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The Associated Press | April 24,2013NEW YORK Aereo, the television-over-the-Internet service that is threatening the broadcast and cable TV industries, is expanding to Boston on May 15.
With prices starting at $8 a month, Aereo will offer 28 Boston-area broadcast channels, plus the cable channel Bloomberg TV. Service will be available in Boston and surrounding areas in Massachusetts, New Hampshire and Vermont.
The Barry Diller-backed company announced in January that it plans to expand beyond New York to 22 additional U.S. markets. Boston represents the first metropolitan area outside New York. Others expected in the coming months include Chicago, Philadelphia and Washington.
Aereo converts television signals into computer data and sends them over the Internet to subscribers computers and mobile devices. Subscribers can watch channels live or record them with an Internet-based digital video recorder. They can pause and rewind live television, just like a DVR.
Aereo sells its service as a low-cost alternative to cable or satellite TV, and it plans to target those who have dropped pay-TV service or never had one. Aereo offers far fewer channels than most pay-TV packages, but it could appeal to viewers who already turn to Hulu, Netflix and other online sources for TV shows and movies.
Broadcasters see Aereo as a threat to their revenue, even though stations already make signals available for free. Broadcasters are increasingly supplementing advertising revenue with fees they get from cable and satellite TV companies for redistributing their stations to subscribers. If customers drop their pay-TV service and use Aereo instead, broadcasters would lose some of that revenue.
So far, federal courts have ruled against broadcasters claims that Aereos service constitutes copyright infringement. Aereo claims what it is doing is legal because it has thousands of tiny antennas at its data centers and assigns individual subscribers their own antenna. According to Aereo, that makes it akin to customers picking up free broadcast signals with a regular antenna at home. Broadcasters argue that the use of individual antennas is a mere technicality meant to circumvent copyright law.
Although the latest ruling, from the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, will likely be appealed, broadcasting companies have already threatened to take their stations off the air. The Fox and Univision television networks are among those that say they might end their free broadcasts and become a subscription-only channel like CNN, Nickelodeon and Discovery.
In a Twitter post Tuesday responding to the Boston expansion, CBS Corp. spokesman Dana McClintock vowed, And we will be there to sue them. In an email, McClintock said the specifics of such a lawsuit were still to be determined.
If such a lawsuit is filed, Aereo could seek to have the cases consolidated in New York, where the company has had favorable rulings. But if broadcasters succeed in keeping the cases separate, they would have a better chance of winning in Boston because Massachusetts is part of a different appellate region and would not be bound by the 2nd Circuits past rulings. The U.S. Supreme Court or Congress would be left to settle any conflicting rulings.
Aereos Boston expansion will initially be available only to those who had pre-registered for the service. The New York-based company said others would be able to join after May 30.
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Members of an organization which backs American veterans are showing their support this Memorial Day weekend by continuing a long walk across the United States.
The Carry the Load relay is scheduled to pass through and make four stops in Hunt County today, on its way to its conclusion in Dallas on Memorial Day.
Carry the Load is a non-profit, founded by former Navy Seals to raise funds and awareness for veterans and their surviving families.
The 27 day, 2,000 mile national relay began in West Point, N.Y. on April 30 and is expected to reach Mount Pleasant/Mount Vernon this evening.
The relay will proceed west along Interstate 30 today, passing through Sulphur Springs before reaching Greenville during the afternoon.
Stops are planned at the intersection of Interstate 30 and County Road 3201 at noon, at Interstate 30 and FM 1737 at 2 p.m., at Interstate 30/Lee Street/6th Street at 4 p.m. and in front of the Cracker Barrel, 3401 Interstate 30 Frontage Road in Greenville, at 6 p.m. today.
Organizers said Carry The Load was designed to rejuvenate the true meaning and purpose of the Memorial Day holiday as a way to honor those who served and died in service to the United States.
To date, Carry The Load has raised more than $500,000 for, and is being used to raise awareness of, the veteran's organizations it supports.


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Not only is this script freeware, but we show you how to build it from scratch!
A Directory Walker that adds the "Last Modified"
Date to the bottom of each page
by TDavid @ http://www.tdscripts.com/
THE MISSION: You'd like to add the date and time a page was last modified to every html page on your site so that surfers will know when your page was last updated. Here are 3 possible solutions:
Solution #1: Use JavaScript to insert the date on each page
Pros: It will be dynamic in the sense that with every surfer to your page, they will get the current last modify date.
Solution #2: Use Server Side Includes (SSI) tags to insert
the date dynamically on the page.
Pros: It's one line of code at the bottom of the page and very easy to do.
Cons: It requires you to parse the entire webpage for SSI which may require you to parse ALL your html pages (not a very wise thing to do if you don't need to do it) -- or worse, change the page name and need to redirect your traffic from .html extension pages to .shtml pages. Not all hosts allow SSI. Most intrusive to your existing pages.
