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March 1, 2011 | Posted By: B list Bargain Bin Crew
I know, I know, I usually don't write about television shows. But I think it bears mentioning that this week's theatrical release "Drive Angry 3D" ( a film all but destined for the bargain bin) bears a lot in common with the cult CW show "Supernatural." Both feature heavy amounts of strange guns, muscle cars, rock-n-roll attitude, and of course, the supernatural. So I figured I would connect the dots for those of you who haven't seen this show, which has been solid for the last five seasons (though the jury is still out on the sixth.)
Now, I suspect your eyes might be glassing over at the very mention of the CW. The network is largely associated with "America's Top Model," "Smallville," prime-time soap operas, and very often, all three at once. "Supernatural" is fortunately none of these things, but it doesn't help that CW treats the show like its red-haired step-child, thanks in no small part to minimal advertising overplaying the show's horror roots. Instead, it's the show's character which contributes more to its success than laughs or scares, though both elements remain thankfully abundant.
After their mother dies in a mysterious fire, Sam and Dean Winchester spend their childhood on the road with their grizzled ex-Marine father John (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) hunting the supernatural force responsible. Twenty-two years later, Sam (Jared Padalecki) is a law school student trying to keep out of the paranormal, until his older brother, Dean (Jensen Ackles), informs him their father is missing. The two reunite to pick up the trail on the culprit behind their mother's death - the sinister Yellow-Eyed Demon (Frederic Lehne). From here, the story launches into a six season blast which leads from the search for their father to the End of Days, and if that weren't enough, the Mother of All Monsters.
Monster hunters are certainly nothing new. Whether it's Blade or Carl Kolchak, we've seen plenty of monster-hunting bad boys in our time. What makes "Supernatural" so unique is small-town, blue-collar roots which give the show an American Gothic twist. These guys aren't funded by the government. They don't have special gadgets or federal resources. All they have is whatever they can fit into the back of a '69 Impala. Don't expect a Bat-cave either, as the brothers camp out in whatever low rent hotel they can find. Remember the EMF devices everyone from the Ghostbusters to the Ghost Hunters use? At one point, Sam asks why their EMF looks like it was made from a busted-up CD player. "That's because it is," Dean replies proudly. It's low-tech twists like this which make the show so darn original.
A typical season usually hinges on one big problem, whether it's a missing father, a Faustian pact or an impending Apocalypse. The show moves on this plot with all the momentum of its famed Impala, and even the stand-alone episodes reference the show's ever-expanding mythology. But this is something of a double-edged sword. While it allows the characters to grow and develop in every episode, it also produces a few episodes where not a darn thing happens. With the Winchesters often faced with impending doom, this uneven mix of incredibly dynamic characters and a sluggish plot can be a sore point from season to season.
Still, "Supernatural" remains one of the most vastly underrated TV shows on the air right now. By treating folklore like the gospel truth and throwing in a liberal dose of classic hard rock, the show does for the paranormal what "CSI" did for the police procedural. The result is a much needed kick the teeth for both the horror genre and prime-time television - and a result no fan of the bargain bin should miss.
Pick up Season One of Supernatural for $22.48 shipped at Best Buy.
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March 4, 2011 | Posted By: FlyingTurkeyTrot
One of the better choices for adult audiences on TV currently. I do hope they keep the writing fresh, and many more seasons to come.
March 4, 2011 | Posted By: FlyingTurkeyTrot
One of the better choices for adult audiences on TV currently. I do hope they keep the writing fresh, and many more seasons to come.
March 4, 2011 | Posted By: FlyingTurkeyTrot
One of the better choices for adult audiences on TV currently. I do hope they keep the writing fresh, and many more seasons to come.
March 6, 2011 | Posted By: Lisamarin
Supernatural is definitely one of the best shows on TV right now. There is a great mix of myth and paranormal, a fantastic soundtrack, and 2 brothers that are very likable - not to mention easy on the eyes. There is also a lot of humor in the show, I got my husband hooked on it now too and he usually hates tv, but he really likes this one. You will get a lot of entertainment for the low cost. Just dont be surprised if once you get this you will want all of the seasons! We now have Seasons 1-5 and will be getting season 6 this fall as well! I hope the writers and actors keep it going for many more seasons.
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It is a game that looked more like a season highlight reel.
A season full of magic moments packed into 60 minutes.
But there's one players performance that stood out among the many, runningback Bobby Rainey.
It was a day for Rainey to reign.
The free agent back picked up on waivers just three weeks ago runs all over and through the Falcons, becoming the first running back in Tampa Bay history to score two rushing touchdowns and one receiving touchdown in a game.
"Well, I expect to go out and do my job," said Rainey. "If those stats come with it, I will take it. But all the credit goes to the offensive line. They did a great job of blocking and I did a decent job of finding the hole, finding the lanes and getting it."
"He's a bright guy," said Greg Schiano. "He's a football guy and it's good to see him coming off with that ball when he comes off the field after touchdowns. He's saving every one of those."
Not bad for a guy that the Bucs found on the waiver wire.
