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|Tool Air Inlet Size:
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|9.5 in. L x 2.3 in. W x 7.8 in. H
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|Brad nails
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|1/4 in.
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|Case, Manual, 400 - 5/8" Brads, 300 - 1 " Brads, 400 - 1 1/4" Brads, Tool
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|18 ga.
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Put Power and Performance in Your Hands with the 18 gab Brad Nailer Kit
Coming with a magnesium-bodied gun, the Craftsman 18 gab brad nailer kit gives you powerful performance in a lightweight build that's meant to keep you working. Adjustable depth of drive changes fastener penetration with the simple spin of a wheel, while equipped with sequential and contact trip modes for single-fire or bounce-fire operation provide the ideal settings to tackle any job.
Ideal for interior and exterior trim, cabinetry, picture frames, paneling, decorative trim, upholstery, furniture and molding, this 18 gab brad nailer kit comes with everything you need in one convenient kit, so you can start getting the job done, right out of the box. The gun shoots 18-gauge brad nails from 5/8-in to 2-1/8-in in length quickly and easily, so no matter the job, you'll be ready.
- The feature-packed Craftsman 18 ga brad nailer kit weighs only 2.6 lbs. for portability, maneuverability and no-hassle storage
- Comes with 400 5/8-in brads, 400 1-1/4-in brads and 400 2-in brads
- Rubber nose tip and oil-less operation
- Great for interior and exterior trim, upholstery, furniture, cabinetry, trim, molding and paneling applications
- Super-light gun with solid magnesium body
- Rear exhaust for quiet operation
- Sequential and contact trip modes for single-fire or bounce-force operation
- Uses 18-gauge staples
- 9-1/2-in L x 2.3-in W x 9.5-in H overall dimensions for no-hassle storage
- Backed by a Craftsman warranty to protect your investment
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I am enjoying putting up trim. Unfortunately I have have enjoyed the new Brad Nailer so much that I volunteered to put up trim for others. My fault. I would recommend this to anyone.
Duluth, MN
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Best nailer i've used at this price point, uses a good size brad and staple, never had it jam up yet. and prefer to buy craftsman when I can. has a comfortable grip and good weight to use it in many positions. nothing bad to say about this one at all.
lago vista, TX
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Have a Craftsman finish nailer but needed something smaller for a cabinet crown molding job. This nailer fills the bill for the price. Did not worry about splitting wood. Got a nice clean job. Highly recommended.
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Got an older version of this nailer that came with a pancake compressor I bought 4 years ago. It is no over-statement to say that it changed the way I do project construction. It has worked flawlessly. Drives 5/8" to 1 1/2" brads. I worked so well that I bought a Craftsman finish nailer for larger projects. It revolutionized the way I think about driving nails.
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Got an older version of this nailer that came with a pancake compressor I bought 4 years ago. It is no over-statement to say that it changed the way I do project construction. It has worked flawlessly. Drives 5/8" to 1 1/2" brads. I worked so well that I bought a Craftsman finish nailer for larger projects. It revolutionized the way I think about driving nails.
Houston, Texas
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Can't believe I waited all these years to buy one of these. I was doing trim work the old fashion way. Pre drill hole, nail and countersink. I trimmed a room (14 X 19)in less than 2 hours using this. I'm not an expert by any means but it would of taken me a good part of the day the old way. Nice and clean too.
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He refused to comment on whether the man had a weapon but did say that a firearm was not used. Details about how the man allegedly threatened the teller or the exact description of the man's clothing were also not being disclosed by Mejia. He said the release of such details could hurt the investigation.
Three employees and two customers were inside the bank at the time of the robbery, according to Mejia.
The robber was seen driving away from the bank but investigators were still trying to determine the make and model of the vehicle by checking footage from surveillance cameras at nearby businesses, Mejia said.
The bank was reopened for business at 10:20 a.m.
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To those in the public eye, the lesson is reiterated, over and over, ad nauseam, by the Department of Redundancy Department:
Every microphone is always hot; every smartphone is a camera; and nothing posted on the Internet ever goes away EVER.
First, a quick story:
I had a lovely lunch today with two lovely, professional women. At one point, the conversation turned to people on radio and TV [like me] getting recognized in public. One then told of a local meteorologist she observed at the grocery store one night. She described him as belligerent to store staff, possibly intoxicated and just generally mean to people. This behavior was very much in contrast to his on-air persona. She ended the tale of her encounter with the weatherman she'd watched since she was a kid with "I was really disappointed."
Now, having lived so long on the other side of the Looking Glass, I can think of so many possible reasons to let him off the hook. Maybe he was ill and even heavily medicated. Maybe something so awful happened prior to her entry on the scene that warranted a furious response. Maybe he was just having a terrible, horrible, no-good, very bad day. Unfortunately, for everyone involved, a fan doesn't get the benefit of context -- and, thus can't give the benefit of the doubt -- in what may be the only interaction s/he ever has with you. You only get the moment.
Now back to your regularly scheduled post...
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Victor Cruz, WR for the New York Giants, is riding the hot seat of fame at the moment. Too bad the attention isn't for the five-year, $43-million contract extension the charming receiver just signed. Like many, Cruz had a strong reaction to the George Zimmerman verdict. Like many, he took to Twitter with his opinion. Like many, his tweet got some folks even more upset.
He has since retracted and apologized. He has undoubtedly been reminded about the above lesson way too many times since. Hereafter, he will probably heed the advice of former NFL player and coach, and current ESPN analyst, Herm Edwards:
"Don't press SEND!"
One last bit from my lunch: our storyteller added, "I mean, I guess he wasn't on-the-clock..." I interjected, "We're always on-the-clock." For Victor Cruz and every athlete, entertainer, politician or public figure of any kind -- including me -- being "on" 24/7/365 is the price for enjoying the fruits of the Fame Tree.
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November 30, 2012 - January 31, 2013
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Selena Gomez: Who is this gorgeous guy in front of me?
