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Steve and Rhonda Dahlhauser of Columbia announce the engagement of their daughter, Taylor Renee, to James Henry Britt III, son of Ms. Lori Lynch and James Britt Jr. of Nashville.
The bride-elect is a 2005 graduate of Columbia Central High School and a 2010 graduate of Middle Tennessee State University where she earned a degree in Public Relations. She is the marketing director for Advant Resources.
The prospective bridegroom is a 2003 graduate of Harpeth Valley High School. He is the assistant manager at Arrington Vineyards.
Miss Dahlhauser is the granddaughter of Mrs. Carolyn Meservy and the late Paul Meservy and Arthur and Dr. Margaret Dahlhauser of Nashville.
Mr. Britt is the grandson of Mrs. Patsy Lynch and the late James Lynch, Mr. and Mrs. James Britt Sr. and Mrs. Susan Britt of Nashville.
The couple will be married Sept. 8 in a 2 p.m. ceremony at St. Henry Church in Belle Meade.

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Sharon Bialek, a former National Restaurant Association employee, accused Cain this week of unwanted sexual advances more than a decade ago on a night they met to discuss her job prospects. She is the fourth woman to allege sexual impropriety, but the first to speak publicly.
"I don't even know who this lady is," Cain told ABC and Yahoo! "It's a distraction from the things we ought to talk about, which is this economy, energy independence, cutting spending, as well as getting this country back on track."
Still, even when the candidates seemingly try to stay focused on the issues, the hot topic of the day always seems to pop up.
On Saturday, Gingrich and Cain met near Houston to debate policy issues.
The event was designed to be exclusively on the economy but, toward the end, Gingrich lobbed an easy question to his rival: What had surprised him most about running for president?
Without hesitation, Cain used the opportunity to launch into a tirade about the media — a frequent punching bag usually excites the Republican electorate. Cain didn't explicitly mention the sexual harassment allegations and the media's covering of it, but the context was clear.
Later, Gingrich refused to comment on the allegations, saying only: "I'm glad to talk about policy."
Beyond Cain's struggles, there are substantive issues to discuss Wednesday, the first time the rivals were squaring off in more than three weeks.
Romney last week released a detailed plan to cut federal spending by $500 billion in his term as president. He would strip federal subsidies from Amtrak and deeply cut the National Endowment for the Arts, the National Endowment for the Humanities and the Corporation for Public Broadcasting. Romney would also fundamentally re-shape Medicare by introducing a voucher system, or "premium supports," to the popular health insurance program for the elderly.
His spending strategy drew sharp criticism from Perry's campaign last week. And other candidates, like Texas Rep. Ron Paul, favor far deeper cuts. With the Cain distraction, however, it remains to be seen whether Romney's opponents can quickly and effectively resurrect what had been an increasingly aggressive line of attack against him.
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I love reading 3-4 articles a day. Its been a long winter with an article 1-2 times a week at best. I look forward to reading how all the players fit into the 25 man team by the end of March. I love reading about baseball more than even going to a baseball game! The advertizing at the game drives me crazy!!!!!!!! And it increases every year.
Eddie Mathews if you are out there, do you know what has happened to Hurricane Hazel? I thought he was moving to Milwaukee, but I have not see anything from him on this blog.Hide replies
I'm not sure, but I think he did move. He shows up now and again on here.
OK. Thanks. Now we have more to read on here so I'll probably catch him.
Hurricane was also working on a book. He would like to get back to his roots, which is coaching Legion baseball. He coached championship teams out west!
FYI, justagirl ... Eddie Mathews died 13 years ago
I knew what she meant to mean.
justagirl, Hurricane and cold snowy weather go together as well as A-Rod and Tony Bosch.
Thanks guys. I always enjoy reading the posts from the sensible baseball minds. Can't wait for pre-season games to start.
Well put, Michael ... I did indeed buy a place in the Third Ward about a year and a half ago, while keeping my California place, and I spent last baseball season in Milwaukee. Had planned to spend a few winter weeks there, also ... I lived in northern Nevada for 11 years and thought I was sufficiently winterized for a few weeks of winter in Wisconsin, Thought better of it, as you can imagine ... hopefully the Miller Park roof is thawed out by the time I do get there in late March :)
Re. Overbay ... of the options currently available, I think he's the most viable unless one of the other candidates goes on a rampage in Arizona. I've liked him since I first saw him play for the University of Nevada ... he was on a team that also included Chad Qualls, Chris Singleton, Corky Miller and a couple of other guys who made the majors. At the time, UNR wasn't much better than UWM in terms of facilities or resources, and like UWM, it almost always had to play its first 20 or so games on the road because of weather. But they got to a couple of regional finals before losing to two of Stanford's better teams ... Overbay was a guy who was very productive and reliable without a lot of song and dance even then, and for the most part, he has remained so even though his power numbers obviously aren't in Prince's class. I was glad we drafted him and I'm glad now that we have him back.
Oops ... meant to say I was glad we acquired him. D-Backs originally signed him out of UNR.
As of right now, Overbay isn't quite back. Francisco is the only 1st baseman on the 40 man roster. For Overbay or Reynolds to be added at 1st base, somebody has to taken off the 40 man roster.
Good to have you back in Brewtown Hurricane!!
You gotta like Overbay. I was to a couple Brewer games in person during his best season and heard the phrase "Overbay was the MAN tonight" uttered multiple times.
That said, I'll be very surprised if he makes the club. Personally I'd rather them take a chance and pick up Wallace for 1B rather than Overbay.
I must admit, I don't see Lyle on the team. Good guy, and it wouldn't be the worst to have him as a PH later, but I don't see how he fits unless Reynolds absolutely stinks this spring.Hide replies
I think Lyle makes the team because he is someone you can put in a corner outfield spot in case of emergency. Not sure if Francisco can do that. I see a late spring training trade one way or another...
Actually, Francisco could possibly do less damage in left field than.....
