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Does your significant other love to read? A thoughtfully chosen book can be far more intimate than flowers, candy or jewelry, and it can change the recipient's perspective on life in ways that those more traditional gifts can't.
With Valentine's Day just a week away, it's time to start thinking about how to impress the ones you love with a gift that shows just how well you know them.
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The Novel Reader: "The Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern, a tale of two magicians who must compete in a life-or-death contest even as they fall desperately in love with each other.
The Non-Fiction Enthusiast: "Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption" by Laura Hillenbrand. "Unbroken" is the harrowing account of a bombadier who survives a plane crash during the war and tests the limits of endurance on the open ocean.
The Sports Fan: "Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game" by Michael Lewis. Get even more details about the inside workings of the underdog 2002 Oakland A's than in the Oscar-nominated movie starring Brad Pitt.
The Historian: "Catherine the Great: Portrait of a Woman," by Robert K. Massie, described by its publisher as "the extraordinary story of an obscure young German princess who traveled to Russia at 14 and rose to become one of the most remarkable, powerful, and captivating women in history."
The Kid at Heart: "The Hunger Games," by Suzanne Collins. The movie is due out soon, so give the gift of the gripping tale of a stark future world and the resilient Katniss Everdeen before it hits the big screen.
The Aspiring Writer: "On Writing: 10th Anniversary Edition: A Memoir of the Craft" by Stephen King. The master of the horror genre — one of the bestselling authors ever — offers his personal insights on the craft and the profession.
The Book Clubber: "The Sense of an Ending" by Julian Barnes, a short but powerful novel that describes how an Englishman's life is upended in old age by repercussions from a long-ago relationship.
The Poetry Lover: "The 100 Best Love Poems of All Time" edited by Leslie Pockell. Shakespeare, Burns, Byron, Yeats and Dickinson, among the many greats.
The Self Helper: "The 5 Love Languages: The Secret to Love That Lasts," by Gary D. Chapman, described by the publisher as a guide for "couples in identifying, understanding, and speaking their spouse's primary love language — quality time, words of affirmation, gifts, acts of service, or physical touch."
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"Lincoln," "Argo," "Les Miserables" and "Zero Dark Thirty" received multiple nominations for the 85th Academy Awards, as many pundits had predicted, but there were also several surprises on Thursday morning.
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Walter A. Kelley
Walter A. Kelley, lifetime resident of Niagara Falls, passed away on Friday, August 30, 2013 at Schoellkopf Health Care Facility. He was 70. He was born in Niagara Falls on December 16, 1942, a son of the late Walter and Emma (Hiller) Kelley.
Mr. Kelley attended local schools and graduated from Niagara Falls High School. He worked for many years at the Niagara Falls Library. He is survived by his brother, Paul W. (Jane) Kelley.
There will be no prior visitation. A Memorial Service will be on held Sunday, September 15, 2013 at 4:00 PM at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 2099 River Road, Niagara Falls, New York 14304. Arrangements made by LANE FUNERAL HOME, INC.
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Realtors: Add your photos of recently sold homes in Melrose to this gallery! It's easy—just sign into your Melrose Patch account (or sign into Melrose Patch using your Facebook account). Click the "Upload Photos and Videos" button above or below the photo gallery and follow the directions. The property's address, sale price, listing agent and other details can be included in the photo's caption.
Check out our photo gallery for a sampling of homes sold in Melrose from Oct. 16-19. Information on each property can be found in a photo's caption.
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Busted! takes a look at the more unusual reports that the men and women of the Tinley Park Police Department respond to. Names have been withheld to protect the innocent, the guilty and the embarrassed.
Usually, the most awkward part of doing laps in the pool at local health club is occasionally drifting into another swimmer's lane.
But that wasn't the case recently for a woman who went for a morning swim at Tinley Park Fitness Center, 17500 S. Duvan Dr., and encountered a fellow health club member who either had a faulty drawstring on his swim trunks or an overinflated sense of immodesty. Or both.
According to a Tinley Park Police report, the woman got into the fitness center's pool at 7:05 a.m. on Nov. 20, and swam laps for about an hour. At 8:05 a.m., a white man in his mid-70s, between 5-feet-6 and 5-feet-8 tall, with a shaven-bald head and wearing black swim trunks got into the pool, the report stated. While the woman continued to swim laps, the man stood at one end of the pool near the jets, the report continued.
As the woman swam closer to the man, she said she noticed that his swim trunks were down around his knees, flashing his keister, the report stated. (Editor's note: Patch also would have accepted "bum," "duff," "rear," "derriere," "patoot," "hinder" or "posterior.") The woman turned her head so she wouldn't see his exposed genitals, the report added.
After getting out of the pool, the woman reported the incident to the club's manager, the report stated. The manager checked the pool area for the trunkless man, but he had left by that time, the report continued. The man's description didn't match any club members the manager knew, according to the report.
The woman told police that she thought the man intentionally exposed himself and that she believes this has happened before, but "she wasn't 100 percent sure," the report stated. Although she didn't want to sign a complaint, the woman told police she wanted a report on file so the fitness center could speak to the man and possibly have him removed when he was identified.