Solution #3: Use a server side language like Perl or PHP to
scan the pages and "find and replace" the info on each page.
Pros: You can walk the directory and change many pages with one execution of the script from the server side and it will work across all browsers and all platforms. Lease intrusive to your existing pages because the script can walk around your directory and change the files for you.
Cons: You have to either manually run the script or set a cron job to execute the script. You also need to set a list of pages to "not change" otherwise the script will blindly append the last modified file date to ALL html pages with the last modify date. You have to give the script permission to alter each of these files (chmod 666). If you run the script multiple times and the page hasn't changed then the script will reflect that there are changes.
The server side solution
As you can probably guess by the title of this article I'm going to show you how to create solution #3 and I'm going to use Perl to do this. It can be done using PHP as well, but setting up Crontab to run PHP script is a little more tricky than Perl. How to do that would likely be a good article for another day.
STEP 1. The first thing we need to do is to create our path to Perl. On most servers this will be:
STEP 2. Set the absolute path to the directory we are going to walk through. The absolute path is the one that starts at the root and works its way forward to where your public directory is. Do not use the trailing slash / at the end of the path. I'll show you why in a little bit. The directory permissions need to be set to 777 so the script has permission to read the directory structure in this directory.
$datadir = "/usr/home/public_html/tdscripts/testing_it";
STEP 3. Set the URL to the directory above so that you can view the changed pages when the script is done
$urlpath = 'http://www.tdscripts.com/testing_it';
STEP 4. Next we need to create an array of html pages NOT to change inside the directory defined above. This list will be short or long depending on your individual directory needs. Any page with the .html, shtml, phtml, or .htm that isn't listed here WILL be changed by the script.
@dontchange = ('testing.html', 'testhtm.htm', 'testp.phtml', 'tests.shtml');
STEP 5. Set the mime time so we can print to the browser
print "Content-type: text/html\n\n";
STEP 6. Now we need to open the data directory and fill an array every filename in this directory. You will note if we cannot open the directory we are referencing a subroutine called file_error. We will insert this subroutine at the very end of this script. We pass to this subroutine an argument explaining where we couldn't open. This is useful for debugging our script should something go wrong.
opendir(THEDIR, "$datadir") ||
&file_error("Could not open the datadir: $datadir");
@filenames = readdir(THEDIR);
STEP 7. Now we need to walk through the @filenames array and match against the @dontchange criteria. If there is no match we call the final &file_change subroutine to actually change the filename. This is probably the most complex section of code so we'll take it one line at a time. The first line records the size of the @dontchange array. We need this size so we can create an inner loop to compare against each of the filenames in the directory and not try to open non-html files. The second line is a foreach statement to begin the iteratation through the list of @filenames array. This is the outside loop. The third line splits the extension from the filename by the period. If you have periods in your filename, then you'll need to either add a routine which reverses the order of the array or change the filenames so there are no periods in the title. The inner loop is line four which starts an $i index loop for the @dontchange array. On line 6 we are checking to make sure the extension is .html, htm, shtml or phtml. Feel free to add additional page extensions if they apply to you separated by the logical OR (the pipe | located on the keyboard above the \) symbol. Lines 7-20: if any of the names match the current name the $setflag variable is set and this means that the filechange will take place for this particular filename if it remains set to 1 (true). However, if the name is found in the @dontchage array then setflag is set to zero and the last statement is executed to break from the while loop and ignore future iterations.
$sizeof = $#dontchange;
foreach $name (@filenames) {
@extension = split(/\./, $name);
$setflag = 0;
while ($i < $sizeof) {
if ($extension[1] =~ /(html|htm|shtml|phtml)/) {
$setflag = 1;
if($name eq $dontchange[$i]) {
$setflag = 0;
if ($setflag == 1) {
$setflag = 0;
STEP 8. Now let's create the file_change subroutine. We start by printing to the browser the file we are modifying. Then we open the actual page and get the date the page was last updated in timestamp since epoch using the perl stat function which is similar to the C function of the same name. We store the html page in the array named @contents.
sub file_change {
print "Modifying ... $_[0] [VIEW]
";
# go get the page and prepare to change it
open(FILEHANDLE, "<$datadir/$_[0]") || &file_error("Could not open the file: $datadir/$_[0]");
@contents = <FILEHANDLE>;
@info = stat FILEHANDLE;
@date = localtime($info[9]);
$year =
$time = "$date[2]:$date[1]";
$lastmodified = "$year $time";
$newhtml = '';
STEP 10. This is where the user can customize what goes at the very bottom just before the  tag of each page. It is very important to leave the  on a line by itself directly after a carriage return so the script properly replaces it. If you want a banner or other HTML code down here you can have whatever you want, just make sure you leave the  at the very end directly after a carriage return. Where you want the date the page was last modified you use the $lastmodified variable. Remember to put a backslash in front of any double quotes or the script will bark at you :)
# CHANGE the format below to what you want to swap out -- be sure to backslash any double quotes
$newhtml .= "Copyright 1999-2001 All Rights Reserved
Last Modified $lastmodified
## (end) CUSTOMIZATION ##
STEP 11. It's time for the regular expression that essentially finds and replaces the old last modified date/time format -- or if it is a new page it creates the code for the first time.
