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What to Expect From the 2014 Tony Awards
It's the most wonderful time of the year for theater lovers both in New York and across the country: The 2014 Tony Awards will be aired tonight at 8 p.m. ET on CBS. Here are some things to watch for (Warning: spoilers ahead!):
Hugh Jackman's bouncing
We mentioned that this year's Tony Awards host, the inimitable Hugh Jackman, may have been giving hints about his opening number via tweets of him bouncing around New York City, and, in fact, we can now report that his opening does feature a lot of bouncing, and even a little bit of jump-roping. We predicted that all the bouncing was a tribute to musical actor Bobby Van, and his role in the 1953 musical film "Small Town Girl," which seems to have been accurate. We hope Jackman can take a nap between now and tonight: The stamina required for all that bouncing — and to make it look effortless, as he does — is hard to conceive.
A special performance from 'Wicked'
Christine Dwyer and Jenni Barber, the current stars of "Wicked," will perform one of the hits from the wildly popular musical in celebration of 10 years on Broadway.
The celebrities
Among the stars who will be featured in tonight's Tonys are Bradley Cooper and Patricia Clarkson from the upcoming production of Bernard Pomerance's "The Elephant Man." Other stars who will appear tonight include Orlando Bloom, Kevin Bacon, Vera Farmiga, Fran Drescher, Zachary Levi, Leighton Meester, Anna Gunn and Lucy Liu.
The performances
The Tonys are a fantastic way to get a taste of the previous Broadway season. But besides showstopping numbers from each of the nominated musicals, tonight's production will feature a preview of the upcoming season as well. Sting will perform a song from his new show, "The Last Ship," which will open at Broadway's Neil Simon Theater this fall; and Jennifer Hudson will sing a number from Harvey Weinstein's upcoming musical, "Finding Neverland."
Neil Patrick Harris will be there
For those of you who are disappointed that Neil Patrick Harris isn't hosting tonight's awards, fear not: He's still in the show. The Tony nominee will perform a number from "Hedwig and the Angry Inch" with his nominated costar, Lena Hall.
The horse race
There are some especially tight races this year for some major categories, like Best Musical (between "After Midnight," "Beautiful: The Carole King Musical" and "Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder") and Best Actor (between Neil Patrick Harris and Jefferson Mays). We'll be on the edge of our seats until the bitter end, and we hope you'll join us.
Speakeasy will be live-blogging from Radio City Music Hall tonight and covering the after-parties, so check back in! Our full Tony Awards 2014 coverage can be found here.


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Pacific Southwest, Region 9
Serving: Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Pacific Islands, Tribal Nations
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Southern California, 2008-2010
This map displays the inspections conducted in Southern California from 2008 – 2010. Region 9 inspectors targeted metal finishers because this industry produces certain wastes, such as cadmium, chromium, and lead, that have the potential to harm human health and the environment if not handled properly. Because a business is listed on this map does not mean that there was a violation, only that it was visited by an EPA inspector to ensure compliance with RCRA regulations.
For further information, please see the Frequently Asked Questions.
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This is a Google map output from a query run through ECHO, EPA's Enforcement and Compliance History Online. It is important to note that ECHO incorporates not only RCRA Hazardous Waste inspections, but those conducted under the Clean Water Act and Clean Air Act as well. This means the teardrop icons on the map do not correspond exclusively to RCRA inspections and the Detailed Facility Report for a facility should be viewed for RCRA inspection data. The data is uploaded monthly and therefore may be slightly out of date.
How do I get detailed RCRA inspection information about one of the facilities listed?
The facility name links to the Detailed Facility Report, which lists information such as: Compliance Monitoring History, TRI releases, and a Demographic Profile of the surrounding neighborhood. The Data Dictionary provides definitions and explanations of terms used in the Report.
How do I use the Google map (regardless of internet browser used)?
Details can be found on the ECHO site.
Looking at the map legend, what is the difference between "Current Non Compliance"(orange teardrop icon) and "SNC"(red teardrop icon)?
SNC is an acronym for Significant Non Compliance. A site can be designated as a SNC if any of the following are found to exist: the site has been determined to cause actual exposure or has a substantial likelihood of causing exposure to a hazardous waste or constituent; is a chronic or recalcitrant violator; or deviates substantially from the terms of a permit, order or agreement, or from RCRA statutory or regulatory requirements. Under the RCRA program, the SNC designation is removed when the site is in full physical compliance with statutory and/or regulatory requirements. More information about definitions can be found on ECHO's Data Dictionary page.