Nick Kroll: Hi. I'm, uh, Cole Blue. I'm a painter. [Coughs]
Selena Gomez: His eyes were staring deep into mine. I could feel my cheeks getting flushed. I hope he didn't notice.
Nick Kroll: [Coughs] Smells like cat food in here.
Nick Kroll: So, you wanna use this?
Selena Gomez: What was that contraption? He was introducing me to a whole new world. And I was ready.
Nick Kroll: Hello?! You need caulk or sealant?
Selena Gomez: He was still such a mystery to me. Why was he putting sheets on the floor? And why did he give me this gift of paint swatches? He was so complicated.
Nick Kroll: My, uh, my dog sleeps with those things. [Coughs]
Nick Kroll: So, here's the van. She's a beaut, huh?
Selena Gomez: I can't believe he was showing me the inside of his van. How many other women had he opened up to like this? I was nervous and excited all at once.
Nick Kroll: Why are you biting your lip like that? Watch out. Start bleeding. Heh. [Coughs] You gotta kind of a thick frame. Husky. So you could probably handle this.
Lauren: He's not finished painting yet? I don't trust him. He's dangerous!
Selena Gomez: I knew Lauren was just looking out for me, but I knew Carl cared about me. And I felt so safe.
Nick Kroll: It's actually great. You could scoop out the belly lint with this thing.
Nick Kroll: You could take a picture. It'll last longer. [Coughs]
Selena Gomez: He was so dominating. I had no choice but to obey. He wanted me to document our growing relationship.
Nick Kroll: Are you really gonna take a picture? [Coughs]
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Selena Gomez: It was our first photo.
Nick Kroll: [Coughs] All right. Here's your bill.
Selena Gomez: I didn't want him to go. I felt a pang in my stomach. I'd never felt like this about a man before. The thought of never seeing him again was agonizing.
Nick Kroll: So, I'm just gonna...OK. You've, uh, not signed it. You've just put your number on here and then hugs and kisses. OK. Well, for a girl that doesn't talk at all, you have full-on creeped me out. This has been bizarre.
Selena Gomez: The last remnants of Carl Blue were still fresh in my mind. He had changed me. I'll never be the same.
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Sexually transmitted disease (STD) programs do an enormous amount of work to protect the public's health with continually declining resources. There are many opportunities associated with the evolution of health care in the United States.
The National Alliance of State and Territorial AIDS Directors (NASTAD) and the National Coalition of STD Directors (NCSD) are pleased to launch "Addressing Stigma: A Blueprint for HIV/STD Prevention and Care Outcomes for Black and L
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The government is looking out for girls in high school athletics. May be a waste of time and money.
The National Women's Law Center and the Office of Civil Rights have been involved with investigations of about a dozen high schools across the country on the number of girls playing sports and the apparent wide gap in numbers between the girls and the boys who are in athletics.
One of those schools being investigated over the past three years is Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
Data from 2006 showed as much as 50-percent of the Sioux Falls public school student population was female, but only about 35-percent of the districts athletes were female.
The district claims the numbers were just for sanctioned sports and didn't include club sports or intramural sports.
The school district will be surveying students this fall about their interest in athletics. I have no problem with the survey. Don't hold your breath with anything surprising. Its because girls have plenty of opportunities to be involved with extra-curricular activities.
You could have a logical debate on what sports should be sanction by the South Dakota High School Activities Association, but many of those sports won't be added due to the cost of adding those sports.
In Sioux Falls, high school girls can play soccer, softball, tennis, golf, volleyball, basketball, track & field, gymnastics, cross country, competitive cheer and dance, bowling, not to mention cheerleading, band, orchestra, chorus, theater, oral interp, debate and drama. There are plenty of opportunities for girls to be involved with extra-curricular activities, but can you make girls get involved?
I've talked with several school administrators over the years, and they say girls just don't go out for activities and the same rate as boys. Since 2006, Sioux Falls and the SDHSAA did add competitive cheer and competitive dance, to try to get more girls involved with sports. Don't expect anymore to be added, due to the cost. We all know high school budgets are pretty tight.
When it comes to Title IX, maybe they should be more concerned about how many opportunities are made available to girls and boys, rather than trying to get the same number of girls in sports that the boys have. In many schools, high school and college, there are more sports and events for girls than for boys.
What's the government going to do about that? Pay to play?


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Computer-generated tickets were the name of the game in the '90s. More business-like in their just-the-facts-ma'am presentation, these mementos are nevertheless from some of the absolute best concerts of the era and are testaments to how the rock concert event swelled from small venue to stadium and eventually settled upon a mixture of the two. Find older venues like the Greek Theatre and the Warfield among the Arco Arena, Cow Palace and Oakland Arena selections in these offerings.
