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Question- Installing controls on Steering wheel on a W/T
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I have 08 Silverado W/T and i was hoping that i could install some Steering wheel control for the radio and Cruise control wanted to ask you guys if this is an option on a Work truck??
06-22-2012, 05:51 PM #2I know you can add it. But as far as Cruise control goes i'm not too sure. I know for sure you can have the others (Phone/Radio/Etc). I got a screen installed in my Sierra and that rendered the SWC useless, popped the old one out, got one that worked like a remote and mounted it to my steering wheel, of course it won't be as flushed as the factory one, but it sure beats that extremely long 12 inch reach to the screen! :P
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I will add that I asked a police Master Trainer, when I did something stupid, "how long do you have to do this not to need somebody WATCHING you and pointing out your mistakes" and she said, "NEVER, I have been doing this for over 30 years and still need an objective set of eyes to watch me and point out my mistakes"
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I find it confusing that folks purchase a puppy already fully aware that it is not going to be a cute little ball of fur, ready to snuggle 24/7. The behaviors a GSD pup exhibits in it's youth should be no suprise. They ALL have the same behaviors. Some to a lesser extent and some to a greater extent. Suddenly, everyone has that one off monster pup, worse than any GSD pup ever known to man.
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My only issue with the thread is the title and the information given. I think its more than fair for some people to dispute that a 6 month old puppy needs an ecollar in order to get it out of the "landshark phase." I've been randomly rebuffed plenty of times when a fact that I stated wasn't "complete" and the reason given by the other posted was "just in case someone searched the forum, found your statement, and wanted to take it as 100% fact." (Most times completely out of the context of either the thread or the post).
So now, after this post, people will come on for advice on how to get over their puppy bitting, and will think that their monster is just as bad, or worse, than OP's monster. So then the only answer is clearly the ecollar. And that is just false, for the rest of us, we somehow managed to teach our dogs not to bite us without it. I know for sure all the dogs at my club get taught to not bite without it, and many of those people have had many many more GSDs than OP. Maybe, this dog is worse than the hundreds that have come through my club, and the thousands that have been in the hands of all the members of this forum. But its pretty difficult to believe that, especially with how the OP describes the other things the dog does (sounds like a very good, sound, dog). I think the majority of us would not have had an issue if OP stated, I had my dog evaluated by a trainer and the trainer said this was the only way to teach your dog to do this. But from an arms-length point of view, to many of us, we have a hard time believing this couldn't have been taught with treats, redirection, or other methods that don't involve any kind of punishment or physical correction. Anyways...back to the point of this thread giving out misleading information. I remember a thread not too long ago where someone posted about the magic of the ecollar and a new member responded by saying how they can't wait to get one because they can't potty train their 4 month old. They clearly thought that this magical tool would teach their dog to potty outside. So...how many of you would agree that a way to housebreak a dog is an ecollar (or any form or correction)? This is where this thread goes down a slippery slope...
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The pup, pees? Shock. The pup whines in it's crate? Shock. The pup doesn't sit? Shock. Down? Shock. Stay? Shock. Paw? Shock. Crawl to it's bowl for dinner? Shock. Be totally still while the handler smothers it with affection? Shock. Instant Gradification.
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OP, what is your pup's breeding? He sounds like a handful!
