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There are 2 types that you can choose from - the hands free carrier, where bub sits upright and a slide sling - like a hammock.
If you want to carry a newborn baby in a hands-free baby carrier make sure it holds them in the frog position by supporting their thighs, hips and pelvis. It should also give support to the baby's head and neck. Babies over six months old can face outwards and observe the world around them at eye level - a perfect height for babies to be smiled at by others, unlike in a pram.
The hammock-style slings allow babies to lie down while being carried, but parents will need to support newborns with one hand. Most slings support babies from birth in a natural cradling position in front, which places no strain on newborn babies' immature back muscles. As bub's gets bigger, they can sit up in the sling, so they can look out at the world around.
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Cushma, Cides, Leys To Play Famed Prog'Sud Festival and To Tour Europe
Phoenix, AZ: The progressive rock community is buzzing with excitement about the news that prog trio Cushma/Cides/Leys will be performing at the famed Prog'Sud Festival in France in May 2012.
Cushma/Cides/Leys is an exciting new ensemble comprised of three well- known international musicians. Linda Cushma (USA) is a seasoned international performer and will be returning to Europe to perform at the Prog'Sud Festival 2012 with close friend and collaborator Guillermo Cides (Argentina/Spain), and drummer Alex Leys (Argentina). "The Prog'Sud family remains in your heart long after you depart," says Cushma. "I am fortunate to be reuniting with friends that I have greatly missed and to be sharing the stage with these gifted musicians at the lovely Prog'Sud Festival in May 2012, which launches our concert tour of France, Italy and Spain." (www.progsudfestival.fr) The Cushma/Cides/Leys tour will also include Prognite Festival (May 26-27) in Villadeati, Italy and EnjoyStick Meeting, Erici-Trapani, Sicily- Italy.
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For over more than a decade, drummer/composer/educator Alex Leys has been writing, recording and performing solo drum music. Born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, he studied classical percussion at the Buenos Aires Conservatory 'Manuel de Falla'. After winning the 'Drums and Percussion' magazine Drum Off, Leys received lessons from Argentinean master teachers Elias Heger, Daniel Volpini and Daniel pipi" Piazzolla. In 1999 Leys composed and recorded 'Searches,' his first album of compositions for solo drum set. From that moment Alex was established as a Drum Solo Artist. In 2003, Leys recorded 'Lonely Traveller', his second solo CD and toured with it until 2005. He then relocated to Europe to work with artists such as Rut Marcos, Michael Harrer, Daiel, Pepe Bao, Todd Clouser's A Love Electric, Javier Alcalde, Dressing Trio and Tres Gatos Swing. Currently, Alex is highly requested for drum clinics, seminars and solo artist performances and has successfully toured and recorded with Chapman Stick master, Guillermo Cides. Alex Leys is an Educator/Clinician for the Zildjian Cymbal company, DW/Pdp drums, Remo Heads, Protection Racket cases and Wincent drumsticks.


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1. (less likely) The release of a new 100-400 will take some time after all because there's no immediate market pressure
2. (more likely) The new 100-400 will be much more expensive, i.e. generating more profit for Canon, and will be an "upgrade" to the existing lens rather than a replacement on the same level - more like 24-70 mk1 to mk2.
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Are Postal Scales Necessary to Sell on eBay? Internet Scams can Really Freak you Out!
Dear eBay Queen;
I just sold my first thing on eBay, and am at a loss what to do now! Do I have to print a shipping label and have the postage come out of my PayPal account, or can I do it the old fashioned way and make my own label and go to the post office? I know it probably doesn't look as professional that way, but I don't have a scale so I would just be estimating the weight. Please eBay Queen- help the eBay Dummy!
Jackie A
Dear Jackie;
Congratulations on selling your first item! When I first started, shipping and uploading photos were what gave me the most trouble. With this specific package, I would go ahead and make a home made label, take it into the post office and have them add a delivery confirmation and postage. For your next sale, you want to invest in some postal scales. You can buy postal scales at Wal-Mart between $19.99 and $65.00, or even on eBay! There is also a postal scale website that has scales from $6.95 to $100.00. You can check those out here: http://www.postalscales.com/index.php?cPath=23&osCsid=9b7da8a3ac64bf9f518e83bf84e8f2a3
Once you have your scales in hand, you can very easily make labels through PayPal. These labels include the delivery confirmation without paying the extra forty cents to the post office. To make labels through PayPal, you will want to log in to My eBay, click on "sold", and you will see on the right hand side where a buyer has paid you want to click on "ship". Then follow the directions to make your shipping label.
I'm sure you'll find making labels this way much easier than going to the post office!
Dear eBay Queen;
I know this isn't exactly an eBay question, but I don't know anyone else to turn to. My husband says it's real, and my son-in-law says it's fake. It's not that I doubt my son-in-law, it's just, I would like someone else's opinion. I received this email last night:
"I'm writing this with tears in my eyes. We came here to London for a short vacation and I was mugged last night at gun point. All of our cash, credit cards and cell phones were stolen off me; thank God we have our life and passport. I've been to the embassy and the police here, but they're not helping issues at all, they asked us to wait for 3 weeks, but we can't wait till then. Our flight leaves in less than 3 hours from now, and we are having problems settling the hotel bills. The hotel manager won't let us leave until we settle the bill. You can speak with him through this number +447024074948, we are freaked out at the moment. If you can wire the money to me through Western Union all you need is my name on my passport and location below.
Name: (taken out)
Location: 31 Great Queen Street, London WC2B 5AZ United Kingdom
Amount: $2,450
I'll refund your cash as soon as I get home."