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Box 1:
Fd1 The Constructor-April, 1931
Fd2 Contract between Six Companies and Carl K. Bryan for Hauling excavated materials in Nevada-June 30, 1931
Fd3 Copy of Articles of Incorporation of the Dee-Eccles Company
Fd4 Correspondence Between: The American Historical Society, Inc. and W. G. Foulger c/o UCC
Fd5 Correspondence Between W. H. Wattis and Benjamin S. Crow (8)
Fd6 Court Decision-May 18, 1931
Fd7 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Business Women's Club, Twin Falls, Idaho. April 11, 1924
Fd8 Letter to W. H. Wattis from NV Copper Belt RR Co. August 29, 1925
Fd9 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Bent Brothers Inc. June 12, 1928
Fd10 Letter of Introduction to W. H. Wattis from Reed Smoot-April 20, 1929
Correspondence Letter to Reed Smoot from James W. Good Secretary of War-April 19, 1929
Fd11 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Reed Smoot; forwarded letter from E. A. Sherman, Acting Forester- July 9, 1930
Fd12 Letter to W. H. Wattis from George A. Lowe Co. September 18, 1930
Fd13 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Congress of the United States, House of Representatives- December 23, 1930
Fd14 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Reed Smoot, U.S. Senate Committee on Finance- December 24, 1930
Fd15 Letter to W. H. Wattis from The First National Bank- December 26, 1930
Fd16 Letter to W. H. Wattis from William H. King, U.S. Committee on Mines and mining- December 29, 1930
Fd17 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Lars Jorgensen Consulting Hydro-Electric Engineer- INCOMPLETE- March 5, 1931
Fd18 Letter from to Mr. Bill Stewart of New York Life Insurance Co. (Carbon Copy) March 26, 1931
Fd19 Letter to: Directors, Six Companies, Inc. From: H.J. Lawler, Six Companies, Inc. April 21, 1931
Fd20 Letter to Mr. H. J. Lawler, Six Companies, Inc. From UCC- April 21, 1931
Fd21 Letter to W.H. Wattis from S.D. Bechtel Six Companies, Inc. April 24, 1931
Fd22 Letter to W.H. Wattis from Mrs. S. A. Pollard-May 19, 1931
Fd23 Letter to Six companies, Inc. from Bureau of Reclamation-July 31, 1931
Fd24 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Joseph Bujard (?)- August 8, 1931
Fd25 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Fred W. Kelly-August 9, 1931
Fd26 Letter from B.L. Foulger to W. G. Foulger (copy)-September 16, 1931
Fd27 Letter to W. H. Wattis from Benjamin S. Crow with attached copy of letter from Benjamin Crow to A. H. Christensen, UCC (2)
Fd28 Letter to W.H. Wattis from P. C. Kreitz
Fd29 Letters to W. H. Wattis from Benjamin S. Crow (2)
Fd30 Letters to W.H. Wattis from H. W. Morrison, Morrison-Knudsen Co. (2)
Fd31 Miscellaneous (5)
Fd32 Report of Purchasing Committee of Six Companies, Inc.
Fd33 Series of letters to UCC in Tepic, Nayarit, Mexico; UCC Ogden, Consolidated National Bank Tucson, AZ; and UCC San Francisco CA (5)
Fd34 Six Companies Correspondence, Crampton's Correspondence, Anderson's Correspondence (35)
Fd35 Telegram to Elwood Mead, Department of Interior from W.H. Wattis-May 1, 1931
Fd36 Telegrams between W. H. Wattis and Carl Gray (2)
Fd37 Telegrams to W. H. Wattis from Louis C. Cramton (3)
Fd38 UCC U-3 Ranch, Oakdale, CA-Architectural Drawing/Map-April, 1943
Biographical Note/Historical Note +/-
Content Description +/-
This collection consists of letters and correspondence of W.H. Wattis.
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Open to public research.
Administrative Information +/-
This collection is arrranged by subject group.
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Wattis, W.H.
Collection materials are in English.
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Language of the Finding Aid:
Finding guide is in English in Latin script.
Author of the Finding Aid:
Finding aid created by Sarah Langsdon.
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Utah Construction Company
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Hoover Dam (Ariz. and Nev.)
Personal Names:
Wattis, William H.
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Jessica's Q & A
Favorite Sport/Team
Favorite Movie/Actor
mark walberg
Go-to karaoke song
any carrie underwood songs
My first job
hooters waitress
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
ears pierced. have one tattoo on the lower part of stomach.
Mac or PC?
Nintendo, Xbox 360, PS3, or don't game?
sometimes xbox 360
What fun fact, talent or superpower of yours should guys know about?
im a great dancer have danced on professional dance companies and have opened up for celebrities.
What's the most memorable pick up line you've ever heard?
wheeeew... i just had to catch my breathe cause you just took my breathe away!!
What's the craziest thing you've ever done?
back ink younger years, i actually snuck into a vacant apartment and had people over! until the cops came!
What's the most unusual place you've ever hooked up? How'd it go?
in the park at night. wasn't that comfortable.
What's in your purse or pocket right now?
everything is in my purse! make up, hairbrush, wallet, perfume.
What do you feel most comfortable wearing?
clothes that show off my figure but never slutty.
Would you rather have boring sex all the time or an amazing romp once a year?
an amazing romp once a year!
If you could do a shot of Jose Cuervo with anyone -- dead or alive -- who would it be?


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Suddarth Genealogy
Welcome to my Suddarth genealogy pages. I have been researching the Suddarth line of my family for about twelve years. The earliest documented generation for my line is that of Lewis Suddarth, my 3rd great grandfather. Lewis was born around 1812 in Kentucky and came to Southern Indiana sometime before 1835. Family lore states that Lewis' mother's name was Victoria. Although I have not found anything to confirm this, I also have not found anything to rule it out.
There are many theories as to the parentage of Lewis Suddarth. However, none have been shown to be anything more than just theories. Additional work is needed before any of them can be verified.
I have traced my line of the Suddarth family back to Southern Indiana in the early 1800's. While there are many Suddarth families in Kentucky and Virginia, none of those have been linked to the Suddarths of Southern Indiana, with the exception of James Suddarth and Sarah Suddarth.
The following links will take you to pages about some of the information I have found:


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2 cups fresh breadcrumbs (made from day-old bread, I generally use wholemeal)
1 cup finely grated carrot
1 cup finely grated zucchini
1 chicken stock cube, finely crumbled
1 egg, lightly whisked
2 tbs finely chopped fresh sage
2 tbs finely chopped parsley
Salt & freshly ground black pepper
Puff pastry sheets (I just use the packet stuff... of course)
1 egg, lightly whisked, extra
1 tbs sesame seeds
1. Preheat oven to 220°C. Line a baking tray with non-stick baking paper.
2 Combine the mince, breadcrumbs, carrot, zuchinni, egg, stock cube, parsley and sage in a bowl. Season with salt and pepper.
Cut sheet of puff pastry into two halves. Spoon length of mince along one half about 2/3rds down. Roll to enclose and form a log. Cut it crossways into 4 smaller rolls. Place rolls on the lined tray. Repeat with remaining mince mixture and pastry until no more mince is left. Brush the top of each sausage roll with the extra egg and sprinkle evenly with sesame seeds.
Bake in preheated oven for 20-25 minutes or until the pastry is puffed and golden and the mince is cooked though. Serve immediately (with tomato sauce!)