Since coming into the league as an un-drafted free agent in 2012, Rainey has been cut 3 times.
Twice by the Ravens, a team he won a Super Bowl ring with, and then by the Browns in October.
"I think when preparation meets opportunity," said Schiano. "Guys say 'Oh he's lucky.' Well he's not lucky, this guy worked his tail off and he trained and did all the right things and here comes his chance and he's ready to do it. Good for us, good for him."
He had just 34 total yards rushing in his NFL career and eclipsed that total twice in the last two games with the Bucs.
He ran for 45 yards against the Dolphins and 163 yards against Atlanta.
Before getting into the game last week, the Bucs had just one rushing touchdown all season as a team.
After just two games Rainey has three.
So does a guy come off the street and produce at this level?
Greg Schiano says it's Rainey college background that made him a perfect fit.
The Bucs power game is the same scheme that Rainey played at Western Kentucky under now-USF Head Coach Willie Taggart.
"When you're in a position like we were," said Schiano. "The thing that Bobby has the benefit of is when he played at Western Kentucky, this is the stuff that he ran. Power, inside zone, those [are] plays that we run. So he was very comfortable seeing them, feeling them."
"But to answer your question, I don't think anybody thinks that a guy's going to come out and rush for, whatever he did, 163 yards. But [we are] very proud of him. The biggest thing is we didn't turn the ball over once. Again we protected the football and we took it away. We took it away two times, plus the onside [kick recovery], plus the blocked punt. So really, we stole four possessions, and if you can do that, you can win games," said Schiano.
Before Sunday's late game between the Chiefs and Broncos Rainey stood as the top fantasy football performer of the day.
So he's now known around the nation, but more importantly he makes a huge impression with his teammates, who admitted they didn't even know his name when he arrived.
"He shook me so bad one time in practice, I was like, 'man if they ever put him in the game, he's going to kill it," said Gerald McCoy.
"It hurt, I tried to keep up with him, I was like man, 'that's not a scout team running back, whatever.' I told those guys if he ever gets in a game I think he's going to play well and he just plays hard. He's shorter than [running back] Doug [Martin], he's just a tiny guy, he's real stout and strong and he just runs hard," said McCoy.
Rainey becomes the third different Bucs runningback to break the 100-yard mark this season, another first in Tampa Bay history.
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Deerfield officials again push for safety complex
Voters have been asked to approve such a complex four times in the past.
"It's desperately needed," said town administrator Leslie Boswak. "They're trying to get the message out to the voters of the safety issues (with their current facilities)."
The new complex, which would house the town's fire and police departments, would be built on a town-owned 11 acre plot on Route 107 near the intersection of Route 43. Safety officials favor the site as an area with limited pedestrian traffic, quick road access and close proximity the Deerfield Community School.
The fire department is currently located in the village area of town on 6 Church St. The area sees traffic coming in multiple directions for the library, the business center, apartments, residential areas and churches.
"Old Home Day, for instance, can be so congested," said Boswak. "Trying to leave the station for an emergency call is problematic. They share a very, very small parking lot with the library, and continually the fire department's doors will open, and there's the truck, ready to go, and a patron to the library is literally turning around in the front of the bay doors. It's a dangerous situation."
Deerfield Fire Chief Mark Tibbetts, one of the key advocates for the complex, has argued that this not only hinders emergency response but also increases the risk of accidents.
Deerfield police currently share a building with the town offices on 8 Raymond Road. Similar issues have been raised about the location's traffic conditions.
Parks and Recreation programs and Yanni's Pizza Place, which operates out of back of the building, produce pedestrian and vehicular traffic they argue can delay response times and create an accident risk.
"They're competing with this really dangerous intersection," said Boswak.
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The building also lacks a "sally port," or secured entryway, for the loading or unloading of prisoners.
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Deerfield police have no separate holding facility for juvenile prisoners, as the law requires, and the lack of a sally port means all prisoners, adult and juvenile alike, are brought in and out through public areas.
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101 Freezable Slow Cooker Recipes
Raise your hand if you love your slow cooker! My hand is held high. Not only does the slow cooker make your life incredibly easy, but it has a unique ability to make food taste fantastic. My favorite day to use my slow cooker is Sunday. I'm gone all morning for church activities, so if I want to get our big Sunday dinner on the table before the nap time grouchies set in, I need something to be happening while I'm gone. I typically prep something simple while the family is eating breakfast, and when we get home, all I have left to do is finishing touches. Another plus, it is still February, and comfort food is king. What says "comfort" like a slow cooked roast, stew, or soup? We have over 100 of our favorite slow cooker recipes below!
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13 Responses to "101 Freezable Slow Cooker Recipes"
A friend posted your website on FB and I'm very interested in the slow cooker meals. Before signing up and paying the monthly fee, I'm wondering what the average cook time is for these meals as my slow cooker is usually on for 11 hours. I would want the Paleo or gluten free meals. Also, am I able to cancel anytime?
