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Gov. Scott Walker is releasing his first television ad in the governor's race, pushing back against Democratic challenger Mary Burke's message that unemployment has gone up under his watch.
Democrat Mary Burke's first television ad in the race against Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker will begin airing in multiple markets on Friday, touting her background with bicycle maker Trek while also attacking the Republican incumbent's record on jobs.
The Republican Governors Association has released its second attack ad against Democrat Mary Burke in the Wisconsin governor's race.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke continues to differentiate herself from Republican Gov. Scott Walker on education issues, speaking out this week against a bill backed by Walker that would give the Wisconsin Legislature the power to write academic standards for schools.
A new analysis finds that Republicans in control of the Wisconsin Legislature raised nearly three times more money for their campaigns last year than did Democrats.
The Republican Governors Association said Tuesday that Democrat Mary Burke's comments criticizing Gov. Scott Walker on the issue of campaigning while on state time can't be taken seriously because an adviser on her staff was convicted of illegal campaign work.
Mary Burke, a Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor, says Republican Gov. Scott Walker has set a 'low bar for campaign ethics and as governor.'
Republican John Macco and Democrat Dan Robinson are both joining the race to succeed state Rep. John Klenke in the 88th Assembly District.
The first attack ad in the Wisconsin governor's race has hit airwaves three days earlier than originally planned.
The Republican Governors Association plans to launch a six-figure ad buy next week attacking Wisconsin Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke.
The races for Wisconsin secretary of state and state treasurer, which have been stripped of most of their power in recent years, have gathered widespread interest despite renewed efforts by lawmakers who want to eliminate the positions entirely.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker said Wednesday that Democratic challenger Mary Burke is calling for increasing the minimum wage because she doesn't have a job-creation plan.
An analysis of campaign fundraising shows that more than half of the money Republican Gov. Scott Walker collected last year came from donors outside Wisconsin.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Mary Burke received $12,500 in donations from former Gov. Jim Doyle and his wife, while Republican Gov. Scott Walker took in $90,000 from a powerful Michigan political family that includes the owner of the NBA's Orlando Magic and school choice advocates.
Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker reported Friday that he raised more than $5.1 million in the last half of 2013, nearly triple what Democratic challenger Mary Burke brought in over the three months since she got in the governor's race.
Wisconsin attorney general hopeful Brad Schimel's campaign says he raised nearly $177,000 over the last half of 2013.
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Multi-banding the 160M Vertical
March 9, 2014
I have a handful of some excellent high powered transmitting components – that I can use on my 160M vertical. I have two Jennings very high voltage vacuum variable capacitors – UCS 400 – which is 10 – 400 pf and rated at 10 kv, and a UCSL 1000 – which is 1000 pf rated at 3 kv.
I also have a really cool old variable inductor, so the big question is – what components whould I use to build a remotely tuned base mounted LC or T or other circuit.
My goal would be to take the 160M antenna and be able to tune it for any frequency from 160 – 10M.
That's a tall order, but with some experimentation – I think do-able. The one mechanical thing to figure out is how to "drive" the remote control – I will look at a printer servo motor first – since I have one in a junker HP printer. Or maybe an electric screwdriver motor or RC airlplane servo motor. Stepper motors seem too expensive.
Back to Mountain Biking
March 9, 2014
When I first met Kat, we went mountain biking quite a bit. Then that waned, but this year, we are back. Ive really been enjoying it – and look forward to it as much as DX-ing.
Yesterday, we rode from Panarama up to the top of Mt. Tam in Marin county. I wish I had my better camera, but the Smart Phone camera is very convenient as it slips in the little pouch under my seat.
This was our big ride last weekend – we rode from Inspiration Point to Wildcat, and could see Mt. Tam in the distance. Its amazing something this superb is practically in Orinda!
We also rode East Ridge in Redwood Park near our house. Mt. Diablo is in the background – and yet another fantastic ride, and again – in our own backyard.
AB-577 is Now in Sight (Again)
March 7, 2014
The AB-577 is the "bigger brother" of my AB-952. I found one late last year and had to pass on it, but very luckily, I just found another. I had been kicking myself for months over letting that other one go, but will make sure I get this one.
I will keep the AB-952 as well – these buggers are the best. They are fantastic as fixed towers, and I love rotating them from the bottom. They are very strong and their wind load characteristics are excellent.
Hopefully I will have one of these baby's here at the ranch within a couple of weeks – the fellow has to take it down – then he will call me to go pick it up.
A Week With Big Boy . . .