Note: this recipe is in party quantities and makes about 30 sausage rolls... but I will not judge.
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Education "vouchers" solve the fiscal crisis, and also lead to economic recovery?
Simply open up K-12 education to the market place, with government only playing a role by financing the students with a yearly education check of $8000.
*www.usagovernmentspending.com shows American local governments spending $458.3 billion for K-12 education in 2012.
*(Sir Ken Robinson says this education system is a complete failure)
*The new education cost of $8000 education check to 50 million K-12 students is $400 billion per year
*This saves $58.3 billion
*(a $6000 check would save $158.3 billion)
*The yearly education check allows students(and their parents) to choose how, when, where, and what they learn, and also who teaches them
*The yearly education check of $8000 opens up a $400B/year market to entrepreneurs, teachers, and creatives
*($6000 check opens up a $300B/year market to entrepreneurs, teachers, and creatives)
State fiscal crisis solved, federal fiscal crisis solved, and the new education market leads America's economic recovery.
Thoughts everyone?
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Jan 22 2013: It's an interesting question whether school vouchers would undermine the 1st amendment rights by funding religious education with public money.
This would be true if the government favored a particular religious doctrine. But it's hard to make this argument if people are granted complete freedom in choosing what school they want to attend. In this case, school vouchers seem to strengthen the 1st amendment rights if they have anything to do with it at all.
Education, by definition, means putting ideas in people's heads. Can we trust the government such a delicate business? If we support freedom of ideas and freedom to believe what we choose, if we oppose indoctrination, shouldn't we separate school and state just as we *claim* we separate state and religion (which is a tough claim to make after watching the inauguration oaths)? It seems to me that 1st amendment rights are much better off with government out of education business.
If we support the 1st amendment rights, why would we be outraged with people who want to exercise them by choosing religious education for their children?
Lest I am accused of having a hidden agenda, I need to disclose that I have received a free higher education in a Soviet state university and have 3 children going to public American schools. I confess my own hypocrisy on this issue. I support public education, but I support freedom of choice too. It does seem to me that schools vouchers would be a good compromise.
Jan 23 2013: The first amendment has two clauses addressing seperation of church and state. The establishment clause which states "Congress shall make no laws respecting an establishment of religion" and the free exercise clause which reads "or prohibiting the free exercise thereof"
Two problems... First, 85% of all private schools are religious in nature. The issue at stake here is the establishment clause, not the free exercise clause. The systemic consequence of vouchers is the funding of religion. It can be broken down ever further by realizing the some religions more represented than others. As for the free exercise clause, nothing is stopping people from choosing to spend their own money on a religious education..
While the 1st amendment issue is important to me, it is not my most significant issue...
Second, and far worse is to realize that private schools are not held to any curriculum standards.
Public education is provided for a reason - our economy needs an educated work force and future innovators to thrive. This is what tax payers are paying for. We expect a curriculum that includes the teaching of science to prepare students for the demands of a 21st century economy. A curriculum that trades away science for religion means that the tax payer isn't getting value for their dollar.
Jan 23 2013: It is still vague to me why you equate school vouchers with helping to fund and establish religion. It's not the government money in the first place. It belongs to the people. Why can't people choose to spend it on religious education if this is their choice? I do not see how this can be viewed as government funding religion. I don't get this "hidden agenda" back-and-forth.
Your second concern can be easily addressed by licensing, much like state regulates the medical, construction, or food industry. Or, better yet, if private schools are funded by businesses who hire the graduates, it can be easily addressed by free market if school funding is set up to be proportional to the quality of education they provide.
Jan 23 2013: "It's not the government money in the first place. It belongs to the people."
Wishful thinking. Once the government collects taxes, that money belongs to the government. The government is prohibited from funding religion.
"Or, better yet, if private schools are funded by businesses who hire the graduates,"
What if the students decide not to work for that company? That investment is lost forever. Competitors who are not burdened by the expense of providing the education can better afford to offer better benefits to the employees. This is why education must be publicly funded. It simply wouldn't happen otherwise.
Jan 25 2013: I agree with Arkady here
Brock's reasoning compels him to forcibly prevent people on food stamps from buying Halal and Kosher food.
It also compels him to prevent public officials from using their salary to send their own child to religious schools.
Government is not "respecting *an* establishment of religion"
Government is not funding religion.
With vouchers, the government is funding parents and students and giving them educational liberty: giving life, liberty and freedom of educational choice to the people.
Jan 23 2013: I agree with Arkady.
And adding more: Brock, Who do you mean when you say "We" and "taxpayers"? Surely you mean "I". Gallup polls show that over 80% of Americans believe in God, and over 40% have views consistent with intelligent design. They would disagree with your "we" comments, and their calculus on "value for their dollar" for religious education will be much different than yours. America is predicated on life, liberty, and religious freedom among others, and vouchers+educational freedom are more consistent with the first amendment than the current public education system anyways.
A voucher distribution done by local government would be for the people of the town to vote on standards and strings attached to vouchers. Atheist voters, atheist requirements. Muslim voters, Muslim requirements. Christian voters, Christian requirements.
Science education is handicapped in public schools because the rules, regulations, and liabilities. And as Arkady suggested with businesses funding private schools, science companies like Johnson&Johnson have better resources, talent, and hands on opportunity for science instruction than public schools will ever have. Johnson&Johnson could also do this under a voucher system too as they would have a market supported by government financing.
And finally, vouchers are not private schools vs public schools as all students can choose to select the public school. Vouchers are giving cash to parents and students and letting them be free to choose their education. They can choose tutors, home schooling, daycare, apprenticeships, internships, or any other education service offer out there. They can choose to pay the existing public schools, as their price would be the same as the voucher.
Jan 23 2013: The U.S. is still prohibited by the constitution to fund religion, and religious freedom actually benefits from this.
We are a very religious country, not because government supports religion, but because it keeps its nose out of it. If the government favored one religious view over another, it would necessarily suppress all other views. As we have seen all around the world, when government gets into the business of religion, chaos ensues, and violence erupts.