Thank you – Deb
You can get one of those plug in timers for lamps and have it set to start your crock pot 7 hours before you get home.
But do know that the lamp timers only work on the crock pots that have the turn dial that have either low or high–not the ones with the option to warm after cooking.
Hello,I would like to know how can I prepare a month cooking if a lot of ingredients are not in special in the market?
I guess that the first month is the most difficult one to begin with because of that ?
Every time I cook chicken in the crockpot it is dry and falling apart. I always cook it for the min time requirement and the food is frozen when I put it in the crockpot. Should I cook it for even less?
My suggestion is to cook it even longer. Add on another 2 hours and make sure you have enough liquid. My experience with chicken in the crock pot is to leave it in until it is falling apart.
I cooked four boneless chicken breasts with a jar of salsa plus sliced onions and peppers with the crockpot on low about seven hours. Was able to shred the chicken. Chicken was not dry at all because of the jar of salsa.
I did not know there is a charge for joining the once a month Mon recipe for crock pot. Therefore I do not want to join. Remove my name from your list please. Elizabeth


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Two Columbia Police Department officers were involved in a shooting near downtown Columbia following the robbery of the Dollar General on Taylor Street.
According to a department spokesperson, police responded to the store late Monday afternoon for a holdup alarm.
Witnesses told officers that the suspect, 46-year-old Gregory Johnston, made several threats with a gun while demanding money from the register. Officials say he fled from the scene on foot after receiving an undisclosed amount of money. Johnston was eventually located a few blocks over at the intersection of Gervais and Laurens streets. Officers say they repeatedly asked for Johnston to surrender, but he did not comply.
"In speaking with the officers, they gave him multiple commands to stop and when he went to pull something out of his pocket they weren't going to waste time to see if the weapon was going to be fired," said Police Chief Randy Scott.
The officers opened fire at that point, and Johnston was hit. He was transported to an area hospital where he was last listed in good condition.
CPD officials say Johnston has a lengthy rap sheet going back to 1989, and had been recently released from prison Feb. 1. on a strong-armed robbery charge.
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Pope thankful for 'prayers'
The Pope has made his first appearance at St Peter's Square window since his resignation announcement and thanked the faithful for their "prayers and support."
Brazil hopes for a first Latin American Pope
While the Pope has begun a week long retreat for Lent the country with the most Roman Catholics is hoping for the election of a Latin American in his stead. With ten days to go before he steps down, people in Brazil are hoping such a move would halt declining numbers of worshippers in the country.
From Rio ITV News' Brazil Correspondent Nick Ravenscroft reports:
Pope thanks faithful 'for prayers and support'
Pope Benedict XVI has made his first appearance at St Peter's Square window since announcing his resignation.
At his penultimate Sunday address he thanked faithful "for the prayers and support you have shown to me in these days."
Speaking in Spanish the pontiff added: "I beg you to continue praying for me and the next Pope."
Vatican could change rules for early vote on new Pope
Vatican spokesman Federico Lombardi said officials could study the Holy See's constitution to determine whether they could change rules that would allow an earlier vote on the new Pope.
There is currently a rule in place that requires a 15 to 20 day waiting period after the papacy becomes vacant.
Lombardi said cardinals already know that this pontificate will end on February 28 and can get to Rome in plenty of time.
He said the Vatican rules are open to interpretation and that "this is a question that people are discussing."
Conclave to elect new Pope could start early
The Vatican said the conclave to elect the new Pope could start before March 15 if enough cardinals are present in Rome.
Church to appoint new Pope 'before the end of Lent'
A weary looking Pope Benedict celebrated his last public mass as Pontiff today, inside St Peter's Basilica where thousands gathered to celebrate Ash Wednesday.
Ash Wednesday is one of the holiest days of the Catholic faith, and marks the beginning of Lent, forty days before the celebration of Easter Sunday, by which time the church will have a new leader.
Europe Editor James Mates, reports.
Pope Benedict leads solemn final Mass in the Vatican
Pope Benedict the XVI has celebrated his last scheduled public Mass following his resignation. The service for Ash Wednesday was held in St Peter's Basilica, in the Vatican.
Wearing purple vests to symbolise the beginning of the holy season of Lent, the Pope celebrated a mass packed full of cardinals, bishops, monks, nuns, friars, pilgrims and the public.
Pope says he 'lacks the physical force' to continue role
Pope Benedict XVI said he was fully aware of the gravity of his decision to resign as pontiff, but said he was confident the decision would not hurt the Church. He said:
"I took this decision in full freedom for the good of the Church after praying for a long time and examining by conscience before God.
He said he lacked the "physical force" required for the role, saying he was:
"Well aware of the gravity of such an act but at the same time aware of not being able to carry out my ministry with the physical and spiritual force that it requires."
Today's Ash Wednesday mass, will be his last public celebration of the Eucharist, unless his schedule changes.
Pope's first tweet since announcing resignation
During the season of Lent which begins today, we renew our commitment to the path of conversion, making more room for God in our lives.
