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Mr. Moto's Gamble
Celebrated as supersleuth, Mr. Moto comes out fighting when a brutal boxing match turns into cold-blooded murder! Assisted by detective-in-training Lee Chan, Moto sets out to track down the killer based on a single ominous clue: a poisoned boxing glove! But when Moto's hunch points to a corrupt gambling syndicate, he's forced to wager his very life to unmask the culprit—or go down for the count...permanently!
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Director: | James Tinling |
Writers: | Charles Belden, Jerome Cady, John P. Marquand |
Peter Lorre
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Keye Luke
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Dick Baldwin
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Lynn Bari
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12-14-2012, 21:00 | #1 |
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Backyard Hang tonight!
Testing out a modified mummy bag UQ tonight. Can't wait for the temp to drop, don't think I'll get to freezing temps but should get cold enough! I can't wait for the morning coffee in the Jetboil!
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Nothing like testing gear in the backyard. It's one of the things I love about hammocks. I'd never even consider it in my tent in the past. Giving up my nice, comfy bed for the ground was inconceivable. Now, it's a pleasure to give up the bed to try something new in the hammock for a night.
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Hope you get the hammock bug tonight and never let it go!!!
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It started raining here about 30 min ago. I grabbed my gear and headed out to the back yard I understand why my wife thinks I'm a bit "off" but I do it anyway....I just can't help myself.
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I moved into an apartment a little over 2 years ago for the first time so I could cut down on bills and open a Tattoo Shop and I can actually say I cant wait to have a house again ! lol Happy testing.
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Good luck with the tattoo shop! When I was in Florida (1999 Ft. Lauderdale) I got a tattoo down there, I think it was Bruce Barts. It's time for new ink, it's been about 10 years...way too long.
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Setting up in the back or side yard is a great way to get a feel for new gear. And I'm sure my tarp setup has received a few funny looks from the paperman now and again.
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New York Yankees Grades for Every Player in July
By Ryan Clutter ,
Hiroki Kuroda is becoming the Yankees' ace.
In an up and down month of July, the New York Yankees have failed to gain any ground in the ultra-competitive American League East.
New York started the month by winning six straight and nine of its first 12 games. However, the offense has stumbled lately, and the Yankees are just 13-12 for the month. In seven games, they have failed to score more than one run, including two shutouts.
As the trade deadline looms, the Yankees have acquired a coveted right-handed hitting outfielder in Alfonso Soriano. Plus, they have activated Derek Jeter and Jayson Nix from the disabled list, and the returns of Curtis Granderson and Alex Rodriguez (if he doesn't get suspended) are on the horizon.
Sitting at 55-51, the Yankees are 8.5 games out of the division and 3.5 games out of the wild card with the most important two months ahead. Still, with 56 games remaining, it's far too early to count the Yankees out, no matter how many hurdles they have to climb.
Some players are heating up, while others have succumbed to the length of a grueling season.
Those position players with fewer than five games played this month get an incomplete grade. Additionally, starting pitcher David Phelps receives an incomplete after landing on the disabled list with a right forearm strain on July 5.
SS Derek Jeter
Recovering from a broken ankle suffered in last year's American League Championship Series, Derek Jeter returned to the lineup on July 11. An infield single on the first pitch he saw in 2013 was typical Jeter. However, he strained his quad later in the game and missed the following 12 games.
Then, Jeter hit a home run on the first pitch he saw against Matt Moore of the Tampa Bay Rays on July 28. For the season—and the month—Jeter is 3-for-12 with two RBIs and three runs scored, providing a much-needed spark in a faltering lineup.
However, he hasn't appeared in enough games to warrant a grade.
OF Alfonso Soriano
Acquired from the Cubs on July 26, Alfonso Soriano was back in the Bronx—or "home,"as he called it—and took his No. 12 straight off Vernon Wells' back.
Soriano was hitless in his first two games, but with Jeter back in the lineup, Soriano had a four-hit game that included his first home run since returning to New York.
He has four RBIs and three runs scored on 5-for-17 for the Bombers while possessing an .846 OPS.
Soriano was the power bat the Yankees needed in the middle of their lineup and will make the Yankees more dangerous offensively, but four games is too small a sample for a proper grade.
IF Jayson Nix
Utility infielder Jayson Nix suffered a hamstring injury on July 1 after going 1-for-5 with a double and two runs scored.
Initially listed day to day, Nix landed on the disabled list July 3 with a strained right hamstring. He missed the majority of the month and returned on July 30 against the Los Angeles Dodgers, going 0-for-3.
OF Melky Mesa
Called up on July 20, Melky Mesa has appeared in four games, starting three of them. He has a .333 average with two doubles and one RBI.
With Curtis Granderson rehabbing from a broken pinkie and close to rejoining the team, Mesa's appearances will be limited in the stretch run of the season.
SP David Phelps
After making a start on July 4, David Phelps hit the disabled list and is currently rehabbing in Double-A Trenton.