Gotta agree with you, Eddie. The Brewers right or wrong think that Francisco could "get it" in the way that Gomez did and that then they'd really have something. Overbay is probably in his last season, if that, so even though he'd bring more D, I expect them go to with a Reynolds/Juan platoon. Though never rule out another improvement... And, laugh if you must, but I still haven't given up on Taylor Green making something of himself. Now wouldn't THAT be a kick in the pants?...
Agreed. It could be Green, let's face it.
Doug has always valued power hitting over defense. Keeping with his usual M.O., Francisco and Reynolds will share 1st, with Overbay staying longer in Nashville.
I see Lyle on this team with 2 things happening:
1. Juan Francisco is dealt to an AL team where he can DH
2. Hunter Morris goes back to AAA
Then he and Reynolds both play 100 games or so (Reynolds some at 3B).
the Brewers need a good defensive first baseman to help out the young middle infielders. Defense first. Overbay can do that and he is a contact left handed hitter. GO O.
Lyle was the man for the first two months for the Yankees last year! Then he cooled off when the playing time stopped. He was horrible against lefties but had a 117 tops against RH pitchers. That would be a positive start and he made many plays at first base while being a great locker room guy. I hope he gives us a good last year for his career!Hide replies
Someone doesn't understand what tOPSplus measures. It's the split against his total batting line, not against league average.
True and the 117 was against right handers while his numbers against lefties was 51. For reference LuCroy had a tops of 100 last year, 95 vs RH and 116 vs LH. Overbay will be used exclusively against RH I assume and give you good d and great leadership and attitude.
Overbay does not give good d anymore, but to be fair nobody on the team really plays first base well.
Considering we have someone in right field that is relatively new to the position (Braun), I think it's improtant that we have some experience and quality defensive play in front of him.
Overbay signed with Milwaukee because nobody else wants him anymore, not because there is a better opportunity for playing time this year as opposed to last year. He would have played full time last year for the Brewers! This year he's getting his last shot just to hang on as a big leaguer. I hope he can contribute as a pinch hitter at least.
Overbay brings alot more to the team than Francisco. Overbays defense will not cause you an win and he at least makes contact with the ball.Hide replies
But Francisco has a major league contract, and can play third...more or less. Overbay doesn't and can't.
I bet Overbay can play third as well as Francisco.....more or less.
Highly doubtful. For all the hate Francisco gets his stats align reasonably well with Adam Dunn....a guy many on these boards wanted the Brewers to acquire. Overbay will need an injury to someone or horrible spring from Reynolds in order to make the team.
It would be highly unlikely Overbay makes the team right out of spring training. Sean Halton had a better SLG than Overbay did last year.
Overbay throws left-handed. He cannot play 3rd base...
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The High Road in Sikkim
By EDWARD WONG
Published: November 30, 2003
THE herders sauntered down the trail toward us, a single black yak lumbering in front of them. They wore faded jackets and grimy rubber boots. Daggers in leather sheaths dangled from their belts.
Dhan Bahadur ran up to greet them. Only 19 years old, wiry and quick, known to everyone as Raju, he took his duties as our guide seriously. Words were exchanged between him and the three men.
We had come face to face with them on a trail atop the Singalila ridge. This completely exposed path ran north-south on a rugged spur dividing Nepal to the west from the Indian state of Sikkim to the east. We could see across the expanse of both lands, undulating hills stretching to the horizon on either side.
The herders had come from the north, the direction we were heading. There rose all 28,169 feet of Kanchenjunga. In the Tibetan language, its name means the Great Five-Peaked Fortress of Snow. A hulk of gray rock and ice, this third-highest mountain in the world dominates the Himalayan skyline from Darjeeling to eastern Nepal. So sacred was it to the local people that the Indian government banned mountaineering expeditions on its flanks. Those climbers who had struggled up it before the ban stopped short of the summit out of respect for the local customs.
''Why are they coming down this way?'' I asked Raju, nodding toward the herders.
''It's too cold up there,'' he said. ''The grazing season in the high places is finished. Now they go down.''
''Too cold?''
''The snow will come soon. The grass is already dying. Yaks cannot survive the winter here.''
My friend Gilles shot me one of those did-you-hear-what-he-just-said looks. This was only the second day of our trek last November, and down here at 12,000 feet it was warm enough for us to wear T-shirts during the day. But we were planning to go much higher, with two weeks of walking still ahead, and it was a bit disconcerting to see herders who lived here retreating to lower altitudes.
Our porters and yak caravan had stopped behind us to rest on the hillside, as if they too saw something incongruous in the fact that we were going up while these far hardier men were heading down. Several of our six porters had never made this journey before.
''We will run into more herders in the huts up there, won't we?'' I asked Raju.
''I don't think so,'' he said. ''These might be the last local people we see on the entire trail.''
Well, I couldn't really complain. I had been living in New York for three years and had had enough of the crush of bodies on sidewalks and subway cars, enough of constant phone calls and friends asking me to go out. I had also just broken up with my girlfriend of almost two years, and heading to the Himalayas seemed as good a way of getting over the relationship as any.
This was my fourth trip in four years to the Himalayas. My goal on this visit was to reach a state of mental and physical isolation by trekking in Sikkim, a former Buddhist kingdom in eastern India, sandwiched between Nepal, Tibet and Bhutan. I knew of only a handful of travelers who had ever been there, unlike the crowded tourist regions of Nepal. Gilles, a well-traveled photojournalist, agreed to come with me.
To ensure that I would encounter as few people as possible, I picked out a yak herding trail along the Singalila ridge, atop the range of mountains dividing Nepal and Sikkim. The Indian government had opened this isolated path to foreign trekkers only in 2000. I could not find it in any guidebook.
We would walk north along the ridge for about a week, then traverse a couple of valleys to join up with a more established trekking trail that leads to a 16,200-foot pass called Goecha La, right next to the imposing ramparts of Kanchenjunga.