$sflag = 0;
foreach $html (@contents) {
if($html =~ /<\!--swapstart -->/i) {
$html =~ s/(<\!--swapstart -->.+)//i;
$sflag = 1;
if($html =~ /<\/body>/) {
$html =~ s/<\/body>/$newhtml/i;
$sflag = 0;
if($sflag) { $html = ''; }
open(FILEHANDLE, ">$datadir/$_[0]") ||
&file_error("Could not open the datadir:
print FILEHANDLE @contents;
STEP 13. Lastly, let's create the file_error subroutine. This will output any errors or problems so that you know which file was unsuccessfully changed. We need the mime line or the browser won't know how to render the ouput so that is line two. Line three simply echoes the argument that was passed to the subroutine and a
 tag to wait for the other file errors, if applicable.
sub file_error {
print "$_[0] check that the permissions are 666 for files and 777 for the directory
";
STEP 14. Save the file as last_modified.cgi and upload in ASCII mode to your cgi-bin. If you want to check it against the source code at TD Scripts you can do so by clicking the links below. If you don't want to type it out, just click the download button and save it to your local file system!
DEMO last_modified.cgi
NOTE: Something to keep in mind, if you run this TWICE then every page will show the date you last ran the script, not necessarily when you last updated something on the page. This is because the script is rewriting the page. This isn't an error, this is actually pretty logical, if you think about it. So the idea with this script is you run it say once per week via cron. If the page hasn't actually changed during the week it will still show it has because the script rewrote the page date during the last execution of the script. If you use this script please put up a reciprocal link to TD Scripts by using a graphic or text link at http://www.tdscripts.com/contact.html
TDavid is co-owner, programmer and webmaster for several sites devoted to programming including his own http://www.tdscripts.com/ He has done custom programming in various programming languages for companies all over the world. Every Friday at 2pm PST you can catch his weekly radio show dedicated to the technical side of webmastering and programming at http://www.scriptschool.com/radio
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DANVILLE — Taxes are the concentration for three candidates vying for seats in Vermilion County Board District 4 in this year's election.
Incumbent Democrats Joe Tamalunis and Ed Barney are facing off against Republican challenger Cathy Jenkins. A fourth candidate, Democrat Terry Stal of Georgetown, is running for a seat in District 4.
Cooperation is the focus for Barney and Tamalunis attempting to hold off a property tax increase for the county. The county has not had a tax increase in six years.
For Tamalunis, the cooperation begins at the board level.
"My solution would be to continue the operation of the county board as is," he said in a survey distributed to candidates. "We are a group who go beyond the political boundaries in order to ensure that the county will continue to operate within its means."
Barney agrees, but notes an effort to assist the county should also come from the state government in Springfield.
"In a perfect world, it would be easier to maintain this run if the state would improve its financial situation and pay the county its money that it is due and owing and pay it on time," he said, noting that cuts will still need to be made by the county "in appropriate places."
A raise in taxes should always be the last option, according to Jenkins, but is one that includes a variety of factors.
"To project a plan to maintain the county's no tax increases is not representative of the many areas that must be taken into consideration," she said, adding that every alternative — including cuts — must be considered as well as "innovative/creative ideas examined."
District 4 is in the southeast corner of the county, taking in Georgetown and extending as far north as Westville.
Incumbent Democratic board member Terry Stal of Georgetown did not return a candidate survey with his comments on the issues.
Development in District 4 to aid the county also remains on the forefront for Jenkins and Barney.
"I would be looking to increase economic development in the southern part of the district which would help alleviate other issues that lack of development brings," Jenkins said.
For Barney, there are benefits to such growth.
"Economic and business growth which would increase the tax bases plus provide more jobs for residents of Vermilion County," he said.
Tamalunis wants to support county law enforcement as well as the "financial needs of the local townships to help improve bridges and roadways."
Cathy Jenkins
Party: Republican
Age: 59
Address: Georgetown
Employment: Retired, former senior manager at Blue Cross
Prior political experience: Former alderwoman on Georgetown City Council
Joe Tamalunis
Party: Democratic
Age: 54
Address: Georgetown
Employment: Retired from Illinois Department of Corrections
Prior political experience: Elected to Vermilion County Board, 2008
Edwin Barney
Party: Democratic
Age: 38
Address: Westville
Employment: Attorney and partner at Saikley, Garrison, Colombo and Barney
Prior political experience: Vermilion County Board member, 2002-present


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Giant on the move
What's on the Olympic programme?
A gold medal to anyone who can name all 28 sports on the programme at the Beijing Olympics.
Struggling? The list runs from A for Aquatics to W for Wrestling. (Although "aquatics" to my untrained eye seems to span a series of water sports – swimming, diving and water polo).
