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29-02-2012 15:30
My X3 02 denies and reject any request to play Youtube videos!....but throuth my neighbour box (different provider of mine)..that run perfectly!....HELP please!
PS: the internet radio app works fine!.......but spbtv and Youtube didn't work
Solved! Go to Solution.
29-02-2012 19:07
do you try youtube over wifi or gprs ?
01-03-2012 18:29
02-03-2012 18:18
so what happened last july ?
- did you upgrade phone firmware ?
- did you change cell provider ?
- did you change wifi ?
03-03-2012 22:29
04-03-2012 5:42
I have v6.00 on my x3-02 and it works just fine. could you explain in detail what happens when you choose the video link at m.youtube.com ?
04-03-2012 23:54
06-03-2012 17:29
sounds like the wifi access point is blocking the streaming.
06-03-2012 23:41
07-03-2012 14:37
Series40 supports the mobile youtube. I don't know what Symbian devices use.
There has been some discussions in this forum and elsewhere that opening some ports in the WiFi box could help. Haven't had that problem on my box/places where I have used so dont have 1st hand experience on solving those
07-03-2012 19:14
07-03-2012 19:19
14-03-2012 20:24 - edited 14-03-2012 20:27
Thanks to God and Alhamdolilah ,
You have to configure udp settings in the mobile: my streaming >>udp setting>>1024-1028 there was the center of the resolution of this isssue.
I have finally resolved Ytube and also the issue of SPBTV byopening the following ports in my router:
name:Youtube out ports: 1024-2024 Destination ports: 1024-2024 type: UDP
name: SPBTV out ports :6970-6974 Destination ports: 1024-1028. ..... the range of 4 ports isvery important to resolve this big issue!!! type of ports: UDP
Now i have a minor problem: i have to try by 3 succesiv times to reach to play any video in Ytube and any channel in SPBTV!!!!!!!
15-07-2012 20:50
can u write it more detail?there is no UDP setting,is it UDP port range?thanks =)
19-07-2013 19:03
19-07-2013 19:13
21-07-2013 12:57
kariman, because your first post about this issue contained most information, please, let us continue there …
21-07-2013 20:40
25-07-2013 3:43
25-07-2013 7:27 - edited 25-07-2013 7:29
kariman, port triggering and forwarding are configured within your NAT router. Some do not offer triggering but only forwarding (which is the same at the end). However, for RTSP you do not need that (or your router has to be replaced). If you still have trouble, which Internet Service Provider (ISP) operates your fixed-line?


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3. TOP 10 — My favorites sent off for next months URB mag
4. RELEASE — J-Boogie: Hip-Hop Soul Sessions released on Om Records
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Petite Watermelons
Petite Watermelons
Petite Watermelons
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You are so clever! My girls are going to love making these.ReplyDelete
Those are great!!! I love them and will be making them. Thanks for such a cute and easy idea.ReplyDelete
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You have no idea of the level of excitement these will cause at our next tea party...what a kick!ReplyDelete
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What lucky girls to have such a fun mama! You are wonderful.ReplyDelete
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Oh my... those are so cute! I wasn't sure what to think the other day when you said you were baking watermelons (is that the verb you used?). Anyway, very cute!ReplyDelete
These are so cute! Did they taste good as well?ReplyDelete
wow..that's a creative way to present jelly for kids party. Thank you for sharingReplyDelete
Oh my word those are adorable!!!ReplyDelete
Now I thought I was a good mom... but wow, doing this kind of thing...well, it beats all.ReplyDelete
I gotta try this...
in summer... still gusting winds here... watermelons are for summer in my book.
tx for the great idea!