An Indian Airlines flight took us from Delhi to an airport near Darjeeling. We flew low over lush tea plantations, staring down at pickers with baskets as they bent over rows of green plants. The muscular Kanchenjunga massif towered in the distance. We then crowded into a jeep with a half-dozen Bengali tourists for the five-hour ride to Gangtok, the hilltop capital of Sikkim.
Though the city was popular with vacationers from Calcutta, there were almost no Western tourists. This was surprising considering Sikkim's rich diversity of hill scenery and the mixture of Hindu and Buddhist cultures.
About three-quarters of people living in Sikkim are Nepalese, from families who immigrated here to cultivate cardamom and rice when the British ruled the subcontinent. In 1975, India annexed Sikkim after a referendum was held in which 97 percent of voters supported the union, an event that still stirs feelings of resentment among some of the native Bhutia and Lepcha people.
The Singalila ridge lay in a sensitive border area, and the government required that all trekkers hire the services of an agency. Gilles and I quickly found an agent in Gangtok who was listed in my Lonely Planet guidebook. He said he could arrange a guide, porters and yaks for the two-week journey to Goecha La. He also told us of two other travelers interested in making the same trek -- Elisabeth, a doctor from Austria, and Robert, her computer programmer boyfriend from southern Germany. Despite my the-fewer-people-the-better-philosophy, I knew that joining up with them would bring down the cost of the trip.


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In the first quarter of the New England Patriots' matchup with the Baltimore Ravens, cornerback Aqib Talib was forced to the locker room with a thigh injury.
The news came from Yahoo! Sports' Jason Cole:
Talib leaves field for locker room after running off field awkwardly. Looked to be grabbing his hamstring.
— Jason Cole (@JasonColeYahoo) January 21, 2013
CBS Sports' Jason La Canfora provided the update that it was, in fact, Talib's thigh:
It's officially a thigh for Talib. His return is questionable
— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 21, 2013
So far, the Patriots defense has contained Joe Flacco and the Ravens with ease, holding them to three punts in three drives, but this has the potential to be a crushing blow.
While New England is always known for having a weak secondary, it got considerably better when the Pats acquired Talib from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Moreover, the often-criticized veteran was arguably the most important Patriots defender coming into this game. Not only is he obviously talented and capable of providing lockdown coverage, but Talib was generally matched up with Anquan Boldin, who has given the Ravens 11 catches, 216 yards and a score in two playoff games this year.
In Talib's stead, Kyle Arrington will have to play better than he has typically shown (against speedster Torrey Smith) this season while Alonzo Dennard moves over to cover Boldin on the other side.
It's a windy day, which makes passing the ball difficult, but this will still be a tough injury to overcome for New England.
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United Nations envoy Mary Robinson has accused the international community of being distracted and preoccupied by events like Brexit as millions of Ethiopians suffer the worst drought in half a century.
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Convicted murderer Oscar Pistorius did not give the "true version" during trial evidence of how he killed girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp in South Africa in 2013, a cousin of Ms Steenkamp has said at the sentencing hearing for the double-amputee Olympian.
Oscar Pistorius's chief defence lawyer has questioned a pastor and a woman whose son was born without legs at a hearing in South Africa to decide the former Paralympic athlete's sentence for murdering his girlfriend.
The mental state of Oscar Pistorius is "too severe" for him to defend himself against a life sentence and he should be sent to hospital rather than prison, a court heard yesterday.
Oscar Pistorius' sentencing hearing for the murder of Reeva Steenkamp begins today.
The father of Reeva Steenkamp, the South African model murdered by Oscar Pistorius, will give evidence for the first time next week to ask for the athlete to be given a lengthy prison sentence.
Debris found washed ashore in Madagascar by a man who previously found a part from Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 will be examined by investigators to see if it also came from the missing plane, officials said.
Some 375 migrants have been saved from ships in the Mediterranean off the coast of Libya last night, officials said.
Terrorist attacks are at an all-time high and there are more refugees now than at any time since the Second World War, according to a new study that suggests the world is becoming more violent.
One of the world's most wanted people-smugglers has been arrested after an operation involving Britain's National Crime Agency and GCHQ.
President Higgins sent his condolences to the people of Western Sahara this week following the death of the disputed territory's leader-in-exile risking a souring of relations between Ireland and Morocco.
An injured bull elephant surprised guests and workers at a safari in Zimbabwe when he appeared to approach them for help, and then waited for five hours until a vet arrived.
The death toll of migrants whose boat sank off Libya's shore has reached 107, including 40 women and five children.
The doomed EgyptAir plane that plunged into the Mediterranean last month with the loss of 66 lives was forced three times to turn around after taking off and return to three different airports in the 24 hours preceding the crash, reports say.
Somali security forces have ended an overnight siege by extremist gunmen at a hotel in Mogadishu which killed at least 15 people, including two members of parliament.
Somali security forces have ended a siege by extremist gunmen which killed least 15 people, including two members of parliament, at a hotel in the Somali capital after an all-night gunfight.
Investigators have detected a signal from one of the black boxes of EgyptAir flight MS804 which plunged into the Mediterranean in an unexplained crash last month, France's aviation accident bureau said on Wednesday.
At least 700 migrants may have died at sea this past week in the busiest week of migrant crossings from Libya towards Italy this year.
Some 668 migrants were saved from boats in distress in the Mediterranean off Libya on Saturday, officials say.
Human remains retrieved from the EgyptAir Flight 804 crash site point to an explosion on board, an Egyptian forensic official has said.
Among the victims on board the doomed EgyptAir flight was a husband and wife who had sold everything to pay for lifesaving cancer treatment and now leave behind their three young children as orphans.
Data from the final moments before EgyptAir flight 804 crashed into the Mediterranean suggest an "internal explosion" tore through the right side of the aircraft, a pilot said last night.
Nigeria's military has reported rescuing a second "Chibok girl" in a forest battle with Islamic extremists, but a community leader said she is not on the list of students missing after the 2014 mass abduction by Boko Haram.