For baseball and softball, Beijing will be bittersweet — they will not feature in London in 2012 when the programme will be cut to 26 sports. They are the first sports to be axed from the Olympics since polo in 1936.
Both are relatively recent additions – baseball made its debut as a medal sport in Barcelona in 1992 and softball in Atlanta four years later. As quintessential American games they struggled to muster the international backing needed to keep them on the programme.


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Traverse City Record-Eagle
---- — There's no trademark style — no white columns, no Alpine roofs, no fake wooden beams.
But to those on the lookout for smart urban development that makes the most of limited space and provides reasonably priced living near downtown, there's no mistaking a Socks project.
Socks Construction, a family owned firm that has made its mark in several Traverse City developments in recent years, is about to begin work on a pretty typical Socks offering. On a relatively tight site at Eighth and Cass streets, the company is planning Old Town Corner, a development that will include 4,000 square feet of commercial ground-floor space with seven two-story townhomes on the upper floors.
The roughly 1,650-square-foot units will sell for around $330,000. They'll have elevator service with covered parking for residents off the alley. Socks bought the house currently on the site and plans to raze it in mid-June, with project completion slated for early 2014.
It's urban design that Traverse City could use more of. While $330,000 isn't cheap, new downtown construction with parking and an elevator and 1,650 square feet of living space is hard to come by. Just having dedicated covered parking is worth a lot, particularly when the tourists descend in the summer and the snow flies in the winter.
Just as important is fitting seven new living units into a small site so close to downtown that walking or riding a bike to work is a given. That's what downtown living is supposed to be all about.
Socks is finishing up its Ivy Terrace project just down the street on Eighth directly adjacent to the Old Town Parking Deck. That building will include 16 residential units starting at just $200,000 that are accessible to the parking structure — more parking — and literally next door to the commercial strip along Union Street.
The most surprising thing abut Ivy Terrace is where it was built. It was hard to believe a 16-unit residential building could be squeezed between the sidewalk and the parking deck. But that's a truly urban use of space. Combining commercial, retail and residential spaces is old-school urban and a Socks trademark, as is fitting developments into unexpected places.
"If they feel there's a market niche, they go for it." Traverse City Planner Russ Soyring said.
Being downtown and connected is a lifestyle option that has broad appeal and is what urban living can be all about Traverse City can use a lot more of that.


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On a cold Saturday night in November my 97 year-young grandmother was sipping on an Irish mist and watching her favorite team, the fighting Irish of Notre Dame. She never misses a Notre Dame game day or night. The team would go on to win that night and become the number one football team in the Nation AND the number one graduating school in Division 1 college football. They are now headed to the National Title matchup in January.
The Notre Dame football team has had many ups and downs since their last National Championship under famed coach Lou Holtz but their fans have always been ardent supporters of their beloved Fighting Irish. Some say you either love them or hate them but the fun part for the fans is in loving them. So why do so many love the Notre Dame football team? That is an interesting question.
I was raised in a strict Notre Dame household. My father played on the 1966 National Championship team under Ara Parseghian and my father likes to point out that his 1964 team were Co-National Champs as well. When Notre Dame was on TV in my home, the entire time was blocked out for him to watch the game. I remember when I was five years old and I was returning from a birthday party and I asked him to open my new puzzle box, he took the box and held it in his hands. As he was watching the game a player dropped an important pass and my father instinctively launched my new puzzle box across the room having it smash into the wall with pieces flying everywhere, at least he got the box open for me. Needless to say I got the point that you don't interrupt Dad while Notre Dame is on. My Father's Uncle, John Kelly, was captain of the 1939 team and this was an incredible honor to our family. In a sports dominated Irish Catholic family this was the epitome of success, pride and respectability. It was something the entire family carried as sign of pride telling all they knew.
Throughout the years I have come across Notre Dame fans from all different backgrounds. There are a few elements of Notre Dame football that have attracted fans over the years. There is of course the Irish Catholic fans who revel in the cultural and religious symbolism. There are Catholic fans who see Notre Dame as carrying the Catholic banner along with Boston College. Many people view Notre Dame as a historical underdog which goes back to the days of anti-Catholic bigotry in the United States. Still more are enthralled by the mystical characteristics of the campus like the golden dome, touchdown Jesus, the lake, the grotto. People are also captivated by the incredible marching band headed by the Irish guard, a group of 10 students wearing kilts and celtic garb and they are all at least 6'2, they are based on the gallowglass warriors of medieval Ireland. The marching band itself plays the greatest fight song of any sports team with it's refrain "cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame, wake up the echoes cheering her name".
To put Notre Dame in perspective for some is to see a culture, a team, a faith and way of looking at the world in full bloom. If you do not understand the lure of the fighting Irish just go down to your local bar or pub in our area when a big game is on and see the all the people with their ND shirts and hats and the reactions to all the plays. See the history that they know about the team and the school, learn about their personal experiences of going to the Notre Dame campus or simply have a great time.