Busted! Update
On Nov. 15, the debut edition of Busted!, Patch ran an article about a 73-year-old man accused of assaulting a manager at Old Country Buffet on Nov. 3 over a disagreement concerning the customer's restaurant coupon. At the time, the manager did not want to issue a complaint in the incident, and no one was charged.
However, on the same day the article was published, Nov. 15, one charge of battery was filed against the customer, Kenneth Godfrey, of the 17600 block of South 68th Court. No details were available from police concerning why Godfrey was charged almost two weeks after the incident.
Police report information is provided by the Tinley Park Police Department and other law enforcement agencies. Charges are not evidence of guilt. They are a record of police actions on a given day, and persons charged with a crime are presumed innocent until proven guilty in court. If you or a family member are charged or cited and the case is subsequently adjudicated, we encourage you to notify the editor. We will verify and report the outcome.
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thigh above my knee are very painful. I get burning pain and numbness in the area. Should I see a physician and get them all removed at once under a general anesthesia?
I Have Multiple Lipomas on my Thighs and Hips. They Are All Very Tender to the Touch, but a Couple in Particular on my Right?
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Both Options Reasonable
Lipomas are typically removal if they are uncomfortable or in a visible location. Some patients worry about a growing mass on their bodies. Fortunately, lipomas are a benign condition. Removal is fairly straight forward depending on the size and location. It is reasonable to either remove them all at once under anesthesia or in a staged fashion under local. A more definitave answer would require examination. Good luck.
Painful Lipomas as Well as Multiple Lipomas on the Thighs and Hips
The reason patients come to me is because they either do not like the appearance of some of their lipomas or because some of them are tender. Usually there is a mixture of the two reasons. The large ones on the back or shoulder usually are removed because they are unsightly.
Lipomas on the extremities are more likely to be tender. If they are growing against sensory cutaneous nerves and putting pressure on them they can be uncomfortable or painful.
Lipomas on the extremities can be removed with local tumescent anesthetic in the office operating room. They are broken down or melted with the Smartlipo Triplex 1440 nm laser and the remnant is removed with low vacuum 1.4 mm liposuction and a small alligator clamp. 1-20 can be done in this way at the same time.
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Multiple painful lipomas
I would definitely recommend seeing a plastic surgeon, first, to determine that they are, in fact, lipomas. Lipomas usually are not painful. If they are lipomas and fairly superficial then you could remove them a few at a time under local anesthesia in an office setting or you could remove them all under general anesthesia. Again, the best approach should be determined by your examining physician.
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Tech Tip: Port Forwarding in Virtualbox with VBoxManage
Several networking modes are available for the Virtualbox guest OS to connect to the Internet, but I will specifically mention Network Address Translation (NAT) networking here.
The VirtualBox Manual describes the advantages and disadvantages of NAT in this way:
Network Address Translation (NAT) is the simplest way of accessing an external network from a virtual machine. Usually, it does not require any configuration on the host network and guest system. For this reason, it is the default networking mode in VirtualBox.
A virtual machine with NAT enabled acts much like a real computer that connects to the Internet through a router. The "router", in this case, is the VirtualBox networking engine, which maps traffic from and to the virtual machine transparently. The disadvantage of NAT mode is that, much like a private network behind a router, the virtual machine is invisible and unreachable from the outside internet; you cannot run a server this way unless you set up port forwarding (described below).
So, your shiny new virtual machine can access the net, but is invisible to other devices on your network. Usually this isn't an issue, but it isn't possible to ssh into your virtual machine or access any services of the machine (such as a webserver) without configuration of port forwarding.
Port Forwarding in VirtualBox
Port Forwarding can be initiated through the powerful and versatile VBoxManage command-line utility. VBoxManage has many options, but we will be using the "setextradata" feature to configure port forwarding.
The following commands will allow you to access your virtual machine via ssh. For this to work, I am making several assumptions about the guest OS:
- Your virtual machine is not currently running, but has already been created and saved.
- Your guest OS has ssh installed and correctly configured.
- Your guest OS is set up with the VirtualBox's default virtual network hardware (PCNET III).
- sshd is listening for incoming connections at the default port (port 22).
- Your guest OS is named "VM Name Here", although I'd wager that isn't the actual name of your VM.
If you don't know the name of your virtual machine, the easiest way to verify the name is to start Virtualbox and to look at the names of the machines listed on the main screen. Scrolling down on the details also allows you to see other information, such as the network adapter being used.
The following commands will forward TCP traffic that originates from port 2222 on your host OS to port 22 on your guest OS:
$ VBoxManage setextradata "VM Name Here" \ "VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/guestssh/Protocol" TCP $ VBoxManage setextradata "VM Name Here" \ "VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/guestssh/GuestPort" 22 $ VBoxManage setextradata "VM Name Here" \ "VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/guestssh/HostPort" 2222
Note the usage of double quotes for the virtual machine name. If you decided on a virtual machine name that is only one word such as "VMNameHere", you can technically omit these double quotes, like this:
$ VBoxManage setextradata VMNameHere \ "VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/guestssh/Protocol" TCP $ VBoxManage setextradata VMNameHere \ "VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/guestssh/GuestPort" 22 $ VBoxManage setextradata VMNameHere \ "VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/guestssh/HostPort" 2222
There is no harm done in leaving them there, so do whatever makes you feel most comfortable.