I find it telling that most of the anti-ecollar people have never actually used an ecollar. I've never used one, but I certainly would if I needed to... I personally don't claim to be a great trainer, I use what works on each individual dog. Especially if the dog's life is at stake (stop, recall, etc) I will use whatever methods give the quickest and surest result without harming the dog. For some things like chasing livestock, I would use an ecollar if other methods fail--many dogs simply get the idea that they aren't supposed to chase stock when the owner is present--but if the owner is absent, it's a free-for-all! That's when you have to get the dog to internalize the no-chasing rule by setting the dog up, watching through a window or out of the dog's sight, so that the punishment comes from God Almighty. At least that's how I would do it. I'm sure someone will tell me it's wrong and that I shouldn't own a dog, etc. The problem with ecollars, and others have already said this, is that most people don't use them correctly. It seems to me that the OP actually *is* using it correctly, after exhausting all other options. Some folks would simply kennel such a dog until he grows out of the landshark phase and becomes mature enough to train. The only problem I have with the OP's post is that the subject line seems to imply that everyone with a normal 6 month old landshark should slap on an ecollar and all their troubles will disappear. Some folks might read that and gloss over the parts of the post where he talks about his past experience training GSDs, the relatively extreme behavior of this particular pup (I'd call car-aggression at the age of 6 months extreme), and the fact that the pup *is* learning what is and isn't acceptable behavior, without his attitude and drive suffering. |
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The car thing...definitely something that I've never had to handle, so if OP believes in using an ecollar for that, all the power to them. But the landshark thing (which the thread is focused on and named for), its very hard to believe that the ecollar was necessary. And its not information that I (personally) would want to spread to other people that might be new to dogs or the breed that run into the same issue. I've dealt with more than 3 puppies with landshark issues through my club, and haven't met a single one that needed an ecollar. Is there a chance that OP's dog is different? Sure, but to those of us who have dealt with more dogs than OP its hard to believe. And if that dog is the .01% of dogs that needs an ecollar to learn even the most basic of manners, I don't want to see someone with the other 99.99% of dogs (and much much less experienced as a handler) thinking that ecollar is the solution to all of their dogs issues.
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I think the title matches the content. Many folks would not have objected for this on an adult dog.
For a Dogtra a 55 is actually a pretty high stim. Not low stim like Lou Castle uses so I am a bit confused there about the actual methods and when the dog is actually getting stimmed. Any trainig I have done using his methods was under a very controlled set of cirumstances so I assume you would set the car situation up like a crittering and dog agression scenario and not be at the point where you would be having to stim a dog while walking down the street because you had already completed the training . FWIW my little female who totally ignored a clear shock from a cattle Denver (you could hear it arc and see her who body twitch) when i drive chasing a goat, has a stem setting of SIX for Lou's methods. Once things have gotten to this point though correction probably is the only way to get to the dog, but once again it is all about timing timing timing. And you can do that with an ecollar OR with a prong when the dog is onlead. Offlead, the ecollar has some other capabilities. Honestly, maybe we all need to put our heads together with a positive puppy checklist! I am convinced it can be done and keep going that way more and more as my own skills as a trainer progress--though maybe I will never quite get there. But punk puppy shenanigans? I just don't think it is usually necessary and should not be recommended to "mark your calendars" for some magical age.
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p 1 ABEWIND I 1 VOLUME 5 No. 11 UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE IN PROVO November 29, 1976 Pe sq&dgs Afaostf teslly Gfi MOW j Gjuu CGEMS This coming January nearly 700 students in the business department at the UTC-P will be moved into the Business Building on the Orem Campus. This is the second department to move into the new facilities. Approximately 250 Diesel Mechanic and Auto Body repair students are already being trained there currently. The lose of 700 students from If a proposed $188 million higher education budget is put into effect resident students of Utah Technical College in Provo will be required to pay an extra $24 per academic year. The tuition increase will not affect non resident students. The recommendation, put together recently by the State Board of Regents proposes that siuuents pick up $2.3 million more of their schooling cost. Safety Dopt Suggests With winter weather nearly here, the Dept. of Public Safety reminds UTC-P students and faculty to take added precautions while driving, such as: 1. Clean all frost and snow from vehicle windows. 