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Ban the Phrase 'Polish Death Camps'
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May 30, 2012
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By Alex Storozynski
President & Executive Director
The Kosciuszko Foundation
Two years ago I posted a petition on the Kosciuszko Foundation web site asking media outlets to stop using the phrase "Polish Concentration Camps." Many prominent people, such as the Poland's President Bronislaw Komorowski, Nobel Peace Prize winner Lech Walesa, Chief Rabbi of Poland Michael Schudrich, members of the United States Congress, historians, Holocaust survivors, and more than 300,000 people signed the petition.
When I asked him two years ago, President Obama's Ambassador to Poland, Lee Feinstein, said that as a government official he could not sign it. President Bush's outgoing Ambassador to Poland, Victor Ashe signed it without any problem.
Since then, The New York Times, Wall Street Journal, the Associated Press and other media outlets have changed their stylebooks to ban the use of this phrase. Yesterday, President Obama marred the ceremony presenting the President Medal of Freedom to World War II hero Jan Karski by saying that Karski went to a "Polish death camp."
So far, the National Security Administration spokesman has issued a lukewarm statement saying that the President "misspoke."
President Obama should truly acknowledge his mistake and sign the petition. Ambassador Feinstein should sign it as well.
Kosciuszko Foundation Petition on Death Camps:
WHEREAS the media uses the historically erroneous terms "Polish concentration camp" and "Polish death camp" to describe Auschwitz and other Nazi extermination camps built by the Germans during World War II, which confuses impressionable and undereducated readers, leading them to believe that the Holocaust was executed by Poland, rather than Nazi Germany,
WHEREAS these phrases are Holocaust revisionism that desecrate the memories of six million Jews from 27 countries who were murdered by Nazi Germany,
WHEREAS Poland was the first country invaded by Germany, and the only country whose citizens suffered the death penalty for rescuing Jews, yet never surrendered during six years of German occupation, even though one-sixth of its population was killed in the war, approximately half of which was Christian,
WHEREAS educated journalists must know these facts and not cross the libel threshold of malice by using phrases such as "Polish concentration camps,"
WHEREAS The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, The San Francisco Chronicle, Yahoo! Inc., and The Associated Press have changed their style guides prohibiting the use of the phrase "Polish concentration camps,"
BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED that the undersigned request that all news outlets include entries in their stylebooks requiring news stories to be historically accurate, using the official name of all "German concentration camps in Nazi-occupied Poland," as UNESCO did in 2007 when it named the camp in Auschwitz, "The Auschwitz-Birkenau German Nazi Concentration and Extermination Camp (1940-1945)."
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Publius Valerius Publicola
Rome, Tx.
May 31, 2012 11:41am
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Yeah, T-Bone. That's what I'm talkin' about. The real history.
Elaine K.
May 31, 2012 10:07am
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O's polish blunder/Fumbles on Nazi death camps
By ALEX STOROZYNSKI
President Obama put his foot in his mouth by referring to a "Polish death camp" as he ...
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O's polish blunder/Fumbles on Nazi death camps
By ALEX STOROZYNSKI
President Obama put his foot in his mouth by referring to a "Polish death camp" as he was awarding a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom to Jan Karski, a Polish hero who tried to stop the Holocaust. There couldn't have been a worse time to make this blunder of calling German concentration camps "Polish." ...
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T-Bone Pickens
May 31, 2012 9:36am
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Tyra's comment goes to show you we have a long way to go in our school systems down in South Texas. Everyone knows the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor after Abraham Lincoln ...
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Tyra's comment goes to show you we have a long way to go in our school systems down in South Texas. Everyone knows the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor after Abraham Lincoln issued his famous Emancipation Proclamation which led to Australia invading Poland to free the slaves.
Publius Valerius Publicola
Rome, Tx.
May 31, 2012 9:09am
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Tyra just what history did you read? Perhaps you and Obama had better read the real history of WWII.
Martin Kufus
Eagle Creek Ranch subdiv., TX
May 30, 2012 3:54pm
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Every now and again something occurs on the world's stage that quite unexpectedly backfires and embarrasses a US president. Barack Obama is feeling the sting now after his ...
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Every now and again something occurs on the world's stage that quite unexpectedly backfires and embarrasses a US president. Barack Obama is feeling the sting now after his unfortunate (and historically incorrect) reference to a �Polish death camp� of WWII when he actually meant a Nazi extermination camp located in occupied Poland. Is the outrage in Poland right now an overreaction? Before answering yes, here's some perspective to consider.
A well-intentioned Ronald Reagan suffered a PR blow-up in 1985 over a visit to Bitburg, West Germany. The Commander in Chief had planned to visit a US air base there, and accepted an invitation from Chancellor Helmut Kohl to attend a wreath-laying at a nearby cemetery of German war dead. Reagan and his people then found out the cemetery also held the graves of 49 Nazi Schutzstaffel (�SS�) soldiers. It was too late to back out without embarrassing Kohl, a Cold War ally. It didn't matter that on the same trip Reagan also visited the Bergen-Belsen concentration-camp memorial to pray over the mass grave of its 50,000 victims.
Sometimes, though, an American president (or his staff) just blunders and �the most powerful man in the world� becomes the global butt of jokes for a while: In 1979, an unqualified State Department translator told a Warsaw audience that President Jimmy Carter had just expressed a carnal desire for the Polish.