FYI, there are some limitations to NAT port forwarding, and I will list them as they are listed in the VirtualBox Manual:
There are four limitations of NAT mode which users should be aware of:
- ICMP protocol limitations: Some frequently used network debugging tools (e.g. ping or tracerouting) rely on the ICMP protocol for sending/receiving messages. While ICMP support has been improved with VirtualBox 2.1 (ping should now work), some other tools may not work reliably.
- Receiving of UDP broadcasts is not reliable: The guest does not reliably receive broadcasts, since, in order to save resources, it only listens for a certain amount of time after the guest has sent UDP data on a particular port. As a consequence, NetBios name resolution based on broadcasts does not always work (but WINS always works). As a workaround, you can use the numeric IP of the desired server in the \\server\share notation.
- Protocols such as GRE are unsupported: Protocols other than TCP and UDP are not supported. This means some VPN products (e.g. PPTP from Microsoft) cannot be used. There are other VPN products which use simply TCP and UDP.
- Forwarding host ports lower than 1024 impossible: On Unix-based hosts (e.g. Linux, Solaris, Mac OS X) it is not possible to bind to ports below 1024 from applications that are not run by root. As a result, if you try to configure such a port forwarding, the VM will refuse to start.
These limitations normally don't affect standard network use. But the presence of NAT has also subtle effects that may interfere with protocols that are normally working. One example is NFS, where the server is often configured to refuse connections from non-privileged ports (i.e. ports not below 1024).
VBoxManage is an incredibly powerful utility, and this post just scratches the surface of its abilities. There is an entire section of the user manual dedicated to VBoxManage, and I encourage you to read it and discover the other things it can do.
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Hi, i can't make forwarding on UDP for Emule. I setextradata on config file (is the same of line commands) like this:
but not working. Any ideas? THANKS!!!
ExtraDataItem name="VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/hostssh/GuestPort" value="4001"/
ExtraDataItem name="VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/hostssh/HostPort" value="4001"/
ExtraDataItem name="VBoxInternal/Devices/pcnet/0/LUN#0/Config/hostssh/Protocol" value="TCP"/
Re: UDP traffic
The command that you listed forwards TCP traffic, not UDP traffic. Check out this Wikipedia article to see the difference between the two protocols.
Try changing TCP to UDP and see if that helps out. When in doubt, check the VirtualBox User Manual.
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If you are using Windows XP, you can access the command line by clicking the run button from the Start Menu and typing "cmd" without the quotes. I believe that VirtualBox is installed in the "Program Files" directory. Change directories to the VirtualBox directory, and you should be able to use the VBoxManage commands listed in this article.
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Where is the Virtualbox CLI for windows virtualbox
You rant and rave about the CLI. I can't even find it on my windows virtualbox. Where is this mysterious terminal window for virtualbox? Usually CLI is easy to find, not with virtualbox.
Ranting and Raving about CLI
You rant and rave about the CLI. I can't even find it on my windows virtualbox. Where is this mysterious terminal window for virtualbox? Usually CLI is easy to find, not with virtualbox.
Are you serious?
CLI - Command Line Interface is in the same place in Windoof XP VM as it is in a real XP box.
Go to the Start Menu" (bottom-left of your screen)...
Click on it...
When it pops up select Run...
cmd into the textarea and then press Enter
A black screen in a window will open (that's the command line)
the line of text in that window is called the "prompt" it will show your current directory (probably My Documents)
cd C:\"Program Files"
Then hit Enter (but not too hard - you'll break it)
The prompt will change to show the new working directory
dir will list the directories
cd followed by a directory name will move you to it (sic).
Depending on how you have XP configured you can just use Explorer (not Internet Explorer) to navigate to the VirtualBox install directory and choose "open command prompt" (shorter way)
You can also just preface your vbox commands with the path to the VirtualBox installation directory and save moving there to execute them.
Note: Your mileage will vary according to how good my memory of Windoof is.
Suggestion: you'll catch more flies with honey - ranting and raving will just get you advice like
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A Fort Riley soldier has died in Afghanistan, the second to be killed in three days.
The Department of Defense said Sgt. Matthew H. Stiltz of Spokane, Washington died Monday when his unit was attacked by insurgents in Zerok, Afghanistan.
He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 28th Infantry Regiment, 4th Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division of Fort Riley.
Stiltz has since been posthumously promoted to the rank of staff sergeant. He had served at Fort Riley since 2006, and this was his third deployment.
Last Friday, Capt. James D. Nehl of Gardiner, Oregon died in Ghazni Province, Afghanistan when his unit was attacked.
He had been assigned to the 2nd Battalion, 16th Infantry Regiment, 4th Infantry Brigade Combat Team, 1st Infantry Division of Fort Riley.