It is more than just believing in god or not believing in god. It can be Catholicism vs Protestant, Islam vs Christianity, Mormon vs whatever, etc. When the government stays out of religion, personal freedoms of belief flourish.
"America is predicated on life, liberty, and religious freedom among others,"
True, and If the U.S. gets into the business of religion, liberty and religious freedom will be the first things we'll loose.
Jan 23 2013: "and over 40% have views consistent with intelligent design"
There was a time when most of the population believed the earth was flat. That doesn't justify an education that teaches that the earth is flat.
Intelligent design is creationism with no supporting physical evidence. The Dover trials made that perfectly clear. It is a topic of faith and nothing more. Nothing is stopping you from using your own private money to support your own religious choices.
Jan 23 2013: Re: "Second, and far worse is to realize that private schools are not held to any curriculum standards."
In these days of global economy, I see the need for international education standards. IB diplomas become more popular. The easiest way to achieve this is, perhaps, through an international organization of some sort transcending governments. Most other international industry standards are maintained this way, with no or little government regulation. I think, this is where education will go in the future.
Jan 24 2013: I favor curriculum standards. I'm not sure it needs to be international, but I don't think it's such a bad idea either. Naturally, governments are going to be involved - it's there money we are talking about, and they have a vested interest in standards that help grow their economies.
It is the lack of curriculum standards that leads my list of objections towards vouchers. I would be fine with vouchers as long as the recipient schools were required to teach a standardized curriculum as determined by the Department of Education. I am perfectly fine with religious private schools adding to that curriculum, to include religious studies, but not subtracting from it.
Vouchers would also need to be limited to the amount that would have otherwise gone to public schools.
Jan 23 2013: Re: "The U.S. is still prohibited by the constitution to fund religion, and religious freedom actually benefits from this."
What you say is true and correct. But I still question the premise that school vouchers equate to government funding religion or favoring a particular religion by giving money to people for education and letting them choose how to spend it.
Jan 24 2013: You not understanding how it is a systemic funding of religion, no mater how convoluted the process is, isn't an argument.
Giving people money "for education" requires the government to define what constitutes education. Otherwise, it could be used for buying a car.
I am not apposed to parents choosing a religious education on top of the standard curriculum expected and payed for by the government, as long as the vouchers do not exceed the cost of a public education.
Jan 24 2013: Re: "A curriculum that trades away science for religion means that the tax payer isn't getting value for their dollar."
Brock, you seem to have an unjustified bias towards the quality of education in religious schools. In the city I live, I know 3 "religious" high schools - all highly desirable for many parents - religious and non-religious alike.
Let's not forget that Newton was a believer, big bang theory was introduced by Georges Lemaitre, a catholic priest, and genetics was founded by Gregor Mendel, a monk.
Jan 24 2013: I have no bias towards any school that teaches a standardized curriculum. If a religious school wants to add to that curriculum something else, to include bible studies, that is fine as long as the tax payers are getting the education that THEY paid for, and that includes real science.
"Let's not forget that Newton was a believer, big bang theory was introduced by Georges Lemaitre, a catholic priest, and genetics was founded by Gregor Mendel, a monk."
True, and they would all agree that those subjects should be apart of a standardized curriculum. Newton, as well as Galileo, would obviously support the teaching of the scientific method and advanced mathematics. Even more, the Catholic church, along with many other denominations of Christianity, are perfectly fine with the teaching of Evolutionary theory (the grand unifying theory of biology and medicine).
Jan 23 2013: "If we support the 1st amendment rights, why would we be outraged with people who want to exercise them by choosing religious education for their children?"
I am not outraged at all. People are more than welcome to do this, as long as they do it with there own private funds. They are free to go to what ever church they like, and believe whatever they want to believe.
However, with public funds we expect students to learn science, mathematics, reading, writing, social studies, history, geography, etc....In short, we expect an education that will produce a productive member of society. We expect an education that prepares students for a 21st century economy. We expect an education that will produce the next generation of doctors, nurses, engineers, architects, software developers, bio-chemists, etc...
Jan 23 2013: Re: "The government is prohibited from funding religion."
You keep repeating this over and over. Other than your fear that people will spend the vouchers on religious education (which is their 1st amendment right), I don't see why you are opposed to school vouchers. This does seem like your primary concern.
Re: "However, with public funds we expect students to learn science, mathematics, reading, writing, social studies, history, geography, etc....In short, we expect an education that will produce a productive member of society."
Who's "we"? This is funny. "We the people" expect "them the people" to do this and that to ensure their own freedom and happiness. And if they choose not to do that, "we" will force them.
Jan 24 2013: "We", is the voter. Democracy only functions when the losing side acknowledges that they lost. 'We' includes those that disagree.
Consider the question of why you think our education is failing. What standard are you measuring that to? Notice that once you ask that question of yourself, you are immediately forced to deal with the fact that you have a standard for education that must be objective.
So what is that standard?
Pay close attention to this point: If you don't have an expectation for what education is, you can not claim it is either succeeding or failing, or that one system is better or worse than the other at providing it.
Jan 23 2013: I think, many perceived problems and failures in our society come from undue expectations. People expect other people to marry the opposite sex, dress in a certain way, etc. And when people "fail" our expectations, it bothers us deeply.
Against same-sex marriage? Don't have one!
Against abortion? Don't have one!
Against religious education? Don't give your children to a religious school! Give your child and your voucher to a public school.
But don't tell other people who to marry and what to teach their children. Especially if you care for human rights. This is my hidden conservative religious agenda.
Jan 24 2013: Public funds for education need to purchase a standardized curriculum. If a religious private school wants to add to that curriculum, that is fine, but they can't take away from what the tax payers expect.
As long as that school teaches what the government expects them to teach (math, science, reading, writing, history, etc) they are more than welcome to teach bible studies, underwater basket weaving, etc.
I am not apposed to parents choosing a religious education on top of the standard curriculum expected and payed for by the government, as long as the vouchers do not exceed the cost of a public education.