An EgyptAir flight from Paris to Cairo with 66 passengers and crew on board crashed into the Mediterranean Sea off the Greek island of Crete early yesterday morning, Egyptian and Greek officials said.
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Quick Shots – Devil Survivor: Overlocked looking fine on 3DS
We might not get Atlus's first HD game, Catherine, but we can look at Devil Survivor: Overclocked, the 3DS remake of 2009's tactical RPG spin off of the Shin Megami Tensei series.
Atlus has released a number of event and gameplay screens showing off the port's lick and polish.
The game was recently confirmed for US release in northern summer.
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5 Questions with Jackie Papandrew
Time for another edition of 5 Questions where I interview someone that I find interesting. This week we have Jackie Papandrew a syndicated humor columnist. I wanted to interview Jackie because I find having to write humor for a mainstream publication a daunting prospect and something I clearly couldn't do. (What I can't use the f word?) Also I am just interested in breaking down how people come up with their humor.
1) Jackie you are a syndicated humor columnist with a long history of copy writing. How did you get into writing humor? Who are some of your influences?
To tell you the truth, I started writing humorous pieces more as a form of self-therapy than anything else. I was going through a difficult time, and I decided to write down some of the funny things that had happened in our family as something to pass on to my children. I was already working as a technical writer and doing some freelance writing as well. When the stories made my family and friends laugh, I got up the nerve to send them out to some regional publications, and they were published. I started writing more humor essays and after about a year, I sent several samples out to newspapers, suggesting they take me on as a columnist. Most of the papers rejected me, but several did take me on, and by some miracle, after three years, I still have all the original ones plus a few more. My column is also published on about a half dozen websites, which is probably the only way it's going to survive, given the state of newspapers today.
My influencers are all very recognizable names: Erma Bombeck, Dave Barry, Garrison Keillor. I think I've read every word written by those masters of the craft.
2) Obviously what you can write in a newspaper column versus what we write on here on this blog is night and day as far language, content, and length. I kind of look at it like comedians working on HBO versus the Tonight Show. At times do you ever feel restricted working in the newspaper medium as far as what you can and can't write?
Yes, all the time, especially because most of the newspapers that publish my column are community papers with pretty conservative standards. It's not like I write anything very risqué, but I have written things that my newspapers would not print. I wrote a piece about my husband's, er, complaints about the frequency of certain marital activities. It came out of a fight we had where I got really mad at him because he wasn't helping out as much around the house as much as I thought he should. He made some comment, and I grabbed a nearby bottle of Formula 409 spray and slammed it down on the counter in front of him and said "Formula 409 is foreplay, baby!" I wasn't saying it as a joke, I was being sarcastic and I was definitely angry. But later, I ended up turning that comment and the episode into a Do and Don't List for men. It has become one of my most popular online columns, and it ran in several magazines, but most of my newspapers wouldn't print it.
(My husband kept a bottle of 409 on the nightstand in our bedroom for a while as a joke. I think that's as close as he ever came to actually using it.)
3) Are there any topics that you find overused and inherently unfunny because of how often people use them as a crutch? (Personally I never need to hear another airline travel joke again.) Also what words, sounds, phrases, and topics do you just find naturally funny and drawn to?
I think mommy humor is becoming so ubiquitous that it's losing the power it had when Erma Bombeck was doing it virtually alone. I still write quite a bit of mom humor myself, but I try to find some quirky angle to set it off from the rest in some way. I'm not sure how well I succeed at that, but I do think we're in danger of having so much humor about raising kids that everybody just stops reading it. The man versus woman thing is also pretty well saturated, although people still find it funny. But I've heard and read enough humor about the differences between the genders to last a lifetime. It has to be something really unique to make me laugh now.
As you can probably tell from my writing, I love alliteration. When used properly (not that I always manage that myself), it's naturally funny. The 'K' sound is supposed to be naturally funny and I think that holds true. I once interviewed the founder of the Spanx hosiery company (the men reading this may not know the name, but I'll bet the women do), and she told me her college marketing classes taught her the value of the K sound in a company name, as well as the value of just a hint of something 'naughty,' which is also one of the things that makes people laugh. So she named her new company Spanx, a brilliant move. Topics that are naturally funny are sex – of course – and the most basic living situations like family, marriage, even bodily processes, all the universal experiences that everyone on the planet can relate to.
4) One of my favorite targets is the Parade Magazine insert from the Sunday paper. The questions in the opening cover about celebrities (which I contend are made up but lets say people actually send them in) make me question the collective intelligence of the country. As a newspaper columnist that hears from a wide range of readers, what is the overall quality of the mail you receive and how often do you lose faith in humanity after reading it? Who should we fear more the anonymous blog commenter of new media or the crackpot that actually takes the time to write a letter to newspapers?
Most of the mail I get is from smart, perceptive people. I know this because they find me funny. I don't usually lose faith in humanity after reading my mail. (Reading the daily headlines is a different story.) I get more fan mail than hate mail, but when I do get hate mail, it's usually because someone takes everything I say way too seriously and doesn't catch the tongue-in-cheek part. So I sometimes lose faith in people's humor perception. More often, though, I act like a typical female and blame myself for not making it clear enough for everyone to get. I definitely fear the anonymous blogger more than the crackpot who still takes time to write letters to newspapers. That's because when even the crackpots give up on newspapers, all the newspapers will disappear.
5) Do you find that you observe things differently being a writer specifically a humorist?
Definitely. I seem to notice things that "normal" people don't and I seem to have a strange way of looking at things – an overly dramatic way, as my dad would tell you. It's made me an oddball to my family and those generous people who consent to be my friends. But it comes in handy when writing humor.
You can check out Jackie at her website www.jackiepapandrew.com, she also has a book of her columns out in the next few months.


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MADERA, Calif. (AP) -- Authorities have arrested a Central California man they say used a stolen backhoe to crush a vacant mobile home that was not slated for demolition.