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Tuesday Tunes: "Short Change Hero" - Heavy
Some might recognize this from one of the trailers for Batman: Arkham City. It was a pretty fitting song for that walled off part of Gotham. I've always had my own vision for this song, a music video. I have every detail down, the only problem is actually filming it. So instead I just walk the streets at night, listening to this with my headphones on, continually imagining how to improve my vision.
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If you've passed by 2660 Broadway St. in downtown recently, you may have noticed it's looking a little different.
That's because, a few months ago, Formosa Bento House – the spot's former tenant – closed up shop, and now, a new restaurant has moved in.
I-Dumpling, the new Chinese-Taiwanese restaurant that quietly took its place, appears to be a big hit with early customers, and is earning its owner, Lao Fu, rave reviews on Facebook and Yelp.
In just the few short months the restaurant has been open, it already has nearly 70 reviews on Yelp, with an average of four-and-a-half out of five stars.
"Business is really going up," Fu told Patch on Friday.
Fu describes i-Dumpling's cuisine as Northern Chinese in style, with a bit of Taiwanese flare thrown in.
"Our specialties are handmade dumplings, homemade noodles, and some house dishes," he said.
It's these specialties that customers just can't seem to get enough of, if Yelp.com is any indication.
"The stars of the visit were the shrimp and pork dumplings, and they definitely were some of the freshest dumplings we've ever tried," said Kelly S. of Santa Clara, who gave the restaurant five stars a few weeks ago. "It doesn't get any better than this."
A commenter on the site's new Facebook page cautioned, don't let the restaurant's low-key appearance – or the fact that the dining room can only seat about 20 at a time - fool you.
"You'll be caught off-guard by the hole in the wall, but [this place is] YUMMY!" wrote Facebook user Vonny Kleveland.
Fans consistently praise the restaurant's various flavors of dumplings, homemade noodles, beef and onion pancakes, soups like beef noodle and pork, and even traditional delicacies like pig ears.
"This place is the best Chinese 'comfort food' in all of Redwood City," wrote Andrew C., a local, on Yelp.
The restaurant's prices are also earning i-Dumpling compliments.
"The service is always excellent. [And they offer] tons of food at a reasonable price," said Yelper Greg S., another Redwood City local.
A dozen dumplings will cost you around $5.95, pancakes are around $3.95, and pig ears run $5.95.
Fu said, he is having a great time running his new restaurant, and Redwood City has been a great place to do business so far.
"Everyone in the community has been very nice, and they're all supporting us very well," he said.
I-Dumpling is located at 2660 Broadway St. Call 650-568-9789. Open Tuesday through Sunday, 11:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
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Sweet Words: Readings and TastingsMay 1, 2013, 5:00 PM
Milky Way (2017 21st Ave.)
First Wednesday of Forest Grove returns May 1 with Sweet Words, Enjoy authors, chocolate and wine.
The public is invited to the Milky Way Building at 2017 21st Ave. in Forest Grove on Wednesday, May 1 to enjoy an evening of readings, chocolate, appetizers and wine.
Pacific University proudly presents the following English Department faculty and authors as they read from their works:
5 to 5:30 p.m. - Brent Johnson (Assistant Professor)
5:30 to 6 - Kathlene Postma (Associate Professor)
6 to 7 - Maryka Biaggio (A former Pacific faculty member and author of Parlor Games: Historical Fiction. She is also a Willamette Writers and Belle Letters award winner.
7 to 7:30 - Lara Vesta (Assistant Professor)
7:30 to 8 - Darlene Pagan (Associate Professor)
Wine provided by A Blooming Hill Vineyard. Locally made confectionaries provided by Honest Chocolates and appetizers provided by Aramark will also be available.
The engagement is offered by Pacific University's English Department and English Club with additional support from Aramark.
The featured authors will also be presenting their work and signing their books throughout Forest Grove, including the Forest Grove City Library, Periscope Books and the Pacific University Barnes & Noble Bookstore.
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Ive been wanting a 4x4 truck that would look good with a bit of a lift for a while. I think my 01 2wd would look weird with a lift. found a nice 2003 2500hd extended cab short box with the 6.0 today for $7500 canadian - it has 255,000km but thats 25k less than my truck. at 16, i cant afford a cost difference for a different vehicle and i dont want my insurance to go up for having a bigger, fancier truck. on the other had, my truck has sentimental value to me as my first truck. i know one person who offered me $8000 for it a few weeks ago, but i dont think they are in the market for a new truck now. i dont know what i want and its just a mess of wanting something better. ugh...
Just though i'd throw that out there.
2008 FORD F350. My new all-around truck.
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Save up and buy another one? Ive wanted a lifted truck forever, but I dont want to sell mine since theres a lot of sentimental value . So I can either lift it or save a few years and get a 4wd. You could always try a 4wd conversion?Bagged 06 Silverado Crew Cab.
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I am dead serious about this, If you sell your truck I will give you whatever amount of money you want for that overhead console you have. That is priceless to me! As far as the 4x4 truck goes, yeah there nice but do you really need it? I bought a new 04' 2500HD way back, and it was nice until stuff started breaking on it and then it wasn't so nice. Everything is heavy duty and expensive, even the brake job will be twice as much! I wouldn't think that would be good for you as young as you are, but to each there own!