2. Allow adequate time for engine to warm up; 3. Equip vehicles with snow With Thanksgiving over, many students find themselves back in the grind working hard to prepare for the soon approaching final examinations. Olga Lobo, UTC student from Bolvla suffers from over studying and lack of sleep. the Provo campus will vacate many of the trailers currently being used as temporary classrooms by the UTC-P. The Student Center on the Orem campus has also been planned to open in January. This will fulfill an urgent need for improved student body facilities. The new student The proposal envisions an overall increase of about 12.9 percent in higher education expenditures next year. The proposal was put into effect in order to cut the state general fund appropriation required by the total budget down to a level they feel will be acceptable to the 1977 legislature. As it stands, the $188 million proposal would require a state tires before the snow arrives; 4. Remember slippery roads mean lengthened stopping distance. Reduce speed and give vehicle plenty of room to stop, especially at intersections;5. Wear seltbelts. Make everyone have a safe and pleasurable motoring holiday. center will include such facilities as a cafeteria, and snack bar, games area and craft center, studentnewspaper and the studentbody offices. A complete transition from the Provo Campus to the new Orem campus is not expected to be complete for several more years. appropriation of about 120.2 million, or an increase of $17.2 million or 16.8 percent more than the amount appropriated Without this raise, the regents calculated that an appropriation of $122.5 million higher education by the 1976 legislature. The balance of the budget, about $67.2 million, would be covered by student increases. would be required to finance the meeds of the institutions. The proposal was presented for approval to Governor Calvin L. Rampton and Governor-elect Scott Matheson. Service Project Planned The Institute of Religion of the UTC-P is planning a post-Thanksgiving Day service project and social. What is planned is to visit the convalescent centers in the Provo-Orem area and put on skits, tell stories, sing songs and in general to spread good cheer. The officers and teachers of the institute are looking for any student who has a talent in acting, singing, speaking or even just smiling. This project is planned to take place on December 8,. The exact time is still not known. There will be at least two rehearsals before the final date. After the service project all who are in attendance will meet back at the Institute for a social. Refreshments will be served. All who are interested in taking part should contact the Institute Secretary or one of the instructors. The Student Center on the Orem Campus has the cafeteria, snack bar, game area, craft been scheduled to De open in January. I ne center, studentbody and student newspaper Student Center will include such facilities as offices. ( k l- i AV y VW I j v' y - . i I . v- Weather conditions have been excellent for Business Department building are scheduled to workmen enabling them to keep ahead of their be completed in order to accomodate student schedules. The New Student Center and the during the winter quarter. Ax. w J
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Title | Tradewinds, 1976-11-29 |
Description | Tradewinds was the name of the student newspaper for Utah Technical College at Provo, between 1971-12-14 and 1984-11-15. |
Date.Original | 1976-11-29 |
Publisher | Utah Valley University |
Subject headings | Utah Technical College at Provo--History; Utah Technical College at Provo/Orem--History; College student newspapers and periodicals; |
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Armstrong World Industries has announced several changes to its management structure, which are scheduled to go into effect Nov. 16.
Most notably, Armstrong Flooring Products CEO Frank Ready will be retiring after 30 years with the company. Armstrong CFO Thomas Mangas will take his place, who will in turn be succeeded by Armstrong Building Products VP finance David Schulz.
Lancaster, Pa.-based Armstrong World Industries reported net sales of $706.6 million in the second quarter ended June 30. That's up 5% from the same quarter last year.
Net income declined 27.5% to $30.6 million.
The income declined due to increases in manufacturing and input costs driven by rising lumber costs, and higher labor costs associated with added crews at several solid wood plants to respond to increased demand, the company said.
Armstrong World Industries has entered into an agreement to sell its cabinets business to American Industrial Partners for $27 million, according to a company announcement. Headquartered in The Colony, Texas, Armstrong's cabinet division has a manufacturing facility in Thompsontown, Pa., and employs approximately 750 people. Sales in 2011 were $136 million, just under 5% of the company's total sales. The unit had a loss in 2011 and had not been profitable since 2007.
Lancaster, Pa.-based Armstrong World Industries sold Patriot Flooring Supply to The Belknap White Group, a 35-year-old flooring distributor operating in New England and upstate New York.
The transaction closed on Sept. 1, 2012, the company announced Wednesday. Patriot, a flooring sales and distribution business that employs 65 people in Wilmington, Mass., and Pompton Plains, N.J., serves the New England, metropolitan New York and Northern New Jersey markets.
Flooring and ceiling products manufacturer Armstrong World Industries announced this morning the completion of a refinancing and a special dividend payment by WAVE, its 50% joint venture with Worthington Industries.
Under the deal, WAVE executed a $225 million three-year revolving credit agreement and a $50 million ten-year private placement bond. Proceeds of the transaction were used to repay WAVE's previous credit agreement, as well as to pay $50 million special dividends to each of WAVE's parent companies, Armstrong and Worthington.