But there is nothing funny about President Obama's misstatement this week. And here, I think, is why: History is not dead. What Adolf Hitler (an atheist who dabbled in the occult, by the way) and his fascist regime did to Europe and the world was pure evil on a colossal scale. (I toured the Dachau concentration-camp memorial near Munich in 1988. I saw the ovens.)
There are at least three take-away points from Obama's PR blow-up: 1) World War II is not ancient history; the world largely is the way it is today because of the events of 1939-45. 2) Words are very important, and presidential speech-writers should resist shortcut expressions like �Polish death camp� when they actually mean �Nazi extermination camp located in occupied Poland.� 3) The word �Nazi� should be used very carefully in popular discourse.
This is not a defense of Barack Obama, by the way.
Be Careful
Floresville, TX
May 30, 2012 2:21pm
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Tyra you might as well say Obama did it. By mislabeling the Nazi death camps, he is giving the Nazi's a pass. The Nazi's brutalized the Poles. I wouldn't call them German ...
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Tyra you might as well say Obama did it. By mislabeling the Nazi death camps, he is giving the Nazi's a pass. The Nazi's brutalized the Poles. I wouldn't call them German death camps as not all Germans were part of the atrocity.
Senior Citizen
Wilson County
May 30, 2012 1:45pm
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An explanation from Wikipedia: The most popular explanation for the use of the phrase "Polish death camp" is that German Nazi concentration camps were built in ...
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An explanation from Wikipedia: The most popular explanation for the use of the phrase "Polish death camp" is that German Nazi concentration camps were built in Poland; however, only few of them were actually located in Polish territory. Most German Nazi concentration camps were located in the territory of Nazi Germany.
So the correct reference would be Nazi concentration camps or German concentration camps. Let's keep history straight.
May 30, 2012 1:34pm
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Isn't this just like those people that want to get out of taking responsbility for what they have done. It is part of history and will not be removed because you now have ...
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Isn't this just like those people that want to get out of taking responsbility for what they have done. It is part of history and will not be removed because you now have a conscience. Thank your ancesstors for that. You may not be proud of your heritage, but it is what it is. Deal with it!
Elaine K.
May 30, 2012 12:16pm
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Managing your blood sugar
Alternate Names
Hyperglycemia - control; Hypoglycemia - control; Diabetes - blood sugar control
Take Control of Your Diabetes
If you have diabetes, you should know the basic steps for managing it so that you stay as healthy as possible. Poorly managed diabetes can lead to many health problems.
All people with diabetes should know:
- How to recognize and treat low blood sugar (hypoglycemia)
- How to recognize and treat high blood sugar (hyperglycemia)
- Diabetes meal planning
- How to monitor your blood sugar
- What to do when you are sick
- Where to buy diabetes supplies and how to store them
- What checkups you may need
If you take insulin, you should also know:
- How to give yourself insulin
- How to adjust your insulin doses and foods you eat if you exercise
You should also live a healthy lifestyle. This includes exercise. You should do at least 30 minutes of fast walking 5 days a week. Make sure you follow your meal plan.
Take your medicines the way your doctor and nurse ask you to.
Check Your Blood Sugar Often
Checking your blood sugar levels often and writing down the results will tell you how well you are managing your diabetes. Talk to your doctor and diabetes eductor about how often.
- Not everyone with diabetes needs to check their blood sugar every day, but some may need to check it many times a day.
- Anyone with type 1 diabetes usually needs to check their blood sugar several times a day.
Usual times to test your blood sugar are before meals and at bedtime. Other times to check your blood sugar may be:
- After you eat out, especially if you have eaten foods you do not normally eat
- If you feel sick
- Before and after you exercise
- If you have a lot of stress
- If you eat too much
- If you are taking new medicines
Keep a record for yourself and your doctor or nurse. This will be a big help if you are having problems managing your diabetes. It will also tell you what you did when your diabetes management is good. Write down:
- The time of day
- Your blood sugar level
- The amount of carbohydrates or sugar you ate
- The type and dose of your diabetes medicines or insulin
- The type of any exercise you do and how long you exercise for
- Any unusual events, such as stress, eating different foods, or being sick
You and your doctor should set a target goal for your blood sugar levels for different times during the day. If your blood sugar is higher than your goals for 3 days and you do not know why, call your doctor or nurse.
Recommended Blood Sugar Targets
For people with type 1 diabetes, the American Diabetes Association recommends the following blood sugar targets. Talk to your doctor and diabetes educator about these goals.
Before meals, your blood sugar should be:
- From 90 - 130 mg/dl for adults
- From 90 - 130 mg/dl for children 13 - 19 years old
- From 90 - 180 mg/dl for children 6 - 12 years old
- From 100 - 180 mg/dl for children under 6 years old
After meals (1 - 2 hours after eating), your blood sugar should be:
- Less than 180 mg/dl for adults
At bedtime, your blood sugar should be:
- From 90 - 150 mg/dl for adults
- From 90 - 150 mg/dl for children 13 - 19 years old
- From 100 - 180 mg/dl for children 6 - 12 years old
- From 110 - 200 mg/dl for children under 6 years old
For people with type 2 diabetes, the American Diabetes Association recommends the following blood sugar targets. Talk to your doctor and diabetes educator about these goals.