I'm serious about that console!2004 Chevy Colorado
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welcome to my world. I've wanted a 4x4 diesel for years, better economically and I can do all the repairs myself. But I settled with my 95 Cheyenne C1500 b/c it had 127k and a 305 and 5 speed. That was when I was 16, now I'm 21, and I still have that truck. The only reason I don't drive it every day is b/c I need to replace the clutch since it has at least 88k on it, and my brother gave my Sierra, so...2010 Equinox LT
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5.0, 5 speed, Silverado appearance package, power nothing, bucket seats and console Silverado, painted black interior, eBay halo headlights, eBay chrome tails, eBay cai, dual Flowmaster 40's w/no cats, 15x7 American Racing Hopsters, Walmart fog lights, SS mirrors
09-21-2009, 08:12 AM #5Current truck: 1996 Ford 250, 7.3 Powerstroke diesel. Dana 60 SAS, stage 1 160cc injectors, T500 High Pressure Oil Pump, TS 6-position chip, full 4" exhaust, intake, 285 Falken Rocky Mountain AT's, boost/EGT/trans temp pillar gauges, etc...
Ive been looking at the SS's a lot lately. I want one so bad haha, but I don't think I would live through the night if I sold my truck haha. My mom, brother, and grandpa helped me buy my truck. On the bright side though KBB says its worth 17,000 lol.
The SS's are sweet, an as much as i like sport trucks, the big ones with a mild lift are more my style. on the other hand, some trucks wouldnt look good one way or the other (like i dont thing my regular cab long box in red would look good if it was lifted). And then i get to thinking - for what i need a lifted 2wd would be fine, but i were to get a different truck id probably get a 4wd just for those occasional times that you need it. I drove a truck a couple months ago that i would love to have... 2008 silverado 3500HD duramax, blue granite, ext. cab long box dually, LTZ full load, except nav. but for $45,000 I know thats wayyy into the future. I still struggle with the though of upgrading though unless i can pay it without selling mine because i dont know that the next owner would care for it the same way. the only reason i have that truck instead of some old beater is because i got it from my stepdad for $1500.
What I really want though is something i can have a center console in and still haul more than 2 people without having to fab up a rollcage inside the canopy and throw my old seats in the back.
I am dead serious about this, If you sell your truck I will give you whatever amount of money you want for that overhead console you have. That is priceless to me! As far as the 4x4 truck goes, yeah there nice but do you really need it? I bought a new 04' 2500HD way back, and it was nice until stuff started breaking on it and then it wasn't so nice. Everything is heavy duty and expensive, even the brake job will be twice as much! I wouldn't think that would be good for you as young as you are, but to each there own!
I'm serious about that console!
Seriously though, it would be a super easy upgrade for you - youre familiar with wiring and the proper mounting spots for the clips are already in place on your extended cab. You could add the same thing for fairly cheap. On the other hand, if all goes well and im still driving this truck (probably will be) next summer, i might replace it with one of the shorter sunroof ones if i can put the money together to have a sunroof put in.
just removed the link - apparently it sold. solves my dilemma for now.
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73-87 were some of the best years. My dad had a dark brown 86 Silverado 4WD with like a 3 inch lift. We would go off roading every weekend. Its so much fun.
one of the older ones is what i probably would have ended up with (or some old ford crap) if i hadnt got a deal on the one i have.
i would still like a 73ish 3/4 ton crew cab eventually for a project - id put a gm 572 crate engine in (620hp or something stock) and upgrade the drivetrain and transmission. i think that would be a sweet rig.
i know what you mean about the sentimental value.i kept my 92 GMC jimmy i drove back in high school.its ugly as hell but i just cant bring myself to get rid of it-Dylan
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"So the farming wasn't working too good," said Lena's daughter, Diane.
The couple stuck it out in the dairy business until Diane and their son, Brian, left the house.
"I went back to college and became a nurse," said Lena.
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Legislative leaders welcomed the news but noted the state still faces budget problems because federal stimulus money wouldn't be available for the next budget.
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---- — MORIAH — Moriah and Port Henry are going after property owners who rent substandard housing to low-income tenants.
Supervisor Thomas Scozzafava (R-Moriah) said the Town of Moriah and Village of Port Henry are now enforcing local laws requiring a certificate of occupancy when a new tenant moves into a home.
Inspections of the dwellings will be made by the municipal codes officer before a certificate is issued, he said.
The issue has been that some absentee landlords are renting out apartments in poor condition, often to clients of the Essex County Department of Social Services.
Scozzafava put Social Services Commissioner John O'Neill on notice Monday that if his agency is paying the rent for a client, it must follow the local law.
O'Neill has said that in cases where someone is eligible for housing assistance, Social Services pays the rent directly to the landlord — but the agency can't tell the client where to live or what apartment to rent.
"Have the caseworker ask or contact the landlord," Scozzafava said. "Ask 'do you have a certificate of occupancy?' If not, they shouldn't be renting it."
The request was made at the County Board of Supervisors Human Services Committee session, and O'Neill said he would pass the information on to his staff.