March 7, 2014
I am very, very pleased with the new yagi. There is nothing greater than being able to communicate with parts of the world that used to be a real struggle, but now easy. Its taken me years of experimenting and learning to get to this level.
Back in Decemember 2011, it was obvious that my 20M Moxon up 30′ was not cutting it. HFTA illuminated the problem and gave me the answer – I needed height. As I always do – I went for as much height as I could – but this limited what I could put up. I started out with a Cushcraft A3S, and that antenna mostly got me to Honor Roll. But I had this funny feeling that its specs were highly overrated, and I did not like the traps. Between the compromise spacing and the traps I figured it was no better than a Moxon. At the time it was up 45′, and with a rotator at the top – I worried how that could crash through my roof.
My answer was the 20-15M Moxon – which I could raise easily up to 55′, and that was a wonderful antenna. It was every bit as good as the A3S on 20, 15 and 10 – and worked very well on 17 and 12M.
But I've always had this "gnawing" that I still had a real compromise – the wire and the multi-banding and the fact that the shape of the moxon – which is critical – meant that I had about 2.5 dB gain. I think the A3S probably had maybe 3.5 dB gain at most.
Now – with 5 dB gain up only 40 feet – it is "high enough" where I have broken through ME and African pileups and have even competed with East Coast stations on the short path.
But the fact that I have now had a lot experience desigining and building yagi's – and that I took extra care to have really top notch hardware with a beefy boom and elements – is something I feel better than ever about.
When I break those pileups – it just feels like my extra work and effort over these years has paid off big time. I'm having a ton of fun with this new antenna.
DXCC Challenge – Switching to LOTW Only
March 7, 2014
The DXCC Challenge is something that I have had fun with – only because it allows you to "collect" bingo sheet squares. I have never thought that I would try to get to the top – because I simply am not at all interested in 6M – or higher for DXCC. I guess I also am starting to wane on even collecting band slots – because the whole "leaderboard" aspect of this is starting to smell like "DX Hoggery" to me.
Also – the cost of DXCC Challenge is quite rediculous, so – I will only use LOTW credits for it from now on. No more sending $3 for a band mode slot. I'm almost at 2000, and if that's where it ends up, fine.
When I replaced my 20-15M Moxon with the new yagi, I was a little worried that I would "hamstring" myself on the higher bands. Luckily, that has not proven true at all. I am actually much more excited about the higher bands, because for the first time ever, I have a really, really great antenna on a high band. I truly am enjoying having great antennas on 40 and 20M rather than mediocre antennas cut for each band.
The 160M vertical is also a "great" antenna as far as getting me to DXCC on 160M.
I feel that Honor Roll, HR #1 and 9BDXCC – with 160M being the epitome of DXCC – a very close second to Honor Roll itself are the three "award activities" worth bothering with. I'm not sure I will do anything but just stay on top of the list once I get to HR#1.
But not to worry, I am sure it will take at least 10 more years to get to HR#1, if it happens at all.
Activating Very Rare Entities via Recruiting
March 4, 2014
I've been thinking a lot about something I mentioned in an eHam thread regarding raising money for rare entity activation. I had mentioned that rather than just try to figure out how to raise more money, maybe go a completely different route – and try to recruit scientists (or other support workers – especially the communications people) who travel to remote scientific bases.
Others seemed to like this idea, and I think it is very valid, and maybe wouldn't even take as long as activating a place every 15 – 20 years or so. And as time goes on – it may be the ONLY way to activate a rare place – due to access, politics and cost. I personally think we have already hit "maximum capacity" as far as cost goes for very rare south seas entities. I think FT5ZM has been the "bell weather".
So, how can this be done? It depends, and I am sure it will have to be done by hams in each country where they have remote bases. Some remote bases are permanent (i.e. Marion, Bouvet, Amsterdam, etc) and some have been temporary (Heard Island). Some used to exist (South Sandwich), and some may be built again in the future – such as South Sandwich.
The "driver" to build and maintain these bases:
- Scientific – climate change is a huge topic that garners funding
- Fishing – over fishing the planet is rapidly becoming a global concern
- As a "way station" on the path to Antarctica where territorial claims have been made by Australia, and where they use Macquarie both for scientific research as well as a way station on the way to their Antarctic claim
Think globally, but act locally. The only way this can be ultimately successful, IMHO is that the local hams in the country that supports a remote base get involved and contact the organization responsible for the remote base. And the local group might best be that countries national radio organization. For example, in Norway, it is the Norwegian Amateur Radio League.