Before meals, your blood sugar should be:
- From 70 - 130 mg/dl for adults
After meals (1 to 2 hours after eating), your blood sugar should be:
- Less than 180 mg/dl for adults
What to Do When Your Blood Sugar Is High or Low
High blood sugar can harm you. If your blood sugar is high, you need to know how to bring it down. Here are some questions to ask yourself if your blood sugars are high:
- Are you eating too much or too little? Have you been following your diabetes meal plan?
- Are you taking your diabetes medicines correctly?
- Has your doctor changed your medicines?
- If you take insulin, have you been taking the correct dose?
- Are you afraid of having low blood sugar? Is that causing you to eat too much or take too little insulin or other diabetes medicine?
- Have you injected insulin into a scar or overused area? Have you been rotating sites?
- Have you been less or more active than usual?
- Do you have a cold, the flu, or another illness?
- Have you had some stress?
- Have you been checking your blood sugar every day?
- Have you gained or lost weight?
When to Call the Doctor
Call your doctor if your blood sugar is too high or too low and you don't understand why. When your blood sugars are in your target range, you will feel better and your health will be better.
See also:
American Diabetes Association. Standards of medical care in diabetes -- 2008. Diabetes Care. 2008 Jan;31 Suppl 1:S12-54.
Reviewed By: Ari S. Eckman, MD, Chief, Division of Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism, Trinitas Regional Medical Center, Elizabeth, NJ. Review provided by VeriMed Healthcare Network. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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CONCORD, N.C. -- NASCAR driver Greg Biffle praised his pilots Wednesday for successfully landing his plane after a mechanical failure at a Kentucky airport.
Biffle said the right main landing gear failed and the wing hit the runway as his plane came to a stop at Blue Grass Airport in Lexington.
"My pilots are purely heroes for maintaining control of the aircraft (and) keeping (it) on the runway," he posted on his Twitter page. "If not it wouldn't have been the same outcome."
Biffle characterized the incident as a "small plane accident."
Roush Fenway Racing officials said earlier Wednesday that no one was injured in the incident.
Team owner Jack Roush has survived two plane crashes, including one last year in Wisconsin in which he lost his left eye.
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Recipe: D.I.Y. Ginger Ale, Part I
Here's our recipe for a syrup-based homemade ginger ale. You can combine the ginger syrup with sparkling water for ginger soda, or steep it with lemon juice and brewed tea for a hot drink. This isn't true ginger ale, however; that takes a little more kitchen science magic. We'll look at that next week.
Ginger Syrup Soda
1/2 pound fresh ginger root - about 1 1/2 cups peeled and chopped
2 cups water
3/4 cup sugar
1 teaspoon whole cloves (optional)
1 cinnamon stick (optional)
Sparkling water
Lime wedges
Peel and chop the ginger root into thin matchsticks. Cover with the water in a small saucepan and stir in the sugar over medium heat, stirring until the sugar is dissolved. Bring to a low boil and simmer until reduced by at least half - about 40 minutes. Remove from the heat and chill in the refrigerator.
When ready to use, strain through a sieve. Pour about 1/2 cup of syrup into a 12 ounce glass and top off with sparkling water. Add a lime and enjoy.
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It's pretty hard to wrest the Vernor's from my hand, but being the ginger ale nut that I am, this sounds like fun!
To add extra gingeriness one can grind (mince?) about 1/3 of the boiled ginger pieces in a blender, strain the resulting thick syrup to get rid of the extra chunks/fibers and mix it with the rest of the syrup. Gives it a very pleasant ginger kick.
I'm famous for my ginger martinis, which is just ginger syrup (prepared similiarly as above), vodka and lemon juice.
Is "pour 1/2 cup into 12 ounce glass" as typo? It seems like a lot of syrup, especially since you only use 2 cups of water and reduce by at least half.
Can't wait to try this and I like the idea of it being a cold remedy as well.
SBDesign - It does sound like a lot, but it's not that sweet, and 8 ounces of seltzer dilutes it more than you might think. Certainly adjust to taste, though...
Next time I make it I am going to grate all the ginger instead of cubing it, to make a stronger syrup.
So, it is 40 minutes of cooking time, plus cooling time, plus the cost of 1.5lbs of ginger for two glasses of ginger ale?
Seems like a lot of effort and money for a beverage you can buy for $2, doesn't it?
@MattC, you can't buy ginger ale like this! It isn't the ginger pop from the stores; it's real spicy ginger syrup with soda. It's a treat...
Does anyone know what the cooking of the stuff brings to the table? Last night we did our version of a similar recipe (from the booki "Jam It, Pickle It, Cure It") and it required no cooking. We simply juiced 2 pounds of ginger, added a couple cups of water and sugar and a cup of fresh lime juice. We cut it with soda water. Yum!


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Motocross star Carey Hart has gotten inked with his wife Pink's face tattooed on his leg! Aww… read more on Carey Harts new ink below.
Pink is currently on tour in Germany but Carey Hart is keeping her close with a tat of her face on his leg.
Carey Hart finished the first of two sessions to put Pink (real name Alecia Moore) on his leg. Hart had his ink done at his Hart and Huntington Tattoo shop in the Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas. The tattoo is done in a "day of the dead style," Hart said on his Twitter page.
The tattoo is a skeleton-style Pink with a black eye and a flowered fedora.
Pink and Hart married in 2006, but they split in 2008. Even when separated they would talk and Hart said that Pink was still "the love of my life".