"As long as it doesn't violate our regulations, we'll do it," O'Neill said after the meeting. "If it's town-wide we'll try to do it."
Scozzafava had previously asked Social Services to inspect apartments before clients move in, but O'Neill said they don't have enough authority or manpower to do that.
Most of the problems are in apartment buildings in Moriah's Witherbee and Mineville hamlets, but Scozzafava said the local laws apply to the entire town and village, not just one area.
"It's for the safety of the tenant. We've received a number of complaints about conditions of these apartments. If we don't take action, we're susceptible to liability ourselves."
Scozzafava said in some cases the buildings were in such poor condition the codes officer had to condemn them and order everyone out.
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The Neutral
Lecture Course at the College de France (1977-1978)
Roland Barthes
translated by Rosalind E. Krauss and Denis Hollier
Columbia University Press ($24.50)
by Spencer Dew
What if, wonders Roland Barthes, in response to one of those large, pompous, arrogant, pedantic questions which so dominate intellectual and especially academic life—Is there a writing specific to women and a writing specific to men? Do you think that the writer seeks truth? Do you think that writing is life? etc.—one were to answer I have bought myself a shirt at Lanvins, The sky is blue like an orange, or if this question is put to you in public, you stand up, take off a shoe, put it on your head, and leave the room...
Such refusal and retreat—the violent action of the [Zen] koan—offers an example of Barthess subject in this lecture course. The Neutral is that which baffles the paradigm, suspending the conflictual basis of discourse by outplaying the various binaries (gender, subject/object, active/passive) ordinarily imposed by language. Barthes traces the Neutral through dreams of self-destitution or withdrawal from the world, finding its echo in Prousts experience with the madeleine, something like a Western example of satori. The Neutral can refer to intense, strong, unprecedented states an ardent, burning activity and to slow understanding: a kind of drip-by-drip understanding of problems, and that intoxicatingly vivid, crisp-edged perception brought about by urban dusk, the hour in which tiny, perfectly futile details of street life are received with stirring purity and the pleasure of being alive. I dont construct the concept of Neutral, I display Neutrals, Barthes says of his approach. It is not a definition he is after, but a gathering of instances.
The book is a transcription of a course painstakingly prepared in notebooks and index cards, a series of lectures proceeding through a sequence of fragments, specific figures or traits considered in turn. Examples of the Neutral are sought not in language but in discourse, and in this process Barthes meanders through an astounding array of texts, his citations laced with pleasure—all taken from the library of his vacation home, a place-time where the loss in methodological rigor is compensated for by the intensity and the pleasure of free reading. He considers the signifying silence of mysticism, Sades dirty laundry, the aesthetic rules of the tea ceremony, Swedenborgs solitary writing rituals, relevant threads of Kafka and Blanchot, even the post-mating exhaustion of the Alaskan fur seal. Yet Barthes cautions—neutrally—that his knowledge is never cohesive:
I know nothing and do not pretend to know anything about Buddhism, about Taoism, about negative theology, about Skepticism: these objects, insofar as they are doctrinal, systematic, historical bodies, such as one might find in histories of thought, of religions I am outside mastery. . . My aim = to be neither master nor disciple but, in the Nietzschean sense. . . artist.
This exemption from the responsibility of contextual knowledge is echoed in another exemption, from immediate exchange or dialogue—what Barthes refers to as the theatrical jousting of the seminar, which the logistics of this giant lecture class do not allow. Instead, Barthess practice of responding to select written comments at the start of sessions exemplifies what might be called a textual pedagogy, one in which the teacher is a text, not so much answering or conversing as echoing or, at best, responding. In reference to an angry anonymous note, Barthes observes commentary, criticism, writing might in fact be the way to answer him who wants me not to answer; the work of actively reading exorcizes the relation of power that speech imposes. Yet this is not abstinence-only education but, rather, a practice of particular and pointed refusals and an insistence on the responsibility—political and ethical—of such refusal. Barthes cites the wisdom of Eurylochus, that disciple of Pyrrho who, hard pressed by his pupils questions that he stripped and swam across the Alpheus. This gesture of the nonreply, what Barthes hears as the Ciao of Eurylochus, exemplifies the Neutral, and—so argues this book, in Barthess typical erudite and sensuous fashion—suggests an urgently needed corrective to our current state of being in the world. For Barthes, the search for the Neutral is my own style of being present to the struggles of my time, and, ultimately, an ethical project, an elaboration of Barthess larger engagement with writing, discourse, ideology, and culture.
John Cage once said that he tried never to want anything except in a set of circumstances where nothing I decide seems to me to concern others. He tried, in short, never to refuse anything, though he could, in a restaurant, select chicken instead of steak. Barthes cites this of course, reveling, as he always does, in the culinary anecdotes of artists, but he sees here something of the Neutral too, what in Taoism is called wou-wei, non-action, that what baffles, dodges, disorients the will of life. Its therefore, structurally, a Neutral, akin to the Zen answers mentioned earlier. The desire here is to abstain from choosing, to be granted exemption from having to hold a position, a belief.