He threw 6.1 innings and received his sixth win of the season (6-5) while striking out five and surrendering four earned runs.
Chris Stewart
It has been a frustrating month for Chris Stewart, who has already played in more games this season than any in his career. He has seen his average dip from .259 to .226 in July as he has struggled at the plate the entire month.
In July, Stewart is hitting a dismal .148 with just two doubles and five RBIs in 20 games played. There's been virtually no offense from the catching position the entire season, and becoming a full-time starter for the first time in his career, it's not surprising to see Stewart hit a rough patch at the plate.
He's a career .221 hitter, so any type of contribution helps the Yankees. Still, Stewart is a defensive-minded catcher and has made some outstanding plays behind the plate this month.
He made a spectacular catch in the seats behind home plate against the Boston Red Sox and had the state of mind to throw out Daniel Nava trying to advance to second base.
Stewart threw out two base runners and surrendered one passed ball for the month, per BaseballReference.com.
Overall, it's been the worst month of the season for Stewart.
Grade: D+
Austin Romine
As a reserve catcher, Romine played just 10 games in July, which was by far his most efficient month as a major leaguer.
He hit a solid .333, raising his average from .145 to .198. Of his eight hits (in 24 at-bats), four were doubles, which is more than half of his season total. He has just 17 hits this season.
On July 25, in a 2-0 win against the Texas Rangers, Romine was 3-for-4 with two doubles and a run scored.
Behind the plate, Romine threw out two would-be base stealers and committed one error through July.
Despite not playing every day, Romine has shown significant improvement. He was horrendous at the plate during the first half of 2013 but has five hits in his last 10 at-bats.
Grade: C
Lyle Overbay
Lyle Overbay has been a steady bat all season for manager Joe Girardi. He has 22 hits in July, hitting a solid .272 with five multi-hit games.
Overbay hit three of his 12 home runs in the month and drove in 11 runs. He connected on a grand slam off of Kansas City Royals pitcher Wade Davis in an 8-1 win on July 10.
It seems every time the Yankees need a big hit, it's Overbay who delivers. This was his best offensive month of the year.
In the field, Overbay committed just one error. It looks as if Overbay will be first baseman for the rest of the year, and it's a good time to start heating up.
Grade: B+
Robinson Cano
It's no surprise Robinson Cano had the best month for the Yankees. He hit .333 in July, clubbing four home runs and driving in a team-high 22 runs.
His 28 hits include seven multi-hit games and nine extra-base hits. He slugged .536 with an OPS of .967.
Cano committed one error appearing in all 25 games this month. He brought his average from .287 up to .297 and added a stolen base.
He makes everything look easy, though if he hustled on ground balls, he might have a few extra hits.
Grade: A
Eduardo Nunez
Eduardo Nunez—who can't keep his helmet on his head—returned from the 60-day disabled list on July 6 and was immediately placed in the starting lineup, appearing in 18 straight games.
He hit a respectable .258 with four of his 16 hits going for extra bases. He had five multi-hit games, including two games with three hits.
However, Nunez did commit three errors at shortstop. On one play, he airmailed Overbay at first on what appeared to be a routine throw.
It was a mediocre month for the 26-year-old infielder.
Grade: C
Brent Lillibridge
Making his Yankees debut on July 19, utility infielder Brent Lillibridge hit .185 through eight games. He has five hits, one stolen base, three RBIs and two scored runs.
On defense, he made an error that cost the Yankees four runs against a tough Rangers team, only to lead to his own heroics as he hit the go-ahead RBI single in the top of the ninth.
With Jeter and Nix back, cracking the lineup won't be easy during the remainder of the season.
Grade: D
David Adams
Before being optioned back to Triple-A Scranton/Wilkes Barre, David Adams played seven games to the tune of a .250 batting average in July. He recorded at least one hit in four of the seven games, with two RBIs, five strikeouts and three runs scored.
He didn't do enough to stay on the club, as he was optioned in favor of Nix.
Grade: D
Luis Cruz
With a sprained right knee, Cruz was the latest Yankee to be placed on the disabled list. Coming over from the Dodgers, Cruz appeared in 16 straight games, playing above-average defense on the left side of the diamond.
He sprained his knee running down a pop-up in shallow left field.
Cruz batted .182 with 10 hits and 13 strikeouts. He wasn't much of a presence on the bases, with a .224 on-base percentage and .424 OPS.
Grade: D
DH Travis Hafner
For never playing the field, Hafner has been struggling mightily to hit the ball. His power is virtually nonexistent, hitting zero home runs in July.
Hafner hit a putrid .143, slugging .196. He had eight total hits and struck out 18 times. As a designated hitter, two RBIs in an entire month is well below his production potential. Hafner was placed on the disabled list with a right shoulder injury.
Grade: F
Brett Gardner
After a scorching month of June, center fielder Brett Gardner cooled off in July. He totaled 20 hits—after 35 in June—and had just four extra-base hits.
Not a power hitter by any means, Gardner recorded six multi-hit games.