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Stomping Ground: 30 of the Coolest New Stomp Boxes and Tried-and-True Favorites
Guitar World presents a selection of the coolest new stomp boxes — and a few tried-and-true standbys no guitarist should be without.
Tech 21 Boost Overdrive
Celebrating the classic rock sounds of vintage overdrive pedals from the Seventies, the Boost Overdrive pumps up the midrange and adds sustain.
The sparkle control brings out upper harmonics for an open, snappy sound.
The Boost Overdrive is one in a series of four all-analog effects that includes the Boost Fuzz, Boost Distortion and Bass Boost Fuzz. Each features a Boost function, delivering up to 21dB of clean boost. All the pedals are made in the US.
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Eventide H9 Harmonizer
The H9 Harmonizer includes Eventide's renowned studio-quality sound and the most popular effects from Eventide's line of stomp boxes, including the new Ultra-Tap Delay effect. The H9 packs all the Eventide delay, modulation, pitch and reverb effects you need in a small footprint, along with a fast and accurate tuner. It even includes a remote-control app that lets you wirelessly audition and purchase new effects, edit, manage presets and set-up the H9 from an iPhone or iPad.
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I'm thinking Philbin & co. are having a very positive effect on Ross. This pleases me because I truely believe he loves the Fins.
you can criticize Ross for star chasing (Manning, Harbaugh, and Fisher) and making some outlandish comments (Henne would be the best Miami QB since Marino) but I never understood other criticisms. The Fins were losing attendance when Ross became owner and he did a bunch of things to try and get local interest back in the club. Never understood people calling him a joke though. He never really, or at least not yet, played hardball with money and he doesn't get involved with football operations or make himself the face of the franchise. He goes to the locker room to be with the team after the game, and he's been sitting in the war room during the draft to learn how things work.
To me his first few years mirror Arthur Blank's first few years as owner of the Falcons in a lot of ways. Good guy, does a lot of things to get more local interest in the team, star chased (Bobby Patrino, and tried for Bill Parcells) but when that didn't work out he went for lesser known guys (Dimitroff and Smith) and things started working out.
I have a lot of respect for this.
And for once its nice to see Miami fans at jets stadium, especially while we kick there butts.
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He's corporate background didn't help with the hiring process, in business when you are ready to replace a CEO you find the replacement first( he got found out, didn't expect the level of press involvement) and when you don't know the industry you hire names not new creative guys who kill for the opportunity paycheck comes second.
What I saw in Ross all along was that in spite of the mistakes, he was always trying to improve the team.
And not to nitpick but it was a cheeseburger and not a hamburger. I actually picked up Ross glasses for him after the burger knocked them off.
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In 1986, the year I turned 21, my father accidentally set fire to our basement. Until then he could often be found down there, in the office he'd carved out for himself in a far corner, smoking a cigar and working on his diaries. He'd been keeping them—dozens of identical volumes bound in red canvas—for most of his adult life.
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In the span of a few hours, the flames that rose from the smoldering butt he'd tossed in the wastebasket destroyed two rooms. My father suffered second-degree burns trying to rescue his journals, but nearly all of them were reduced to ash.
A year later, a conservator handed us what was left of them, suggesting to Dad that he could review these scraps for an autobiography and start anew. Instead, my father—the namesake and only son of the World War II general George S. Patton Jr., and a decorated general and famously tough warrior in his own right—choked up. "I'm sorry, I just can't," he said. And he never did.
Someone once told me that when a person dies, it's like a library burning down. My dad reversed the idea: the burning of his office extinguished something in him.
History had always formed a huge part of our family life; the fact that my grandfather had kept thousands of pages of his own letters and diaries—later published as The Patton Papers—was no fluke. As kids, my four siblings and I were fed a steady diet of biographies. Wherever we lived—Kentucky, Alabama, Texas, Germany—we spent a lot of time trudging through battlefields and other historical sites. After the basement fire, assorted family relics dating back to the Civil War era were restored, cataloged and donated to museums. The oil portrait of my grandfather that was represented in the film Patton now hangs in the National Portrait Gallery in Washington, D.C. Other keepsakes went to West Point and the Patton Museum in Kentucky, and each has a story. For just one example, there's a gold coin that my great-great-grandfather, Confederate Col. George Patton, carried in his vest pocket during the Civil War. When a Yankee Minié ball struck him during the Battle of Giles Court House in 1862, the coin deflected the bullet just enough to prevent it from penetrating his gut and likely killing him.