These days, for an intellectual to say I dont know or I refuse to judge is as scandalous as an agrammatical sentence. Such statements simply do not belong to the language of the discourse. The intellectual is required, summoned to have an opinion on everything, which is to say to be interested in everything, but Barthes desires the ability to post a sign on my premises or on my intellectual project: Judgment closed for annual leave.
Barthess desire doesnt play into the hands of the hegemony but, rather, voices a critique of an age saturated with information. I would say: the more information grows, the more knowledge retreats and therefore the more decision is partial (terroristic, dogmatic). This push-to-choose is already an ethical and political consequence of contemporary culture, and an unhealthy one. Aristotles moderate measure of the best democracy as the one in which the citizen is neither too apathetic nor too participatory can be read as a profound caution on the current situation. Political minimalism would indeed go against the grain of our current political ideology, but how refreshing that might be. We are in an era of political maximalism, Barthes writes, wherein politics invades all phenomena and political behaviors are radicalized: arrogance of the languages, violence of the acts: political totalism all over (without necessarily speaking of totalitarianism). In the thirty years since this was written, the situation has only worsened. For Barthes, to live according to nuance is the only ethically responsible option, and understanding and being Neutral is a critical component to this sort of life.
The Neutral includes the difficult task of admitting ones own fear, the harsh recognition of banality within oneself, the right relation to the present, attentive and not arrogant, but the talk of retreat from decision and the constant focus on revelry in pleasure might deaden American ears to Barthess radical political engagement. It would be a grave misreading to see Barthess work as solipsistic, although there is, to be sure, an elaborate coyness to his presentation as well as a guiding faith—as Susan Sontag as brilliantly argued—in the value of pleasure. Intellectual caution thus couples with a desire to savor, resulting in such remarkable images as this, from his autobiographical text Roland Barthes by Roland Barthes: his work, he says, is like a cube of sugar dipped into a tea cup as he enjoys a precious bourgeois ritual with his mother. American readers may miss, as well, the contrarian tone of Barthess phrasings. His nuances are well-steeped and designed to be taken slowly. On the formal level his texts are corrective, crafted to resist the co-optation of readiness, the placation of easy use. The world, thick with oppression, requires much consideration and very careful action. This is his mission as a writer and teacher, and it is manifest on every page of The Neutral. Indeed, Barthes finds a predecessor in Montaigne—who, at forty-two, had a medal struck, with a scale on one side and a Pyrrhonian motto on the other: I abstain. As Barthes notes, herein is a powerful lesson about the balanced, engaged life:
one should carefully consult Montaigne: his life and his work, to spot from what or where he did not abstain (because he was a man very engaged with his time and publicly engaged): that is to say, not to revise but to refine the Sartrean doctrine of commitment, handled for twenty years by intellectuals, a bit brutally.
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At approximately 2:30 p.m., a Clinton school bus was traveling back to the transportation lot and was rear-ended on South 14th Street near Ashford University's complex. No children were on the bus.
The driver and the two occupants were not injured.
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DE Brian Robison — Some questioned the money that Robison got in the offseason, replacing Ray Edwards, but he had a standout first game as a new starter, providing constant pressure and hitting Rivers on a pass that was intercepted by Antoine Winfield. A great start.
Special teams — It was a strong day from the opening kickoff, which Percy Harvin ran back 103 yards for a score. He begged the coaches for the duty and rewarded them with a much-needed spark. The coverage teams were solid all day, and the kicking game also was successful. P Chris Kluwe got great distance and hang time, PK Ryan Longwell did his job, and rookie PR Marcus Sherels did his job in his first game.
DE Jared Allen — Allen did his normal thing as a pass rusher, collecting a sack and providing another half-dozen pressures, but he makes this list for his incredible second-quarter interception. Dropping into coverage when RB Ryan Mathews released into the flat on a wheel route, Allen showed incredible body control, concentration and hands, completely fooling Philip Rivers on the play.
Passing game — Other than a few well-timed short passes by Donovan McNabb in the first half, it was an almost total failure. The protection was shoddy, the route running was poor, Harvin and Bernard Berrian were virtually invisible and the tight ends were not incorporated well. McNabb threw for two yards on 1-of-6 passes in the second half.
Fourth-quarter defense — After a fairly inspired first three quarters, Fred Pagac's unit fell off badly and lost its composure. Four of the Chargers' nine longest offensive plays occurred in the final 15 minutes, and Rivers found a groove late after being off balance early. Three late offsides penalties on defense pretty much sealed the victory for San Diego.
The "Blazer" package — That's what the Vikings are calling the offensive package with Joe Webb taking snaps, but in Week One it netted little: a loss of two yards by Webb on his first carry and two yards to Harvin on a handoff on the next carry. After that, Webb was out of the game for good. Leslie Frazier cryptically said he unleashed Webb then because of "field position." Whatever the reason, it yielded zero yards in two plays in its first display.


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After weather-related stops and starts, the 2013 Kansas wheat harvest is officially in full swing in several south-central Kansas locations, with test cutting as far north as McPherson County in central Kansas and as far west as Clark County, according to the state wheat harvest report.