In 2009 the couple was at Hart's Wasted Space bar in Vegas to ring in the new year and announced in May that they were back together.
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Phil Alfano, superintendent of Patterson Joint Unified Schools, said 45 of the 50 states are on board with the new program which is set to begin with the 2014-15 school year.
"Common Core is a plan to have common curriculum standards cross the country," Alfano said Monday, Oct. 22. "Individual states can add more to it — it's kind of a minimum baseline."
Meanwhile, Common Core assessment tests will replace the California Standardized Testing and Reporting annual tests given to students each year and part of the federal No Child Left Behind legislation that mandated all students in the county must achieve proficiency by the 2013-2014 school year.
Local principals will take part in a five-week training offered by the Stanislaus County Board of Education at a yet- to-be-determined time.
"My sense is eventually where this is heading is that we will have a national assessment system that will be based on common national standards in core subjects areas in English and math for all grade levels," Alfano said. "They're just in the process of unwrapping the package. There will be a lot more to come on this in the next two years and it's still gong to be a lot of work."
Though there is plenty of work to be done on Common Core in the next couple of years, Alfano said California has an edge.
"In terms of California, our standards are already closely aligned to the Common Core," he said.
Alfano explained the biggest difference is assessment system itself that requires a higher level of thinking skills and aims to make sure the student understands the concept of the problem, as well as how to arrive at the answer.
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A number of local businesses are partnering with the governement of Madhya Pradesh and the United Nations' Environment Program to plant thousands of trees throughout the state in one of India's largest-ever reforestation projects.
The project calls for 300,000 new trees to be planted over the course of the next three years to increase the total forest cover between Kanha Nationial Park and Pench National Park in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. The project will link the two national parks, some 70 miles away from each other using the local highways, with an unbroken chain of protected forest officials hope will enlarge wildlife populations.
"This project also hugely focuses on encouraging tiger breeding and movement in the Kanha-Pench corridor," a local business leader working with the project recently told the Times of India.
The reforestation project hopes to create new habitats to encourage growth in the national parks' tiger populations.
The tourism department of Uttar Pradesh recently detailed plans to renovate a number of havelis (traditional mansions) and open them to the public as tourist attractions.
Local officials say the havelis chosen for the project are recognized as excellent examples of Mughal architecture.
"A list comprising nine havelis was prepared by the district administration last year for restoration purposes," regional tourist officer Dinesh Kumar recently told the Times of India.
Some of the historic properties on the list include: Aslat Khan, Mahawat Khan, Azam Khan, and Mughal Khan.
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After months of debate, the Delhi Urban Arts Commission cleared a 3D projection show that will display the cultural heritage of each Indian State through a series of still images exhibited on façade of India Gate. Concerns over traffic and pedestrian safety delayed the project through the summer.
India Gate is set for a 3D mapping project detailing India's heritage.
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Government officials in the southern Indian state of Kerala recently announced the first stage of the long planned Muziris Heritage Tourism Circuit will be completed this fall.
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With fall approaching, the Indian state of Rajasthan is preparing for its annual, months-long festival season.
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Edmunds Member Spotlight - Ateixeira Aug/Sept 2012
Here's a few things you may or may not know about the Juiceman.
What was your first car?
1980 Ford Mustang Ghia
Of all the cars you've owned, which was your favorite and why?
1998 Subaru Forester. It sparked my interest in Edmunds.com and inspired me to create a community (Subaru Crew).
If you were a car which car would you be and why?
I'm useful, practical, family friendly. Not too fast and no expensive taste. A Forester.
If you could invite 3 cars over for dinner which would you have?
A 458 Italia, GT40, and Nissan GT-R walk in to a bar...
If you could design the car of the future, what feature would it have?
Self healing bumpers.
What is the highest mileage you've ever put on a car?
Not that high - 107k (it was totalled).
How often do you log into Edmunds Forums?
Too much! Daily.
Which forums do you frequent and why?
Subaru Crew (co-founder)
Toyota Sienna (own one)
I saw a NEW (chit chat)
GM (not sure how I ended up there)
Name that car (not actual thread name)
How did you pick your screen name and why?
Just my name. I wanted to change it to "juice" or "juiceman" but it would have lost my membership history. I joined last century!
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Well, I'm horrible with names, but let me try...
Gotta give props to Mike S., Subaru Crew co-founder. He's probably the first I met in person, at a local meet of mostly Impreza 2.5RS owners. My Forester and his Legacy GT were odd men out, but they still made us feel welcomed.
Also to Bob H., good buddy and partner in crime when it comes to the auto show circuit. He and I are friends even outside the car biz. I lost count of how many times I've seen him - dozens.
Lots of old school Subaru Crew members, too. Ken came to Baltimore once. Frank has joined myself and Bob at several auto shows. I've seen Lucien play with his band, and he joined us for the hike that Steve "Hutch" planned at King and Queen Seat.
Can't forget mike (little m) "paisan" and Dave (one of many Daves).
Who was the mopar guy who met us at the Philly show one year?
Patti, from Subaru, of course.
SubieGal, aka Jamie.
I'm sure there are more. Let me think about who else I've met in person...
Perhaps the only Edmunds rep I've met in person, Bob came to the Philly show one year to bring us some swag. It was very cool to see him.
I've communicated off line with Sylvia, Karen, Steve, Claire, and PR Lady (Jeanine) so I feel like I know them, even though I don't think we've met in person.