Read: Pope Benedict XVI thanks the faithful for their "love and prayers"
Pope thanks faithful for 'love and prayers'
Pope Benedict XVI thanked the faithful for their "love and prayers" at his first public appearance since announcing his resignation, telling them he is stepping down for "the good of the Church".
"Continue to pray for me, for the Church and for the future Pope," he said at the start of his weekly general audience at the Vatican.
The Pope was interrupted several times by rapturous applause from the 8,000-strong crowd who gathered to watch.
Pope Benedict XVI said he was "well aware of the gravity of such an act" but was also "aware of not being able to carry out my [papal] ministry with the physical and spiritual force that it requires".
Echoing the remarks he made to stunned cardinals when announcing his decision to resign on Monday, the Pope said, "I took this decision in full freedom for the good of the Church after praying for a long time and examining by conscience before God".
Crowd cheers loudly for Pope Benedict XVI
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Books | Alan Sillitoe, channeling the angry young football man
Taylor says that the trajectory and language of "The Match" herald a new literary perspective on working-class life. "Sillitoe," he writes, "was almost single-handedly responsible for a shift in the way working-class characters found themselves represented in literature." George Orwell in such works as The Road to Wigan Pier, in which he, too, muses in passing on football's adjunct status (principally through the pools) to a working man's days, had celebrated his subjects' authenticity and stolidness. Orwell refers to "the curious cult of Northernness" as represented by Yorkshiremen who claim that the North offers the only "real" life, "the industrial work done in the North is the only 'real' work, that the North is inhabited by 'real' people, the South merely by rentiers and their parasites."
Sillitoe relocated to London from Nottingham some time ago; he augments his writing space with a Nottinghamshire memento, a shoe for a lame horse as crafted by his farrier grandfather.
We do not know how often football supporters occupy principal roles in Sillitoe's novels and travel writing. It would be hard to find a more appropriate character foil, though, than Notts County, who have experienced the most relegations in English football history (14).
Perhaps Sillitoe's unsentimental view of the football-viewing experience and the attendant domestic misery pushed him beyond the city limits. In the 1960s, he set off on a one-man car trip, intending to drive from England to the Soviet Union. The account, Gadfly in Russia, would not be published until 2007 (see his essay "Red Wine and a New Beginning," New Statesman, 15 Nov 07):
I set off, driving on the left to Harwich, and next day on the right, across Denmark. Sweden's traffic in those days took me back to the left, while in Finland 24 hours later I was again driving on the right. The drill sergeant's command of "left, right, left, right" took me down the middle of the road to Leningrad. The plan was to motor via Moscow and Kiev to Romania, over the Carpathians, the Alps, across the Channel, and then home.
Along this road Sillitoe would encounter another itinerant writer who had incorporated football into his creation: Anatoly Kuznetsov, author of Babi Yar. Kuznetsov, the native of Kyiv, fought Soviet censors over publication of the documentary novel chronicling Nazi executions in the infamous Ukraine ravine. The book also demystifies the so-called Death Match (6 Aug 1942) between a reconstituted Dynamo Kyiv and a German Luftwaffe elite (see our Dnipro Dnipropetrovs'k–Dynamo Kyiv "liveblog," Mar 2). Sillitoe's companion on the Soviet leg of the car journey later escorts Kuznetsov to London, where Kuznetsov claimed asylum and to which, in 1969, he smuggled the uncensored Babi Yar text.
Sillitoe along the writer's rambling way has encountered some critics, but like Notts County—the only English club to have played in every FA Cup, beginning in 1877—he demonstrates staying power.
The Times Literary Supplement in its review of Richard Bradford's biography of Sillitoe, The Life of a Long-Distance Writer (Peter Owen, 2008), sketches the provenance of "The Match" (D. J. Taylor, "The Start of Alan Sillitoe," 1 Oct 08). Sillitoe based the story on a visit to a Notts County match in 1949; the story itself was first published in 1954. Its French editors, "who exclaimed over this story of domestic violence spilling out of an afternoon on the football terraces," drew comparisons with Albert Camus, the football-savvy existentialist.
"The Match," according to Bradford, shows how Sillitoe blends both reporting skill and artistry. The story "is a great deal more than reportage—devious, full of sly juxtapositions, odd symbolic sheens and ambiguous human traffic."
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We have so many brilliant football minds on this board. If Ireland would just read this board, we would probably win the SB every year.
We have so many brilliant football minds on this board. If Ireland would just read this board, we would probably win the SB every year.
You think that idiot is going to listen to what he thinks of as pesents
Tannehill 17
Not sure if you are sarcastic, but I feel pretty good that some of the posters on this forum can do a better job than a lot of GM's.
Just because people chose different paths of life, different careers, doesn't mean anything. There's a lot of nepotism involved with the NFL anyway.
Im confident I can build a 6-10 team with three straight losing seasons.
When death smiles upon you, the Infantry man smiles back. WV says Im not a patriot and Jeff Ireland is a Boss so it must be true.