Lancaster, Pa.-based Armstrong World Industries has acquired Intalite Inc., operating under the name Simplex. The acquisition will strengthen Armstrong's capabilities in the North American specialty ceiling market and supports the company's growth strategy, including the expansion of its global leadership and manufacturing presence in targeted markets.
Terms of the purchase were not disclosed. Simplex will become part of the Armstrong Building Products division.
Armstrong World Industries, a global manufacturer of floors, ceilings and cabinets, reported net sales of $748.6 million for its second fiscal quarter, a 3.3% rise over sales of $724.8 million in the same quarter a year ago.
Net income for the quarter, which ended June 30, was $37.9 million. This compares with $26.8 million in the second quarter of 2010, a 41.4% increase.
Armstrong World Industries, a leading manufacturer of acoustical ceilings, has announced that its ceiling recycling program has now diverted more than 100 million sq. ft. of old ceiling tiles from landfills.
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Nice light runner
By Shellie
from Calgary
I ordered black with purple trim. Pretty spiffy. I have a wider foot and ordered my regular size. There are no issues with the width at all. The length is good but I could never wear with a heavier sock. They are really lightweight and flexible.Coming from someone who has had heel issues,I agree with other reviewers that there would not be enough support if you were standing/walking on hard surfaces for long periods of time. If you use a "barefoot" mentality, you should be fine.This was a great purchase for the price, received them very quickly and just may order another pair in a lighter colour.
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By Lorean
from Cambridge, Ontario
I purchased two pairs of these for walking on my treadmill and they are perfect for that! I don't wear them outside or to work, wouldn't have enough support for me for that. Very comfortable though,like wearing slippers and are very light weighted. I would definetely. Buy these again.
( 3 of 3 customers found this review helpful)
lightweight & flexible
By dudette
from London, Ontario
This is the second time I've purchase these shoes. I bought a black one a few months ago & really liked them so I bought another white pair. I did go a half size up & the fit was perfect. I only wear them indoors. It's soft, breathable and comfortable to wear around the house. If you need more support you can always put some inserts. Really glad I took the chance and tried them out. no regrets :)
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excellent for cross training
By Chassi
from British Columbia
I have small,flat square feet. These shoes are true to size. I have searched far and wide for a shoe that wouldn't blister my feet. I do a lot of cross training (P90x,Insanity,Turbo-fire,focus T-25) I have worn these shoes for all of these workouts and have yet to be disappointed. Very light weight and breathable.(I have however only used them indoor) Usually by now I would have blisters starting from "new shoe rub"but I haven't with these. I've had these for a few months now, I train 7 days a week and I love love love these shoes!
( 5 of 5 customers found this review helpful)
Couldn't wear these
By Melc the Fashionesta
from Sudbury, ON
Bought 2 pairs of these and I thought they would be exactly what I need. Wore a pair around the house for 1 day and I knew they weren't for me. They felt great when I first put them on….they do feel like you are walking around bare feet. The next day my heels hurt so much I could hardly walk…no support whatsoever. If you have not problems with your feet I guess these would be OK but if you have any type of heel problems forget it.
Only trainer I will wear!
By Michelle
from Armstrong,B.C.
Have written comments in the past on rhese and were so happy tomsee them.back I was ordering more even though stuck in hospital at that time! Great for training although i also wear them everywhere they are so comfortable! Washes great and have never had to go through that "breaking in" period I usually do with other shoes. I also agree with Rosalee and find I like them while doing yoga.Never stop bringing these shoes Tony, they are the best my only complaint is to bring some back in white with other colors like white and pink or white with teal trim...I did manage to get a pajr of your white and blue you once had..that was when I first discoverd the TSC and your products. I have the black, black and purple, couple pairs of white and a white blue, grey and pink, and grey and teal.. alot I know but do not want these to disappear and not come back! Please consider bringing i white with other color trim. Thank you!
"Comfortable" just as they say
By Love it in London
from London, On
Bought them because I have to wear an orthautic now and wanted something light to wear. Tried them and they are very comfortable, light and look good.