Recruiting can be applied to non south seas entity activation – but with entities that are bound up in red tape.
I think that a national radio organization like the ARRL might help us with the US Fish and Wildlife, and maybe create a standard "MOU" of sorts. Something that can help each DX-pedition group cut through the red tape – and activate Navassa, or finally do something about Kingman.
I have to be honest – if the ARRL "Next Century" initiative doesn't include strong initiatives for DX-ers and DX-ing, then I am not interested in donating – because to me, without a stronger commitment, better communication and direction for the DXCC program, I would rather give all of my donation money to each individual DX-pedition group struggling dearly to make these happen vs. a national organization that has left this up to the DX-ers to struggle.
In that eHam thread, someone mentioned having the ARRL set up a fund based on some portion of LOTW funds, and I think that's a great idea. Even if they added $.25 per LOTW credit or whatever to create a DX-pedition fund and or grant – I would be more than happy to accept such a surcharge. The Colvin Award is great – but the NCDXF has become the number one "steward" of financing DX-peditions. Some days I ask why the ARRL doesn't contribute more generously to DX-peditions (maybe via the NCDXF?) . . . .
For me – DX-ing IS the future of ham radio, and I hope DX-ing will be vibrant in 100 years.
Yagi Wins!
March 3, 2014
The 3 element 20M monoband yagi – up 40′ does win over the nested 20-15M Moxon up 55′ . But that Moxon was a great antenna – and for its light weight, small size – its a real winner. However, besides an increase in gain (which is noticeable by 1 – 3 "S Units"), the S/N Ratio is _much_ better on the yagi. By 2 "S Units". This means that weak (EU and AF) signals are ones that I heard on the yagi – and which were buried in the noise on the Moxon. I suspect that on TX, the extra gain has made a difference – I played with breaking big pileups during the ARRL SSB DX contest this weekend – and the yagi sure seemed to result in faster first time responses – and where I was breaking a fairly decent pileup.
I also made sure to use the NCDXF Beacons for a fair comparison, and made sure that I tested NE, SE, SW and NW. I also actively looked for Eu and AF – and especially ZS – since they would prove my theories about grey line LP and SP openings – useful for Tromelin – FT4TA this coming Fall.


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Ya I had a great workout. Took me a little while to get through it all. Had a much better idea of what weights to use. Still hard to do the negatives on decline though. Just an awkward set up.
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Former Tory MP and Deputy Speaker Nigel Evans used his power and influence to rape and sexually abuse young men, a court heard today.
Christian Eriksen would not abandon Tottenham simply for missing out on Champions League football next season.
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Misfiring Tottenham striker Roberto Soldado says his troubled spell would have seen him quit the club and return to Spain if he had moved to London at a younger age.
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Holland coach Louis van Gaal has dropped a fresh hint that he would welcome an approach from Tottenham following the World Cup finals.
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Robert Snodgrass' cool finish earned manager Chris Hughton yet another stay of execution at Carrow Road as Norwich tip-toed past Tottenham 1-0 in the Barclays Premier League.
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Tottenham manager Tim Sherwood recalled Hugo Lloris, Aaron Lennon and Emmanuel Adebayor to the starting XI after leaving the influential trio out of the midweek Europa League 1-0 defeat to Dnipro in Ukraine.
23 February 2014
Norwich manager Chris Hughton has said only "time will tell" whether Tim Sherwood can succeed as Tottenham boss, ahead of the two sides' Premier League clash on Sunday.
22 February 2014
Tottenham head coach Tim Sherwood was critical of the pitch at the Dnipro Arena after his side came up short in a narrow defeat by FC Dnipro in the Europa League.
20 February 2014
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Simon & Garfunkel album among 25 to be preserved
WASHINGTON (AP) - Simon & Garfunkel 's song "The Sound of Silence," written amid the turmoil following President John F. Kennedy's assassination, and Chubby Checker's 1960s dance hit "The Twist" are among 25 recordings selected for preservation at the Library of Congress.
These are just a few sounds of the 20th century being added to the National Recording Registry on Thursday for long-term preservation for their cultural, artistic and historic importance. The library said Checker's rendition of "The Twist" became a symbol of the energy and excitement of the early 60s after "American Bandstand" host Dick Clark chose Checker to record a new version of the song.
Later, the 1966 album "Sounds of Silence" by Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel was a hit in its day but not before the duo struggled and split early on. Their song "The Sound of Silence" from the aftermath of President Kennedy's assassination 50 years ago this year had initially flopped _ but it became a hit after it was re-edited as a single. That prompted the duo to reunite and quickly record another album under a similar title.