This isn't a really good friend of mine, just an acquaintance. Should I send the money? If this is a scam, how does it work? I don't understand why someone would say this happen when it didn't.
BR; Topeka, KS
Dear BR;
This is a scam. How it works is you send your "friend" the money via Western Union and the scammer picks up your money in your friend's name. Your friend is most likely at home doing what they normally do, and may not know that their account was hacked. This is just another in the long line of email phishing scams.
I have a friend who had her email account hacked, and she was completely locked out of her email and account. They had even set up automatic email forwarding to another account!
If this happened to me, I would contact my friend by phone, and then hit the delete button.
I am glad you thought to ask me about it. Your question may have prevented someone else from falling for this scam.
Strange eBay item of the week: eBay item 310204713382 (enter this number in the eBay search box in the top right corner of the home page): Vintage kitchen tools sell well on eBay! Check out this Antique 1907 Egg Beater. SOLD $308.19 http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=310204713382
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Everest Base Camp Trek Itinerary
(please contact us for an itinerary with calendar dates)EVEREST TREK EXPEDITION ITINERARY
Day 1-3: USA-Kathmandu. (Overnight en route and arrive on Day 3 in Kathmandu.) Upon arrival check into the renowned Yak and Yeti Hotel, a cornerstone of the Kathmandu scene, and attend a welcome dinner with other trekkers and climbers.
Day 4: Kathmandu. From the centrally located Yak and Yeti we begin our exploration of Kathmandu. While modern by Nepalese standards, Kathmandu is a sacred city to both Hindus and Buddhists. Our tour is an important introduction to understanding the cultures which lay ahead. Kathmandu is prominently featured in both Buddhist scriptures and Hindu texts such as the Ramayana. Our tour includes the 3000-year old Swamayabhu (monkey temple), the great Stupa of Bodnath and a tour of a local school.
Day 5: After final administration requirements, we fly via Twin Otter to the landing strip in Lukla. Weather permitting, this flight offers outstanding views of the eastern Himalayas. In Lukla, we meet and join our Sherpa staff, load the yaks and begin the ascent to base camp. Our first day is an easy walk to lush environs of Phakding, located on the Dudh Kosi river. Hiking time: 3 hours
Day 6: We follow the Dudh Kosi, ascending 2,300ft/700m through Himalayan pine and Doedar cedar forests, to the celebrated village of Namche Bazaar (11,300ft/3444m). The village of Namche is an historic trading post where Nepalese and Tibetan traders exchange salt, dried meat, gold and textiles. Besides being a superb place to shop for traditional crafts, Namche remains the central trading post in the Khumbu, attracting Himalayan and lowland merchants. Our group spends two days in Namche affording us the opportunity to acclimate, visit local markets and spend time with friends in town. On the hike we capture our first glimpses of Everest and neighboring peaks. Hiking time: 5-6 hours
Day 7: In the morning the group takes an acclimatization hike, gaining 1000' to take in the vista on the patio of the Everest View Hotel or similar altitude trek. In the afternoon we have time to visit sights in Namche Bazaar, including the local marketplace.
Day 8: Perhaps one of the most fascinating days of the trek, we travel to the village of Thame (12,464ft/3800m), off the main trekking path. We have the unique opportunity of visiting the home of Lakpa Rita Sherpa, our Sirdar (lead Sherpa) and Everest climbing guide. His family has been a mainstay of this small community, raising yaks and farming. This gives us an intimate view of Sherpa culture while visiting a traditional home. Interestingly enough, a number of famous climbing Sherpa have come from Thame. The 'Thame' experience is one rarely afforded to trekkers. After afternoon tea, we climb to the Thame monastery and further explore local Buddhism. We tour this 400 year-old gompa (monastery) and learn about its inner workings and the lives of its monks. As we view the monastery we discuss the wall paintings and artifacts that are central to Buddhist practice. Before departure we will hopefully have the opportunity to meet and receive a blessing from the Thame Rinpoche (head priest) Hiking time: 5 hours.
Day 9: From Thame we walk to the beautiful village of Khunde (12,400/3780m), one of the largest villages in the Khumbu and home of Sir Edmund Hillary's hospital and school. The day's walk is moderate and rather pretty, winding through thick cedar forest. Hiking time: 6 hours
Day 10: We continue on and climb to the village of Tengboche (12,683ft/3865m), the cultural and religious center of the Khumbu. At the monastery we attend Buddhist ceremonies and rituals performed by local monks. Vistas from Tengboche are spectacular. The jagged peaks of Thamserku and Kangtega stand to our south as Everest, Lhotse, Nuptse and Ama Dablam are visible to the north. The Monastery at Tengboche is one of the most well-known in the world as the Rinpoche is revered throughout the Buddhist community and has authored a number of books and essays. In the past our groups have had an audience with the Rinpoche and received his blessing. Views from this locale (one of the finest on earth), include Kwangde 20,293ft/6185m , Tawachee 21,457ft/6540m, Nuptse 25,843ft/7876m, Lhotse 27,883ft/8498m, Everest 29,035ft/8850m, Ama Dablam 22,487ft/6854m, Kantega 22,235ft/6777m, Thamserku 21,674ft/6606m. We take time to visit the community Sherpa Cultural Center and excellent nearby bakery, and descend slightly to lodge in the village of Deboche. Hiking time: 4-5 hours
Day 11-12: We climb to the village of Pheriche (13,907ft/4238m) which is not far from Dingboche (a village en route to Island Peak). Pheriche has become famous for its high altitude research center. The center attracts world renowned physicians who acquire data to analyze the effects of high altitude on human physiology. During our stay we visit the research center and learn more about the effects of high altitude on Himalayan climbers. Hiking time: 4 hours. We also spend an additional day further acclimatizing and hiking.