Jan 23 2013: Your concern with standards for education can make sense. There must be some guarantee that people do spend the vouchers on education that meets certain standards. This can be easily achieved by government licensing the private schools. Much like health insurance plans cover only certain "in-network" health providers.
Jan 24 2013: Actually, I agree to most of your points including the requirement for standards and the lack of economic feasibility of private education for the poor. Raising the standard of living for people who cannot afford it, I think, does need to be based on charity - either voluntary or compulsory (taxes and welfare), or it will not happen. I am in favor of voluntary charity. Compulsory charity does not make us better.
Anyway, thanks for a great discussion! :-)
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Who is the person you admire most and why?
A person I admire is my college pastor, Bernie. At college he would meet with a group of us guys really early in morning and take time to invest in us spiritually. He would answer questions about the Bible, but he was also concerned about our growth in Christ.
Who is your favorite Bible character and why?
My favorite Bible character is Jonah. I like him not because I admire him, but because I learn a great deal in his story and disobedience about God's grace.
If you could have superhero powers, what would they be?
I liked what Meteor Man could do: touch any book and know everything in that book, practically and intellectually. But, I would want to be able to retain what I get from the book for the rest of my life, instead of just a few minutes.
If you could live anywhere in the world, where would you live?
In America, I would love to live somewhere in Florida, near my family. Outside of the U.S.A. I would like to live in Japan, somewhere close to the water, but near a church where my wife and I ministered.


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- Eliminates noise & slop associated with worn or high mileage rockers
- Includes polylocks and grooved balls
$2.49$2.99More InfoMacs Antique 350400-S Flathead Camshaft Gear Bolt For Lock Ring Washerx
Fits 1932-1953 Flathead Fords. Attaches cam gear to camshaft. Sold individually.
$54.99More InfoOffenhauser 1949-53 Flathead Ford Aluminum Timing Gearx
Replace your flathead Ford V8's weak original "fiber" timing chain gear with this superior, aluminum cam gear. It lasts longer and withstands high performance cam/valve spring loads with ease.
$7.99More InfoCloyes Gear B014 1974-91 2.3L Ford Timing Beltx
Meets or exceeds OEM performance requirements. Cloyes utilizes the latest in design and material technology, ensuring quiet and maintenance-free experience.Timing belts made of wear resistant fabric, resisting oil and engine heat. High tensile strength cord construction minimizes stretch.
- Pitch: 3/8"
- Teeth: 129
- Width: 0.878"
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3/8" Chromoly steel. For use without guide plates. Simply tap boss 7/16"-14 and screw in the studs.
Complete set of 16 studs.
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Ron Shaver and Bob Westphal have combined their 70+ years experience in the sprint engine building business to create the ultimate gear drive.
- Made of ultra-light aluminum aircraft alloy
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- Gears precision cut from 9310 steel, with no more than a .001 total run out with 20 degrees pressure angle
- Fits most small block Chevys
- Highly adjustable and easy to install
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- 1.253" diameter
- .600" max lift
- 116 lbs. at 1.80" assembled height
- 341 lbs. open
- Solid at 1.16"
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Single spring retainers for use with single-style valve springs. Fits 1932-1953 Ford and Mercury Flathead V8s.
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- Concentricity: .001 T.I.R., between shaft and hex, 1" length
- Threads: form rolled 9/16" x .625 on cam end, 3/8" hex on drive
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Remember what year your engine was built and how fatigued the valve train components are. Henry may have built them right with the technology he had available then, but this is now and we have the modern components you need.
These 0.060 oversize valve seats are made of a specially hardened material to combat the effect of unleaded fuel and higher performance. Machine work is required for installation. Intake has a 30° seat and exhaust has a 45° seat.
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1949-1953 Offenhauser Flathead Ford steel crankshaft timing chain gear.
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The Flathead was designed to run on fuel with high levels of lead, but even with leaded fuel, the stock valves will eventually hammer the seats out, which will close up the valve lash and leave your valves hanging open...that is if you don't seize a valve to the guides first!
Remember what year your engine was built and how fatigued the valve train components are. Henry may have built them right with the technology he had available then, but this is now and we have the modern components you need.
These Flathead Ford valve guides are heat treated to be compatible with today's low-lead fuels. Fits 1932-53 engines. If using in a 1932-48 engine, you will have to use 1949-53 style retainers, keepers and valves.
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Available in stock length (7.794"), .100" longer (7.894") and .150" longer (7.944"). Set of 16.
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These flathead Ford V8 stainless steel valves are made of hi-grade 4N stainless. Each valve is 0.060 oversize and has an optimized seat angle and boasts a full machine finish, all of which combine to improve airflow and increase horsepower. The intake has a 30° seat and the exhaust has a 45° seat.
Fits 1932-1953 engines.
Flathead Valve Assembly (Link)
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These timing tabs work with small block Chevy covers 910-17401 and 910-17403.
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These steel Forged Ford 2.3 cam followers feature wear pads and stabilizer grooves for the mouse trap springs. They come ready to install with assembly lube. Sold in sets of 8.
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- Sold in sets of 8
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Camshaft bearings for Ford 2.3L engines. Available in standard size only.
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These pulleys require relocating the timing pointer. This bolt-on timing pointer works well for this application.
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Stock type long slot steel rockers with roller tip installed. Includes stock type balls and nuts. Fits S/B Chevy with 3/8" rocker arm studs. Set of 16.
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Restore oil pressure and timing accuracy with a set of new cam bearings for your 1932-1953 Flathead Ford.
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The Linux Foundation Technical Advisory Board
The Technical Advisory Board (TAB) provides the Linux kernel community a direct voice into The Linux Foundation's activities and fosters bi-directional interaction with application developers, end users, and Linux companies.
Announcing the new TAB
On Thursday, Sept. 4th we held our first meeting since the TAB elections at Kernel
Summit and LinuxCon last month. As is our custom, this meeting
included both incoming and outgoing members.