He's still striking out way too much, 17 more in July and 88 for the season, but his on-base percentage of .360 led to six stolen bases.
Grade: C+
Ichiro Suzuki
At age 39, Ichiro is still playing at a high level. He hit .304 in July, failing to record a hit in just five games. He had a .333 on-base percentage.
At the plate, Ichiro had 28 hits, one home run, one triple and four doubles. He had three games with three or more hits, including a 4-for-4 game against Tampa Bay on July 28.
Ichiro scored 11 runs and had a .736 OPS. He was second on the team with nine RBIs, behind Cano's 22 RBIs.
He tallied one outfield assist, throwing out Hanley Ramirez of the Dodgers from right field on July 30.
Grade: A-
Vernon Wells
After an ice-cold June, Vernon Wells hit .295 in July with three doubles and seven RBIs. Recording a .290 OPS in June, Wells' OPS for July is .710. He had five games with two hits, four of them resulting in wins.
He had two outfield assists, one from right field and one from left field, showing off his strong arm.
With an OBP of .366, this was Wells' best month since April, despite not hitting a single home run.
Grade: B+
Zoilo Almonte
Zoilo Almonte sprained his ankle on July 19, resulting in a stint on the disabled list. He had 13 hits in the month, but he saw his average drop from .303 to .236 in 15 games. He drove in four runs and scored five.
The team won all three games in which Almonte had more than one hit.
Grade: C-
CC Sabathia
It's been a tough grind for ace CC Sabathia, who hasn't pitched up to par all season. In 30 innings through July, Sabathia gave up 40 hits, 22 earned runs and six home runs. He did strike out 31 batters, but his ERA for July was 6.60 with a 1-3 record.
In three straight starts, Sabathia has given up seven or more runs for the first time in his career.
For the ace of the staff, Sabathia has been absolutely horrible, and while he eats innings, his fastball is staying up and either getting too much of the plate or none of it. He walked 12 batters this month.
Grade: F
Hiroki Kuroda
Hiroki Kuroda has emerged as the ace of the Yankees rotation, posting a 0.69 ERA and 0.96 WHIP in 26 innings. He struck out 16 batters and allowed two earned runs on 20 hits for the month.
After taking a no-decision in a 2-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles on July 7, Kuroda received a win in his next three starts to improve his record to 10-6. He lowered his season ERA from 2.95 to 2.51, good for second best in the American League.
Kuroda is one of the only reliable starters for the current Yankees.
Grade: A+
Andy Pettitte
It has been a disappointing year for the 41-year-old Andy Pettitte. He made six starts in July but increased his season ERA. He allowed at least two earned runs in every start, surrendering five home runs and striking out just 13 in 29.2 innings pitched. His ERA for the month was 4.85 with a WHIP of 1.48.
The one thing going Pettitte's way is he grinds out wins. He was 3-3 in July.
There's still time to right the ship, but Pettitte needs to figure it out soon.
Grade: D+
Ivan Nova
After being sent to Triple-A, Ivan Nova has come back with a vengeance. He went 2-2 in July, recording 29 strikeouts in 31 innings. He had a 2.03 ERA and 0.97 WHIP.
He went at least seven innings in all of his four starts, including a complete-game victory with 11 strikeouts versus Baltimore on July 5.
He gave up seven earned runs the entire month and lowered his ERA by more than one point, from 4.63 to 3.41.
Grade: A-
Phil Hughes
Making five starts, Phil Hughes has thrown 28 innings with a record of 1-2 in July. He's given up 28 hits and struck out 20 batters with an ERA of 3.86 and a 1.29 WHIP. His last two starts have been no-decisions, yet the Yankees came out on top.
He struck out a season-high 10 batters on July 13 versus Minnesota. Hughes brought his ERA down from 4.82 to 4.58.
Grade: C+
Boone Logan
The lefty specialist Boone Logan made eight appearances in July, pitching 5.2 innings. He had an ERA of 3.18, striking out six batters. He achieved that by striking out the side in two separate games. Logan had a 1.16 WHIP.
Logan gave up a total of four hits and two home runs and was credited with a blown save against the Texas Rangers on July 23.
Grade: C-
Preston Claiborne
The 25-year-old Preston Claiborne threw 10.1 innings with a 3.48 ERA and one hold in July. He struck out eight, walked three and gave up nine hits.
Since July 12, Claiborne has thrown 7.1 innings, giving up just three hits and striking out seven. Aside from his first two appearances in the month, Claiborne has pitched great, but those performances will bring his grade down a mark.
Grade: C+
Adam Warren
Adam Warren appeared in five games, throwing 10.2 innings and allowing 11 hits. His ERA was 5.06 as he gave up six earned runs thanks to two home runs and six walks. He gave up a walk-off home run to Mike Napoli in a heartbreaking 8-7 loss to the Boston Red Sox.
Warren is having control problems and has struggled the past two months.
Grade: D-
Shawn Kelley
Shawn Kelley has been effective this season, pitching to a 0.93 ERA and 0.62 WHIP in July. He's thrown 9.2 total innings with 14 strikeouts and just one walk. Kelley has given up just five hits and recorded three holds.