Day 13: Above Pheriche, the character of the terrain changes, and we begin to understand the starkness of the high alpine landscape. Our path climbs the terminal moraine of the Khumbu glacier and continues to the settlement of Lobuje (16,174ft/4929m), where we spend one night. This trail passes through a famous memorial which honors the many Sherpa who lost their lives in the high mountains. Lobuje is located on the flank of an old lateral moraine of the Khumbu glacier. Hiking time: 4-5 hours
Day 14: The trail winds past the Italian Research Center through the high tundra and glacial moraine to Gorak Shep (16,924ft/5158m), the last inhabited area before Everest Base Camp. Gorak Shep presents a rougher environment and gives the trekker the true flavor of the nighttime rigors of mountaineering. In the afternoon we take a short walk up the moraine to look down on the chaotic Khumbu glacier and take in the closeness of these renown Himalayan peaks.
Hiking time: 4 - 5 hours
Day 15: We leave Gorak Shep and cross the moraine of the great Khumbu glacier to reach Base Camp, which lies beneath the sweeping ridges of Everest and Nuptse. Everest Base Camp at 17,598ft/5364m, is a sprawling tent city set amidst glacial debris. Here the climbers begin final preparations for their ascent of Mt. Everest. We spend a few hours at base getting a sense of the community and meeting climbers before returning to Gorak Shep. During our visit to base camp we venture to the edge of the notorious Khumbu Ice Fall, and see climbers en route as they negotiate this complex maze of ice. Hiking time: 6 hours
Day 16: Waking before sunrise, we make an early ascent of Kala Pattar (18,300ft/5577m), a small peak with excellent views of Everest, Nuptse and nearby Pumori. Many well-known Everest photos are taken from the summit of Kala Pattar. We begin our return to lower altitudes and quickly feel the difference in our lungs. This night is spent in the village of Dingboche (14,450ft/4404m), a stunning village of stone huts known as the summer village for local herders. The mountain views are outstanding from the Imja valley as Makalu stands in the distance. Hiking time: 6-7 hours
Day 17: Enjoying the downhill walks we take our time and return to Namche Bazaar. This seemingly remote village is suddenly a center of commerce where we spend the evening and morning shopping, drinking coffee, getting shaves, sampling food and enjoying all the thrills of "urban" life.. Hiking time: 8 hours
Day 18: In the afternoon we descend the hill from Namche and enter the lower valley, returning to lush greenery and the Dudh Kosi river. This night's stay is in Monjo, just at the head of the lower valley. Hiking time: 3 hours
Day 19: Our final walk to Lukla takes most of the day. In Lukla we begin the process of readjusting to the lowlands and prepare for the flight back to Kathmandu. It is a memorable night with much laughter and general merriment. Hiking time: 5 hours
Day 20: Early morning flight to KTM (weather permitting) and we spend much of the afternoon relaxing and enjoying the deluxe services of the Yak and Yeti hotel.
Day 21: Free time to tour the city including the temples and sites of Durbar Square and the Thamel section. Here we assist trekkers with their final shopping needs followed by a farewell dinner.
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National Democrats Shine Spotlight on 10th
DCCC reserves $3.1 million in air time in three Chicago area districts for fall campaign.
The national spotlight on the race for the 10th Congressional District seat between Rep. Robert Dold (R-Kenilworth) and Deerfield management consultant Brad Schneider became more intense today with the reservation of $3.1 million of television commercial time by Democrats.
With three contests in the Chicago area targeted by the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee (DCCC) as part of its Red to Blue program, the organization charged with electing Democrats to the House of Representatives reserved $3.1 million in commercial time after Labor Day.
Earlier: Update: Dold Responds to Schneider
Schneider, who is running against Dold in a district made more Democratic through redistricting by the Illinois General Assembly, is a likely beneficiary of the reservation, according to a story today in Roll Call.
The other campaigns targeted in the Chicago area are Tammy Duckworth against Rep. Joe Walsh in the 8th District and former Rep. Bill Foster against Rep. Judy Biggert (R-Hinsdale) in the 12th.
Schneider had no comment about the reservation but Dold spokesperson John McGovern was not surprised. "This is a nationally-targeted race, and we fully expect both parties will be active here," McGovern said. He expects the Dold campaign to have sufficient resources to compete.
In the past when the DCCC has had a number of targeted campaigns in one media market, it made reservations for each campaign, according to a spokesperson for the DCCC. These combo buys allow the organization to make strategic decisions closer to the election while giving the other side less information about strategy.
The $3.1-million purchase in Chicagoland is part of a $46.3-million effort in a number of Congressional districts across the country. The Democrats need a net gain of 25 seats to regain control of the lower chamber they lost two years ago.
3:24 pm on Wednesday, June 6, 2012
$3.1 millions is nice, but just wait until the Koch Brothers move in with $millions in support of their man Dold. Wisconsin is just a tip of the iceberg of out of state money changing the dynamics of a race and the will of the people. Over 70% of Gov. Walker's money was from out of State. Beyond that, after citizens united, we'll never really know where the money comes from out of fear of backlash.
Peter Lucas
11:04 pm on Wednesday, June 6, 2012
Lord knows Gov..err..House Speaker Madigan has no say in the outcome of this election.