Come down to Molly Maguires at 132 East River Road in Rumson on Monday January 7th to watch the game with Claddagh Na nGael and alot of fighting Irish fans. Now that the fighting Irish are back on top it's a great time to celebrate all the positive attributes that they represent.
Claddagh Na nGael is an Irish cultural group based on the Jersey shore. We currently have fiddle and tin whistle lessons for children, Irish language instruction for all ages, socials and game watches. Please come by and meet some friendly neighbors interested in Irish culture in our area.


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Just like the song says, it is the most wonderful time of year! I know that this phrase is usually saved for Christmas, but back to school really takes the prize. As the mom of four, I've seen the gamut, from the first day of pre-school to graduation day of college.
Let me just say the first day of pre-school is a lot easier than the first day of college, mostly because in pre-school they don't "know everything" like they do in college and you get to choose the outfit and take the picture!
The other day, I was talking to a friend who is getting ready to send a niece off to college and was going dorm shopping. Of course, I gave her the warning "you don't really need what you think you do", "she'll never use that rain poncho", "yes, got talked into one of those". My friend came home with way more than she mentally committed to. I told her that when my son was going off for the first time I asked a seasoned "freshman" what was the most important thing she brought to school? Her answer surprised me; bed risers! My reaction; what are those?
So, of course I took her advice and that's what we got. I must say they were a lifesaver and thought about buying some for every bed in the house. What's great about the risers is you can store triple what a dorm room offers in storage space.
On my second go around I discovered the "thin" hangers and, just like the commercial said, it used one third of the space. Bam, I scored again. Between my bed risers, another set of four per leg purchased, and my hangers, I was the Rock Star in the building. Everyone's parents were coming down the hall to see what I had done to the room. I was the talk of "Move-In" day. It was very cool to have my 15 minutes on stage! Even my son thought I rocked!
Since I'm not the first nor will I be the last parent to send their child off to college, I know there are lots of hints and ideas to share. Got hints? Let me know, working on the third son's applications as we speak. Yikes, by the time I'm done, I'll have to get geriatric advice on how to carry all their "precious possessions" up those multiple flights of stairs while using my cane.
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Cold As Ice
Many high performance singles such as the Cirrus SR22, some Diamond models, Mooney's and the Cessna 400 feature the TKS anti-ice system as an option. The SR22 Turbo includes this feature as one of it's many amazing safety offerings. The newest models are certified for 'flight into known icing' but most airplanes that feature this system are not. Without the proper education on it's limitations, I can see pilots flying themselves into trouble or into a situation where they may not have an out ... and some of those are not so obvious. For example, I was unaware how difficult it can be to find the fluid when you need it. Take a recent flight my wife, Jess and I undertook last weekend, as an example. The plan was to fly from the TFP base camp at San Carlos, CA to Palm Springs, CA to visit family. The weather was VFR for our departure and I planned a VFR flight at 11,500 to stay on top of the building cloud layer that thickened near the southern edge of California's central valley; the area locals know affectionately as "The GrapeVine". The plan was to stay on top as long as possible and then activate the TKS for the descent through the cloud layer on the approach into Palm Springs. There was no icing forecast and no pireps indicating ice was present but it adds peace of mind to know that the system will help prevent an encounter with ice. When we arrived at the airport to preflight, I found the TKS resevoir nearly empty and called the FBO on the field to see if they stocked the fluid. They did not. A quick call to maintenance found them closed for the weekend, and the local pilot shop could not help either. This is where it got a bit surprising. After calling many other local FBO's at other local airports I found that nobody carried TKS fluid. Almost everybody I spoke with recommended contacting a maintenance shop to see if they had any. Of course, being the weekend, many of the shops were closed until Monday. I finally found what we were looking for a the pilot shop at Palo Alto. A short VFR leg to Palo Alto allowed us to pick up a jug of TKS fluid and get ready for our IFR trip to Palm Springs. In retrospect I should have bought two.
Although the Bay Area was clear, we departed IFR and requested 11,000 feet to stay on top of the building cloud layer. As we approached the Grapevine we went on oxygen asked for a climb to 17000 in an effort to stay above the still rising cloud layer. I knew that we were going to eventually need an IFR clearance into Palm Springs as the weather there was overcast at 3,300 and we needed to descend through a very thick and cold cloud layer. There was no airmet for icing and no PIREPS that indicated that's what we'd encounter but I felt good knowing the SR 22 Turbo we fly, N414CP, is equipped with a TKS anti - ice system. All pilots should be aware of the basics on TKS.
It's an anti ice system, not a de ice system.
It should be used as a backup plan to escape an encounter with ice rather than used as a tool to intentionally fly through icing conditions.
and, without the FITKI enhancements of the newest SR22 model, this system provides only about 30 minutes of useful fluid.