The one blemish was giving up a walk-off bloop single to Mark Ellis of the Dodgers on July 30. In his outing against the Boston Red Sox on July 21, Kelley struck out five batters over two innings in one of his most impressive outings of the season.
Grade: B-
Joba Chamberlain had his best month of the season on the mound. He threw a total of six innings in seven appearances, owning a 1.50 ERA. He picked up his first two wins of the season, now 2-0.
He didn't allow a home run and gave up just one run on five hits in the month. In three separate outings, Chamberlain got three outs in under 10 pitches. He dropped his ERA from 6.05 to 4.97 through the month.
Grade: B
David Robertson
David Robertson has been lights out in July. He threw a total of 12 innings without allowing a single run, keeping his ERA at 0.00 and WHIP at 0.67 for the month.
He struck out 17 batters and walked one, giving up seven hits. His ultra-impressive month dropped his ERA from 2.59 to 1.83.
Robertson has been unhittable.
Grade: A+
Mariano Rivera
It's been another great month for the greatest closer of all time. His month was separated by a trip to the All-Star Game, where he received a standing ovation from the entire crowd and the players in both dugouts.
For the Yankees, he threw 9.1 innings with a 1.93 ERA and 0.96 WHIP. He struck out nine batters and forced 17 ground balls.
He went 1-1 in July with one blown save and seven converted saves.
Grade: A


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I did not stick around to see Glenn Beck's extravaganza at the Lincoln Memorial, not out of protest but because I had work to do in Philadelphia. But I was more than satisfied by my memories of the earlier event at that site I'd covered for the old Washington Star, when the theme was civil rights and the speech of the day turned out to be the historic "I Have a Dream" oration by Martin Luther King Jr.
It's hard to imagine now, but there was a lot of tension then at the Star and in the rest of white establishment Washington about that gathering of African-Americans and their sympathizers. I had been on vacation earlier in August at the family cabin in northern Michigan, and normally the Star did not pester me when I was on a break. But Newby Noyes, our editor, wanted all hands on deck — because no one knew what would happen if the hundreds of thousands who were supposed to arrive by bus and caravan from across the country actually descended on the capital. No one was more nervous than the Kennedy administration, as the memoirs later published by veterans of the White House and the Justice Department make clear. What sometimes is forgotten in the glow of King's uplifting words is that this was a protest rally — and protests sometimes get out of hand. The frustration was great because hopes for civil rights had been raised so high by Kennedy's campaign rhetoric and by his decision to name his brother Robert as attorney general. The top ranks of the Justice Department were filled with civil rights advocates, but on Capitol Hill, the traditional opponents were slow-walking every bill, with scarcely an audible objection from the White House. So no one in the press corps knew exactly how the drama would unfold that day or what kind of stories we would be writing by nightfall. I remember making my way from the Star office in Southwest Washington uphill to the Capitol and then down onto the Mall, where the crowds were beginning to assemble. As their numbers increased, it became clearer and clearer that the mood of the day would be fellowship and the spirit one of brotherhood. Everywhere you looked, and everyone with whom you talked, you could see and hear people celebrating the friendships they had just struck up with their fellow "protesters." I filled my notebook with comments from marchers who had journeyed long distances, and I wrote down the reasons they gave me for making the effort. A few had specific political agendas — voicing their distaste for the blockades the legislation had encountered. But most said they had heard about the plans at church or at temple and simply decided they wanted to be part of it. They came to affirm their solidarity and, if you will, their humanity. What became apparent, as the masses moved slowly along the Reflecting Pool and gathered before the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, was that if this was a mob, it was the most benign mob in history. Even before a word was spoken — let alone the eloquent words that have echoed down through history — it had become absolutely evident from the people themselves that achieving civil rights would be the way to heal, not damage, the country. I went back to the Star wondering what it was we had been afraid of. And I've remembered this many times since, when people have tried to teach us to fear certain things, such as someone else's marriage or place of worship. E-mail syndicated columnist David Broder at firstname.lastname@example.com like this story
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Ideas and Tips for Wall Decor
Walls are great big canvases that need decoration. From wall paint and coverings to decorations and wall art wall decor offers a myriad design solutions for each room. Probably the easiest wall decor is the use of color in wall paint and wall vinyl stickers. The latter are easy to apply and they can make a cool feature wall, a strong accent and simply an eye-drawing decor.
Wall Coverings
Wall coverings offer so many design options today. From textures wallpaper to patterns, bright colorful solutions to 3D wonders that can transform an architecture of a room. Wall coverings are commonly more expensive than paint but these can provide one with so many designs and patterns as well as ready textures.
Wall Paint
Wall paint can vary too. From textures to colors and hues to sheen and finish. Besides the paint gives one a bit of artistic freedom to paint and draw on the walls. anything from stripes to wall art.