I'm here to tell the truth about top secret Air Force project BAR STOOL. Gamma ray radiation from the particle accelerator under Joe Robbie Stadium is real! Get out while you can! This bad football team is just a front for something far more sinister!
First, I read the OP's post.
Then, I read the OP's sig.
Next, I laffed.
Pretty sure I'd rather have even the redneck Dolphin fans over Ireland, they would all do a better job than that loser. Only way this thread would make sense is if you're talking about GM's with an actual winning history. But other than that get out of here.
He doesnt even have to read the whole board. My post history would suffice.


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Hello, farby
I see that after the reset, any widget work anymore. I can install, but I do not find any menu to launch the application ...
Example, plugins to share online, I install, but it will not appear on the list along to others that comes with the run ...
I reinstall with firmware update, did not solved the problem, nothing has changed ...
27-04-2011 5:06
Hope you are installing in the Phone memory and not on the Memory card...
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Oh boy there's a new 2.0 out! Hooray...... I just set the in the power saving mode to on then sliding the brightness down to zero have managed to loose my screen. HELP! What do I do, I tried plugging in, then restarting, then holding power button for 10 or more seconds... oh man What do I do???? Help!
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Students here march to their own beat — because they have their own drum corps! Here at Porter we are very fortunate to have so many great school partners that work with and read to our students through-out the year. We have Family Fridays where we have large numbers of parents come to school to join their child in their classroom to read fun and entertaining books with them. We are committed in making our parent and community participation stronger.
Porter offers great cultural diversity and the energy that our student body bring to school contribute to the success we've had advancing their English language skills.
We offer strong academics delivered by well-trained teachers, including a technology teacher, to build a firm educational foundation for students. Our staff provides support every step of the way, with regular recognition and awards for students, to reinforce their hard work and achievements at every level. Students love getting on "The Principal's List," our honor roll, because academics are cool at Porter School. We live up to our slogan:
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10 U.S. Code § 6322 - Officers: 30 years
(a) An officer of the Regular Navy or the Regular Marine Corps holding a permanent appointment in the grade of warrant officer, W–1, or above who applies for retirement after completing 30 or more years of active service may, in the discretion of the Secretary of the Navy, be retired.
Source(Aug. 10, 1956, ch. 1041, 70A Stat. 394; Pub. L. 96–342, title VIII, § 813(d)(1),Sept. 8, 1980, 94 Stat. 1104; Pub. L. 96–513, § 513(17),Dec. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 2932; Pub. L. 99–348, title II, § 203(b)(1),July 1, 1986, 100 Stat. 696.)
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|Source (U.S. Code)
|Source (Statutes at Large)
|May 13, 1908, ch. 166, 35 Stat. 128 (8th sentence, less proviso); June 17, 1948, ch. 497, § 1(d), 62 Stat. 477.
|34 U.S.C. 879 (less applicability to enlisted men).
|June 4, 1920, ch. 228, § 3 (3d proviso, less applicability to enlisted men), 41 Stat. 835.
|34 U.S.C. 626–1(a) (1st sentence).
|Aug. 7, 1947, ch. 512, § 314(a) (1st sentence), 61 Stat. 863; May 5, 1954, ch. 180, § 205, 68 Stat. 68.
In subsection (a) the words "Regular" and "holding a permanent appointment in the grade of warrant officer, W–1, or above" are inserted for clarity. The words "after completing 30 or more years of active service" are substituted for the words "has been thirty years in the service" for clarity. The words "retired from active service" are omitted as surplusage.
Subsection (b) is added to clarify the word "service". It has been consistently interpreted to include active service in the armed forces as defined in this title.
In subsection (c) the words "is entitled to retired pay at the rate of 75 percent of the highest basic pay of the grade in which retired" are substituted for the words "with three-fourths of the highest pay of his grade" for clarity and uniformity of expression.
1986—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 99–348struck out subsec. (c) which provided that each officer retired under this section be entitled to retired pay, in the case of an officer who first became a member of a uniformed service, as defined in section 1407 (a)(2), before Sept. 8, 1980, at the rate of 75 percent of the highest basic pay of the grade in which retired, and in the case of an officer who first became a member of a uniformed service, as defined in section 1407 (a)(2), on or after Sept. 8, 1980, at the rate of 75 percent of the monthly retired pay base computed under section 1407 (d).
1980—Subsec. (c). Pub. L. 96–513substituted "September 8, 1980" for "the date of the enactment of the Department of Defense Authorization Act, 1981" wherever appearing.
Pub. L. 96–342designated existing provisions as par. (1), inserted provision limiting applicability to officers who became members of the uniformed services before the date of the enactment of the Department of Defense Authorization Act, 1981, and added par. (2).
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rc - a shell
I maintain the rc shell. This is a reimplementation for Unix, by Byron Rakitzis, of the Plan 9 shell. rc offers much the same capabilities as a traditional Bourne shell, but with a much cleaner syntax.
The latest release is rc-1.7.1.