The Fresno Bee reports (http://bit.ly/Sn5UMj ) Madera County deputies caught 51-year-old Richard Newman in the act of demolishing the home with the excavator, which went missing from a rental company last week.
Newman told deputies he didn't steal the John Deere backhoe _ he just borrowed it and was planning to return it after completing his job.
The manager of the bank-owned property says Newman was not hired to do any job _ especially not to demolish the home.
Newman was booked into Madera County Jail, with bail set at $45,000.
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Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents a pair of exclusive previews - "Mighty Samson" #1 and "Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom" #4. Both titles hit stores in December.
CBR News spoke with Jim Shooter about the December-launching, post-apocalyptic "Mighty Samson," the fourth Dell/Gold Key hero to be re-imagined for Dark Horse Comics by the legendary writer .
Courtesy of Dark Horse, CBR presents an exclusive preview of "Dr. Solar, Man of the Atom" #1 by the legendary Jim Shooter and artist Dennis Calero! The classic character returns to comic shops on July 11.
Legendary comics writer Jim Shooter stopped by CBR to give a comic book scripting clinic, using the early pages of his "Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom" #1 script as a starting point to discuss format, action and more.
Jim Shooter spoke about the upcoming "Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom," and how the series will draw inspiration from the character's iconic run at Gold Key in the 1960s while fashioning something entirely new.
The artist behind Dark Horse's upcoming Free Comic Book Day special relaunching the Gold Key superhero Doctor Solar will join Jim Shooter on the ongoing series, and CBR has an exclusive first look at the cover.
The "Doctor Solar/Magnus, Robot Fighter" FCBD comic will introduce Dark Horse's new take on the classic Gold Key characters. And it's free! We spoke with Jim Shooter, Dennis Calero and Bill Reinhold about the issue.
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The New York Times five best non-fiction books of 2005 includes four works of history: George Packer, The Assassin's Gate: America in Iraq; Mark Stevens and Annalyn Swann, De Kooning: An American Master; Jonathan Harr, The Lost Painting; and Tony Judt, Postwar: A History of Europe Since 1945. At Ghost in the Machine, Kevin Murphy points out that Columbia's Eric Foner recently listed the five books that most influenced his work. There were three works of history: E. P. Thompson's The Making of the English Working Class, W. E. B. Du Bois, Black Reconstruction, and Richard Hofstadter's The American Political Tradition. His fiction choices: José Saramago's The History of the Siege of Lisbon and J. R. R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings.
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Creamy Lobster Stew
|Lobsters/Lobster - 3 quarter (1 1/4 pounds each)
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|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|Heavy cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
1. Buy the live oysters and steam them.
2. Separate the meat from the shells.
3. Cover the oysters and cool them.
4. Take a steel saucepan or enameled cast-iron, and soften the butter in it.
5. Stir in lobster meat and cook over low heat for some time.
6. Put milk and keep on stirring until the mixture gets hot , then add the cream and continue stirring the mixture.
7. When the mixture gets thoroughly heated, then simmer for few minutes, but don-€™t allow to boil.
8. Cool the mixture.
9. Cover and freeze for about 12 to 24 hours until the time of serving. This will help to entrench flavors of lobster.
10. Reheat he mixture but don-€™t allow it to boil.
11. Season with salt and pepper before serving.
12. Serve the creamy lobster stew with freshly steamed rice.
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Serving size
Calories 486 Calories from Fat 246
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 28 g42.8%
Saturated Fat 16.3 g81.4%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 301.5 mg100.5%
Sodium 747.6 mg31.2%
Total Carbohydrates 10 g3.4%
Dietary Fiber 0 g
Sugars 8 g
Protein 48 g96.7%
Vitamin A 21.8% Vitamin C 0.4%
Calcium 30.7% Iron 4.1%
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Windows in the world of Linux
Home and business users are starting to wonder how Windows Vista will work with Linux. In this month's cover story, we'll show you Vista from the eye of Linux.
Another new version of Windows has arrived, and you are probably wondering if the new Windows will really be so different from the old Windows. The answer is that Windows Vista, like all previous Windows releases, comes with some significant new features and some insignificant new features pleasantly bundled in an over-hyped potpourri. Any way you look at it, though, the proliferation of Windows systems means that a new version really is worth noticing – even if you aren't a Windows fan. Most networks with Linux are actually heterogeneous networks that may include a number of different Windows systems. The flawless functioning of your network is most likely the result of past troubleshooting efforts that you may not even remember, but as soon as a new version of Windows rolls out, you'll have to start that troubleshooting all over again. The recently reported problems with networking Vista and Samba are just the first step in a long process of keeping Windows and Linux connected, and if the present is anything like the past, the open source community will need to take the lead in the quest for Windows/ Linux compatibility.
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San Francisco-based chip company announces their first fully open source chip platform.
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it's smaller than I thought and doesn't look as nice as I expected- it's in the closet....will stay there until..? Wish I'd gotten a different one-
- Did the color match the color displayed onsite? sort of
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. one leg is shorter than the other so it doesn't stand on it's own
- How accurate was the sizing? n/a
It does the job I just wic I'd oredered a diferent color the "rust" is much more orange that expected and I'm thinkning about painting it.
I LOVE this room divider!! It is a great shade of purple, exactly like the photo and size is as listed. It's solid and stands up without having to be weighed down. My only one complaint is the weave could be just a little tighter, but it's no big deal.
- Did the color match the color displayed onsite? Exactly!! Great shade of purple!
- Please tell us about the quality of the product. 9 out of 10
- How accurate was the sizing? As described
The turquoise is absolutely gorgeous and wonderful, I love this color and quality so much!
It kind of looks a little cheap but we kept it anyway it looks good in our guest room.
I've always wanted a room divider. I am very happy with this one. I use it for privacy in my living room, and still let the sun shine in on my plants.
color different, kind of cheazy
I ordered this in gray and it's more of a greyish-tanish-pinky shade especially next to the new gray siding. The color swatches provided aren't very big so that's a problem, and monitors show variances in colors but... From the other reviews it seems the color chart is off a bit. And It doesn't appear to be indoor/outdoor but we'll find out...