By grandma
from Belleville, Ontario
love these shoes. Very comfortable
Great Travel Shoes
By Maganini
from Mississauga
These runners are so light and comfortable and great for general walking or indoor exercising on the treadmill. I also used them for a long flight and they were so comfy and light, I left them on for the entire flights and didn't even have to loosen the laces.
Best workout footwear!
By Scarlet
from Ontario
These are super lightweight and comfortable. I use them for walking/running on the treadmill and my feet don't hurt unlike other running shoes I've worn. I don't think these shoes are meant for hiking on rough terrain etc but are perfect for working out indoors, walking in the park or the mall...I love them and highly recommend!


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Troubled Asset Relief Program:
Government's Exposure to AIG Lessens as Equity Investments Are Sold
GAO-12-574: Published: May 7, 2012. Publicly Released: May 7, 2012.
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What GAO Found
Since GAOs last report in July 2011, more of the assistance provided by the Department of the Treasury (Treasury) and the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System (Federal Reserve) to benefit American International Group, Inc. (AIG) has been repaid. As of March 22, 2012, the remaining assistance to AIG was $46.3 billion, including unpaid dividends and accrued interest. This amount includes Treasurys $35.9 billion investment in AIG common stock and a balance of $8.3 billion owed by Maiden Lane III to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York (FRBNY). This remaining assistance was down from $92.5 billion in March 2011 and $154.7 billion in December 2010. Several indicators show that as of March 2012, the governments remaining outstanding assistance to AIG has continued to be reduced, mostly because of repayments on the FRBNY loan to Maiden Lane II; repayment of AIA Aurora, LLC, a special purpose vehicle; and sales of Treasurys common stock in AIG. The governments outstanding assistance to AIG is largely composed of Treasurys common stock in AIG. Treasurys sales of AIG stock in May 2011 and March 2012 have yielded total proceeds of $11.8 billion and reduced Treasurys ownership to 70 percent of the company. Based on the $30.83 closing share price of AIG common stock on March 30, 2012, Treasury could recoup the total value of assistance extended to AIG and take in an additional $2.7 billion including dividends. The remaining assistance through Maiden Lane III will likely be repaid in full and net additional returns to the government. When all the assistance is considered, the amount the federal government ultimately takes in could exceed the total support extended to AIG by more than $15.1 billion. This analysis is primarily based on repayments and recoveries and market valuation of AIGs stock and does not include estimates of subsidy costs associated with the assistance. The actual repayment of the remaining assistance continues to depend on AIGs long-term health, the timing of Treasurys sale and the share price of AIG stock, among other things. As Treasury arranges to sell its stock in AIG to exit the company, several indicators suggest that the most likely buyers will be institutions, many of whom already have considerable holdings in other insurance companies.
Several indicators show that in 2011, AIG had positive net income and its insurance operations were stable and profitable. AIG had a net income for 2011 of $18.5 billion, primarily attributable to an income tax benefit and divested businesses. AIGs operating cash flows declined in 2011, which was mostly due to cash payments covering several years of accrued interest and fees on the FRBNY revolving credit facility and reduction in cash flows from the absence of a full year of operating cash flows of foreign life subsidiaries that were sold during the year. Also, payments on catastrophic loss claims and asbestos liabilities reduced operating cash flows. The indicator on AIGs quarterly insurance operating performance shows that AIG was profitable in most quarters and that investment income contributed considerably to that profitability, including several quarters when insurance underwriting by itself was not profitable. The sustainability of any positive trends in AIGs operations will depend on how well it manages its business in the current economic environment. GAO will continue to monitor these issues.
Why GAO Did This Study
Assistance provided by Treasury under the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and by the Federal Reserve to AIG represented one of the federal governments largest investments in a private-sector institution. AIG is a holding company that, through its subsidiaries, engages in a broad range of insurance and insurance-related activities in the United States and abroad.