My plan was to activate the TKS before our descent and approach to be sure that during the time we descended toward the freezing level (about 6000) that our wings would remain clear of the frosty stuff. As we neared Palm Springs, we began a descent to 11000 with our TKS system operating on 'normal'. It didn't take long before I noticed that trace rime was beginning to build on the leading edge of the wings. I immediately turned the switch on maximum and asked ATC for a lower altitude. With the system set to maximum the ice seemed to stop building and ATC did offer a lower altitude and clear us for the approach. Almost 20 minutes later and with minimal ice on the wings we were below the freezing level, below the clouds and on a visual approach into KPSP. A quick check of the 'Engine' page revealed that we had essentially used all of our available fluid during the 25 minutes we had the system operating!
Palm Springs was beautiful, as always, and we enjoyed the time we spent with Jess' family. The next day I was preparing for our departure and I called the FBO that was hosting 414CP and asked if they carried TKS deicing fluid. Without telling you the name of the FBO that we were working with, let me tell you it is one of the largest in the world. They weren't aware that the fluid existed and were quite certain they didn't carry it. After considerable back and forth they called me to tell me that the local maintenance shop could drive it out that same day but they were two hours away and were going to charge $95/hour for travel time each way before we even bought the $30.00 bottle of fluid from them. It was about here that I thought, "I have to blog about this!". Who knew that it is so hard to come by TKS anti icing fluid! Our solution was to depart early to take advantage of the VFR weather window that was currently sitting over our part of the state. It wasn't ideal but it was the safest decision and so that's what we did. Let this blog serve as a warning to pilot's that use this system: On the West coast, the fluid is not easy to find. When you find it, stock up. If you are a California based pilot I can tell you for sure that the pilot shop at Palo Alto airport carries the stuff ... and you'd best buy more than one.


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Frontiers have a history of breeding innovation. Israel, for example, has in its short history become famous for producing a strain of hard bitten, suntanned speculative adventurers whose experience making the desert bloom has led them to develop many of the world's less salubrious corners.
The country still has some way to go to match the unquestioned inventive pre-eminence of the US in the latter half of the nineteenth century however, a period in which the national population tripled but the cumulative wealth of the nation increased by a factor of 13, as a generation pushed westwards.
The phrase 'know-how' was first recorded in the US in 1857, and gosh, they certainly did.
The output of tinkering was so prodigious that the head of the US Patent Office, Charles Duell, resigned his office in 1899, declaring that 'everything that can be invented has been invented'. Ultimately it was a short-sighted statement but one we might excuse, given his office had, in 50 years, processed the electric light, elevator, escalator, telephone, typewriter, fountain pen, pneumatic tyre, air brake, cash register, air conditioner and safety pin, among many other innovations we still take for granted.
Craig Burgess, founder and director of Evidence Based Investment (EBI), finds himself at the forefront of a different kind of brave new world, as a generation of advisers realised they were at risk of obsolescence if they did not change their businesses, and fast.
Discretionary managers might protest they have very successfully been occupying this ground for many years, but in truth their searching has led them into almost entirely uncharted territory. One to which Burgess is providing a rapidly growing route map and surveying ground previously labelled only Here Be Monsters.
'They know that they need to do this stuff,' he says of his adviser client base. 'But they don't know how. If you are rebalancing [client portfolios] and you have 0.9% dispersion because you are going through your clients and calling them by telephone, that is a big loss over the long term. I meet [advisers] who haven't changed their models in five years. This is basic stuff. But they need help.'
Burgess began life as an adviser, and his business Blackstone Wealth Management is still ticking over as a going concern. But it is Evidence Based Investment that fires his enthusiasm and now occupies most of his time.
Evidence Based Investment is the UK's first turnkey asset management provider (Tamp). Developed from an American model, instead of providing a traditional third-party discretionary service the company provides all the technological plug-ins to run EBI-developed models on a range of the most popular platforms, and assistance with all the challenges you would expect among those coming to the discipline of fund management for the first time.
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Elaine Johannes is an Associate Professor and Extension Specialist – Youth Development in the School of Family Studies and Human Services at Kansas State University. Johannes has a Bachelors degree in Psychology, Masters degree in Adult and Community Counseling and a doctorate in Lifespan Human Development from the School of Family Studies and Human Services, Kansas State University.
As a member of K-State Research and Extension faculty, Johannes focuses on youth development, healthy lifestyles and community capacity-building. She also supports evidence-based programming for 4-H Youth Development. In addition to teaching courses for Great Plains-IDEA, Elaine manages grant-funded projects that promote health through youth/adult partnerships, as well as building the capacity of rural communities to embrace and encourage "youth voice". In 2010, Elaine won the College of Human Ecology's Faculty Extension Excellent Award for her community-based, health promotion work featuring effective youth/adult partnerships. Other projects include grant funded projects addressing the unique needs of military-connected youth and those professionals who provide military families and service members social services during times of deployment.