The DC Auto Show is pretty decent now that they moved it to a date right after NAIAS (Detroit), so if anyone find themselves in the DC area in early January, we could plan a big meet with Edmunds members.
xwesx Fairbanks, AlaskaPosts: 8,524What is the highest mileage you've ever put on a car?
Not that high - 107k (it was totalled).
107?! Craziness! Of course, that doesn't mean everything you own is a baby. I seem to recall your previous Miata was getting up there in age when you replaced it. Wasn't it a 1993 MY?
I'd say close to half of the vehicles I have owned had more miles than that when I first acquired them. :blush:2010 Subaru Forester, 2011 Ford Fiesta, 1969 Chevrolet C20 Pickup, 1969 Ford Econoline 100, 1976 Ford F250 Pickup, 1974 Ford Pinto Wagon
Yeah, the Miata was the oldest car I've owned, but not high mileage. It was 15 years old when I sold it, and still ran like a top. In some ways I regret selling it.
I hope the ND Miata goes back to its roots - lighter, lower cowl and door sills, more open. SkyActiv engine for better mpgs.
Yes, and Brock Yates was hilarious. I told him "I knew I'd meet a famous person" and he responded that when he saw someone famous he'd tell me.
Also got to shake good ol' Shelby's hand, and have him sign a Mustang GT500 press kit for me. Very cool. :shades:
I was focusing on Edmunds members, though. I'm sure I forgot some!
PF_Flyer Pennsylvania Furnace, PAPosts: 5,896JUICE JUICE JUICE!!
I think it's been WAY too long since that Philly Auto Show when I got to meet a lot of Edmunds and Crew members for the first time and put faces and voices to the user names.
We need another one of those semi-organized "happenings" again.
Don't spotlight members buy the first round??? :shades:
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Been thinking about Ed this week. The Studebaker clubs have an annual 'meet' in South Bend, but every 5 years they have a BIG one. This is the week of the BIG one .... we live near the fairgrounds where the cars are gathered today ... from the looks of things it is a big group this year. There will be a parade at 4 this afternoon ...
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stickguy Posts: 14,716I was at the Philly show they year that Juice came up, and the Subaru people "sponsored" the gathering.
Andre69, Grbeck and Lemko were there too I remember.
2013 Acura RDX (wife's), 2007 Volvo S40 (daughter stole that one), and 2000 Acura TL (formerly son's, now mine again)
OK, I think Andre69 is the Mopar guy I mentioned above, is that correct?
Now I wish I'd paid more attention to the folks who came, vs. just the cars. LOL
We need 2 days at the auto show, one to see the cars and the other to chat with other folks. It's fun, for instance, to view the Dodge display with a Mopar fan, because they tell you the ins and outs.
Come to a Subaru display with me and I'll share a whole bunch of useless trivia.
stever Viva Las CrucesPosts: 41,009Oh good, you got the box of official Edmunds "Chipmunk Poison" then?
(My neighbor has trapped and relocated 25 of them this summer. The wiring in my Subaru seems to still be intact).
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That post you made about getting your insurance to pay for your repairs helped my sister out when critters ate the wiring in her Forester. She would have been out about $2,000 otherwise. :sick:
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New Dr Pepper 10 commercial.
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At last year's Salon Owner Forum at ABS, Reuben Carranza, CEO of P&G Salon Professional, led attendees on an exploration of the client's mind. This year's forum promises to drill deeper by exploring different client segments.
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Listen as P&G Salon Professional's John Moroney details the plans for the "Smart Thinking, Straight Talk" forum at America's Beauty Show >
Part 1—Consumer Segmentation: Successful salon owners, consumer-shopping experts and beauty editors explore the spending habits of today's clients. Reuben Carranza, CEO of P&G Salon Professional, kicks off the forum by explaining why it's important to segment your clients, then Mark Komanecky, P&G shopper based design manager, delves into P&G's vast consumer research to expose salon client segments and shopper-based design. An incredible "Salon Owner and Consumer Beauty Editor Panel" shares insights on each client segment. On tap for this panel are owners Janine Jarman of Hairroin Salon, Hollywood, CA; Marcy Cona of MC Hair Consultants in Cuyahoga Falls, OH; Larry Silvestri of Mario Tricoci Salons and Spas and Ginger Boyle of Planet Salon, Beverly Hills, CA; as well as beauty editors from magazines such as Allure, Self and Marie Claire and TCW (Today's Chicago Woman). The morning's session will be moderated by John Moroney, vice president of business development for P&G Salon Professional.
Part 2—Learning Lunch: The lunch session allows attendees to network with peers and share their own client insights and what they've done to bring back.
Part 3—Salon Owner as Sustainable Leader: The afternoon session exposes salon owners and managers to the day in/day out strategies of being a leader and demonstrating some guiding principles required to sustain those behaviors. Neil Ducoff, founder and CEO of Strategies, will talk to owners about "No-Compromise Leadership" and Jim Lafferty, a former P&G manager and current managing director of Nigerian Bottle Company, will pass on his rules of "Work/Life Balance for Leaders."
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Ricardo Montalvo Sentencing Takes Place Thursday Morning
El Paso — A former Border Patrol Agent will be sentenced Thursday morning. 28-year old Ricardo Montalvo has been convicted of attempting to deliver arms into Mexico.
Montalvo pleaded guilty to gun smuggling conspiracy charges months after he was arrested.