It serves it purpose as a room divider for sure,covering my desk,but I was disappointed in the shade of color. The gray color looks more a lavender.
This screen looks and feels like something a 10 year old would make. Very poor quality, very cheap looking. The only reason I kept this cheap awful thing is because it is in one of our warehouse restrooms and it was not worth the time or energy to re-box and return it. If you want something half way decent, do NOT buy this. Junk!
Ordered this in "rust" color, and that's my only complaint. It's not what I would consider to be "rust colored"; it's basically orange. Suggest ordering a darker shade if orange isn't your thing. I'm living with it so far, but might experiment with painting it (or at least wiping it with a darker color paint) to tone it down a little. However, even with the orange color, it works where I want to use it. It's well made, came fully assembled, is light weight (which is OK for the use I have for it, as a divider between two desks in an office), and was packaged superbly (enough to prevent shipping damage but not so much protective packaging that it was overkill requiring 3 trips to the recycling bin to dispose of -- ). It arrived in very short order and once unwrapped, was immediately put into service. I'm using it "flat", and it's slipped between 2 desks to form a screen, so is supported on both sides. If you wanted to use it as free-standing, you'd probably either need to have a stand of some sort for it, or deploy it "zig-zag" fashion, as it is quite lightweight and probably could be knocked over fairly easily. Also, it's not made of material that you could pin things to, bulletin-board style, which is a bit of a drawback I suppose in using it as a screen between work spaces, but you can still hang things on it by using "over the cabinet" hangers along the top, and then hanging items off it using ribbons, cord, wire, etc. (withiin limits -- wouldn't hang fragile or heavy items from it, as it may affect the stability and cause it to tip over). Would've given this 5 stars if the "rust" color had really been rust rather than pumpkin orange, but other than that, am pretty happy with this so far.


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Chautauqua welcomes Ladies First Big Band
Here's a show even Clint Eastwood's squinty eyes would adore.
Under the Streetlamp features four veterans from "Jersey Boys," the smash musical that chronicles the rise and stardom of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons.
Clintwood's "Jersey Boys" film put the spotlight back on old-school, sun-kissed, harmony singing. Few groups do do-wop and early-rock favorites better than Under the Streetlamp, backed by a seven-piece band.
Christopher Kale Jones, Michael Cunio and Michael Ingersoll sang together for about a year in the Chicago production of "Jersey Boys." Jones also sang in the national tour.
Ingersoll, for kicks, began singing in Chicago cabarets during off nights. Fellow cast members occasionally joined him.
"Some people came to see us because of 'Jersey Boys,' but we discovered that it was the synergy between the four of us in this nontheatrical setting that audiences were responding to," Ingersoll said in a news release.
Under the Streetlamp does not lean heavily on the Four Seasons. Mostly, it revisits the late '50s and '60s, playing a variety of artists: Drifters, Johnny Cash, James Brown, the Beach Boys, Turtles and more.
Through popular PBS specials and relentless touring, they've discovered the music that originated long before they were born remains timeless.
"We've found that the oldies stations are the only ones that kids and parents agree on, and that 18-year-olds have just as much fun at our shows as their grandparents," Cunio said. "This music exists in everyone's consciousness unlike any other genre, and we keep that in mind and pay respect to it."
Last week, Streetlamp members hung out with original "Jersey Boys" Valli and Bob Gaudio at the Ryman Auditorium in Nashville.
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Maine's High Court Rules In Favor Of Transgender Student
Maine highest court has ruled in favor of a transgender student who sued her former school district after being required to use a staff bathroom instead of the bathroom of her choice.
Nicole Maines is biologically a boy, but identifies as a girl.
The Associated Press reports:
"[Her] family and the Maine Human Rights Commission sued in 2009 after school officials required her to use a staff bathroom instead of the girls' restroom. A state Superior Court judge ruled that the Orono school district acted within its discretion, and a lawyer for the district said that it should be up to the Maine Legislature to clarify the issue."
But on Thursday, the Maine Supreme Judicial Court concluded that the district had violated the Maine Human Rights Act, a state law that bans discrimination based on sexual orientation, the AP says.
"This is a momentous decision that marks a huge breakthrough for transgender young people," said Jennifer Levi, director of Transgender Rights Project for Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders.
Maine Public Radio's Susan Sharon says other school districts around the country are also dealing with the same issue and that an attorney for Maines says she expects the landmark ruling to influence their policies going forward.
The AP reports:
"Colorado officials said last year that a suburban Colorado Springs school district discriminated against a 6-year-old transgender girl by preventing her from using the girls' bathroom."
"In California, there's an effort afoot to try to repeal a law that allows public school students to use bathrooms and locker rooms that correspond with their expressed genders."
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I need help diagnosing trouble with my new WordPress 3.4.1 install. I am able to create new sites with the network feature, but when I use the "Visit" hyperlink I get a Not Found Apache error.
This is a development install on new install of Ubuntu 12.04 server with nothing else installed. It is a local dev machine and I am root, so I can try anything. Just want to avoid re-installing if possible.
Another sign of trouble with this install: If I click on the Archives link on the main page I also get a Not Found error.
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I'm in a project where the hardware specification is closed. The Windows XP image will run always on top of the same configuration. We are thinking on using ghosting for enabling a quick restore of the system in case of failure.
I understand ghosting concept but I have never done it before. I have used
imagex working with Windows XP embedded, but it is not clear for me the process to generate the first image nor the process for installation. Have you experience with that? What are your recommendations?
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Baby Wipes
Staying clean when water is in short supply doesn't have to be a challenge. Baby wipes work wonders at removing grime, whether you want to use them to sub for a shower or clean food-prep surfaces (for this, get lotion-free versions).