Vinyl Stickers
Vinyl stickers can decorate the room in an instant. They can function as wall art or missing parts of decor like a bed headboard or shelving. There are many stylish and varied vinyl sticker designs that can add to almost any decor.
Wall Decorations
All the other wall decorations like photos, artworks, dishes, shelves, mirrors and many others can be arrange to make a feature wall in the room or decorate an empty hallway.
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November 13th, 2013 at 5:16 amWall decals are always a great option! They give a "painted on" look to your walls.
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The Bitter Reality in 2012 Sweden; A Vinous Hypocrisy
To all my foreign friends; an insight in the Swedish monopoly of alcoholic beverages.
I'm at my parents place. I wish to contribute with something special in our glasses tonight since the whole family is gathered. My parents live in a city with 42,000 inhabitants. Not small, not big. Still of a size so that specialized shops can establish themselves. When it comes to purchasing alcoholic beverages though – in Sweden – we are refered to the retail state monopoly, Systembolaget. In the city of Landskrona, where my parents live, there is one Systembolaget store.
Now, I would be fine with this if the assortment would be of such character that every one wishing to import a specific product could have it on the shelves. As you might understand on my choice of words, this is not the case. No, you will find the same mainstream products on all shelves, from the south of Sweden up to the north. That means only products of considerable size will make it, not a family produced wine of smaller production. Same prerequisites for everone?
Sure, you can order from the importers, the ones who sell their products to Systembolaget, and pick them up in your local Systembolaget store. But that calls for planning. Never ever expect to be able to pick up something special if your being spontaneous – or as in my case, spontaneous and visiting.
My parents are from Denmark originally, from a city slightly smaller than Landskrona (Köge, 35,000 inhabitants). It's just 45 minutes by boat from Landskrona. In Köge there are wine stores and the supermarkets have plenty of wines to chose between. Being spontaneous in Köge, Denmark would be easy and also fun, because I would have been allowed to pick up something of boutique size as well.
In Landskrona, the most expensive white wine bottle I can buy spontaneously, is a 2012 Cloudy Bay Sauvignon blanc at 199 SEK (22 euros). The assortment of better whites is painfully poor and should I wish to pick up a Burgundy, let's say just a Mersault, Puligny-Montrachet or a Chassagne-Montrachet – even a negociant wine, I would have to reconsider. Nothing.
The vinous road to freedom; the bridge from Malmoe to Copenhagen.
The state claims that it is all about the health aspects. That is why we have the retail monopoly. Never ever is it mentioned that revenues could be a reason as well. I respect the health concern and agrees fully, that alcohol needs to be treated with respect. But, in all other matters in our country, people are supposed to be able to take care of themselves. Other monopolies has disappeared, like the drug stores monopoly, but one still remains.
Strangely though, I can chose between more than a 100 so called bag-in-boxes, 3 liters boxes with wine. Since the taxes are so high and the supplemental charges do their part as well, the boxes are lower in price compared to bottles. Hence people buy more boxes in this country than anywhere else. 3 liters is a lot. 4 bottles. It is easy to take yet a pour from the tap and that is what people do. Hence they drink more. Health aspects, huh?
For a country, part of EU and the free movements of goods, services, people and means, it is fascinating that this is allowed to continue. Quantity thinking, large scaled producers who can ease the logistics issue of Systembolaget, are more than welcome. A quality driven family run boutique winery? Please move on. You're not welcome to Sweden because we have to consider the health aspect.
This is 2012. Who will finally reveal this hypocrisy and what Systembolaget actually is all about?
Happy New Year everyone! Keep an eye open for my soon to be published annual wine odyssey of the year.
PS. In all of this, I have to salute all the wine importers of the country, struggling to make our lives richer when it comes to the assortment (offering interesting wines to order). But the price they are paying are ridiculous and they can't compete on the same terms as foreign internet wine stores.
Ingvar Johansson
Ahh! You should have called me, my friend. I could have helped you out :-)
http://madaboutmadeira.org/ Niklas Jorgensen
Too kind of you Ingvar! For sure I'd get something unique then!
Joakim Råhberg
Amen to this, Niklas!
http://madaboutmadeira.org/ Niklas Jorgensen
Tired of the lies and thought it perhaps is better to influence those outside of Sweden (since many of my friends are wine producers as well and have a hard time selling their stuff here, well, not even getting in!) And I know you share my views. We should open a wine store when the colossus finally falls!
A brilliant approach!!
Great point!-
http://winevirtuosity.com Niklas Jorgensen
Thanks Daniel. Just felt so desolating, when standing there and nothing to pick up. Can't understand why it has to be like this.