He and his girlfriend, Carla Gonzales-Ortiz were arrested in April of this year. His girlfriend pleaded guilty as well. She was sentenced earlier in November to an additional year of supervised release on top her time already served. She was found guilty of not reporting the smuggling scheme to federal officials.
According to the indictment, Montalvo bought ammunition and firearms simiar to the ones drug cartels use. Even flare launchers cartels would turn into grenade launchers.
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Act Piano:notation,midi,score
100,000 - 500,000 downloadsAdd this app to your lists
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1. 88-key scrollable multitouch full keyboard;
2. 4-octave stave / staff view for music notes;
3. 40+ songs to practice;
4. load midi file. learn any song your like;
5. piano demonstration play;
6. practice songs interactively;
7. practice with slow speed;
8. practice the Treble clef or the Bass clef.
9. good sound quality;
10. sheet music;
11. Customizable keyboard and staff view;
Piano keyboard:
ActPiano features a 88-key scrollable multi-touch virtual keyboard. The piano keyboard is fully customizable. You can change the size of both white and black keys, which best fit your fingertips.
Piano sound quality:
Piano without good sound cannot be perfect. The app uses sampled piano voices to ensure a good sound quality.
Learn piano keyboard and notations:
The most distinct difference between ActPiano and other piano apps is the stave / score view. In the free play mode, the view shows the notes of the keys you playing. Just launch the app and touch the keyboard, you will know the difference.
The stave view is more powerful when you learn to play piano songs with ActPiano.
Learn to play songs:
Thanks to the stave/score view, you don't have to bring sheet music with you to learn piano pieces. Click the 'Load MIDI' button, select a song, and its sheet music will be visible in the stave view. Then you can watch demonstration play in "Play it for me" mode, or practice your skill in "Let me play" mode.
Actpiano comes with more than ten easy piano pieces( Happy Birthday, All the Pretty Little Horses, Largo from the New World Symphony, Fur Elise, Christmas songs and more). Those could be your initial piano lessons. As ActPiano can load midi (*.mid file) from SDCard, you can practice any song your like.
Loading your MIDI file:
Turn your MIDI music to score and learn to play it on your Android devices! You can find MIDI files of any song you like on the internet. Download and Play it with ActPiano!
The app can generate a sheet music from MIDI file. You can play the music by just following the automatically scrolling keyboard and score. This App can be a musical learning game!
Note: There is a problem with most piano midi files on the internet, that is the treble clef and bass clef are on one track (MIDI format 0). While ActPiano takes the first track as treble clef and the second track as bass clef, it is impossible to play this kind music by hand. In this case, you can use PC software "Notation Musician" (free trail available ) to split the track and export as a new midi file.
Songs in Act Piano:
Easy Christmas, Carol of the Bells
Easy Christmas, Deck the Halls
Easy Christmas, God Rest Ye Merry, Gentleman
Easy Christmas, Joy to the World
Easy Christmas, We wish you a merry Christmas
Easy Christmas, White Christmas
Easy All the Pretty Little Horses
Easy Morning Has Broken
Easy Happy Birthday
Easy Moon River
Easy Mozart Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star
Easy Ode to Joy
Easy Largo from the New World Synphony
Easy Sorrow
Easy Turkish March
Easy Chopin Waltz
Easy Fur Elise
Easy Schumann Little Air
Easy Silent Night
Ave Maria
Oh Danny Boy
Scarborough Fair
Silent Night
Jingle Bells
Sound of Silence
Mariage D Amour
Mendelssohn Wedding March
Fur Elise
Handel Water Music
Beethoven Symphony- Ode to Joy
Amazing Grace
Minuet in G major
Angels Have Heard High
Christmas Comes Anew
Christmas Tree
Hark! the Herald Angels Sing
O Holy Night
The Holly and the Ivy
The Twelve Days of Christmas
What Child Is This
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10/08/2014: Version 2.8:
1. key signature support.
2. bug fix.
01/06/2014: Version 2.74:
1. fixed the bug caused FC when select "SDCARD" from "Load MIDI".
22/02/2014: Version 2.73:
1. bugs fix;
2. Menu/Action bar item "Play for me" has been renamed to "Demo","Let me Play" to "Play".
4/5/2013: Version 2.72:
1. Settings for turn on/off keyboard highlight and automatic scroll.
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Sharky Hula Hoot
Life's a beach for Sharky. He sits on the sand all day strumming his ukulele and singing a song of the islands. A small crab and starfish listen at his feet.
Escape to the islands with these dashboard hula dancers. Each character stands 5" tall, (the perfect height for your dashboard!) is made of high quality resin and meticulously hand painted. A synthetic fiber, green grass skirt flutters with their gentle moves. Line up several across the dash for a tropical luau!
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42 U.S. Code § 3785 - Repealed.
Section, Pub. L. 90–351, title I, § 804, formerly § 805, as added Pub. L. 96–157, § 2,Dec. 27, 1979, 93 Stat. 1203; renumbered § 804 and amended Pub. L. 98–473, title II, § 609B(d), (f),Oct. 12, 1984, 98 Stat. 2093; Pub. L. 103–322, title XXXIII, § 330001(h)(9),Sept. 13, 1994, 108 Stat. 2139, related to appellate court review.
Another section 804 ofPub. L. 90–351, title III, June 19, 1968, 82 Stat. 223, is set out as a note under section 2510 of Title 18, Crimes and Criminal Procedure.