The report is provided by the Kansas City Board of Trade — a part of the CME Group, the Kansas Grain and Feed Association, the Kansas Wheat Commission and Kansas Association of Wheat Growers.
Near Kiowa, a few isolated fields of wheat were harvested last week. On Tuesday, however, the harvest really got under way, according to Steve Inslee, general manager of the OK Co-op in Kiowa. So far, about 350,000 bushels have been taken in by the elevator. Test weight averages 59 pounds per bushel, and protein ranges from 12 to 15.6. Despite a rain earlier this week, the wheat is dry and Inslee says weather-permitting, the area harvest could be complete in a week.
Cowley County Extension Agent Jill Zimmerman says farmers in Sumner County began harvesting mid-afternoon Tuesday, after fields had dried out from a one-inch shower on Sunday night. Zimmerman's family started on a field of the variety Everest; test weight was 61 pounds and yield is about 45 bushels per acre.
Wheat began trickling into the Anthony Farmers Co-op over the weekend, but harvest activity geared up on Tuesday. Test weights average 60 pounds per bushel, but no yields have been reported so far. About 305,000 bushels had been taken in the Anthony location as of Wednesday morning. Kari Nusz at the cooperative's Harper location says the area has taken wheat since Saturday, 57,000 bushels so far. Test weights have ranged from 59 to 62 pounds per bushel. It is too early for yield estimates, but Nusz reports farmers are pleased with field results up to now. Weather permitting, harvest will be in full force by the weekend.
Kansas Wheat Commissioner Scott Van Allen started harvest Tuesday night on a patch of Everest wheat near Conway Springs. Moisture was 13.4 percent, and test weight was 61 pounds per bushel. He estimates the crop was yielding about 50 bushels per acre. Van Allen received a quarter-inch of rain Tuesday night, which could pre-empt harvest until today.


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Raise your FICO score with these lesser-known tips.
More credit can be good credit. Don't be afraid to ask for a credit line increase, which will improve your credit utilization ratio. "If you have a card you like a lot and use a lot, and are good at paying it off, ask for a credit line increase," says Weston. However, proceed with caution: "You should not call and ask unless you're a really good card holder," says Harzog. If you don't have a good credit history and ask for a line increase, the bank might see you as a credit risk and reduce your limit. "It can backfire, so be careful," Harzog warns.
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Wilma Lucille Shultz, 96, of Racine, Ohio, passed away at her residence at 8:50 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 6, 2013.
She was born April 15, 1916, she was the daughter of the late Frank and Mila Gaither Ramsey. She retired from being a private nurse in Palm Springs, Calif. She attended the Racine Baptist Church.
Wilma is survived by her daughter-in-law, Marilyn Sue Foster, Athens, Ohio; grandchildren, Stephanie Sue Foster, Athens, Ohio, Timothy Carson (Mical) Foster, Brooklyn, N.Y., Bridget Darice (Gale Talley) Kelley, Racine, Ohio, Bradley Allen Kelley, Racine, Ohio, and Travis Eugene (Christy) Kelley, Mt. Vernon; five great-grandchildren, Jody Lynne (Jeff) Williamson, Amy Dawn (Chad Treffert) King, Caleb Paul Kelley, Brooklynn Paulette Kelley, and Travis Robert Kelley; seven great-great grandchildren, Jordan Williamson, Jacob Williamson, Javin Ewing, Maylynn Williamson, Elektra Treffert, Platinum Treffert, and Lucian Treffert. Step-daughters, Trudy (Darrell) Hillyard, Independence, Kan., and San- dra Workman, Tulsa, Okla., stepson, Kevin (Wanda) Shultz, Land O' Lakes, Fla., one niece Sharon Darice (Lee) Beavers, Mesa, Ariz. and numerous great-nieces and great- nephews also survive.
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— Jesse F. Philmon, our beloved husband, father, brother, and friend, was born August 27, 1934 to Jesse Lee and Opal Philmon, and he passed away on March 6, 2013.
He is survived by Rosemary, his wife of 57 years, and sons Terry, Timothy, and Ryan. Grandchildren include Karina, Mindy, Jessica, Bevin, Forest, Brittany, Aiden and Brantley. Other family members include his brothers, Julius (dec.) and Jerry; sister, Judy Jolly; and in-laws: Sonny Jolly, Margaret Philmon, Connie Philmon, Hazel May, and Betty Gower.
Jesse grew up in Port Arthur, TX, graduated from Thomas Jefferson High School, and then earned a Business Degree from Lamar University. He worked 37 years at Chevron in Pt. Arthur and retired as the supervisor of the IT Department. He also gave his country 37 years of military service in both the National Guard and Army Reserves. After retirement, Jesse, Rosemary and Ryan lived in Frisco, CO. before finally settling in San Antonio. Jesse was a devoted father who participated as a coach for Pop Warner football teams and Little League baseball teams. He also served his community by participating in causes important to senior citizens, as well as serving on the board of the Frisco Parks and Recreation, and as President of his HOA. Services will be held at Helotes Hills United Methodist Church at 2:30p.m., Friday, March 22, 2013. Friends are invited to the reception at the church following the services.