Louis G. Atsaves
5:36 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012
The headline for this article is a little misleading. It makes it sound like all $3.1 million will be spent on the 10th.
While RB complains about potential outsider money supporting Dold, he is quiet as a Church mouse about the outside money the DCCC is spending against Dold.
Madigan already had his say so in the outcome of this election when he arranged to have the district boundaries gerrymandered to give Democrats a bigger advantage than before.
The Neighbor
11:21 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012
The headline for this article is NOT misleading. The majority of the money WILL be spent in the 10th. That's why Dold has already started running to the LEFT - away from the Republican Party.
Walsh is toast. His campaign is one gaffe after another. Duckworth has plenty of money and can get more from Pelosi, Obama, and the rest.
Biggert easily defeats Foster. The only reason Foster won the first time was because of Union money - and a lackluster effort by leading Republicans artound the state to help the Republican challenger. Foster has foolishly ignorred Democrats and Labor all around Illinois, so he's through.
The majority of the 3.1 million WILL be spent in the 10th.
Wake up Lou.
Daniel Krudop
6:18 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012
The Boston Celtic's co-owner Stephen Pagliuca now serves as managing director of Bain Capital. The co-owner has given the maximum not only to President Obama's re-election campaign ($5,000), but also to the Democratic National Committee ($30,800) and the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee ($30,800).
From Bain Capital's website:
"Stephen Pagliuca, Managing Director, Experience:
Mr. Pagliuca joined Bain Capital in 1989 as a Managing Director. Prior to joining Bain Capital, Mr. Pagliuca was a Vice President at Bain & Company where he managed client relationships in the information services and healthcare industries. Mr. Pagliuca was also involved in developing Bain & Company's turnaround practice."
Note, "Mr. Pagliuca was also involved in developing Bain & Company's turnaround practice."
Is this the practice that the Democratic campaign ads are so upset about? I guess they could give Mr. Pagliuca credit for the tens of thousands of jobs Bain Capital "created or saved" as at Staples, Guitar Center (Highland Park & Arlington Heights), and many other companies; while blaming Mr. Romney for the hundreds or thousands of jobs that were lost in Bain Capitals' turnaround strategy.
I wonder if Mr. Schneider, Ms. Duckworth, and Mr. Foster will refuse to accept money from the DNC and/or DCCC until they return the money received from Mr. Pagliuca. Maybe someone should ask them.
A. M. Kelly
7:48 am on Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Will the Republican candidates refuse money from the RNC until they return the millions they get from the Koch brothers, Sheldon Adelson, the U.S Chamber of Commerce and God Knows Who else?.....Give us a break!
Daniel Krudop
8:44 am on Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Your money is dirty.
Oh yeah, your money is dirtier than mine
Yes, but, your money is from out of State!
Oh, but more of your money comes from out of State!
But, your money comes from people I don't like!
Okay, but I like the people your money comes from less!
Well, Mom always liked you better!
8:03 am on Thursday, June 7, 2012
One only has to read the voting record of Dold to see that he is not who he says he is--he is not, by any stretch of the imagination, a moderate Republican. He learned from the master, Mark Kirk, that when your party doesn't need your vote for passage of their right-wing agenda, you can vote like a moderate and brag about it, but when it comes down to the wire, Dold is still owned by the Koch Brothers, and other super PACs, and his views coincide with the extreme elements of the Republican Party. You can receive his votes right to your inbox every week by signing up for MegaVotes via congress.org. It is truly amazing that they can "issues", but via the right-wing owned Supreme Court majority, super PACs most of whom are Republican can spend billions on their propaganda and that's just fine. Call Dold for what he is: a right-wing Republican. And speaking of "successes" like Staples and other big boxes, where the little guy has been pushed out, ask yourself how many actual full-time jobs were created, what kind of salary do the few who work there receive, do they get any benefits that are worthwhile, are most temporary so they don't have to pay benefits, and how many people actually work in their stores. These are the few "success" stories of Bain. Then ask yourself how many millions the CEO's at the top make at the expense of the few workers and their minute salaries.
Dan Pritzker
6:45 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
Koch brothers are not interested in funding Dold. He can't vote their way if he wants to be reelected. They don't even have Dold on their radar according to Fox News Congressional report. I saw Fred Barnes speak in the loop in May and he agreed. I might vote against Dold, he hasn't brought jobs or money here.
Daniel Krudop
8:59 pm on Thursday, June 7, 2012
"I might vote against Dold, he hasn't brought jobs or money here."
That's why we're $16 Trillion in debt. I vote for a person to represent me at the National Government to do what's best for the Nation, not for the 10th District. I expect local government to handle local issues, County government to handle County issues, State government to handle State issues, and the Federal government to handle National issues.
Dan Pritzker
1:37 am on Friday, June 8, 2012
The GOP promised jobs if we voted them in. They failed us. I expect my Congressman to better my district. That includes money and jobs Dold is a failure. I saw that Seals would of won the last election with 53% of the vote with the new map. We are now considered a lean Dem+6 district. We were a lean Dem+2 district.
1:47 pm on Monday, September 24, 2012
To Dan Pritzker-This is what I would say to Walsh Detractors: "you have convinced me-I detest the Walsh performance-he has stopped, obstructed, contained, eliminated, stonewalled, buried, barred, vetoed anything and everything that would help me, and that which would help America. All good, smart and loyal Americans, such as yourself, want higher and higher taxes, a collapsing government, wealthy politicians and their huge pensions, no freedom, our money to Solyndras and payoffs to their officers-even if we don't have enough to live on-it's a blessing to have the opportunity to sacrifice for our gods and give them money for trips with ob. And that document, that Constitution thing-it's so old-it's about freedom-that's sooooo yesterday. I love your side, now. What's not to like-other countries only have one or two people who seem unhappy, maybe a little annoyed. Why? Why are these few unhappy? Worried? Greece and Ireland and Spain and Italy-what are these people complaining about-you have it right. Keep up the good work. And please vote for ob again so we can continue this amazing progress made in less than 4 years-we are almost at nirvana, if you understand the world is upside down."