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I am trying to set a constant hue value for entire image with using ColorMatrix. My goal is to make entire image look with same color without loosing brightness of any area. I found a way to shift the hue values of an image by using ColorMatrix but i couldn't find any way to set same hue value for all pixels. I can do it with iterating every pixel of image but this approach is too slow. I am not sure if it is possible to do it with ColorMatrix and i am open to possible solutions other than ColorMatrix approach.
*This can be done with color matrix
** I can do this with iterating pixels but not with ColorMatrix
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Commodity prices are surging. But rather than recommending a
play for this week's trade, I'm intrigued by a stock that not only
benefits from strong commodity prices, but also more profits for
And with farmers seeing fatter profits from their crops, many are
taking the money and putting it into new farm equipment.
According to the Association of Equipment Manufacturers, September
sales of row-crop tractors increased by +46.9% from August, while
four-wheel drive tractor sales rose +20.5%.
Because of this, shares of
Deere (
-- the world's largest manufacturer of lawn and farm equipment --
are surging.
Deere estimates that total farm income in the United States will
increase by at least +15% in 2010 to $81.5 billion, compared to
$70.9 billion last year.
This revenue growth has been -- and will likely continue -- to
drive shares of Big Green higher.
In the October 18th trading week, the stock hit a new two-year high
at $77.72. A small shelf of resistance has been established at this
level. DE is approaching its upper Bollinger band, which intersects
at $78.75, and the stock appears ready to challenge resistance and
move higher.
If this resistance is broken, DE could be on target to reach its
2008 peak of $89.75.
DE has been in a major uptrend since hitting a low of $23.55 in
March 2009. Since July 2009, the rising 40-week moving average has
mirrored the uptrend line.
In June 2010, an accelerated uptrend line formed off the stock's
$53.47 low. DE is currently well above this accelerated uptrend and
rising. The rising 10-week moving average has mirrored the
accelerated uptrend since July, when it crossed above the 30-week
moving average.
Key support lies just below $67, around the intersection of the
30-week moving average and a support level tested several times in
July and August of this year.
The indicators are bullish.
is on a buy signal. The MACD histogram is in positive territory.
Relative strength index (RSI)
is in a strong uptrend and rising. At 70, it has just become
overbought, but strong stocks can stay overbought for long periods.
, although overbought, is on a buy signal.
Fundamentally, the iconic maker of green and yellow farm tractors
shows solid revenue andearnings growth.
In August, Deere reported upbeat third-quarter results, for the
period ending July 31st, 2010. Because of strong North American
equipment sales, revenue rose +16% to $6.84 billion, from $5.3
billion in the year-ago quarter.
For the upcoming fourth-quarter, to be reported November 24th,
analysts expect Deere's revenue to increase +31% to $6.2 billion,
from $4.7 billion in the year-ago period.
Based on rising commodity prices, the farm equipment maker projects
full-year 2010 revenue to increase +12.2% to $23.3 billion,
compared with $20.8 billion in 2009. By 2011, analysts project
revenue will increase another +9.6% to $25.5 billion.
Theearnings outlook is equally upbeat.
With increased demand for farm equipment, Deere reported a strong
third-quarter.Earnings rose +45.5% to $1.44 from $0.99 in the
year-ago period.
For the upcoming fourth-quarter, the company expects higher R&D
and raw material costs to impactearnings . However, analysts
believe results will still be incredibly strong, withearnings
quadrupling to $0.92 from $0.23 in the year-ago quarter.
For the fiscal 2010 year, analysts projectearnings will nearly
double from $2.81 last year, to $4.48 this year. Latin American and
North American demand for large farm machinery is expected to drive
demand. This demand is expected to continue into fiscal 2011, where
analysts expectearnings to increase another +14.1% to $5.11.
Action to Take -->
Based on Deere's solid growth outlook and current technical
strength, I recommend going long on the stock.
My target is $89.74, just below the stock's 2008 high. My stop-loss
is $66.44, just below support and the current intersection of the
30-week moving average.
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Jon Huntsman: Many of the same concerns I've had as governor were shared with my Chinese counterparts, including education, health care, and the economy. The challenge is creating a template for working together.
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Jon Huntsman: There is powerful potential for collaboration between the U.S. and China. We have to figure out a way to set it off in style while combining it with the American "can do" effort.
Mark Warner, U.S. Senator (D-Va.): There are advantages to having long term national plans in India, but coalitions must be formed that recognize regional disparities.
Mark Warner, U.S. Senator (D-Va.): Relationships between the U.S. and India need to be expanded to encourage Americans to engage in the same opportunities to study and work in India that many Indians find in the U.S.
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China and India, the world's two largest emerging markets, each have stunned the world with dramatic economic growth in the last decade. More recently, both have seen that growth slow, and have faced domestic political challenges. Among other things, leaders outside of New Delhi and Beijing are playing an increasingly important role in how each country engages with the world. The most exciting and dramatic developments are happening at the city and state/province level in both countries. That includes both spectacular successes, and also big failures.
Some of America's most important political leaders have paid attention to this trend -- and sought to take advantage of it, finding win-win solutions. On November 12, Brookings and SiriusXM hosted a conversation with two former governors who pioneered these approaches, and have taken those ideas with them to federal positions. Former Governor and U.S. Ambassador to China Jon Huntsman (R-Utah) and Senator Mark Warner (D-Va.), co-chair of the Senate India Caucus, discussed the political and economic developments in China and India, and the bilateral challenges between the U.S. and both countries.
The session was moderated by Brookings Senior Fellow William Antholis, also the institution's managing director. His new book, Inside Out, India and China: Local Politics Go Global (Brookings Press, 2013), explores how developments in Indian states and Chinese provinces are affecting the actions of both countries on the world stage. Antholis spent five months travelling across India and China in 2012 (accompanied by his family), living in 8 cities, and visiting a total of 20 provinces/states. Antholis presents the case for why policymakers need to follow the Huntsman-Warner approach: adjusting their diplomacy and understanding India and China from the inside out.