Garfunkel, 71, told The Associated Press he's thrilled and flattered to have his work preserved in the Library of Congress. He said the hit album was a life changer for him and Simon. "Da da dee, da dee, da dee," he sang in an interview.
"There's something fundamentally appealing about the simplicity of those lines," Garfunkel said.
"When you look at the little mesh, wire microphone ... and you address people on the other side of the mic, you hope that your performance will be special, and you hope that it will have lasting power," Garfunkel said. He said he remembers thinking in the 60s that "if we do really good and give a very special performance to these great Paul Simon songs, we might last right into the next century and be appreciated."
Their words and their tune have taken on special significance in American culture. Hearing Simon sing "The Sound of Silence" on the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, NBC newsman Tom Brokaw briefly struggled for composure. The music, he said, evokes memories.
This is the kind of impact the library was looking to preserve, "to celebrate the richness and variety of our audio heritage," said Librarian of Congress James Billington in announcing the selections.
The recording that received the highest number of public nominations for this year's registry was Pink Floyd's "The Dark Side of the Moon." The library said it was notable as an example of "brilliant, innovative production in service of the music."
Other selections included the original 1949 cast album for "South Pacific" and the soundtrack to the popular 1977 movie "Saturday Night Fever," starring John Travolta and featuring the Bee Gees, which revived the disco craze.
The selections span from 1918 to 1980 and represent nearly every musical and recording category.
Recordings by Will Rogers, Jimmie Davis and President Dwight D. Eisenhower capture part of the political climate of their eras.
In 1931, Rogers' radio broadcast at a low point in the Great Depression included a folksy chat with President Herbert Hoover to kick off a nationwide unemployment relief campaign.
Davis' 1940 recording of "You Are My Sunshine" became his election campaign theme song while running for governor of Louisiana. It became one of the most popular country songs of all time and the state song of Louisiana in 1977.
Eisenhower's voice was carried in a prerecorded message in 1958 by the first communications satellite launched on a U.S. rocket. Eisenhower's message of peace to the world transmitted from space was touted as a victory in the space race after the Soviet Union launched a satellite the year before.
Van Cliburn's Cold War piano performance in Moscow when he won the prestigious Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition at 23 also was selected. At the time in 1958, Time magazine noted his appearance and tour of the Soviet Union "has had more favorable impact on more Russians than any U.S. export of word or deed since World War II."
Earlier this year, the Library of Congress unveiled an extensive plan to help libraries and archives nationwide preserve recorded sound to guard against losing historic recordings. It's proposing 32 recommendations to Congress on actions to preserve endangered audio.
For his part, Garfunkel said he's still working, writing poems, putting together a book and singing. He said he's working to regain his voice after having vocal troubles and ramping up to get back to the stage. He wouldn't rule out a reunion with Simon when the time is right.
"Who knows what the future brings?" Garfunkel said. "This is my old buddy, the first friend I made in life."
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US 7891081 B2 Abstract A process is described for the fabrication of a magnetic read head in which contact between the pinned layer and the AFM is limited to their edges. The principal steps are to deposit an antiferromagnetic layer and to then pattern it into a pair of antiferromagnetic layers separated by no more than about 2 microns. A layer of magnetic material that lies between, and is in contact with, said antiferromagnetic layers is then deposited, following which the layer of magnetic material is magnetized.
Claims(2) 1. A method to form a magnetically pinned reference layer for a bottom spin valve, comprising:
providing a layer of antiferromagnetic material having a central section that abuts a pair of opposing outer sections, said central section having a first top surface and said outer sections having second top surfaces; and
depositing a layer of magnetic material, a part of which contacts only said second top surfaces, thereby forming said magnetically pinned reference layer, only a part of which makes contact with said layer of antiferromagnetic material.