A year or so after the fire, I offered to interview my father on audiotape. I wanted to do it partly for our family and partly for him. The loss of his journals had caused him even more sorrow than his retirement from the military six years earlier. I wanted him to be able to share his stories with someone who cared—and who found them inherently valuable.
I was the right age to listen. My father had left for the second of his three tours in Vietnam about the time I was a year old, and my first memory of him is when we flew to Hawaii on R & R to meet him when I was about 3. My mother still teases me about my tugging on her dress at the airport and asking, "What did you say his name was? Daddy?"
As a child, my father had been quite close to his own father: they rode horses, read poetry and even built a 22-foot motorboat together in the garage. But after my dad left for boarding school at 13, they communicated mainly through letters, most of which were a formal, man-to-man mix of advice and strategy. A 1944 letter written from Europe to my dad, who had just flunked math, captures the tenor of their new relationship: "Get as high a stand in math as you can before you hit the stuff you flunked on. In that way, you have further to retreat. It's just like war: in a delaying action, meet the enemy as far out as possible."
During college, my father saw his father only twice—once before then-Maj. Gen. Patton left for North Africa as part of the secret Operation Torch invasion force in 1942 and again briefly just after the war, when my grandfather returned to the States for a War Bond tour featuring victory parades in Boston and Los Angeles. Then he returned to Germany, where he died December 21, 1945, at age 60, after breaking his neck in an automobile accident.
My father turned 22 just days later, and the pressure to live up to his father's legend was already building. When he graduated from West Point the following June, an old veteran shook his hand and said, "Well, George, you'll never be the man your father was, but congratulations."


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Four members of Hope's conference champion volleyball team have been named to the All-MIAA team by the league's coaches.
Coach Becky Schmidt's Flying Dutch won the regular season conference championship and has received the MIAA's automatic berth in the NCAA Division III tournament will begins Thursday (Nov. 13).
Three Hope players received All-MIAA first team honors -- junior Andrea Helminiak of Maumee, Ohio (Anthony Wayne HS), senior Nora Slenk of Holland, Mich. (Holland Christian HS), and sophomore Kara VandeGuchte of Hamilton, Mich. (Hamilton HS). Slenk is being honored for the second consecutive year.
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text: blog postsKenneth Cuno, expert on the Middle EastMay 30, 2012 1:51 pmPoliticalShare on FacebookTweetEmailImagesMore than a year after "Arab spring" protests forced a revolution in Egypt, the country voted for a new president on May 23-24. A runoff election between the top two vote-getters will take place June 16-17. What does this first phase of voting indicate about post-revolution Egypt? What will be at stake in the runoff? Kenneth Cuno is a professor of Middle Eastern history at the University of Illinois whose research focuses on the social history of modern Egypt. Cuno has been following developments and talked about them with News Bureau social sciences editor Craig Chamberlain. Hosni Mubarak was toppled in last year's revolution and the Muslim Brotherhood was a late-comer to the protests, yet the two candidates left standing are Mubarak's last prime minister, Ahmad Shafiq, and the Brotherhood candidate Muhammad Mursi. How did this happen? The first-place finish by Mursi, with nearly a fourth of the vote, is being credited to the organizational strength of the Muslim Brotherhood and, of course, the conservative religious values of many Egyptians. Shafiq's law-and-order stance resonated with people upset by the post-revolution crime wave, and he had at least some support from elements of Mubarak's defunct National Democratic Party. The extent of Christian support for him, as a non-Islamist, isn't clear. The non-religious supporters of the Jan. 25, 2011, revolution, currently called the "revolutionaries" in the Egyptian media, lacked a nationwide organization like the Brotherhood's or the NDP, but even so their favored candidate Hamdin Sabbahi finished a strong third with about a fifth of the vote, running strongly in the major urban centers of Cairo and Alexandria. Another result awaiting analysis is the decline in overall voter turnout, to 46 percent – a 20-point decline from the parliamentary elections held between November and January. The Muslim Brotherhood, along with more conservative Islamists, captured about 70 percent of the parliament in those earlier elections. What might be the result if the Brotherhood candidate also wins the presidency? Islamism is the idea that Islam can be the basis of a socio-political system superior to other systems like communism, liberal democracy and the like. But there are varieties of Islamism – witness the two states actually run by Islamists: Iran and Turkey. Policies adopted by Islamists in power or seeking it reflect the local political scene more than some international, one-size-fits-all agenda. Islamist parties now lead coalition governments with non-religious parties in Tunisia and Morocco, and invoke the moderate Turkish example. In Egypt the Islamists are in a stronger position