Elaine has directed two five-year USDA/CYFAR grants for a total of $2.5 million to prevent risk behaviors among youth and to promote adolescent health. She has also directed Extension's Rural Mental Health Project, Kansas Emergency Flood Recovery Assistance Center, and three Disaster Crisis Counseling Projects.
Prior to joining Extension in 1991, Johannes provided community-based services to older adults and their families in 18 counties as Director of Community Services for the North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging. In that capacity she also established a rural housing authority and a housing rehabilitation function for the agency.


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BOULDER, Colo. (AP) -- A Boulder District Court judge has sentenced a 58-year-old man to 40 years in prison for the beating and strangulation death of his girlfriend.
George Ruibal was convicted of second-degree murder in the death of Dana Pechin in 2007.
Authorities said Pechin was beaten so badly that investigators initially believed she had been in an automobile accident.
According to the Longmont Times-Call, Judge Thomas Mulvahill told Ruibal on Thursday that the lengthy prison term could mean life in prison.
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The following cheat codes are available for Call of Duty: Black Ops on the PlayStation 3 video game console.
Codes for the CIA Database Computer
While at the Main Menu press L2 and R2 repeatedly. After pressing five times each you will break free of your interrogation chair and will stand up. Walk behind your immediate area and access the computer to enter one of the following codes.
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The fire is currently under investigation.
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Press Release from the Juneau Co. Sheriff's Office:
On 12/11/12 at 10:29 am, Mauston Fire Department was dispatched to a garage fire on Dlask Rd in Lindina Township. When firefighters arrived, they found heavy fire coming from the garage area of the residence. New Lisbon and Elroy Fire Departments were requested to assist.
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anakleon75 Posts: 23Thats a good deal!! considering that you hve DVD & NAVI!!! I am scheduled to drive out from dealer showroom an SLT 1/2011 Carbon Black /Ebony/AWD at the cost of 39000 without DVD & NAV thats after GM Discount & rebates. I have 2008 SLT 1/AWD and it is under lemon gone thru buyback processed and its done too, since i enjoyed my rides though i have some issues but it did not put me DOWN to hate acadia its bcoz i have more PROS!! GOOD LUCK..
bsim Posts: 1I'm purchasing an Acadia soon and have solid offers from two local dealers.
2011 SLT1 Metallic black w/Ebony interior w/Sunroof. MSRP 40,570. Initially when I talked with them I could only get them to 38,306. I wasn't happy about the price so I started searching on how to get the best deal. Low and behold, I found a site and started a price war btwn the dealers. This will work with all dealers and not just with GMC. You have to follow the rules exactly as it reads. I have a solid deal for 36,800 out the door priced.. tax, tags and title...
jhill4 Posts: 1Hi - We are in Carmel, indiana and are looking at a 2011 FWD SLT1 Acadia - black with navigation, dvd and towing package. We have never leased - but are interested in it. The dealer quotes us $42638 (for supplier pricing / costco pricing (were within $30 of each other). We have a 2005 Honda Odyssey for trade-in that they said they would give us $10,000 for. Now the leasing part is where i get confused - here is what they offered us:
if we put the $10K down (not sure if this is a good idea or not) - it would be a payment of $398/month - (39 month lease - 15k miles/yr - 3.45% APR and residual of 46%) They also said we could do a 36 month lease at the same apr of 3.45% for $400 / month with a 48% residual.
or - if we wanted to keep $8000 from the trade-in - we could do a 39 month lease for $640/month with residual 46% or 36 month for $660 month - 48% residual.
They also said we might want to consider a shorter term lease of 24 months - if we put all $10000 down could pay $385/month (APR 1.15% with 54% residual) or take $8000 back and pay $760 / month. They said all of these options include a $2500 rebate and the 1st payment is made. Please let me know your thoughts as this is our first experience with leasing and is rather confusing!
stone23 Posts: 7Hi All...
In NJ and comparing a quote from 1 dealer...It's for a SLT1 AWD Acadia Summit White, Ebony Interior. Dual Sunroof, DVD Entertainment in the back, 7 passenger.
They said I qualify for 0% financing with my credit of 739. I have not told them that I intend to trade in my 2009 Mazda CX7. I was told to do this after we have agreed upon a price.
Also, 1 more question: When a dealer adds options, I noticed there is an MSRP for the Option as well as the Invoice price. I assume, I should be expecting to get the invoice price of them correct?