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When I call the cool girls phat, they think I'm calling them fat.
They get very offended and angry when I call them that.
When I call them phat, they won't go out with me anymore.
Last week a girl broke my nose when she slammed the door.
Some of the girls kick me in the crotch and others poke me in the eyes.
They get confused by what I say and now I'm a man who is despised.
Yesterday a girl broke out my teeth with a hammer and then she called me a rat.
If you want to succeed with the ladies, take my advice and don't call them phat.
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Essential Reads
Essential Reads is your one-stop source for the top stories of the day as reported by your favorite Washington Week panelists. It's a simple way to save time and stay informed about the news you need to know. Check it out every day!
Jan 07, 2013
Chuck Hagel's Nomination as Defense Secretary to Come MondayBy Christi Parsons and Matea Gold, Los Angeles Times
President Obama plans to nominate former Republican senator Chuck Hagel on Monday to serve as secretary of Defense, an administration official said Sunday.Read more
Are People Being Unfair to the House Republicans?By Molly Ball, The Atlantic
It's open season on the House Republicans these days, and the incoming fire isn't just coming from the left. Chris Christie, the Republican governor of New Jersey, blasted House Speaker John Boehner for delaying a vote on Hurricane Sandy relief; the conservative commentator John Podhoretz accused right-wing members of Congress of "literally embracing chaos" with their ill-fated attempt to oust Boehner from the speakership on Thursday.Read more
The Worst Job in CongressBy Doyle McManus, Los Angeles Times
Spare a little sympathy, if you can, for John A. Boehner of Ohio, speaker of the House of Representatives.
On paper, he's the most powerful Republican in the land. In practice, he's caught between a cliff and a ceiling as the uneasy chairman of an unhappy and fractious caucus.Read more
Rebound in Construction Hiring Offers Hope for EconomyBy Jim Tankersley and By Ylan Q. Mui, The Washington Post
After five years of hemorrhaging jobs, the construction industry has become one of the bright spots of the labor market — a hopeful sign that one of the most damaged sectors of the economy may finally be starting to heal.Read more
Jan 04, 2013
If US Could Only Spend What It Gets In Taxes ...With Eamon Javers, CNBC Watch more
Cliff? What cliff?By Greg Ip, Economist
IT HAS been a month of high drama on America's economic policy front as leaders in Washington grappled with the fiscal cliff. But not many people out in the real world seemed to care, and the economy has done just fine. Non-farm employment advanced 155,000, or 0.1%, in December from November, the federal government reported today.Read more
Boehner Re-Elected as House speakerBy Susan Davis, USA Today
House Speaker John Boehner, R-Ohio, was re-elected to a second two-year term to lead a polarized Congress, which convened for the 113th session on Thursday. Debates on deficit reduction, immigration, and gun laws are on the agenda.Read more
Fiscal-Cliff Law by the NumbersBy David Wessel, Wall Street Journal
It took a while, but the budget bean-counters are beginning to come up with charts and tables to show the impact of the tax law (formally, the American Taxpayer Relief Act of 2012) that Congress passed and President Barack Obama signed this week.Read more
Paul Ryan vs. Marco Rubio: The Politics of the Cliff VoteBy Beth Reinhard, National Journal
Lumped together as two of the youngest and brightest Republican stars, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin and Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida parted ways on the fiscal cliff, with votes that reflect divergent strategies for building their party and political futures.Read more
This is What Happens When You Cross Chris ChristieBy Molly Ball, The Atlantic
Late Tuesday night, House Republicans abruptly decided that nearly derailing the bipartisan fiscal-cliff deal was not enough of a public-relations disaster. Surely, they reasoned, there was a way they could look worse in this whole process. And so, at the last minute, they declined to consider the bill passed by the Senate to deliver billions in disaster relief to victims of Hurricane Sandy.Read more
Taliban Commander Maulvi Nazir Killed in US Drone AttackWith Martha Raddatz, ABC News
Martha Raddatz reports on the attack on the Pakistan-Afghanistan boarderWatch more
Jan 03, 2013
4 Lessons for Round 2 of 'Fiscal Cliff' FightBy Susan Davis, David Jackson, Richard Wolf and Susan Page, USA Today
This fiscal cliff: averted.
Next fiscal cliff: ahead.