4:17 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012
Five and one-half trillion dollars!!! That is what President Obama has ADDED to the US DEBT so far. He is the biggest spender in human history. Before the Pelozzi Congress started the spending binge in January, 2007, President Bush's debt addition in 2006 was below 200 billion. Hopefully, the Republican Congress can continue to act as a STOP before there is a TOTAL collapse of the American economy. We need more Reps. like Joe Walsh in Congress. By the way, Rep. Walsh is holding town meetings every weekend. Where is Tammy Duckworth? Why won't she debate him frequently, or hold open meetings in the 8th District?
7:43 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012
Wrong. Between the wars, tax cuts, unfunded prescription drug plan, Tarp, and other deficit increases Bush added 5 trillion. Mr. Obama spent to save the economy from the Bush fiasco. I he jad not saved hte auto industry there would have been even more horrible impact to the economy. If you think Joe Walsh is great,then I clearly know there's no way to convince you to change your radical ideology. Have at it.
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9:18 pm on Friday, June 8, 2012
When someone likes Joe Walsh and not the Eagles singer you know what they are about. Nothing more is needed. Non partisan Cook report has Duckworth leading by 14 points and PPP has the lead at 15 points. Interestingly Walsh is garnering 11% of the minority vote. I would of figured 1%.
A. M. Kelly
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Is that the best you can do, lol?
Why not just say "yada yada"?
A. M. Kelly
11:15 am on Wednesday, June 13, 2012
You got it, Dan !
Now, to REALLY evade my question in style, combine it with holding your fingers in your ears...That way you can actually repeat the actions of RW pundit I saw on TV awhile ago !
It's always fun to watch the republican "mind" at work!
4:07 pm on Wednesday, July 25, 2012
What is radical are your lame attempt to place tax cuts into a quantified budget number, so your line of crap is just that. You say Obama had to spend, why? on what? Solyndra and 35 other bankrupt solar companies? As for the auto companies, the taxpayer is still on the hook for billions, and bankrupcy would have been the better option. As for Tarp, Bush signed the first one at the same table as Barack was sitting, with Obama nudging the pen, then Obama signed Tarp II. The wars? Voted on by the senate one was 100-0 the other 99-1. Same old radical slime attempt to distort the real facts, this time it won't work, too many folks are fed up.


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On January 29, 2013, a dust storm blew though northern Mexico. The Moderate Resolution Imaging Spectroradiometer (MODIS) on NASA's Aqua satellite captured this natural-color image the same day. Dust mingled with clouds over parts of Mexico, New Mexico, and Texas.
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[edit] Background
This ship is the successful replacement to the aging Wolf that was in service since the Split first started to construct ships. The Jaguar is capable of increased speed and increased firepower at the expense of cargo space. This ship is primarily used as a scout craft, due to its speed, mainly as it is unable to do more.
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[edit] Jaguar
Not featuring any fancy title, the basic version of the ship is the standard by which other variants are measured.
[edit] Enhanced Jaguar
Enhanced ships have been tinkered with, often supporting improved speed and shielding. Enhanced ships are generally not sold at shipyards.
[edit] Jaguar Hauler
Hauler variants of ships tend to have larger cargobays and sometimes tougher defences, trading off offensive combat attributes.
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Raider variants are faster and usually have a higher shield generator power than their regular counterparts, but trade off cargo capacity and some have reduced shield capacity despite the more powerful generator.
[edit] Jaguar Vanguard
Vanguard variants of ships are slightly faster and have bigger weapons generators than their regular counterparts.
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The Jaguar is a scout, not a fighter.
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The Enhanced Jaguar cannot be bought. It is available as a plot reward during the Terran plot, and as a corporate reward from the Strong Arms upon reaching level 4.
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In an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, the state will require a minimum two percent ethanol mix in diesel fuel and home heating oil, beginning next year. That requirement will increase to five percent by 2013. But how green is that requirement, actually?
In a report published earlier this month in Science, Marine Biological Laboratory senior scientist Jerry M. Melillo and research associate David W. Kicklighter found the costs of producing biofuels may outweigh the benefits of burning them.
Due to a rising demand for corn-based ethanol, cropland in the United States is slowly being converted from food to biofuel production, Dr. Melillo said, mirroring a global trend.
The scientists' model, which looked at economic and biogeochemistry data, predicted that the land devoted to biofuels will become greater than the total area currently devoted to growing food by the end of this century.
The displacement of food crops and forests for growing biofuel products will release up to twice as much as the carbon dioxide (CO2) emitted from the same land, they found.
"Large greenhouse gas emissions from these indirect land-use changes are unintended consequences of a global biofuels program, consequences that add to the climate-change problem rather than helping to solve it," said Dr. Melillo.
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Increasing biofuel consumption in the United States may also lead to land use changes in other parts of the world. Dr. Melillo pointed out that as the United States grows more corn, it is growing less soybeans, which are in high demand from China. As a result, China is buying more soybeans from Brazil, a country that is rapidly destroying its rainforests to convert to agricultural production.