- source code, gzipped tar: rc-1.7.1.tar.gz
- source code, tar: rc-1.7.1.tar
- i386 RPM: rc-1.7.1-1.i386.rpm
- source RPM: rc-1.7.1-1.src.rpm
(At one time, rc releases were also available from the University of Toronto FTP server, but that doesn't seem to be true anymore. The link is maintained here till I can get some definite information.)
Tom Duff's papers
The author of the original rc, Tom Duff, presented a paper about it to the UKUUG (United Kingdom Unix Users' Group). He has kindly given permission for us to reproduce the PostScript version of this paper.
An updated HTML version is also available.
Mailing list
The rc mailing list was firstname.lastname@example.com but this seems to be defunct at present. I hope to create a new rc and es community around this web site.
(Subscription requests should be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com.)
Libraries for command line editing
rc can be linked against a number of libraries which provide Emacs style command line editing and history.
- GNU readline is available from the FSF master archive and its many mirrors.
- A lightweight alternative is editline. The latest version is editline-1.5.
- Another alternative is vrl. The current version is vrl-1.3.3.
Associated packages
rc uses a set of printing routines originally written by Paul Haahr. Scott Schwartz has developed this as a separate package which is available from comp.sources.unix v29i017.
There are a number of other programs which, like rc, implementations of Plan 9 tools for Unix + X windows:
(Many of these links are now out of date. Watch this space!)
- sam, probably the world's finest editor, by Rob Pike;
- wily, a reimplementation of the Plan 9 acme (a minimalist "integrated development environment") by Gary Capell;
- 9term, an X windows terminal emulator by James Matthew Farrow;
- 9wm, an X window manager by David Hogan;
- 9menu (allows you to create X menus from the shell, where each menu item will run a command: it meshes well with 9wm).
Plan 9 itself, including Duff's original rc, is now available (and there's a rather splendid easy-to-install port of all this to Unix, but I don't have the link handy right now: watch this space!)
The notion of software configuration via patches seems really pretty quaint in the 21st century. Still, this particular patch has been following rc around for a long time. I think I'm desperately unlikely to make it a compile-time or run-time option any-time soon, so if you really want this behaviour, here it is.
- The ctrl-D patch prevents an interactive rc from exiting when it sees end of file on standard input, achieving much the same effect as setting the special variable IGNOREEOF in bash, or ignoreeof in tcsh
I've started making notes as I hack on rc. Anyone who is, or would like to be, familiar with the internals of rc is encouraged to look at them.
(Although my notes are currently in a flat file, they really should consitute a blog. Did blogs exist in 2001? I can't remember. But even if so, I didn't have an easy way to create one. At some point, this document will be converted into a real blog; or possible just merged into my own blog.)
Something else...
Searching on AltaVista (anyone remember it?) for "rc shell", I came across this page, which seems to be about something else...
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Many have begun to wonder whether the dark predictions regarding Linux patent infringement reflect a real danger, or whether the patent doomsday talk is intended primarily as a means for raising public awareness. The answer is that no one knows for sure – and the reason no one knows is perhaps the most unsettling part of the story. It was announced recently that Linux may infringe on as many as 283 patents. If you followed the story, you'll recall that few details emerged as to which parts of Linux infringe on which patents. The reason for this lack of information is that, strangely, the more you know about patents, the more they can hurt you. US patent law imposes harsher penalties on those who violate patents knowingly than on those who violate without specific knowledge of the infringement. In other words, if you use or distribute Linux, you'd better avoid any specific knowledge of specific patent violations.
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In 2012, this tweet ...
Marlins are trying to unload Carlos Lee.— DKnobler (@DKnobler) July 31, 2012
can elicit only one response:
Just three weeks ago, the Astros were trying to unload Carlos Lee. And they did. To the Marlins.
The good news is that the Marlins are paying Lee almost nothing; the Astros remain on the hook for the great majority of Lee's $18.5-million salary.*
* great contract, btw!
The bad news is that the Marlins actually gave up a pretty decent pitching prospect to get Carlos Lee, who's been utterly ineffective since joining Miami, during which time the Marlins have utterly fallen from contention. It seems highly unlikely that the Marlins will find any real interest in Lee; at best, they might simply wind up releasing him. Because they're not going to find a trade partner who's willing to give up a prospect like the Marlins gave up ... just three weeks ago.


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2011: Started every game for Jacksonville...had the game winning goal against Georgia Southern (9/4)...recorded assits against Stetson (9/23) and Mercer (10/2)... received 2011 A-Sun All-Academic honors.
2010: Started in all 20 matches as a sophomore…ranked third on the team with five assists…received A-Sun all-tournament accolades…scored two of the three goals in the win against Winthrop (9/5)…had the game-winning assist against Stetson (9/19) and Kennesaw State (9/24)…also recorded an assist in wins against USC Upstate (10/1) and UNF (10/22).