than in Tunisia or Morocco, though they are divided. The Brotherhood's Freedom and Justice Party and its allies hold about 46 percent of parliamentary seats, and their Islamist rivals, the more extreme "Salafis," led by the Nour Party, hold a fourth of the seats. Mursi only received about 25 percent in the first round, which may indicate voters' disappointment with the performance (or lack of it) by the parliament so far. Nevertheless, if Mursi wins the presidency, he and the FJP would have considerable power, and the question is how they would use it. Mursi ran hard to the right to win over Nour supporters after their candidate was disqualified, pledging to "implement the Sharia" among other things. Now he is running toward the center, trying to win over the revolutionaries, whose distrust of the Islamists may be outweighed by their fear that Shafiq will bring back a version of the old Mubarak regime. But many revolutionaries may sit out the second round, out of dislike for both candidates. With the military still in charge, and no new constitution, how much power do the president or parliament even have? The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces has pledged to turn over executive power to an elected president by the end of June. But it also has said that before then it will issue an interim constitutional declaration defining the president's powers. There is no date set for the declaration and its extent is uncertain, but many believe that the military intends to preserve its privileged position in the new political system. The FJP-led parliament has asserted, unsuccessfully so far, the right to approve cabinet ministers. Presumably that won't be a problem if Mursi is elected, though we can expect there to be tension between a government led by him and the military. Shafiq is a former officer and campaigned as a friend of the armed forces. If elected president he would likely get on with the military and clash with the parliament over ministerial appointments and other issues. Regardless of who wins the presidency, we can expect a struggle over the constitutional committee, not to mention the new constitution itself. Last weekend the parliament produced a draft law concerning the composition of the committee and procedures for approving a draft, which is already drawing criticism. Given its recent history and difficult circumstances, how would you gauge Egypt's progress toward democracy? Could it fall under another autocratic regime? A return to Mubarak-style autocracy is almost inconceivable. The Supreme Council of the Armed Forces is sticking to its commitment to hand over power, if for no other reason than that the military is dependent on American aid, and rank-and-file soldiers cannot be relied upon to fire at their fellow citizens. I think that in its own bumbling way the SCAF is made up of patriots trying to serve their country. Equally important, Egyptians have gone to the polls three times in 15 months, turnout was relatively high and peaceful, irregularities were minor, the results were not known in advance, and so most people accept the results as legitimate even if they are disappointed by them. That alone represents a sea change in the political scene. But it is only the end of the beginning. As we ought to know, democracy isn't a destination. It's a process.stats1,951 Views additional actions


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This is the monthly report after the usual battles fought in cyberspace and beyond!
Third encounter with AIX
Mauri was playing with hanging puppets and Marti was already eating Spaghetti, but we were all waiting my father for supper on friday evening. The phone rang once, I called back but it was busy. It turned out that my father phoned, however he had to stop the phone call as someone from IBM support finally called him. He explained me that he had a strange black box in a corner of a huge hall full with wine boxes (each with 12 bottles of prestigious wine!) which refused to boot up. On the black box one could read IBM 520, and closer there was a label saying "Type 8203-E4A N/S G5-208 B4". The server went down on friday morning at 9:45 when an electrician doing maintenance work removed fuses to work safely. The whistling UPS run unheard for a while, and the black beast died right after UPS finished its juice.
The whole company could not work without this server through friday. (on which a DHCP server, a file server and a billing software run), so my father decided to keep trying and to skip supper. I could not resist when he mentioned the box was running AIX, so dangermouse mounted in his car and drove to the huge wine hall equipped with ananas pieces, biscuits and the two laptops virgibuntu and andromeda. Intermezzo for the fans: the Calibra car lost the front spoiler in a close encounter with the guard rail, which explains the broken blizzard sign, too.
But back to the problem: the local network was not lying neither on the usual 192.168.x.x IP range, nor on 10.x.x.x. It was between 172.16.x.x and 172.31.x.x which was unusual setting for us, and the confusion was great. On the LCD panel of the IBM 520 one could find out that it was started in modality A which was sort of diagnostic modality. The box did not have neither keyboard nor screen and was silent like the monolith of Space Odissey.
It had a strange HMS port, but we did not know what HMS was. Either the manual of 500 pages we found in Internet about HMS forgot to introduce what HMS was, or we were so tired that could not figure out.