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Description The invention relates to the general field of magnetic spin valves with particular reference to forming and stabilizing pinned layers therein. The principle governing the operation of most current magnetic read heads is the change of resistivity of certain materials in the presence of a magnetic field (magneto-resistance or MR). Magneto-resistance can be significantly increased by means of a structure known as a spin valve or SV. The resulting increase (known as Giant Magneto-Resistance or GMR) derives from the fact that electrons in a magnetized solid are subject to significantly less scattering by the lattice when their own magnetization vectors (due to spin) are parallel (as opposed to anti-parallel) to the direction of magnetization of their environment. The key elements of a spin valve are a low coercivity (free) ferromagnetic layer, a non-magnetic spacer layer, and a pinned reference ferromagnetic layer. The latter is usually formed out of a soft ferromagnetic layer that is pinned magnetically by a nearby layer of antiferromagnetic (AFM) material. Alternatively, a synthetic antiferromagnet (formed by sandwiching an antiferromagnetic coupling layer between two antiparallel ferromagnetic layers) may be used to replace the ferromagnetic pinned layer. When the free layer is exposed to an external magnetic field, the direction of its magnetization is free to rotate according to the direction of the external field. After the external field is removed, the magnetization of the free layer will stay at a direction, dictated by the minimum energy state, which is determined by the crystalline and shape anisotropy, current field, coupling field and demagnetization field. If the direction of the pinned field is parallel to the free layer, electrons passing between the free and pinned layers, suffer less scattering. Thus, the resistance in this state is lower. If, however, the magnetization of the pinned layer is anti-parallel to that of the free layer, electrons moving from one layer into the other will suffer more scattering so the resistance of the structure will increase. The change in resistance of a spin valve is typically 8-20%. Although the layers enumerated above are all that is needed to produce the GMR or TMR effects, additional problems remain. In particular, there are certain noise effects associated with these structures. Magnetization in a layer can be irregular because of reversible breaking of magnetic domain walls, leading to the phenomenon of Barkhausen noise. The solution to this problem has been to provide a device structure conducive to ensuring that the free layer is a single domain so that the domain configuration remains unperturbed after fabrication and under normal operation. In A routine search of the prior art was performed with the following references of interest being found: In U.S. Pat. No. 6,636,397 B2, Gill discloses two structures featuring a split AFM layer but in both cases the split AFM layers flank a capping layer and the free layer. The pinned layer (200) is pinned by AFM layer 104 which fully underlies it in the standard way. In US 2003/0179507 Freitag et al. describe AFM layers in wing portions of a spin valve sensor. Their configuration is similar to Gill's, with pinned trilayer 220/222/224 being fully underlaid by AFM layer 216. It has been an object of at least one embodiment of the present invention to provide a magnetic read head having greater stability and signal strength than similar devices of the prior art. Another object of at least one embodiment of the present invention has been to allow the seed layers used for growing the AFM and the pinned layers to be independently optimized. Yet another object of at least one embodiment of the present invention has been for said magnetic head be feasible in both top and bottom spin valve formats. Still another object of at least one embodiment of the present invention has been to provide a process for manufacturing said read head. A further object of at least one embodiment of the present invention has been that said process be fully compatible with existing processes for manufacturing read heads. These objects have been achieved by limiting contact between the pinned layer and the AFM to their edges. This still allows the pinned layer to be effectively pinned, but without the shunting effect of the AFM layer. Both TSV and BSV structures are disclosed as well as processes for their manufacture. The basic principle that makes possible the novel design and process of the present invention is illustrated in Referring next to Liftoff mask 42 is then removed and replaced with a second liftoff mask (not shown) which is larger than liftoff mask 42 was. This second liftoff mask is used to first form sloping sidewalls 66 (by ion milling) and then longitudinal bias layer 61 is deposited onto sloping sidewalls 66 following which said the second liftoff mask is removed. The process concludes with the deposition of a pair of opposing conductive leads 62 that contact the TSV, as shown in The process of the second embodiment begins with deposition onto substrate 11 of seed layer 17, as seen in Referring now to Once mask 71 has been removed the process continues as for the first embodiment leading to the structure illustrated in Referring now to With liftoff mask 92 continuing to be in place, antiferromagnetic layer 95 is deposited onto second seed layer 93 and liftoff mask 92 is then removed. To complete the process, BSV stack 22 ( Additional Comments: The AFM on the sides of the sensor serves to define the antiparallel (AP) orientation of the pinned layer for the full AP trilayer as well as the sensor center region. As there is no AFM shunting in the dominant active (center) region, the signal amplitude will be higher than for a conventional design. Furthermore, the sensor can be expected to be more stable than a conventional design as the AFM/lead region does not heat up during ESD (electrostatic discharge), EOS (electrical over-stress), or normal operation. As the AFM is not thermally stressed, it will not experience thermal stability problems, as can occur in conventional designs. Additionally, the AFM layer can be made thicker with no penalty, or otherwise optimized differently in ways that could not be done for conventional designs. Another advantage is that the center GMR stack height is thinner, facilitating smaller shield-to-shield spacings. For both TSV and BSV designs, complete removal of the AFM layer may not be essential. For example, 90% removal will eliminate 90% for the AFM shunting, so most of the benefit is still realized. 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Intimidated not at all by unfamiliar surroundings and an opponent quite used to those surroundings, North Central's Thunderbirds battled Lafayette Central Catholic to the last pitch of the Class A high school baseball state championship game Friday night at Victory Field.