First of all, I want to say a big thank you to our outgoing members,
James Bottomley, Jesse Barnes and Ric Wheeler, who have all served
faithfully and done a great job representing our community. I
especially want to thank James who has served as the TAB chair since
Minutes of the January 2014 TAB meeting
Minutes for the January 2, 2014 TAB meeting
Minutes of the December 2013 TAB meeting
Public minutes for the December 5 TAB meeting
Minutes of the November 2013 TAB meeting
This is an experimental page holding the November 7, 2013 TAB meeting minutes. We'll see how it goes.
Public minutes for the TAB meeting held 2013-11-07, 21:00 UTC
Acer Aspire V5-571
The Acer Aspire is a secure boot system based on the Phoenix UEFI BIOS.
To get into the UEFI startup menus, press F2 on power on or reboot. The Secure Boot key management settings are in the Security menu and the Secure Boot enabled flag is in the Boot menu.
Samsung 355E
The Samsung 355E, like all post production UEFI systems has no EFI shell, so if you want to use shell commands, you'll have to boot to a shell using a USB stick.
To activate the UEFI menus, press F2 on power on or subsequent reboot. The system only responds to this for an instant, but if you're successful, you'll see a "Please Wait" message at the bottom right.
Intel Tunnel Mountain System
The intel Tunnel Mountain UEFI secure boot test box is fairly easy to get to the boot menu (it's also easy if you don't follow this, because it will drop into a UEFI shell unlike almost any other secure boot system on the market).
To get the UEFI menu, power the system on and press ESC after the TianoCore logo appears on the screen. Once in the Boot menu, select 'Device Manager' and then 'Secure Boot Configuration'.
This page describes how to get systems into and out of UEFI setup mode for the purposes either of installing a bootloader hash, or for taking control of all of the keys. For more details of how UEFI secure boot works and for tools for creating and manipulating keys, see
The systems we currently know about are
July 2011 TAB Minutes
The Technical Advisory Board met on Thursday July 7th, 2011. Here are the minutes from that meeting.
June 2011 Tab Minutes
The Technical Advisory Board met on Thursday, June 9, 2011. Here are the minutes from that meeting.
May 2011 TAB Minutes
The Technical Advisory Board met on May 5, 2011. Here are the minutes for that meeting.
April 2011 TAB Minutes
The Technical Advisory Board met on Thursday April 7, 2011 during the Linux Foundation Collaboration Summit in San Francisco. Here are the minutes for the meeting.
March 2011 TAB Minutes
The Technical Advisory Board met on Tuesday, March 1, 2011. Here are the minutes for that meeting.
February 2011 TAB Minutes
The Technical Advisory Board met on Thursday, February 3, 2011. Here are the minutes for that meeting.
November 2009 TAB Minutes
Present: James B., Jon C., Alan C, Ted T., Chris M., Greg K-H
Meeting called to order at 12:03pm US/Eastern
1. End User Summit: any last minute questions requests or updates?
2. Plumbers Steering Committee. Looks like the dates have shifted
to November in Boston. [Ted]
LinuxCon will be August 10-12, with mini-summits on August 8 and 9
Linux Plumbers Conference will be moving to November 3-5 and will be
January 2010 TAB Minutes
1. Moblin Copyright issue.
Weekly open steering committee calls; we haven't had one since early december. I haven't had an opportunity to speak to these guys about it. They have received a paragraph or two sent from Novell in a round-about way. They are rethinking the copyright/licensing language, and expanding the steering committee. There has been radio silence, mostly due to the holidays. Jim will continue to ping them.
April 2010 TAB Minutes
TAB Members present: Chris, Jon, Ted, James, Greg K-H, Kristen, Chris W.
Others present: Angela, Jenifer, Jim, Amanda, Tess
1. Presentation of the LPC accounts from Portland in 2009. Since
the TAB is the steering committee, it actually has overall
financial responsibility, so we need to check these. [James,
June 2010 TAB Minutes
- Jon Corbet
- Greg Kroah-Hartman
- Chris Mason
- Dave
- John
- Chris Wright
- Ted Tso
- Thomas Gleixner
- Amanda McPherson
- Jim Zemlin
ACTION: Amanda to find us a better concall number
1. No one has submitted any suggestions for what Michael should be working on. Last call for suggestions
Start date is July 1st.
July 2010 TAB Minutes
Present: Ted, James, Jon, Alan, Thomas, Greg, Amanda, Chris
1. Project Harmony (Canonical's Copyright Assignment Harmonisation
push): Report back from Ted on 16 June Meeting. Did anyone go
to the 23 June meeting in London? Amanda has given them a BoF
at LinuxCon at 17:00 on 11 August, so we probably need someone


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I've seen a lot of these types of threads in other rooms (STC, bfing, etc). I figure it would be a good thread to start here. For any new preemie moms or moms that aren't as far into their preemie journey.
Moms can post here things they had wished they'd known about the NICU, or about preemie care at home.
I'll start, but my list is pretty short.
1: Don't put too much importance on your due date. Some babies leave the NICU weeks before, some leave right near it, and some won't leave for weeks after their due date.
2: Doctors and nurses are trained to know what isn't 'right' or what looks wrong in babies. But NOBODY will notice the little details of your little one like you will. If you think anything looks wrong or even just "different" than it used to be speak up, and don't be afraid to keep asking until you get an answer that feels right.
3: When it is time to be discharged from the hospital without you baby, you may want to leave, that doesn't make you a bad mom and that doesn't change your love for your baby.
4: There will be days when you don't want to go to the hospital and there will be times when you want to leave the hospital rather quickly. Just like above, that doesn't make you a bad mom, and doesn't change your love for your baby.
5: If there is ever a nurse that you don't feel comfortable leaving you baby in their care, feel free to let the charge nurse know you don't want that nurse to take care of you baby. That nurse will never know, and it won't be held against you. It is important that you feel good about the care your baby is getting.
6: Just because your baby is alive, doesn't mean you didn't experience a form of "pregnancy loss." You lost the last months/weeks of your pregnancy, and it is okay for you to mourn your pregnancy loss.