The next day, when the kind technician of IBM came, we learned how to use HMS to revive the server, and learned about the smitty utility, and why one of the hard disk never lighted. For short time, I had the root password of the box, but when I tried to login to have a ride, the software owner already changed it. It is the third time I encounter an AIX, but never had the chance to login and discover its inners! In the end, our job reduced to get the printers back up and running, and to add a samba network name to the host file, which for some reason the resurrected blackbox did not want to resolve. When we left, I glanced one last time at the misterious IBM 520 box, and I felt like it was laughing.
Phantom Computer
I discovered that Virtualbox 4 has much better network support. I used this fact to setup a Fedora Linux 16 with the Sage libraries, a phantastic collection of mathematical software. Additionally, I found out that GPU libraries worked well under Linux, especially the Synapse support made by Lukas Gebauer. There is still some hope for the version II of GPU then! And from the outside, this Fedora thing should appear like a phantom computer on its network segment!
There were two lessons I learned with this puzzle: the first one is "let others help you"! In fact, I could not even solve the first level of the puzzle, while Virgi made it up to level 27. She explained me the rules of the game (we could not see them as we were logged in), and also some of the heuristics she was using, and to which mathematical problem it reduced (this can be found in the forum as well). I had a bad time passing the first level after that, but finally managed to do it! contagious told me that he used an external library to solve the Crossflip challenge. As my brute force solver barely brought me to level 60 and I could not find a way to implement Posa search, I decided to go with external libraries to defeat OneOfUs. I tried out many, including one of an author who made the claim P=NP. He was so kind to provide the C++ implementation, which you can't say of most of so called scientific authors. Still, his library did up to level 460, but then started going very slow. I teamed up with userfriendly, sharing what we discovered on the problem. After our briefing, he then skyrocketed to level 1000.
I kept stucked at level 460 knowing all what userfriendly knew. I worked through the night, but could not find the mistake in my solver implementation. I supposed an obscure error in the POST implementation of Synapse (the submitting part of the solver), but could not find any error after I created a test page to see what I submitted. Defeated, I went to sleep. I thought on all what I observed (including the fact that the "P=NP" solver in its slowlyness passed level 460) and then had the Zen flash, which each hacker.org puzzle hides. It turns out that my solver was in fact correct and it was solving the problem, just it was solving another problem which was not the one expected by hacker.org! I had a nasty mistake in the board generation for level over 242, but this mistake showed up only on bigger boards! The second lesson learnt is "if you think your code is right, it is. Look somewhere else!". For the record, the last level was solved in 20 seconds. The whole story can be seen here, when charting will work again.
Cheat Engine
Cheat Engine is an amazing Open Source tool which you can attach to any running process. Among other things, it identifies where integer variables are held in memory, so that you can modify them while you are playing. This helped me out a lot in a challenge I could not disassemble. I also tried "What in the World" without luck, but knowing what the sequences probably are. And failed on "Slim Image", too. On hacker.org, I often feel at the limit of what my mind can do and also what current software and hardware can do, which is a good introduction for the next section :-)
Geometric Visions
I read the Geometric Visions article of Michael Crawford, which is a great article not only about mental disease, but also about philosophy and about how people mind works in general.
I only had acoustic allucinations once, when i was living in a place close to a noisy rail station where i could not sleep. i never had problems with depressions or so, also because i can't focus on details, i do not care about details (which can be also a problem in life :-)
To tell the difference between voices and real life, i used Occam's rasor principle: if my reasoning started getting too complex, and one easier explanation (which might be hurting to myself) is easier, then i decided to believe the easier explanation and to fix my behaviour in positive ways. I found out that most of the time, complex reasoning was just an excuse to hide my misbehaviour. Occam's principle worked very well through my whole life.
Final notes
I found the OpenFlashChart library for PHP and I am now pepping up deltasql with charts. The hope is that such chart experiments will help the GPU project as well!
As final links the history of Commodore International and of its founder, and a note on the strange Kaprekar numbers.
That's all folks!


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Know where to get em? I live in Central Ca, Visalia.
Know where to get em? I live in Central Ca, Visalia.
It looks like Metzer only has ducklings. It's almost impossible if you live in city limits to raise birds. Beau, there is a guy from Fresno that goes to the Hanford swap meet that I have bought pigeons from. He had dove, quail and a lot of other birds. I wasn't looking for ducks at the time. It may be worth a shot to look there.
Awesome thanks Dave!!