But the T-Birds made one mistake and got one bad break, and that was enough to give the Knights their fifth title by a 3-2 score.
"I can't put it in words. It almost brings me to tears," coach Craig Grow said after the game when asked how proud he was of his still-young team. "[Central Catholic is] a great program, a [five]-time state champion, and we were there. These kids have fought hard the whole season."
"I'm unhappy we lost," said second baseman Nate Lyday, "but I'm still excited we got second. We got to the last possible game, we just came up one run short."
"I'm a little sad, because we made a couple mistakes that cost us the game," said pitcher Connor Strain. "But in baseball you make mistakes. I'm proud of the way we fought back."
Strain allowed just five hits and one earned run, and gave his chance to beat a team that was averaging nearly 11 runs per game in postseason play.
"I just wanted to throw two-seam [fastballs] inside and not let [the Knights] get their hands extended," he explained after the game. "It didn't always work … I missed some spots."
The Knights actually hit only about three balls hard off Strain all night, and one of them was not the triple by catcher Devin Morgan that set up the first run in the bottom of the second inning.
Morgan was fooled by a pitch on the outer half of the plate but slapped it down the right-field line, just inside the bag at first base. It rolled all the way into the corner and he had the first triple of his senior season, scoring four pitches later on a sacrifice fly by Cody Schrader.
"It's a lot bigger park, and our kid [in right field] hustled his butt off," Grow said of that play. "After that [the Knights] get the sacrifice fly."
LCC got two more runs in the bottom of the third, both unearned. A one-out error put Jake Churchill on base and Austin Munn launched an opposite-field drive to the deepest part of the park in left-center. That was good for an RBI triple, and another sacrifice fly by the Knights made it 3-0.
It looked like it would stay that way for quite awhile, as Central Catholic's Brett Haan took a two-hit shutout into the sixth. But then the Thunderbirds mounted their comeback.
Nate Lyday led off with a single between first and second, and Connor Strain followed with a topped roller down the third-base line. Three LCC defenders watched, hoping the ball would roll foul — but as they watched, Lyday raced all the way to third.
"I thought about [taking the extra base] for awhile," Lyday said after the game. "They were sitting there fighting with each other [about picking up the ball] … it was a big gamble, but it had to happen there for us."
"That was heads-up," Grow said, "but our North Central fans are used to that. Give these kids a little room and they'll take the extra base … they are very smart baserunners."
Cole Johnson followed with a slowly hit grounder to the middle of the infield. Lyday broke from third after the throw to first and nearly got thrown out at the plate, but the throw didn't allow Morgan to get to where he could keep Lyday off the front corner of the plate … and during that throw, Strain also took third, from where he scored on a grounder by Craig Bell.
Johnson and Bell were the first two of the six in a row retired by Haan to end the game, however, and the Knights held on. Morgan, who got two hits and limped the rest of the game after his collision with Nate Lyday, won the Class A Mental Attitude Award.
"Those other two runs were unearned," Grow said afterward. "That's not to take anything away from [Lafayette Central Catholic], and not to take anything away from our kids either. I'm not blaming anybody. Our kids did a great, great job — it's just the breaks of the game sometimes."
"I'm still upset we lost," said Johnson after the game, "but we gave [the Knights] an extremely good game. They knew they were in a fight from the beginning. We had a chance at the end, and that's all we could ask for."
"I feel like I had a really good senior year," said Bell, the transfer from Northview and the Thunderbirds' only senior in 2011. "I'm a little disappointed we couldn't get the win today."
Because Bell is the only North Central senior, however, a return to Victory Field wouldn't be outside the realm of possibility for the Thunderbirds — although they'd probably have to play on Saturday afternoon in 2012 because they'll be a Class 2A team then.
"I think they could," Bell said. "If they come out in the winter time and bust their butts, they could get back here."
"We're going to miss Craig. It will really hurt losing him," Connor Strain pointed out. "But we're going to come back this summer and work on making it back next year."
"It will be tough in 2A," Nate Lyday predicted, "but I still think we'll be one of the best teams."
"It will be a little different, looking forward," said Johnson, who started to smile. "But last year we lost in the semistate and this year we lost in the final game.
"Logically, you know what comes next."