"Our ethanol production is having knock-off consequences on land use in Brazil. There are several degrees of separation but everything is connected," Dr. Melillo said.
Growing more biofuel crops could also mean that fertilizer use will increase, resulting in greater nitrous oxide (N²O) emissions. Dr. Melillo said this potent greenhouse gas could become more important than carbon dioxide as a driver of climate change by the end of the century.
"When you cut down [trees or crops], you release carbon. Burning wood in remote tropics, or allowing it to decay, that's a big pulse of carbon. And once you clear the land, the next thing is to fertilize," Dr. Melillo said.
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Unwillingness to use fertile cropland to grow biofuel plants can mean that less productive land—and more fertilizer—is used, Dr. Melillo said. By 2100, the scientists estimated that more than half of the total N²O emissions will come from fertilizer, surpassing CO² as the leading cause of global warming.
For this reason, Dr. Melillo said that N2O emissions are what he is worried about over the long term.
"Fertilization is probably going to go on for a long time. Whereas, the large carbon losses occur around the time of conversion of natural lands," he said.
Current climate policy is aimed at reducing CO2 emissions to 350 parts per million, a target that some countries are trying to achieve by increasing their dependence on biofuels. So far, Dr. Melillo said, greenhouse gas emissions from biofuel-related land use change are not included in any country's carbon credit accounting.
Furthermore, the spin-off effects of such policies, Dr. Melillo said, could mean that land prices will increase, leading to higher prices for food and wood products.
Because most of the ethanol used in Massachusetts is not produced in the state, he said that the ecological consequences in the US will mostly be felt in the Midwest, where farms and refineries dedicated to ethanol production have sprouted up.
"Corn is a nitrogen-demanding crop. It does not use fertilizer efficiently, so it runs off into the groundwater, down the Mississippi, and to the Gulf Coast," Dr. Melillo said.
"I have a feeling there will be work in the agricultural community to maximize the efficiency using of nitrogen by breeding crops," he said.
While Dr. Melillo said he is not planning to attend the United Nations climate change conference in Copenhagen next month, he will present his research on biofuel issues to officials in the European Union next week. He will be pushing for a global greenhouse gas emissions policy that protects forests and encourages best practices for nitrogen fertilizer that will reduce emissions associated with biofuels production.
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The property, known as Oest Ranch - Cold Springs Preserve, is near the North Fork of the American River in Clipper Gap. Under an agreement with the land's owners, the easement allows it be used for sustainable agricultural, while protecting the natural, scenic and historic attributes of the property.
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The Okanagan Spring Wine Festival
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The Okanagan Spring Wine Festival is a perfect marriage of wine and culinary tourism. For the first ten days in May each year, it offers a tantalizing experience for anyone who loves fabulous wine accompanied by fine cuisine. Guests can choose from an incredible 100 plus events throughout Okanagan Wine Country at a time of year when it is absolutely delightful to savour Spring in the warm sunshine.
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Eun-Hee Ji shot a 3-under 69 to take a one-shot lead over Karrie Webb after the third round of the LPGA Championship in Pittsford, N.Y., on Saturday.
Ji was 4 under after three rounds at the Locust Hill Country Club course. Webb had a 68, matching Ji for the best round of the event.
Ji, coming off her first top-10 in more than two years, was solid again off the tee on the unforgiving course, hitting 11 out of 14 fairways and reaching 11 out of 14 greens in regulation. That gave her an impressive total of 39 greens in regulation in 54 holes.
"I always trying hard," said Ji, who captured the 2009 U.S. Women's Open with a birdie putt on the final hole. "My confidence is going lower last year. I'm a little bit nervous, but I'm trying to be hopeful and just playing my game."
Webb has seven major victories among her 37 wins. She last won a major in 2006 when she beat Lorena Ochoa in a sudden-death playoff that lasted one hole for her second Kraft Nabisco Championship title.
"I still get really excited for the majors and the importance they have on everyone's career," Webb said. "I probably want it more than I ever have in my career."
Giulia Sergas, who shared the first-round lead, had a 69 and was tied at 2 under with Stacy Lewis, Suzann Pettersen and Inbee Park.
Lewis, a two-time winner in her past three events, had a 70, Pettersen shot a 71, and Park had a 72.
U.S. Ryder Cup captain Davis Love III shot his third consecutive 2-under 68 to join Nick O'Hern and John Merrick atop the leaderboard at the windy St. Jude Classic in Memphis, Tenn.
Love, who hasn't won since 2008, had three birdies and one bogey to match O'Hern and Merrick at 6-under 204. O'Hern had a 67, and Merrick shot 69.
"Is it a big huge deal in my career that I have to win this week? No. But when you get up there at the top … the old feeling kicks in," Love said.
Conditions got tougher Saturday as the greens firmed up at the TPC Southwind course along with the wind picking up throughout the day and gusting up to 23 mph at times.
Rory McIlroy, who will try to defend his U.S. Open title next week at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, had a one-stroke lead when he teed off. He shot a 2-over 72 to drop in a six-way tie at 5 under.
Bellarmine Prep senior James Feutz leads the Capitol City men's amateur tournament at Capitol City Golf Club in Lacey.
Feutz, who will play for UNLV, birdied three of his last four holes to finish with a 3-under 69 for a three-stroke lead over Ryan Earl heading into today's final round.
"It was tough out there," said Feutz, Class 4A state champion as a Bellarmine Prep sophomore in 2010.