And thank you brokengunz that's a little far to drive for birds but if it's all I have I might have to
Check out Ace High Adventures I know they had ducks last year, but I have not called them this year. Also alot of people call the providers for the trials or hunt test and have them bring extra birds and pick them up then.
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A solution to the Origin tug-of-war over New Zealand players has not stopped controversial convert James Tamou copping more cheeky barbs - from a North Queensland teammate.
Antonio Winterstein left with fellow Cowboy - and former Queensland target - James Taumalolo yesterday for New Zealand's inaugural three-day league camp in Sydney.
But the Cowboys flyer's attention soon turned to a certain New Zealand-born player they were leaving behind.
"There's not a lot of us at the Cowboys who have pledged our allegiance to the Kiwis," Winterstein smiled.
"But we like to make some noise about it when we can."
These days New Zealand are breathing easier over the Origin threat after the ARLC clarified Origin eligibility rules in the wake of Tamou's defection, ensuring the likes of Taumalolo will never be tempted again.
Still, New Zealand will look to provide a taste of the Origin bonding experience at the unprecedented camp in Manly.
In what will be an annual event, the "Heritage Camp" will cater for more than 30 players - their first step toward the World Cup title defence.
It will be a shot in the arm for the Kiwi ranks after Tamou ruffled feathers by switching his loyalties in order to play Origin for NSW last year.
Tamou's plight reignited the Origin eligibility debate that embroiled the Cowboys' 2012 Rookie of the Year Taumalolo.
After the teenage secondrower was courted by Queensland coach Mal Meninga, New Zealand team manager Tony Kemp had to fly into Townsville to convince Taumalolo to stay loyal.
Eligibility rules were changed to ensure players could only be considered for Origin if they had resided in the state they had been selected for since the age of 13. Auckland-born Taumalolo - who arrived in Australia aged 14 - earned Junior Kiwis co-captaincy in late 2012 and is already in the World Cup mix after making New Zealand's senior train-on squad for last year's Anzac test.
"He's a talent and I am really pleased that he chose to go with where he was born," Winterstein said.
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So, I am not really trying to sound down on Chicagocon etc.. I am glad something is in chicago, but it seems more like a group of bootcamps not a Con? Sort of like sans. The best thing about other cons is there are things to do for us poor people. Like contests, speakers etc.. Is there anything like that here?


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I hadn't heard about that one, I like the thought behind it, but at $100 it looks too fiddly for my tastes, I'd consider it for $50 though. I don't know why these companies bother putting the blaze orange caps on the barrels, the law in the US says they have to be PERMANENTLY AFFIXED to be legal, so they will not pass inspection anyway.Anyone thinking about going for "Hegemon?" I'm thinking about it after my finances recover a bit: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J1qwi...layer_embedded


text: Last September, Saint Luke's Health System welcomed Dr. Melinda Estes as its new president and CEO. Dr. Estes was previously president and CEO of Fletcher Allen Health Care in Burlington, VT and brings with her to Kansas City extensive experience leading hospital systems, a strong academic and research background, and the personal and professional experience of having been a physician herself, practicing neurology and neuropathology. Estes sits down with Nick Haines to talk about discovering Kansas City's many assets, leading Saint Luke's 11-hospital system, Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City's recent expansion, and the new state-of-the-art facility for St. Luke's Mid America Heart Institute. The new expansion and Mid America Heart Institute, designed with the patient in mind, celebrated its grand opening in mid-October and debuted such amenities as more comfortable patient rooms, a rooftop garden, a larger and improved dining area featuring menu items from popular Kansas City restaurants and electronic kiosks throughout the hospital that provide information and directions to visitors. Estes also discusses St. Luke's long-standing connection with the Kansas City community and the need to provide high quality care in order to be successful.


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Here's a video of a crow hunt we went on last weekend, took as much video as the battery would allow. this was the best crow shoot wev had yet ending the day with 115 in hand!!!
Here's a video of a crow hunt we went on last weekend, took as much video as the battery would allow. this was the best crow shoot wev had yet ending the day with 115 in hand!!!
Sweet! Lots of fun!
HRC- Our season never ends
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Brings back some good memories.....Never Killed 115 in a day though. Good work!
Are those birds migrating back north??? And you're catching flight birds, or are they local?
May you pin all the marks and line the blinds
A lot are on there way back now. On this hunt we are hunting a flyway between the roost and feeding spot.
Basic equipment for a crow hunt? Lots in our area, never thought about pursuit.
# of decoys?
Electronic call if legal?
Mouth call?
Time of day best?
shot #7 lead of legal?
What to do with the birds?