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Hey there! i'm really really reallllyyy interested in getting into mountaineering.. i'll pay for gas, i'll carry all your shit, whatever.. just teach me things. i live in san diego, but can drive basically anywhere in a 4 hour radius or so to climb.. my schedule is pretty wide open.. . i want to spend as much time in the mountains as possible. i feel pretty comfortable on rock.. i climb around v6, 11b on sport, and 10a on gear.. i have some experience multi pitching, backpacking, crossing snow fields, and navigating in the mountains. if you would be interested in giving me some tips, pointing me in the right direction, or maybe even going out and climbing, let me know. i'd really appreciate it. thanks a ton! christian
hey christian, what specifically do you want to learn? it sounds like you already have a lot of the basic mountaineering skills, i.e. mountain navigation, placing protection, climbing technique, multi-pitching, snow crossing, etc. if you want to learn snow/ice climbing skills now then you're probably gonna have to drive a bit further than 4 hrs. (the NF of san jacinto is currently snow-less and i'm assuming san g is as well.) you'll probably want to get up into the sierra nevada, which is 5 or so hrs from san diego. if you haven't already, get Freedom of the Hills. it will teach you (as much as a book can) the in's and out's of mountaineering. brian
i guess i want to learn about reading the weather and knowing when to keep going/ when to turn back.. and definitely snow and ice skills and self arresting. aww man, i thought san j and g would forsure have snow by now... I'll try to get up to the sierras then. i just got freedom of the hills yesterday.. i'm reading it cover to cover! thanks for the tips!
There are better books with more modern techniques than FoH..however, if you know that when you begin reading it, then it can be useful to build a foundation from...
Reading the weather is incredibly dependent on the area. Go backpacking in a range and climb it during the winter is an awesome way to get familiar with mountaineering. Start paying attention to barometric shifts, wind patterns, cloud patterns, temp changes and pay attention to what happens. Good luck finding a mentor out there! Once you start it's addicting. Watch out ;)
Now there has been some snowfall. Take a look at the link again (during the day).
I'm planning on heading up to Mt. Baldy/San Antonio this Thursday (12/20) for a summit attempt. I'm curious how the snow conditions will be for climbing - they could be anything from icy slush to powder. Mountaineering in snow can be a blast or drudgery. The nice thing about SoCal is that the weather is fairly predictable. Much more so than the Rockies in Colorado where I've done most of my mountaineering. Send me an email with your contact info if you want to join me this week for Baldy and San Jacinto later. I did San Gorgonio just before Thanksgiving. Those are the 3 main winter climbs in SoCal. I highly recommend The Mountaineering Handbook by Craig Connally. I found it more useful and modern than Freedom of the Hills.
Check in with folks on SGMDF. There is a lot to do in the San Gabes in winter, and a lot of good folks with lots of experience. I tried to organize a general winter mountaineering clinic this year like the one we had in 2011, but it didn't materialize due to a bad winter. We might make it happen this January, maybe the 5th. Cheers and good luck. 2011 clinic thread: 2012 planning thread: sangabrielmnts.myfreeforum.org/about3276.htmlsangabrielmnts.>>>
i'll carry all your shit, whatever.. Seriously!? I heard there is room for new routes 20 miles in with 10K+ of elevation gain. We should go! ;) Although my experience is limited here are my tips: 1) Don't over-think. You have MUCH more experience than most people out there. Don't be afraid of the mountains ESPECIALLY in Sierra. Don't be an idiot but no reason to act like you are in the death zone up there. Weather here is stable for the most part. Use NOAA for weather forecast- it is accurate. 2) Get with solid partners- don't flake, has a sense of humor that you can understand, not a pussy, caring, not texting their girl while belaying. 3) Go snow camping and climb Shasta in April- great way to learn more about snow camping. Call the ranger station a few days prior and check on weather. This should prepare you for ANY camping in Sierra. Unless you are doing some big traverse in winter. 4) Get out there and do things. Start with easier climbs like maybe North Arete of Crystal Crag? Or North Arete of Bear Creek Spire (big step up from Crystal crag). Or maybe Third Pillar of Dana since you lead pretty hard already. Highly recommend Mithril Dihedral (not too many pitches and great quality of rock. You must crack climb). A lot of alpine climbing is common sense, and getting used to being in the mountains (feeling at home). When I started every trip seemed like an epic and I couldn't sleep well before climbs because the whole experience was new to me and I was not comfortable in the mountains yet. With repetition you get used to it. So start getting out there.
Flycatcher, damn, if you did not sign your post as 'Brian', I would end up hitting on you. That long blonde hair...LOL


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A funeral service will be held at 11 a.m. on Dec. 30 at Riplinger Funeral Home, Spokane, followed by a graveside service at 1 p.m. at Spokane Memorial Gardens for former Riverside teacher James R. Gady, 78, who passed away on Dec. 26.
Born on Aug. 18, 1933 in Spokane, he graduated from Mead High School and served with the Army Corps of Engineers as a sergeant in the Korean War. After returning from Korea, he married Marjorie Becker on Oct. 12, 1956.
He attended Whitworth College and earned his bachelor's and master's degrees. He then taught in the Riverside and Mead School districts.