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Oklahoma is Oct 1 to Jan 15 for Archery. 6 deer total, 4 does and 2 buck. You can add a seventh if you hunt Antlerless holiday. :D
Idaho is very similar, no electronics on bow or expandable heads, and with few exceptions it's one deer per year regardless of what weapon you decide to take it with. (same for elk, bear, mtn lion)
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she should have push kicked his ass over the hedge gerry b style, isn't this why they build skate parks in the city.
she should have push kicked his ass over the hedge gerry b style, isn't this why they build skate parks in the city.
yeah proy the wrong thing to do, but those skaters were such douches they deserved it. And I dont' care if you didn't know 1) obviously you did know and 2) ingorance of the law is no excuse, i'm sure you run into that ignorance a lot too
Take your pick: Some douchebag skater falls over a bush, or she fines him for hundreds of dollars? I'll bet the douche skater would take the fall. Unless you know the laws in that area over skateboarding, you bitch ass skaters should quit your whining.
Stupid bitch: skaters get too much shit, dumb bitch should be looking out for shit that matters. like drug deals and mexicans!
this is: a perfect example of how its only okay for violence to flow down the heirarchy. i gaurantee that if he would have pushed that pig back, he would be in jail.
WTF: that dumb bit@! cant place a finger on him without reason to believe he/ she is in harms way. and he wasnt husting anyone by manulin on that ledge. i hope he sued her ass!
cops: gota love em lmao yea i cant sk8 lol but when i was with friends or out with other people we wouldnt do a dam thing and cops would come up saying we did something and he never came close to it hell 1 said we tagged a store on the back or side and none of us had spray nor paint on our hands no bags to hold gloves paint or any thing just walking to a friends to play xbox so yea to my point 80% of cops just do stuff like this cuz they think they can get away with it or just really bord
those skaters must have been jews: see how the first words out of his mouth is Assault! assault! I bet those skate punks fall 20 times harder than that shove into a shrub and they dont go crying about it. fkn society is full of babies
We gotta stop: Black on White Crime! It's becoming an epidemic! Jesse Jackson should agree.
what the hell?: What a bunch of nazis?!?! What the hell is wrong with skating? I really just don't understand... are you jealous because you can't do it? I hope mike vallely kicks all your asses.
should have pushed into the rose bushes: then used mace on the wounds and the stick on the blisters
stupid punks: If they can't skateboard there they can't skateboard there. The cop should have beaten those punks!
wat a fukin retard: the black cops r usually the cool ones but this one is just fuked up
COps are just mad: That the skater/snowboarder/surfer lifestyle constitutes rebellion and they have to do everything by the book
im: pretty sure it was a nose manual, the quality isnt good on the vid so it still could be a grind
Heads up...: Cameraman said "there's no signs that say we can't" and technically, if it is city property they can skate wherever unless a sign has been posted otherwise!


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Bates student one of three to win Campus Compact awardSenior Trung Trong Huynh of Portland is one of three students named to receive the Maine Campus Compact's 2002 Student Heart and Soul Award for outstanding contributions in community service and service-learning. |
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Students receive awards for service-learning internshipsFourteen Bates College students have received Arthur Crafts Awards to assist them in developing and implementing service-learning projects. |
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Lewiston Middle School hosts 'Diversity Day' for preschoolersUnder the direction of a Bates College junior and two Lewiston Middle School (LMS) teachers, a group of eighth graders will host a hands-on "Diversity Day" for 30 preschoolers Wednesday, Dec. 5, in the Lewiston Middle School Library. |
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7:00 - 9:00 p.m. | Jim Matthews: Beer, Booze and Books (Dana Center, Koonz Theatre) Students will hear critical information about college drinking in an entertaining and non-judgmental manner. Attorney Deb Ford: Title Nine Speaker (Dana Center, Koonz Theatre) |
9:00 p.m. | "Michael Kent: Comedian, Magician" (Dana Center, Koonz Theatre) In a style reminiscient of a late-night talk show, Michael invites the audience to laugh with him at the absurdity of a modern-day magician. He combines his sarcastic and irreverent sense of humor with mind-blowing magic. |
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9 - 10 a.m. | Breakfast with your team (Davison Hall) Students will use their own I.D. cards. |
10 a.m. - 12 p.m. | Anselmian Class Induction Ceremony | Class Picture (Dana Center | Grappone Stadium) |
12 - 1 p.m. | Lunch with your team (Davison Hall) Students will use their own I.D. cards. |
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8 - 10 p.m. | Hypnotist Paul Ramsay (Dana Center, Koonz Theatre) Local hypnotist Paul Ramsay will keep you laughing as he takes you on a journey into the mind. |
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Putin Sacks Defense Minister Serdyukov
Topic: Oboronservis Case
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NOVO-OGARYOVO, November 6 (RIA Novosti) – President Vladimir Putin relieved Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov of his duties on Tuesday, and appointed Sergei Shoigu as his replacement.
"Taking into consideration the situation that has emerged regarding the Defense Ministry, in order to create the requisite conditions for an objective investigation of all the issues, I made the decision to relieve Defense Minister Serdyukov of his duties," Putin said.
Russia's Defense Ministry has recently become embroiled in a scandal over alleged real estate scams involving nearly $100 million run by state defense firm Oboronservis.
A spokesperson for Russia's Investigation Committee – a body similar to the FBI – said Serdyukov could now be questioned in connection with the case.