# of decoys.... dozen+- (I like the flocked ones.) personally I like a little motion mixed in.(have used a flapping bird toy painted black) have to switch things up regularly if you hunt the same birds. Sometimes an owl decoy with the crows around it also.
electronic call...... yes, with several different sequences
Blind.... depends where you are hunting, good camo and facemask sitting in fence row or cover works well
Time of day.... scout, hunt when you normally see them there
Shot... I prefer high brass 6. they can be tougher than you think
are they good to eat?
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Cool video! Looks like a blast.
I'm not exactly proud of this but, I had a buddy that used to sneak a few crow on the grill. He would wrap them in bacon, marinate them with everything in the fridge, and sneak them in with a grill full of duck, or deer. Joe would snicker at us as our faces got all screwed up by the taste. Crow tastes bad. I don't hunt with Joe any more.
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I've heard of people eating crow, but chuck187 is the first one I've heard of that's actually done it.
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- Edie Frasier said...
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- May 12, 2013 at 10:12 PM
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- May 12, 2013 at 11:10 PM
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By Teresa Rivas
RadioShack (RSH) was down 5.5% in afternoon trading, after reporting a worse-than-expected second quarter and the departure of its CFO.
The electronics reported a loss of 53 cents a share, while analysts were modeling for a loss of just 24 cents. Revenue fell 0.5% year-over-year to $845 million, but that was better than the $816.5 million.
Gross profit dropped to $314 million, compared with $340 million and gross margin contracted to 37.2% of net sales, compared to 40.1% last year.
Operating loss was $41 million, compared to $14 million last year.
In addition, Chief Financial Officer Dorvin Lively left RadioShack to take the same job at Planet Fitness. Holly Etlin, a managing director at AlixPartners is taking his place while the company searches for a permanent replacement. The company has hired and investment bank Peter J. Solomon as it struggles to transform its business amid a quickly changing consumer electronics landscape.
BB&T Capital Markets' Anthony Chukumba reiterated his Hold rating, writing "RadioShack's Q2'13 earnings were much worse than we expected, and we are struggling to find any "silver lining" in the results. We also question if the company has the "several quarters" left CEO Magnacca believes it will take to execute his turnaround strategy. We await receiving more specifics on the progress of RadioShack's recent initiatives and detail on the turnaround plan on this morning's earnings call."
Janney Montgomery Scott's David Strasser also maintained a Neutral rating on the stock, although he was marginally more optimistic: "We would have to consider this quarter a modest success, as RSH managed to convert $100 million of inventory to cash sequentially. CFO Dorvin Lively resigned. This is not a surprise, as he had been passed over for the CEO job when Mr. Magnacca was hired. The timing, however, is less than ideal, as they are making big balance sheet decisions imminently."


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Death Valley > Rogers & Bennett > Climber's Log
Rogers & Bennett Climber's Log
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|Bennett and Rodgers
Date Climbed: Jun 14, 2010
|After Telescope Peak, I hiked up Bennett Peak and then up Rogers Peak and down the service road.
|Posted Jun 19, 2010 12:45 pm
|Mahogany CG
Date Climbed: May 29, 2010
|On the way to Telescope.
|Posted Jun 3, 2010 3:14 am
|Hat Trick!
Date Climbed: May 15, 2010
|Went up via the service road to Roger's Pk, descended onto the main trail and continued to Telescope Pk, then went up and over Bennett Pk on the way back. This route made for a fantastic climb.
|Posted May 16, 2010 2:48 am
|Great Views
Date Climbed: Mar 29, 2010
|Gate was closed at Charcoal Kilns due to snow. We snowshoed up Bennett, then Telescope, then Rogers on the way back. We went down the north side of Rogers and glissaded down a gully back to the road and walked the rest of the way back to the Charcoal Kilns. Good day, great views of Spring Mountains and Sierra Nevada. Perfect!
|Posted Apr 1, 2010 1:00 pm
|Princess Buttercup
|Was hoping for Big T
Date Climbed: Jan 13, 2008
|From the kilns, still a fair amount of snow, used the snowshoes for a bit. SO windy! Was back in fall of 2008 to finally get Telescope, too.
|Posted Nov 30, 2009 11:04 pm
|From telescope
Date Climbed: Oct 24, 2009
|Tagged on the way back from Telescope. Hey, I was already up there...
|Posted Oct 26, 2009 9:08 am
Date Climbed: Nov 28, 2008
|Did a Telescope, Rogers, Bennett Loop. Loved those charcoal kilns.
|Posted Aug 13, 2009 11:31 am
|With Telescope
Date Climbed: Apr 16, 2009
|With Telescope
|Posted Apr 20, 2009 6:24 am
|I guess that would be me...