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I swear I am not dead. I've just been busy, as I believe I warned in the last post or two. Several big deadlines have jammed up against each other, due to the vagaries of publishing schedules, unexpected changes, and my own tendency to overcommit myself against my better judgment. I am – in no uncertain terms – eyeballs deep. This will change, but not for another few weeks at soonest.
At present, I'm trying to pull together a rewrite for my Wild Cards story (it needs a new direction), attempting to wrap up the also somewhat extensive Brimstone rewrites (due at the end of this month), figure out when and how I'm going to manage my contribution to an altogether different mosaic project, and then move on to the first round of Agony House rewrites (due end of July). Following that, I need to finish a draft of The Toll by November.
I thought about compiling a list of all the fiddly things I've otherwise successfully juggled in the last few weeks, but decided against it. Lists are boring, and making one won't make me feel any more accomplished or less overwhelmed.
The only way out, is through.
Compounding my difficulties with excessive obligation … I'm getting a new fence. This new fence will begin to happen early next week (probably) and it's going to be a really crazypants undertaking. Let me explain: Our back yard is enclosed by a 4-foot chain link fence, parts of which are at least 30 years old. These parts have two tress growing through them, in addition to decades of English Ivy, Persian Ivy, birdfoot ivy, morning glory vines, and a massive hedge of dying privets that's about 7 feet tall and maybe thirty or forty feet long.
All of this. Growing THROUGH the fence.
One of the trees is going to have to come down; the other we can save, and we plan to. (The losing tree is a hackberry – basically a garbage tree that's menacing our neighbors and we need to do something about it anyway. Two birds/one stone/etc.)
The fence contractor is a guy who's done work in our neighborhood before, and he knows about the tricky terrain/difficulties; bless him, he's taking out the hackberry and extracting/removing/carrying away all the chain link + attending privets – that part was written into the quote – but there are some things we need to take care of before he arrives. For example, we have a row of roses and a massive red quince that need to be drastically cut back to make room for the work. I have to take care of that stuff, and I have to do that some time this week.
In my copious free time.
The fence will take about a week, between the excavation/tree removal/other crap on this jacked-up lot … but when it's done, we'll have the proper wood six-foot semi-privacy fence that we've been hoping to make happen for the last few years. It's just going to be a hell of a week.
You locals might've seen me on TV a couple of weeks ago, when I did the ABC affiliate's show "This 'N That" as part of Barnes & Noble's B-Fest for young readers. It was a good time. I had a good hair day. Later, I did a signing with Meredith Russo, and that was good, too.
Big ups to Kelly, the gent in two of those photos with me. He's the B&N media guy who kicked ass all day; and big ups to the girl who showed up in the Princess X tee shirt and a pair of red Chucks that she wanted me to sign. It made my afternoon!
Heads up – the awesome folks at Badali Jewelry are working up some killer bling based on my Lizzie Borden books (Maplecroft and Chapelwood). I got the prototypes in the mail the other day, and I am merrily wearing them all over the place.
I'll let you know when they're available for sale.
The household menagerie remains excessively fluffy and adorable, as predicted. Greyson and KittenZilla are still BFFs, the ElderCat is still fussy but tolerant, and everybody is hanging near the AC vents because it's been pretty hot here, lately.
And that's a nice note to end on, isn't it?
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Hi, On 04.02.2009, at 05:15, Richard S. Hall wrote: > Gerald Bortis wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> I've been playing with OSGi and Felix for the past week, and I >> think I have >> a general understanding of how to apply it to my application. So >> far, I've >> refactored my code into bundle-friendly packages and have setup a >> build >> system to generate my bundles. For every bundle, I have the following >> pattern: >> >> FooActivator.java >> FooService.java >> FooServiceImpl.java >> > > Looks good. > >> FooActivator implements BundleActivator, and in the start method >> registers >> FooService. Pretty straightforward. The issues I've run into are the >> following: >> >> a) What is the best way to call BarService from FooServiceImpl? >> I've tried >> both the ServiceTracker pattern, and the ServiceBinding-Utils, but >> both seem >> a bit convoluted. >> > > At a minimum, you should use the ServiceTracker (you could also > register a service listener and do your own service tracking, but > this is not recommended). With a ServiceTracker, you could use a > ServiceTrackerCustomizer to call you when a service is available, > for example. > >> b) What is the best way to make sure that FooServiceImpl doesn't call >> BarService before BarService has been reigstered? >> > > If you use a ServiceTrackerCustomerizer, it will only be called when > a BarService is available. > >> For the second issue, I thought I was on the right path when I >> found the >> Depedency Manager bundle, but the example isn't clear how >> registering a >> ServiceDepedency on BarService instantiates the instance that >> FooServiceImpl >> requires? This lead me to the iPOJO section, which promises to >> address these >> issues, but I'm not sure if it's what I'm looking for either. Does >> using >> Dependency Manager or iPOJOs also address my first issue of how to >> implicity >> bind the services? Any pointers in the right direction are >> appreciated. >> > > DependencyManager and iPOJO definitely can help too. The benefit of > these types of dependency injection tools is that they actually > manage the life cycle of your component, so it won't even be created > until your dependencies are satisfied. Check out my iPOJO > presentation under the presentations section of the documentation > page on the Felix web site for a simple example at the beginning of > the presentation for how you provide and require services in iPOJO, > as an example. Here is a simple example of how to implement it with iPOJO: @Component @Provides public class FooServiceImpl implements FooService { @Requires private BarService myBar; public void doSomething() { myBar.doSomethingWithBar(); } } That's simple, isn't it ? You don't have to worry about BarService availability, iPOJO will manage this for you :-) Clement > > > -> richard > >> Regards, >> Gerald >> >> > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: email@example.com > For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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''I was thinking about how I could make a few dollars and
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Fantastic idea. Good on him for trying something new.
Hopefully motorists aren't going to give it a hard time.
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