"Putin personally took the decision to sack Serdyukov," the Kremlin said in a statement. "The appointment of Shoigu as defense minister was made on the recommendation of the prime minister [Dmitry Medvedev]."
Serdyukov, 50, who was appointed by then Prime Minister Putin in February 2007, was Russia's first civilian defense minister. He oversaw an attempted streamlining of the military, which caused resentment within the armed forces.
Shoigu, 57, most recently served as Moscow Region governor, and before that headed Russia's Emergencies Ministry, where he consistently enjoyed some of the highest approval ratings among cabinet ministers. A four-star army general, his appointment is likely to be welcomed by the military.
"This was a surprise," Shoigu said of his appointment at meeting with Putin. "I will try to do everything in my powers…to repay your trust in me."
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- baseboyMake the good use14:44, 06/11/2012A humble request to new Defense Minister, make the good use of your power to both India and Russia to become strong and prosperous relationship for both people (looking forward for putinji's visit to India) Wishing a timeless relationship's of our great country
- ruypenalvaAn incompetent18:25, 06/11/2012This sir is an incompetent. Several times I said this his but was not published.
- xama226Great harm to the security of Russia16:36, 07/11/2012Russia at this moment is still armed with soviet weapons. The ex DM completely disorganised the army. The effect is exactly the same as the shooting of the brightest leaders of the armrby Stalin in 1937. The Nazis almost tookmoscow.
- bobmarley1987?23:25, 07/11/2012what do you thing about sergei the new md?
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November 19th, 2012, 11:22 AM | #61 |
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cc how are your oil changes so damn much!?
my truck holds 10 quarts,12 bucks a jug*2 24 bucks,12 dollars for a wix oil filter, 24 for a fuel filter.... 60 bucks and i have my oil changed and run another 12-15k and have oil to start a fire with.... you having a dealer do it?
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November 19th, 2012, 11:36 AM | #62 |
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2002 dodge 2500 3.73 gears 265/75r16 ats 100hp injectors edge jwa set on 3 (5 nets better mileage but also hard to control boost and smoke) synthetics all the way around cai keep the trash in the garage extremely light right foot keep boost under 5psi as much as possible. Going to work and back is 60mph straight not many hills or stops. I get 19.5-20 mpg. Hand calculated using the same pump for every full up. Now with winter fuel I get 17ish. Highway empty at 65 mph is 22 ish. I mod and drive for mileage and towing. Towing is all over to many variables.
November 19th, 2012, 11:46 AM | #63 |
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November 19th, 2012, 12:51 PM | #67 |
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13 cross country towing heavy, 17-18 round town, hand calculated. I though I got over 20 on a trip, but dicount it to bad math skills. $100 oil change/filter/fuel filter every 10k, all fluids every 30k. I replaced a battery and the serpentine belt because it was cracked and dished out $1000 for a VP44. The vehicle is very efficient. But it is bipolar, somedays it thinks its a Peterbilt, other days it thinks its a Ferrari.
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November 19th, 2012, 01:15 PM | #68 |
2004 F-350 6.0 PSD CC/SB 4X4 4" exhaust is the only mod. 18mpg at 65 and 14-15mpg city being very gentle
2004 Silverado 3500HD 6.6 DMAX 6spd manual trans 4X4 CC/LB Dually. 4" Exgaust, AFE Cold Air, EFI Live Tuning, Boost fooler. 24mpg at 65mph and 18-20mpg daily 2002 F-350 7.3PSD CC/LB 4X4 4" exhaust, AFE Cold Air, Rosewood Stage 2 fuel sticks, 6 position Custom tuned chip to match fuel sticks, 4" lift and 35" tires. 21mpg at 65mph and 15-19mpg daily depending on how hard it gets driven. 1988 Ford Ranger 2.3L Turbo Diesel. SC/SB 2X4 5spd Manual trans. ALL STOCK 40mpg at 60mph and 30-35 daily All trucks are running Lucas Fuel additive to replace what the low sulfure A$$ Hats from the EPA have taken from our presious diesel fuel. F#%K THE EPA!!!!!! Last edited by 1tonroller; November 19th, 2012 at 01:22 PM. |
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November 19th, 2012, 04:40 PM | #74 |
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07 2500HD (Classic) LBZ. The best I've seen on a tank was 20.1 MPG, all freeway. The last 12 month average is at 16.6 MPG, $0.24 / Mile.