Thanks so much
Use the features of this site. According to them you should be targeting a price of 41 before rebates. Also use the request quote from dealer option. and start working them against each other. I'm not sure about the strategy of getting the trade value after your price is established. Is that what the dealer says if so I'd question that. You should have a good price already in mind of what that should be by using the used car features here. I'd look to have the trade factored into your overall deal as you negotiate. That's one more variable they can tinker with to get your payments down by increasing the trade value without impacting the price of the car. I bought a similar car with Nav if you look just above your post last week. But overall, I'd say use all the features of this site.
kobes Posts: 1The idea of a lease is not to put anything down.... you do not own the vehicle. You would be better off selling your other car and keeping the cash in the bank in case you decide to buy a car in a few years. Realize that if you lease R you getting any write offs off on your taxes. After 2-3 years you give the car back, you have nothing. Be aware leasing is not for every one! If in 2-3 years you have nothing to put down so you start from scratch. If you can afford it, borrow the money from your self and you be the leasing company, you would be better off. This way it is 0% and no rent charge.
texanagain Posts: 1Signed contract yesterday for a new 2011 Denali, White Diamond Tricoat/Cashmere with NAV and second row console. I added $150 for dark tinting front windows (legal in TX). MSRP is $46,980 and Inv is $45,401. Negotiated a final price of $42,900 (before adding $150 for window tinting). Edmunds TMV is $45,325, so I think I got a good deal. Any comments? I am putting down $3,000.
1. Dealer financing form calculates the 6.25% sales tax on the selling price BEFORE down payment deducted. Shouldnt they deduct the $3K down pmt BEFORE calculating tax?
2. Dealer added "Dealer Inventory Tax" of $80.51. Is that Kosher?
3. Dealer also added $125 for document fee. I understand that this number is negotiable. Any comments on what be a fair number. I had heard that anything over $100 is high.
kyfdx Posts: 27,6871) In Texas you pay tax on the price of the car... doesn't matter how much is down..
2) The inventory tax is a dealer tax, but virtually every dealer in Texas passes it on to the consumer
3) Document fees used to be restricted by law in Texas, but no longer... so, they might be all over the map..
2) and 3).. Total $200... You'd have an easier time trying to negotiate your deal down by another $200 than focusing on these two fees... All that matters is the total cost, in the end.
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I have received the following offers from a dealer. Please advise whether you think they are good or whether I can do better. Any assistance would be greatly appreciated, as I may make a deal today or tomorrow. Thanks.
2011 GMC Acadia SLE AWD - $34,642 invoice cost
$1232 sunroof
$2,028 entertainment system with rear DVD
$348 red jewel paint
$775 destination charge
$404 "dealer IMR contributions" (dealer says this is advertising fees, one from his dealership and one from the dealership where the car is located)
$39,517 total invoice cost + fees - OFFER FROM DEALER IS $39,717
2011 GMC Acadia SLT-1 AWD - $38,175 invoice cost
$1232 sunroof
$1,272 rear DVD
$775 destination charge
$215 "dealer IMR contribution" (supposedly the advertising fee)
$430 "LMA Group Contribution" (not sure what this is)
$42,187 total invoice cost + fees - OFFER FROM DEALER IS $42,387
jhs70 Posts: 213I don't know where you live but you need to consider Fitzmall in MD. As for your second car request, their website has a 2011 GMC Acadia; Internet Price: $38,650.00 MSRP: $44,330.00
Style: AWD 4dr SLT1
Obviously their deal is way better than whatever you're getting where you are. Understood that this course of action isn't for everyone but I would do it if i could save over $4K on a must have car.
Thanks for the suggestion, but I was already at Fitz and that price is not really cheaper than what I have from the other deal. The Fitz dealer explained to me that the sales price for that vehicle includes a $1,000 GM loyalty discount (which is available at any dealer, but which I am not eligible for) and a $2,000 cash back rebate (which is also available at any dealer, including the one I am working with, but which I will probably decline in favor of 0% financing. The Fitz price also doesn't include the fees I identified in my post, and there would be similar fees at Fitz.
So the Fitz price is not really lower than what I currently have offered from the other dealer, and is probably a little higher. From everything I can tell, the current offer I have is just $200 over invoice for this vehicle - the only issue is the reasonableness of the LMR and advertising fees being charged, though my research indicates that it is very difficult to negotiate much on these.
Thanks again.
macca2008 Posts: 6Here's what I got from the dealer:
2011 GMC Acadia SL (they would put in leather seats with heated fronts)
actual $32,289.65 GM supplier discount (not much - didn't sound right)
w/ leather $34,177.15
downpmt $3K
TTL $3,187.40 (est.)
0% 60-month finance (not leasing, i want to buy)
Total monthly = $569.57
This is their first offer which I never take. I left and I discussed wiggle room, etc. I think they would come back with $560/month, included leather seats, but then put in gap insurance (which for this car seems to have value in buying) which potentially puts me back at $570/month
Deal or no deal? That GM supplier discount sounds low to me but I checked it out and sure enough it was accurate.
hobokeneddie Posts: 1Hi everyone,
Just visited my local GMC dealership and test drove an SLT1. Very nice car.
Here is what they quoted me:
40,995 MSRP - dropped to 39,388 and then another 1,700 off if I lease it.
39 month lease, 12k miles, 3,139 down = 439/month or just first month and DMV down for $509 month.
Good deal? I've never leased before, so just trying to figure this all out.
Thanks in advance.


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