As part of GAOs statutory oversight of TARP, this report updates a set of indicators GAO last reported in July 2011. Specifically, GAO discusses (1) the status of the governments exposure to AIG and (2) trends in the financial condition of AIG and its insurance companies. To update the indicators, GAO primarily used available public filings as of December 31, 2011, and other publicly available information as of March 31, 2012; reviewed rating agencies reports; and identified critical activities and discussed them with elevant agency officials.
Treasury, the Federal Reserve, and AIG provided technical comments that GAO incorporated, as appropriate.
For more information, contact Lawrance L. Evans at (202) 512-4802 or firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Government Support for Bank Holding Companies:
Statutory Changes to Limit Future Support Are Not Yet Fully ImplementedGAO-14-174T: Published: Jan 8, 2014. Publicly Released: Jan 8, 2014.
Dec 11, 2013
Dodd-Frank Regulations:
Agencies Conducted Regulatory Analyses and Coordinated but Could Benefit from Additional Guidance on Major RulesGAO-14-67: Published: Dec 11, 2013. Publicly Released: Dec 11, 2013.
Nov 14, 2013
Government Support For Bank Holding Companies:
Statutory Changes to Limit Future Support Are Not Yet Fully ImplementedGAO-14-18: Published: Nov 14, 2013. Publicly Released: Nov 14, 2013.
Oct 29, 2013
Troubled Asset Relief Program:
Status of Treasury's Investments in General Motors and Ally FinancialGAO-14-6: Published: Oct 29, 2013. Publicly Released: Oct 29, 2013.
Sep 6, 2013
Troubled Asset Relief Program:
GAO's Oversight of the Troubled Asset Relief Program ActivitiesGAO-13-840R: Published: Sep 6, 2013. Publicly Released: Sep 6, 2013.
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Financial Company Bankruptcies:
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SEC Conflict Minerals Rule:
Information on Responsible Sourcing and Companies AffectedGAO-13-689: Published: Jul 18, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 18, 2013. -
Securities and Exchange Commission:
Alternative Criteria for Qualifying As An Accredited Investor Should Be ConsideredGAO-13-640: Published: Jul 18, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 18, 2013.
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Investment Advisers:
Requirements and Costs Associated with the Custody RuleGAO-13-569: Published: Jul 8, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 8, 2013. -
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Treasury's Use of Auctions to Exit the Capital Purchase ProgramGAO-13-630: Published: Jul 8, 2013. Publicly Released: Jul 8, 2013.
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Urulu Across the Sky
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At this point in his still-young career, Urulu doesn't seem to be concerned with making any sort of "groundbreaking" music. Instead, the Los Angeles producer appears intent on continuing to dive deeper into his classic house-informed sound, most recently appearing on the dancefloor-focused Exploited imprint for the first time with three soulful, metro-minded house tunes.
As compared to Urulu's 2011 EP, Goodbyes, there is a much sharper aesthetic present on Across the Sky. The elements here are noticeably cleaner and more crisp, clearly outlined within their different spaces, an exacted sonic approach that places Urulu in a bit of a different category than he had previously existed. Where his older output was looser and more biting (one could have even used the term "ghetto"), this EP places him somewhere on the path between these rougher productions and more Crosstown Rebels-type club fare. Yet the three songs here are hardly peak-hour jams, as each floats along at a swimmingly mild tempo and chooses to keep its grooves just below the surface. Armed with rolling rhythms and an imbued warmth, the tracks seem better crafted for summer nights and more intimate dance parties than big club rooms.
The title track employs a skittering house beat and filtered, sequenced chords to get its point across. Having no shame in taking its time to build and move, "Across the Sky" makes for the outing's longest effort, indulging in two separate breakdowns, including one that bobs along without a kick drum for almost two minutes before the full beat drops somewhere well into the song's second half. To his credit, Urulu is capable of making these transitions between sections intuitively smooth, and the hefty track length never seems to drag on (especially considering these tunes were no doubt put together with DJ sets in mind). "Don't Dare," the record's second—and most infectious—effort, moves in a similar, albeit more condensed, fashion and at an almost identical tempo to the opening cut. Filtering up from just a kick drum, "Don't Dare" rolls along with a garage-like pattern, locking in its floating progression around an expert assemblage of percussion. Here, as on the rest of the EP, Urulu unobtrusively implements vocal phrases to move the arrangement along, used less to provide melodic lines and more to serve as markers for the patterns embedded in the tune.