Partisan divisions and brinksmanship politics defined the outgoing Congress right up to the final scramble to avoid the "fiscal cliff." The last-ditch deal dodged income-tax hikes for nearly all Americans and delayed for two months spending cuts for the Pentagon and domestic programs.Read more
House GOP Under FireWith Eamon Javers, CNBC Watch more
Lawmakers Gird for Next Fiscal Clash, on the Debt CeilingBy Jackie Calmes and Michael D. Shear, The New York Times
With the resolution of the year-end fiscal crisis just hours old, the next political confrontation is already taking shape as this city braces for a fight in February over raising the nation's borrowing limit. But it is a debate President Obama says he will have nothing more to do with.Read more
Business Leaders Say 'Cliff' Deal Won't Ease Economic UncertaintyBy Jim Tankersley, The Washington Post
A day after Congress managed to avert the fiscal cliff, business leaders warned that the agreement will hurt sales and hiring, won't unlock investment and leaves the economy riddled with congressionally imposed land mines for months to come.Read more
Obama Taking Campaign-Style Approach to New GoalsBy Alexis Simendinger, Real Clear Politics
In the thick of the fiscal cliff impasse Monday, even as a Senate agreement was hours from being a certainty, Republican lawmakers were chagrined to hear President Obama zoom beyond the tax battle to plant some partisan seeds for spring.Read more
Has the 'Fiscal Cliff' Fight Changed How Washington Works?By Karen Tumulty and Peter Wallsten, The Washington Post
As ugly as they were, the "fiscal cliff" negotiations produced something Washington hadn't seen in a long time: strongly bipartisan votes in the House and the Senate on a big, contentious issue.Read more
Jan 02, 2013
Divided GOP House Approves Senate 'Fiscal Cliff' PlanBy Susan Davis and David Jackson, USA Today
A divided Republican House passed the Senate's "fiscal cliff" agreement Tuesday night, following a tense day of GOP protests that the plan does not do enough to rein in federal spending.Read more
Congress Passes Cliff DealBy Janet Hook, Siobhan Hughes, and Corey Boles, Wall Street Journal
Congress broke a rancorous stalemate Tuesday to pass legislation designed to avert the so-called fiscal cliff. But the compromise bill, which blocked most impending tax increases and postponed spending cuts largely by raising taxes on upper-income Americans, left a host of issues unresolved and guaranteed continued budget clashes between the parties.Read more
On the Left, Seeing Obama Giving Away Too Much, AgainBy Peter Baker, The New York Times
For President Obama, the fiscal deal passed by Congress on Tuesday finally ends four years of debate with Republicans about raising tax rates on the wealthy. But it seemed to reopen a debate within his party about the nature of his leadership and his skills as a negotiator.Read more


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It's a tale of two smelters for Jackson County, W.Va., and Hancock County, Kentucky.
While Ravenswood residents wait and wonder if and when the smelter there that closed in 2009 will reopen, Century announced April 29 with Big Rivers Electric Corp. and Kenergy Corp. the same day in announcing a tentative agreement on the framework for providing market priced power to the Hawesville, Ky. smelter in Hancock County, where Century had issued a WARN, or conditional closure notice.
Under the arrangement, the electric cooperatives would purchase power on the open market and pass it through to Century at the market price plus additional costs incurred by them.
According to details from Big Rivers, the arrangement "is intended to have no impact on the current rate proposal of Big Rivers or the related flow-through rate proposal of Kenergy."
The agreement is pending approval from several third parties, including the boards of directors of all the parties, the Kentucky Public Service Commission and the Rural Utilities Service, among others.
The agreement is expected to move quickly to finalize details before the current power contract expires Aug. 20.
The Hawesville smelter has a rated capacity of 244,000 tonnes of primary aluminum and employs about 650 men and women.
Century also announced April 29 it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire substantially all of the assets of the Sebree aluminum smelter in Kentucky.
That smelter is in Henderson County, Ky., and employs more than 500 men and women. It currently is owned by a subsidiary of Rio Tinto Alcan Inc. and has an annual production capacity of 205,000 metric tons of primary aluminum.
"We are well acquainted with the Sebree smelter and its excellent management team and talented group of employees," Century President and CEO Michael Bless said in a news release. "We believe that, with these facilities under common ownership, we will derive real benefits in better serving customers and through improving both operations with the sharing of best practices in safety, technical and operational practices and procedures."
Bless said Century believes Sebree, like Hawesville, is globally competitive in every area except the cost of power.
"Maintaining operations at these plants, and the thousands of direct and indirect jobs they provide and support, is critical for the entire western Kentucky community," Bless said in the news release. "Gaining access to competitive energy is crucial for the continued viability of these plants, and we hope that the tentative agreement we have reached for Hawesville will be the first step towards obtaining market priced power."
The terms of the Sebree agreement state that Century will acquire the smelter for $61 million in cash, after $4 million in purchase price deductions along with $71 million in working capital. RTA will retain all historical environmental liabilities of the Sebree smelter and has agreed to fully fund the pension plan being assumed by Century's subsidiary at closing.
According to the news release, this agreement is subject to certain closing conditions, including the consent of Kenergy Corp. to the assignment of the smelter's existing power contract, which is scheduled to end Jan. 31, 2014.
Century engaged in a lengthy special rate hearing with the Public Service Commission of West Virginia last year. Retiree health insurance has been hanging in the balance as part of the rate agreement. The option of purchasing free market electricity was brought up during the rate hearing, after Bless said the company could make a profit by getting its electricity from the open market in West Virginia, but in its reply briefs in the rate case, the company said the process to adopt a deregulation plan was "daunting, as is the challenge of constructing a deregulation plan which satisfies the multiple stakeholders. Nowhere in its testimony did Century propose such an alternative."
Century announced its quarterly earnings last week, and during that call, Bless said restarting the Ravenswood smelter "remains a priority, and we are in discussions with the power provider and other key constituencies aimed at finding a suitable arrangement."


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I love crocodile in light colors. Especially when it comes to Hermes bags, black or other dark neutrals seem to be what most people tend to buy when they buy croc, and I can understand that compulsion; crocodile is enormously expensive, particularly from a brand like Hermes, and versatility is important when making that kind of investment. So are concerns about wear and tear, and dark colors tend to mask use a bit better. For those who are looking to buy crocodile Hermes, dark colors make sense from a logical standpoint, but that's why I get so excited when I see light-colored croc; it seems more special.
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