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Later, the Green family is watching Miracle on 34th Street. Mary and Cameron are asleep. Kenny is brooding. Meghan is so alone in the world that it's terrifying. Oh, sorry, reading from my high school journal again. It's hard to tell what is the script and what is from my adolescent scribblings. Is everyone tired of this episode? I'll try to summarize. The power goes out. Kenny and Cameron start fighting. They fight so much that they knock over the Christmas tree. Mitch has to scream at them. They start fighting again. Whose fault is it? Mostly Kenny's fault. Okay, Cameron too. Elizabeth is actually cowering in the corner. Everyone is yelling at Kenny and Cam until Mitch yells that they are brothers, and one day they have to leave that house and now is when they are deciding if they are going to leave as friends or strangers. He's all yelling and his forehead is seriously creasing. He storms off and Kenny and Cameron start fighting again until Mary's neck cords have to get into it. There's a knock at my door. It's the UPS guy. I tell him that it's pretty late for a package, but he says he was paid extra to deliver it. I open the box. It's an anvil. The note says, "You're gonna need it. Love, Sars." Mary says that when Mitch was a kid he and his brother were just like Cam and Kenny. A returned letter is the closest communication they've had in ten years. She tells them to think about what Mitch said. I rearrange my Christmas lights to spell "I GET IT" because I. Get. It. There's much more about "Uncle Steve" but since we all get it I'm leaving it alone. They decide to clean the mess up.
Good Girl Meghan helps put the star back on top of the tree as Elizabeth asks why she's been so quiet since Ferret left. Meghan says that everything is fine and that Ferret and Clay are going skiing for the holidays. Elizabeth turns the knife deeper by asking if Meghan is, "Hoping for a chairlift accident." Meghan says they are just friends. Elizabeth asks if that's how friends kiss. Meghan says that was a mistake. Elizabeth turns to Page 25 in the book of So You're Shooting A Very Special Christmas Episode: Lessons Learned From Grandma. "Honey, everyone makes mistakes. It's how you handle it [sic] that counts." Meghan says she knows and straightens the star. Kenny and Cam say that they aren't like Mitch and his brother. Kenny says he doesn't want to be like that. Oh, and "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" drones on in the back. Cam hangs the last of the ornaments (I think it's a miniature of Sars's anvil) back on the tree and turns to Kenny. He pulls an envelope out of his pocket, takes out a piece of paper, rips it in half and hands an end to Kenny. "It's your Christmas present. I'm giving it to you early." "It's half your paycheck." Cam looks up because this is going to be difficult and explains that the window breaking was half his fault, so he wants Kenny to take his gift. Mitch and Mary look on approvingly. Yeah, thanks for the torn-up check, asshole. Now neither of us gets paid. The lights come back on, but the television doesn't start blaring, and the music stops. Whatever. Mitch says he prefers the lights off. He turns them off and kisses Mary. Elizabeth brings over the Menorah and says "Happy Hanukkah." "It ended two weeks ago." "Better late than never." Mitch says his brother always used to help him with that. Sars's anvil falls on my toe. Mitch lights the Menorah and sings. When it's over Kenny says, "It's perfect." Cam says that he has no idea what it means. Apparently they just found out he's Jewish. Mary says that it was beautiful. Mitch says that it's not exactly to tradition, but next year they'll do it right.


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Gail Johnson, the designated fluff-hack for the condo-ad dependent Georgia Straight, gives East Hastings the promotional copy once over in her "Hastings-Sunrise basks in the area's rebirth" (February 20-27, 2014).
She opens with some tired quotes ("The city can't grow any more to the south because there's a border. It can't go anymore to the …." blah blah etc), pays lip service to history, and references new eateries, "districts", and proximities as breezily as possible to get to the prolonged climax: a comprehensive inventory of the local condo developments coming on line. The whole tired, saggy mess is sandwiched amongst and between ads for even more condos and laneway house constructors.
Dave and Candy lived across the alley for years: avid gardeners and professional musicians, great neighbours and lovely people. The house sold and they moved out to deep Burnaby.
The first order of business for the new owners was to cut down the fig and persimmon trees to make way for their camper van -which I've never seen moved.
Yes, it's their property. Of course, they can do as they please. I said hello.
She talked of how conveniently located the neighbourhood was to downtown and the north shore, and they sure are doing a lot of renovations, and how often do you see persimmon trees. And I miss Dave and Candy.
Vancouver? Surrey, maybe? The teeming cesspit of crime and depravity in question is Maple Ridge.