Across the Sky is a solid EP, but ultimately, it isn't much more than that. The songs here are listenable from beginning to end, and will certainly find an appropriate place and time in their share of DJ sets, but each tune verges on being too derivative of the classic house idiom—generously nodding towards the American Midwest as well as classic London-style house. Clearly, Urulu's production talents are becoming more and more honed, but his ability to imprint his own musical personality on his tracks seems to be lagging a bit behind. Still, Across the Sky is a worthwhile stop along the path of an artist who's still finding his stride.
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There were unwanted landmarks for France but notable achievements for Uruguay and Argentina as FIFA.com rounds up the numbers on Day 12 of South Africa 2010.
minutes without a FIFA World Cup goal came to an end for France in Bloemfontein when Florent Malouda scored in the 70th minute to make the final score 2-1 to South Africa. Their previous goal had come in the 2006 final, when Zinedine Zidane's seventh-minute penalty opened the scoring against Italy. France's worst streak in the competiiton was a run of 369 minutes without a goal between 1998 and 2006.
years ago was the last time Uruguay won their group in the tournament's opening phase, beating Czechoslovakia 2-0 and Scotland 7-0. They made it as far as the semi-finals in the Switzerland tournament where they lost 4-2 to Hungary after extra time.
minutes had elapsed in the France-South Africa game when Thierry Henry came off the bench for what might well prove to be his farewell international appearance. The 2-1 defeat will have spoiled what were previously happy memories of games against the Rainbow Nation. Henry made his senior debut against them in Lens in 1997 in a 2-1 win and his first international goal arrived in the France 1998 fixture between the sides at Marseille in a 3-0 win. He also played in a 0-0 draw against South Africa at Ellis Park in 2000.
minutes were on the clock in the Free State stadium when Yoann Gourcuff was shown the red card. It was the joint-fastest dismissal of a France player in the competition's history, Henry having been ordered off at an identical point in the 2002 tournament against Uruguay.
FIFA World Cup campaigns have been fought by Argentina and in only three of those have they won all three group games. In 1930 they beat France, Mexico and Chile and in 1998 they claimed victories over Japan, Jamaica and Croatia.
appearances in FIFA World Cup matches make Cuauhtemoc Blanco and Rafael Marquez the most-capped players for Mexico in the competition, equalling the record of legendary goalkeeper Antonio Carbajal.
successive campaigns have seen Argentina face European opposition in their final group game. With their win in Polokwane, their record stands at W3 D3 L1.
times France have faced the host nation in FIFA World Cups and each time they have come off second best. They lost 2-0 to England in 1966 and 2-1 to Argentina in 1978.


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Released during the height of the blaxploitation era, Live and Let Die depicts many blaxploitation archetypes and cliches, including black gangsters and a drug trafficking storyline. Yaphet Kotto (right, in the white suit) plays Dr Kananga / Mr Big, a corrupt Caribbean Prime Minister who doubles as a drug lord. Geoffrey Holder (left, with umbrella) plays Baron Samedi, Kananaga's henchman who has ties to the voodoo occult.


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Verso Paper Corp. (NYSE: VRS) today announced that it will report its financial results for the third quarter ended September 30, 2013, in a news release before the market opens on Thursday, November 7, 2013. Also on November 7, management will host a conference call at 9 a.m. Eastern Standard Time to discuss the third quarter results.
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Based in Memphis, Tennessee, Verso Paper Corp. is a leading North American producer of coated papers, including coated groundwood and coated freesheet, and specialty products. Verso's paper products are used primarily in media and marketing applications, including magazines, catalogs and commercial printing applications such as high-end advertising brochures, annual reports and direct-mail advertising. Additional information about Verso is available on the Company's website at www.versopaper.com. References to "Verso" or the "Company" mean Verso Paper Corp. and its consolidated subsidiaries unless otherwise expressly noted.
Robert P. Mundy, 901-369-4128
Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer
Fax: 901-369-4197
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