Date Climbed: Nov 9, 2008
|This year it was my turn to be the "support crew" for a Badwater-to-Telescope group, so I was to meet them at the 9900' climbout.
I took the time for quick trips over Bennett and Rogers. Little did I know that interesting part of the day was just starting. I ended up dropping down to 7200' to deliver supplies. We got back to 9900' at sunset, and just turned right without hitting the Telescope summit; in short order it was quite dark. The other folks made 26.5 miles and 10400' elevation that day. So I guess I'm a guy who did Bennett and Rogers WITHOUT Telescope.
|Posted Nov 9, 2008 3:27 pm
|way back from Telescope
Date Climbed: May 18, 2006
|went up Rogers after Telescope. Lotsa human research junk hangin' out on the summit.
|Posted Nov 6, 2008 2:36 pm
|Via Telescope
Date Climbed: May 19, 2003
|Bagged these two on the way out from Telescope. A nice 3-peak day.
|Posted Apr 23, 2008 1:54 pm
Date Climbed: Aug 10, 2007
|Did anyone climb these without climbing Telescope?
|Posted Mar 2, 2008 11:35 pm
|Bob Burd
|From the trail
Date Climbed: Dec 3, 2007
|Hard to believe this one has a separate page on summit post...
Trip Report
|Posted Feb 29, 2008 11:41 pm
|Nice Backup
Date Climbed: Feb 1, 2008
|This was a nice fallback to getting pushed back from Telescope. The views were great either way.
|Posted Feb 11, 2008 11:46 am
|Telescope, Bennett, and Rogers
Date Climbed: Nov 23, 2007
|Very Windy and cold day. Great views of the Sierras, Death Valley, the Spring Mountains, and much more. Bagged Bennett and Rogers on the way back from Telescope and saw an almost Full Moon on the way down from Rogers.
|Posted Nov 25, 2007 2:03 am
|South Slope
Date Climbed: Oct 15, 2006
|Bagged Bennett Peak on my way out from Telescope.
|Posted Oct 16, 2006 9:20 pm
|After Telescope
Date Climbed: May 20, 2006
|Tagged both after Telescope.
|Posted Jun 30, 2006 2:17 am
|there is an easier way
Date Climbed: Jun 19, 2006
|for some reason I left the trail to go up rogers BEFORE I reached the saddle. the class three scramble took me forty minutes to gain the summit. to my dismay, the walk down the road that lets you cut across the meadow back to the saddle took about three minutes. bennett gave me much less heartache as I crossed from south to north after bagging telescope.
|Posted Jun 24, 2006 3:57 pm
|Ridge from Telescope
|I think these two peaks should be obligatory for anybody doing telescope
|Posted Mar 6, 2006 11:23 pm
|We climbed wildrose, and rogers and bennett one day and stayed at the campground up there. Hardly any other folks around.
|Posted Feb 15, 2006 1:44 am


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Last year the Greater Kansas City Chamber of Commerce released with great fanfare their 5 big ideas for moving the metro forward. They didn't want to just talk about 5 ideas. They wanted to make 5 things happen that would make a difference in the metro.
After months of task forces and meetings and shrinking down its list from close to 200 big ideas, they decided to roll up their sleeves and propose relocating the UMKC Conservatory of Music and Dance to Downtown, develop a strategic plan to improve urban neighborhoods, make Kansas City a nationally recognized center for medical research, hold a world symposium on animal health, and transform Kansas City into "America's Most Entrepreneurial City."
Lots of groups come up with bold plans and ideas to improve the city, but do those noble visions just end up gathering dust on a shelf? On KCPT, we're going to to track the Big 5 to see how these ideas progress.
In one area, momentum is already building. Over the holiday, UMKC was announcing plans to expand its concept of a new downtown arts campus. While initial reports were that UMKC was considering moving just its Conservatory of Music and Dance to a new site, possibly to the now vacant Lyric Theater, the university is now hiring firms to conduct a feasibility study into moving other arts programs such as the Kansas City Repertory Theater, KCUR Radio and the UMKC Theater program. This could potentially bring as many as a thousand students and faculty to a new arts campus downtown.
Nick Haines welcomes Leo Morton, the Champion for the arts campus initiative, to The Local Show to discuss the progress on this big idea.