Defending champion Tom Lehman shot a 4-under 68 to take a two-stroke lead after the third round of the Regions Tradition, a Champions Tour major, in Birmingham, Ala. Lehman had a 10-under 206 total at Shoal Creek. Peter Senior (66), a playoff loser to Lehman last year, and Jeff Sluman (70) were tied for second. … England's Lee Westwood won the Nordea Masters for the third time for his 22nd European Tour title, closing with a 3-under 69 for a five-stroke victory in Bro, Sweden. Westwood finished at 19-under 269.
This week: FedEx St. Jude Classic, Thursday through today, TPC Southwind, Memphis, Tenn.
In the field: Gig Harbor's Kyle Stanley and Tacoma's Troy Kelly.
Stanley's third-round score: 3-over-par 73.
Kelly's third-round score: 4-over 74.
Position: Kelly (3-over 213) is tied for 57th, and Stanley (4-over 214) is tied for 66th – all trailing co-leaders Davis Love III, John Merrick and Nick O'Hern at 6-under 204.
Recap: There was a huge opportunity for Kelly at the start of the day – and he promptly began it with a double bogey on the opening hole after he hit his drive so far left, he had to take a penalty stroke. He finished his front nine with another double bogey – his fourth on that nine-hole stretch this week – after he hit his approach at No. 9 into the greenside pond. ... Stanley had a pair of early bogeys at Nos. 3 and 4, and never got going. He did birdie the par-3 eighth (chip-in from 20 feet) and 11th holes (9-iron tee shot to 5 feet of the hole).
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Grants of as much as $5,000 will be awarded this year as part of the Colorado Department of Transportation's Share the Road campaign. CDOT has announced that it is now accepting grant applications, which are due April 15. Local governments, law enforcement agencies, safety coalitions, health departments and nonprofit entities are encouraged to apply. Grants will be awarded the week of April 20 and implemented by June 30.
"CDOT's Share the Road campaign is designed to encourage respect and generate awareness among all roadway users - pedestrians, bicycles and motorists," a CDOT news release states. "The CDOT grants will allow interested parties to implement a Share the Road campaign this summer, helping educate the public about the program."
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Steamboat Springs State Rep. Randy Baumgardner has angered some cycling groups with an effort to curtail riders' ability to ride two abreast on state highways, but the Hot Sulphur Springs Republican said his amendment is for the safety of all road users, including cyclists.
Critics say Baumgardner's amendment to Senate Bill 148 is a blight on legislation intended to improve roadway safety for cyclists. Baumgardner said Monday that the criticism is overblown and that his provision - which would prohibit cyclists from riding two abreast in areas where lanes are 12 feet wide or smaller, or where there is a solid yellow line against cyclists - is not intended to be as restrictive as some fear.
State law currently allows cyclists to ride two abreast when doing so "will not impede the normal and reasonable movement of traffic" or when they are "riding on paths or parts of roadways set aside for the exclusive use of bicycles." Cyclists also must stay within a single lane when riding two abreast.
"The bottom line is, I'm concerned about (cyclists') safety. That's the only reason I ran that amendment," said Baumgardner, who represents House District 57, including Routt County.
The amended version of the bill passed the state House last week but still awaits a final reading. The bill also must be reconciled with an unamended version passed by the state Senate in February.
"I wish we could have had a conversation in advance of the amendment because I think the way it's worded is going to make it tough for people to understand," said Bicycle Colorado Executive Director Dan Grunig, who thinks a strict reading of the amendment would improperly prevent one cyclist from passing another. "That's just not reasonable."
Brian Weiss, a cyclist and Lakewood personal injury attorney who specializes in bicycle accident cases, agreed that the amendment technically would disallow one cyclist from passing another.
"I'm having trouble understanding the benefit of" the amendment, Weiss said.
Baumgardner disagreed and said the amendment would not prevent one cyclist from safely passing another.
"Passing someone is passing someone. Riding two abreast is riding two abreast," he said. "They can pass each other as long as the road is clear. : We're not taking common sense completely out of this."
But the whole point of the bill, primary sponsor Sen. Greg Brophy said, was to specifically codify safe and common sense behavior between cyclists and motorists rather than create the type of confusion Baumgardner's amendment seems to have produced.
"It creates a less clear situation, for sure," Brophy, a Wray Republican, said. "It wasn't a very well thought out amendment in my mind."
Brophy said he hopes to "fix" the amendment when the two versions of the bill are reconciled in conference committee.
Other provisions
As written, S.B. 148 includes provisions that also would:
- Require motorists to give cyclists a 3-foot berth when passing them
- Allow motorists to cross a solid centerline to pass a cyclist
- Allow cyclists to ride on the left side of the road on one-way roads
- Allows cyclists to ride on the left-hand side of a dedicated right-hand turn lane even if they are not turning right
- Make it a Class 2 misdemeanor to throw objects at a cyclist
- Make driving toward a cyclist in a dangerous manner a careless driving offense
"Overall, I think the bill would be good to make it safer for cyclists," Weiss said.
Citing lawmakers, The Denver Post reported last week that cycling deaths and injuries have increased in Colorado in the past two years. In Routt County, at least two cyclists have been involved in accidents with motor vehicles already this year, and one remains hospitalized.
County Sheriffs of Colorado opposes the bill, thinking it actually reduces safety and would be difficult or impossible to enforce.
"It moves the cyclist to what we consider unsafe positions on the highway," Executive Director Don Christensen said.
Routt County Sheriff Gary Wall, however, has broken with the statewide organization and supports the bill.
"I think more leeway needs to be given to bike riders, particularly in this county," said Wall, a Democrat.