Maintenance is a little more expensive, but not by much. One thing people don't think about with a Diesel too much is the additional Re-Sale value of it. The depreciation per mile is much less then an equivalent gasser. I figure that when I sell the truck, the difference between my total $$$ / Mile between the diesel and a gasser will be damn near even. -Rob |
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November 19th, 2012, 05:28 PM | #76 | |
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price a used gasser vs diesel. there is a huge price difference in the initial buy in of a diesel. the diesel option on a new truck is about $8k over the gas engine. most gassers now will run 300k mi easy. the longevity factor is almost gone, used to be a big selling point for diesels. i have seen an e250 gasser that has near a million miles(hot shot truck). gonna have to throw alot of miles on your truck while towing to make back the 8k extra u spent. if you tow alot or in the mountains, sure diesel is great. to tow a few times a month, gas all the way. my v10 sucks gas! i have put mabey 10k miles on it in that last 3 years. if the wifes travel trailer was not so big, i would buy a v6 stick f150 to tow. her tt is massive and tows for shit, for safety i keep the superduty. Last edited by joe_jeep; November 19th, 2012 at 06:29 PM. |
November 19th, 2012, 06:30 PM | #77 |
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I didn't know it was that cheap. I heard it is decent oil. My dad is a distributor of amsoil so that's what I run even in the lawn mower. I use their 15w40 in my duramax and so far so good but it only has 26,000 miles on it. I changed the oil in it once and it was just over a hundred bucks. That was 2.5 gal jug of oil amsoil filter and wix fuel filter.
November 19th, 2012, 07:21 PM | #78 |
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Mines a 2009 3500HD Duramax. Got 40k on it and I get 17 driving daily back and forth on Grand River to work, 21 on the Hwy doing 60-65. 14-15 pulling my 28ft camper up to Luzerne keeping it at 60. Previous truck was a 2003 1500HD 6L, 13 on the same Grand River route to work, 13 on the Hwy and a sad sad 7-8 pulling the same camper to Luzerne.
November 19th, 2012, 08:21 PM | #79 |
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2011 lml. 18ish going to the cabin. 14-16 to work and back lately. I have an AFE CAI and a bullydog that is just being used to for a gauge and for the speedometer. Thinking about putting an H&S on it but not sure yet. 6.5" BDS lift and 37 Bfg all-terrains. My 2010 gasser was 12 on a really good day and 7-8 towing the snowmobiles.
November 19th, 2012, 08:24 PM | #80 |
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It was only $60 for oil and a filter and $12 for a fuel filter for my 7.3, although online the fuel filter is listed at $29. I think that was valvoline heavy duty oil.
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Porcelain, glaze, slip; Bones, glass beads, vintage lace, wire.
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on being a lazy-ass femme
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and i fucking adore tumblr femmes and all the fucking gorgeous hair/makeup/clothes/shoes/vintagey crap
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for those of us who eat hot wings that stain our lips and call it makeup
for those of us who live in pajamas and pile our hair into buns instead of picking up a brush or finding clean underwear
for those of us who let our pubes grow free not because we're being revolutionary vulva warriorzz but because we're not that fucking flexible okay
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Title | Biosecurity interventions: global health and security in question |
Author | Davies, Sara Ellen |
Year Published | 2009 |
Publisher | Wiley-Blackwell Publishing Ltd |
Citation | International Affairs, Vol. 85(3), pp. 639-639 |
Peer Reviewed | No |
Published | Yes |
Alternative URI | http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1468-2346.2009.00819.x |
Research Centre | Centre for Governance and Public Policy; Griffith Asia Institute |
Faculty | Griffith Business School |
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The multi-store model of memory is concerned with the cognitive area of psychology. It suggests that memory is dived up into different stores, sensory, short term and long-term; it was identified by Atkinson and Shiffrin (1968).
The short-term memory is believed to be able to hold about seven "bits" or chunks of information for about 20 seconds without rehearsal. This information will move into the long-term memory if the information is repeated or rehearsed. In the diagram above it demonstrates how the rehearsal loop will send the information back around into the short term memory this will eventually go on into the long term memory.
Glazner and Cunitz (1966) were interested and studied the primacy-recency effect. They also wondered if it made sense to consider the short and long term memory as two different stores. They then conducted experiments to see if they could independently manipulate the short and long-term memory. They conducted experiments of free recall with a list of words this lead them to the primacy and recency effect and the serial position curve (a U shaped graph) which shows how people tend to remember more words from
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"No one was injured and the resulting fire was extinguished by Kennedy Space Center fire personnel.
"Failures such as these were anticipated prior to the test, and are part of the development process for any complex spaceflight hardware."
The Associated Press reports that NASA said the likely cause of the crash was component in the GPS navigation system.
Morpheus had successfully completed 19 tethered test flights before Thursday's first untethered attempt, including one last Friday.
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Designed, developed, manufactured and operated in-house by engineers at NASA's Johnson Space Center, the Morpheus Project represents not only a vehicle to advance technologies, but also an opportunity to try out "lean development" engineering practices. Morpheus is a NASA-designed vehicle. It was manufactured and assembled at JSC and Armadillo Aerospace. Morpheus is large enough to carry 1,100 pounds of cargo to the moon – for example, a humanoid robot, a small rover, or a small laboratory to convert moon dust into oxygen – performing all propellant burns after the trans lunar injection. The primary focus of the test bed is to demonstrate an integrated propulsion and guidance, navigation and control system that can fly a lunar descent profile to exercise the Autonomous Landing and Hazard Avoidance Technology (ALHAT) safe landing sensors and closed-loop flight control.
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