7: No matter how traumatic or horrible the birth or your baby was it doesn't change the fact that an amazing little person has come into your world to change your life forever. It is okay to celebrate your baby's birth; in fact I recommend it.
8: Most people will quickly tell you not to feel guilty, because there wasn't anything you could do. But I say it is ok to feel guilty, as long as you know it isn't your fault. Knowing and feeling are different.
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Longview Fire Marshal Johnny Zackary has ruled the Monday morning house fire as arson.
Officials say traces of an ignitable liquid were found in an unoccupied bedroom in the back of the house.
The fire in the 1,000 block of Lambert Lane was reported shortly after 7:30 a.m.
Crews were able to contain the fire to a back bedroom of the home. However, that part of the house was heavily damaged in the blaze.
The family who lives at the residence was home at the time of the fire, but no one was injured. Authorities say the blaze displaced the family of five, who did not have insurance.
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The Sports Guy: Where do we go from here?
This is how college football season comes to an end — not with a bang, but with a whimper. The Crimson Tide rolled over the dreams of so many Notre Dame Fighting Irish fans who had actually deluded themselves in the weeks-long buildup to the contest into thinking an actual national title game might break out.
Trapper women cruise past Rams
Northwest improves to 3-1 in Region IX North
The Northwest College women's basketball team returned to Region IX North action on Saturday with a well-rounded 90-74 win over Little Big Horn College at Hank Cabre Gymnasium. The win improves the Trappers to 3-1 in regional play and 10-8 overall.
What a finish
Late months bring Powell much attention
(Editor's note: This is the last in a three-part series looking back at the highlights of the 2012 year in sports around Powell.)
As the summer calendar gave way to fall, Powell found itself as the center of focus in both the state and national sports scene. Much of that excitement was stirred by the gridiron efforts of the Panther football team.
Trapper women fall in Florida
Team resume Region IX play at home Saturday
The Northwest College women's basketball team dropped a pair of holiday games in Florida, falling 73-66 to Division II's 11th-ranked Community College of Rhode Island and 70-54 against Palm Beach Community College. The losses give the Trappers a 9-8 overall record to begin 2013.
Panther wrestlers vault to number 2 in Class 3A
The hierarchy of Class 3A wrestling underwent its first significant change of the season in the wake of the Lander Invitational.
Panther wrestlers edged by Douglas
Urbach, Davis win titles in Lander over weekend
The third-ranked Powell High School wrestling team suffered a narrow loss to 3A rival and No. 2 Douglas at the Lander Invitational last weekend.
Tuckness again named bullfighter of the year
Meeteetse native honored for third consecutive year at NFR
For the third consecutive year, Park County's Dusty Tuckness has earned the highest honor in his profession by getting named Bullfighter of the Year during the recently-completed National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas. It marks the third consecutive year that Tuckness has received the honor.
Trappers rise to seventh in latest mat rankings
First semester lifts team four places
The National Junior College Athletic Association updated its national wrestling rankings for the first time in almost two months and the change brought good news to the Northwest College Trappers. Thanks to the strength of their first semester performance, NWC rose four spots to seventh in the nation.
The Sports Guy: We're still here
If you're reading these words, faithful reader, then the doomsayers were wrong and life as we know it progressed beyond Dec. 21. Mayan apocalypse scholars are taking their seat next to Harold Camping and folks like myself who postponed holiday shopping "just to be sure" are now frantically looking for a Plan B.
Trapper women win twice
Team improves to 9-6 before Florida swing
The Northwest College women's basketball team enters the Christmas break on a three-game winning streak after defeating Aaniiih Nokoda, 91-38, and the Wyoming/Montana All-Stars, 78-63, over the weekend. The Trappers are 9-6 now overall and 2-1 in Region IX North play.


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Ex-ESRB Rater Offers Harsh Critique of SystemFormer rater for the Entertainment Software Ratings Board Jerry Bonner thoroughly criticized his ex-employer in an article appearing in this month's issue of Electronic Gaming Monthly, GameSpot reports.
In his editorial, Bonner called on the ESRB to make a number of changes to its current system and policies for rating games, asking that the Board drop its insistence on secrecy and make the process of rating games more transparent.
Bonner also suggested that the ESRB should consider splitting the T for Teen rating into the age-specific ratings of T13 and T16. He advocated eliminating the AO for Adults Only rating altogether, and changing the M for Mature rating to apply for gamers 18 and older, a one year increase to the current age limit.
The former rater also shed some light on the goings-on within the organization, revealing that more than once the ESRB has overruled designations agreed upon by its raters. Though many of the changes were minor tweaks to descriptive terms and the like, Bonner claimed that the ESRB would occasionally step in to switch up a T rating to an M rating or vice versa. The raters were rarely given explanations as to why the changes were made.
Moreover, the editorial suggested that the ESRB's announcement that full-time raters would get hands-on time with products, time permitting, was false. Bonner wrote that the only games he and his fellow raters got to play were random titles from the ESRB's archive. The ESRB's current policy only requires that employees watch selected footage of a game, rather than play it themselves.
In the same issue of EGM, ESRB president Patricia Vance responded to Bonner's commentary, saying that the article "contains numerous misleading statements, factual inaccuracies, and misrepresentations with respect to key aspects of the rating system."
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The template they are talking about is about to go into my store. It was the bonus for last month. You can get it here in about half an hour.


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The Indiana Supreme Court Committee on Rules of Practice & Procedure is seeking comment on a number of proposed rules. You can learn details about the proposals at http://courts.in.gov/4044.htm. Generally the proposals include changes to the following:
• Waiver of Counsel by Juveniles
• Electronic Transcripts
• Electronically Filed Briefs
• Acknowledgement of Oral Arguments
• Temporary Appearances in Criminal Cases
• Small Claims Venue
• Summary Judgment
• Special Judge Selection
• Rules of Evidence
The Committee will accept comments until June 5 at firstname.lastname@example.com.