All three Routt County Commissioners agreed with the enforceability concerns raised by Christensen. Commissioner Doug Monger said he was offended by the "one-sided nature" of the bill, noting that the provision on projectiles would not apply equally to a cyclist who threw something at a motorist.
"What's good for the goose is good for the gander," said Monger, who fears the legislation may stir up animosity between cyclists and motorists.
Commissioner Diane Mitsch Bush disagreed. She said that although enforcing the bill would be a challenge, she hopes it will at least send a clear message about acceptable behavior.
"I think one of the things the bill does for me is make people understand people can be very seriously injured or killed," she said. "I think it's really important to have the rules be very clear."
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fartpark 4 years, 2 months ago
The current laws that apply to cyclists are very rarely enforced, so why make new laws? However, if these new laws were enforced it would definately make things safer for everyone involved.
monzaski35 4 years, 2 months ago
I don't think it will matter what the law says, cyclist will not follow the laws. Do they ever stop at stop lights or stop signs? Some stop, but most cyclist don't stop. Riding two cyclist next to each other is more dangerous for the cyclist, and it's suppose to be about exercise not a social outing. Most cyclist around Steamboat are really good about riding single file on the highway and stopping where they are supposed too, but it's that minority group of rider's out there who think they are special because they have their sponser's name all over their shirts and shorts, I don't need to name name's everyone knows who you are. So for the cyclist out read the signs and please share the road.
2strokesmoke 4 years, 2 months ago
but, who hasnt been driving down 129, 131 or 20 mile to have two to three cyclist abreast making a vehicle slow to a stop or pass entirely to the opposing lane creating a dangerous evironment for all, I smell a sense of entitlement everytime I pass, I say good on them for passing the law. although it will never be enforced I am just wondering what will come of liability if someone is hit now and it comes out they were two abreast....
mavis 4 years, 2 months ago
I have many friends and family members that daily ride their bicycles however they are the minority that are safe- or choose to ride on trails away from traffic. How many of you that are defending the victim cyclists have ever been driving a loaded truck on 20 mile in the evening to have over 50 bikes scattered allover the road?? Iacavettos cows have better common sense than this particular "herd" of bikers- by the time they get themselves together and move to single file you are at 10 miles an hour and cannot pick up speed to pass- they get angry and start flipping hand signals- you can do nothing because if you loose your temper one will get hurt--
You get your loaded dump truck back up to speed on the climb and they are again all over the road on the downhill only to attempt the cattle guard at the bottom and eat it- so you are trying to not run over them-
Really it is frustrating- herds of bikers are hazardous, groups are disrespectful and the intoxicated that do hit them are out of control I don't know what the answer is- but people are going to cntinue to get hit by the innocent driver trying to be careful or the crazy ones on something and that don't care- what is really sad - is that some innocent careful hardworking citizen is going to seriousely hurt one and go to jail for a long time and live with the guilt while the doped up irresponsible ones scrape by and don't get charged---
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For many years, the Newberry County Sheriff's Office has conducted Operation Santa Clause to help bring joy and hope to those less fortunate children throughout Newberry County. This year more than 200 children from across Newberry County received toys and more importantly saw that their community and their law enforcement officers truly care about them.
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By Obama, did you mean Romney?Originally Posted by Sprightly
That's odd. I could almost swear that Sprightly was a Gary Johnson supporter.
It is rather hard to believe that anyone would not think that Romney's only real reason for wanting to become president was because he really cared about the 47% of people despite saying that he didn't care about them.
Not really. Some of those people actually seem to look forward to bad news. Trying to play "I told you so!" one month after an election is a sort of escape mechanism for them.
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Tonight I taught my last writing class for Concord Community Education. I have had some amazing students pass through my classes since I began in the Spring, 2007. They have ranged from high school students to retirees. I've had ones with intellectual disabilities who wrote the most poignant and heart-felt pieces, and an amazing 13 year-old who will one day win the Pulitzer Prize. Many of my students have gone on to have their first pieces published, and some have completed their first books and are in the long process of finding a publisher. Many will go on to successful writing careers should they choose to continue writing. I'm going to miss teaching—so much so that I plan to turn the two classes into a 10 or 12 week writer's workshop once I get settled into my new home.
A few weeks ago, one of my students gave me a card. In it she called me her first writing mentor. I was shocked, amazed and pleased to know I had officially graduated to mentor status! It took me right back to those beginning more than a decade ago when I knew I wanted to write but was uncertain I ever would.
Now, in so many ways, I'm back to that uncertain beginning again. When I first thought of moving back to the Midwest, I played a major game of tug o' war with fear about my writing career. The majority of my writing is based in New Hampshire and this region. If I moved west, would I be starting all over again? I feared it would feel as if my life as a writer had never actually happened.
I know, it's silly, but most fears are just that—irrational thoughts that keep us awake at night. I've published more 1,000 articles for crying out loud! And, best of all, three Kansas magazines and one newspaper want to talk to me about writing for them once I get there. Still, a little seed of fear nudges the back of my brain: "What if they change their minds?" What if they don't think I'm good enough?" "What if I really do have to start again?"
I love writing. Food and travel are my two favorite topics. Here in New Hampshire I know where to find the good restaurants, food shops, farm stands, etc. In New England, I know the tourist sites, fun places to spend a sunny afternoon, and the great shops for souvenirs.
I know nothing about Kansas. In some ways, that's part of the fun! I can't wait to explore and discover what the state has to offer. (And I'd love suggestions, hint, hint!) On the flip side, what will I write about? Where do I go to fine a wine expert, someone who knows how to bake the perfect croissant, and who has the best take-out Chinese food?
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