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They're equipped with infra-red cameras, but no worries: the drones can only be deployed when "requested by an agency." We can rest easy, knowing that our precious and increasingly delicate privacy is in the firm grip of the federales.
Skymount Unmanned Systems is a Vancouver-based company providing commercial aerial drone services.
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Real estate hacks "the Mcnabs" are "upping their game" with a DJI Phantom Quadcopter drone: "now we now have a million more options and angles to help promote our listings!"
Security imperatives, capital investiture, private property preoccupations, brought together into a unholy nexus of bolstered profit margins. How might this play out in the Wild West that is our Terminal City?
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"Bert Binning felt the need to build a house that would serve as a direct example of the new possibilities and give tangible evidence of the qualities they were advocating, and therefore set about designing one for himself …. Considering other houses built in 1942, this house was a radical and pioneering project."
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"Binning has been commemorated by UBC by the B.C. Binning Memorial Scholarship …. As well, his name has been given to the larger exhibition space of the civically supported Contemporary Art Gallery built in 1999 in Vancouver. However, the construction of a new University Fine Arts Gallery remained at the bottom of UBC priorities until 1995, when a new gallery opened. Largely subsidized by a private donor, and named for the donor, it omitted any mention of Binning. The moment, on the occasion of Binning's retirement, that Alvin Balkind melancholically labled 'the end of the Binning era,' was already a thing of the past."
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According to its blog, "The Land Conservancy is a non-profit, charitable land trust working throughout British Columbia. TLC protects important habitat for plants, animals and natural communities as well as properties with historical, cultural, scientific, scenic or compatible recreational value.
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That's not going so well.
One of those TLC properties is the Binning House, at 2968 Mathers Crescent, West Vancouver, willed to the Conservancy following Jessie Binning's death in 2007. Come 2013, with its finances in shambles and $200,000 needed to maintain the property, TLC attempted to sell the House to Bruno Wall, President of Wall Financial Corp., who had offered $1.6 million. With the home in private hands and public access and protection no longer assured, a British Columbia Supreme Court challenge resulted in the sale being blocked. The future of the home remains uncertain.
"Binning Tower at Wesbrook, University of British Columbia (UBC) is an unprecedented investment in the future – a lifestyle defined by education, arts, culture and recreation – from the team that also founded The Peter Wall Institute for Advanced Studies in the cultural heart of UBC. The same team was responsible for Wall Centre Downtown, Yaletown Park, Capitol Residences and Wall Centre False Creek, and is currently developing Shannon Wall Centre Kerrisdale and Wall Centre Central Park."
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On the Friday, February 7, 2014, edition of CFRO Co-op Radio's Media Mornings (starting at the 41:18 mark) Harold Steves -one of the architect's of the Dave Barrett NDP government's Agricultural Land Reserve, a long time Richmond City councillor, and an active farmer- noted that Port Metro Vancouver has quietly purchased 226 acres of farmland in Richmond as part of its planned Delta Port expansion on 2,600 acres of farmland in Richmond and Delta.
How will we address the incidental negative externalities, such as a reduced capacity to feed ourselves? The Port has a solution:
A Food for the Future rally will take place on Monday, February 10, 2014 -Family Day- at the Legislature, in Victoria.
Against Delta Port expansion? Have a look at Against Port Expansion in Delta.
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Patent ReferencesHigh speed image processing computer with overlapping windows-div External interface for a high performance graphics adapter allowing for graphics compatibility Patent #: 5404445 InventorsAssigneeApplicationNo. 355517 filed on 12/14/1994US Classes:345/443Straight lineExaminersPrimary: Jankus, Almis R.Attorney, Agent or FirmInternational ClassG06T 011/00Foreign Application Priority Data1993-12-17 JPAbstractTo reduce the hardware of the graphics computer in size and reduce the cost of the hardware, the frame buffer and the main memory are united into one unit to process graphics data in the CPU. The frame buffer is arranged in the main memory, and the graphics computer includes a DMAC used to read pixel data from the frame buffer for display, a display used to receive the pixel data and display it on a display device, such as an LCD, etc., and memories used to store the procedure used by the CPU to draw the pixel data in the said frame buffer. Especially, the said memories are formed so that a single function procedure and a multifunction procedure can be selected to suit the drawing object. In addition, the single function procedure includes a line drawing procedure that uses data tables and a multivalue expansion procedure that uses a pattern table and a mask table. Since the frame buffer and the main memory are united into one unit, the CPU can be used to process graphics data. Thus, the graphics computer hardware is reduced in size and the cost of the hardware is reduced.Other References
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