A memorial service will be held at 1 p.m. on Dec. 31 at Peaceful Valley Church on Allen Road in Elk for longtime Elk resident Harry Bland, 72, who passed away on Dec. 20
Family graveside services will be held at Fairmount Memorial Park.
Born on May 27, 1939, in Ardmore, Pa., to Dr. George W. and Helen Bland, he served in the U.S. Air Force from August 1961-65. He worked for Camp Chevrolet for 30 years.
Mr. Bland attended Peaceful Valley Church and enjoyed family, friends, and the great outdoors.
He was preceded in death by one son, Brad.
A funeral mass was celebrated on Dec. 28 at St. Joseph's Catholic Church in Wenatchee for former Deer Park resident Jim D. Pleger, 72, who passed away on Dec. 22.
A 1957 Deer Park High School graduate, he was a business owner and independent truck driver and also worked in sales at a Ford dealership in Newport. He was part owner of Papas Trucking in Malaga, Wash.
He married Janet K. Pehling on May 5, 1962.
The couple lived in Newport until 1982. They lived in Malaga for 18 years before moving to Wenatchee.
His wife, Janet, predeceased him on July 27, 2011.
Alice Caroline Adair, 72, passed away on Dec 6, 2011.
She is survived by a daughter, Caroline; granddaughter, Kjersty; great-grandson, Craig; brother, Basil; three nieces, Raeanne, Caroline and Corinne; and several great- and great-great nephews and nieces.
Alice was a lifetime member of the Inland Empire Philatelic Society, current member of the Clayton Grange and Deer Park TOPS No. 485.
Alice held an associate's degree in accounting and spent 15 years as an entrepreneur owning The Junque' Shoppe & Budget Motel Supply in Spokane.
A funeral service is planned for a later date for area resident Michael S. Slocum, 59, who passed away on Dec. 11.
Born on Jan. 29, 1952, he graduated from Shadle Park High School in 1970 and later enlisted in the U.S. Air Force, where he spent time stationed in Thailand and at Nellis Air Force Base.
After being honorably discharged he worked for many years at Alcoa in Addy, Wash., as an emergency medical technician and security guard.
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A graveside funeral service will be at 1 p.m. on Dec. 19 at the Woodland Cemetery, Deer Park, with the Rev. Richard Finch officiating, for longtime Denison area resident Myrna R. Walters, 80, who passed away on Dec. 3.
A reception will follow the service at the Deer Park Eagles Lodge, W12 South Ave.
Born in Onaway, Idaho, the family moved to Spokane when she was a child. She graduated from Lewis and Clark High School in 1949 and later from beauty school.
Funeral service will be held at 1 p.m. on Dec. 10 at the Riverside Chapel of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, with Bishop Bryon Wiltse officiating, for Deer Park resident Chanin D. Starbuck, 42.
Born in 1969 at Anderson, Ind., she graduated from Lake Mary (Fla.) High School and attended Florida State University. She later earned her associate's degree in art therapy from Seminole State College.
Mrs. Starbuck, who lived in Orlando, Fla., and Alaska before moving to Deer Park, recently graduated from dental assistant's school in Spokane.
A memorial service will be held at 3 p.m. on Dec. 17 the Tri-County Christian Center, E320 "H" St., Deer Park, with the Rev. Timothy White officiating, for Springdale resident Carol D. Brooks, 68, who passed away on Dec. 7.
Born in Clovis, N.M., in 1943, she married Sonny Brooks in 1959. Mrs. Brooks worked many years as a certified nursing assistant in nursing homes and in home health care services in Colorado and Washington. After her and her husband's retirement, they moved to Springdale in 1998.
She was a member of the Tri-County Christian Center.
A small private service is planned at a later date for former Deer Lake resident Phyllis M. (Williams) Welch, 88, who passed away on Nov. 30.
Born on Dec. 6, 1922, in Rapid City, S.D., to Henry Clark Williams and Adeline Maude Williams (Jolly), she married Harold Stanley Welch from Deer Park on Jan.18, 1947.
She was librarian for Connell School District and served as mayor of Hatton, smallest town in Washington with 75 residents at that time, from 1979–83. She and her husband retired to Deer Lake for 25 years until health reasons moved them to Pasco, Wash., in 2005.
A graveside service was held on Dec. 3 at the East Prosser (Wash.) Cemetery for former Deer Park resident/businessman Donald R. Springer, 85, who passed away on Nov. 29 in Richland, Wash.
Born to Carl Clinton and Frances May (Read) Springer on Oct. 26, 1926, in Kelso, Wash., he attended Deer Park High School and entered the Naval Reserve at the age of 17.


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Say hi to Brinda! She's an intern for SUMO this summer, working on text mining support questions to find our top issues. Automating this manual process will be a huge help to us. I shot this video almost a month ago so Brinda is wrapping up her work now and will be heading back to the University of Illinois soon for her senior year. It's been great having her on the SUMO team.
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Awesome, all the best in your senior year at your university! Thank you for all the work you've done for Mozilla!
I hope you liked your time at Mozilla, and got round to trying the sky-diving. Lets hope we see some of the results from your work.
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