I have a lime! I have red Jello! I have a grandson! Thank you!ReplyDelete
What a sweet idea!!!ReplyDelete
I've seen this technique used with oranges and orange Jello, but this is a great way to take advantage of different colors and create something different!ReplyDelete
Such a cute idea!! I thought it might be a little too involved, but it's really pretty simple. Thanks for sharing! :)ReplyDelete
This is great! My son will love them! ThanksReplyDelete
I have to say it...these would make some awesome Jell-o shots.ReplyDelete
Wonder idea! My little ones will love these for their tea parties as well. I'm so happy to have stumbled upon your wonderful blog, and look forward to using your resources. :)ReplyDelete
That is the cutest thing I have ever seen. Ever.ReplyDelete
How wonderfully creative! We'll be making these at our house. Thank you for this!ReplyDelete
Those look so fun! I'll have to try it out sometime!ReplyDelete
HOLY COW!! THOSE ARE THE MOST GENIOUS THINGS EVER! Thanks for posting that recipe...so cool!ReplyDelete
wowwww...yumm yummm! I love watermelons on sunny day, I guess this jell-o version combined with lime looks zesty. By the way, how long does it take approximately to make the jello semi-firm before you insert the chocochip? thank youReplyDelete
This is so clever! I love it!ReplyDelete
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So cute! I added it to my Watermelon Picnic post!ReplyDelete
These are adorable. What a great idea!ReplyDelete
Wow, too cute! Easy, too!ReplyDelete
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What a fabulous idea!ReplyDelete
oh that's fantastic! i am visiting from "How About Orange."ReplyDelete
Just a guess here, but couldn't one just add the mini-chips after a 10-15 minute cooldown.ReplyDelete
Hmmm...I have 2 limes and 5 grandkids. Will have to experiment!
Well, I think this is just about the cutest thing ever! My daughter says we have got to make these!ReplyDelete
- AngelaJuly 14, 2009 at 3:01 PM
I think this is so cute and am tempted to try it the next time I make jello shots.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousJuly 22, 2009 at 8:41 PM
So I tried this and they looked great, but...BITTER, BITTER, BITTER!!!! How do you get them not to take on the bitter lime rind???ReplyDelete
Well, my kids actually love to suck on lemons and limes so I guess I never thought about the limey flavor the jello gets.ReplyDelete
A couple of things to try:
sprinkle the insides with sugar before filling with jello to off-set the sour lime taste
If it's the rind that is making it sour don't scrape out the pulp all the way to the lime. (My kids usually do the scraping part so it never gets all the way to the rind anyway).
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Fantastic. My little one is just getting into tea parties. She has a tea set, but now she'll have something to serve on those cute plates made of recycled milk jugs!ReplyDelete
Love it! I just had a "tiny" party for my two-year old and these would have been perfect!ReplyDelete
I made these for a girlfriend's summer birthday party and added vodka in them! what a hit!!ReplyDelete
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- AnonymousJanuary 28, 2010 at 7:51 PM
the petite watermelons would be sooo cute in a bento box lunch!ReplyDelete
That is such a clever and awesome idea!ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing.
Lovely blog!
You have a big family :)
I know this post was written a year ago, but I just had to comment! Here in Australia, a popular kids party treat is "frog in the pond" - a freddo frog (chocolate) in jelly (or jell-o, in America - usually blue).ReplyDelete
Anway, I hate when chocolate goes all soggy from sitting in liquid, so I had to interrupt and point out that even better than chocolate chips would be ... passionfruit pips! (If you just happened to have them around, anyway)
That watermelon more curious, the green seem lemon peel and red jelly.ReplyDelete
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Put "eat chocolate" at the top of your list of things to do today. That way, at least you'll get one thing done. ☺ There, don't you feel better?
Please leave a comment! I enjoy hearing your thoughts, whether you agree with me or not. If we all agreed on everything how boring would that be? Worse than eating white chocolate, because it's fake. So be real, be yourself.


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Archaeology has been defined by many people in many different ways in the 150 years of the study. Of course, some of the differences reflect the history of archaeology and how it has changed over time, becoming more of a science, and becoming more involved with human behaviors. But mostly the definitions reflect how people look at and feel about archaeology. Archaeologists speak from their varied experiences in the field and in the lab. Non-archaeologists speak from their vision of the archaeology, as filtered by what archaeologists say, and by what the popular media presents the study as. In my opinion, all of these definitions are valid expressions of what archaeology is.
Define Archaeology
"[Archaeology is] the discipline with the theory and practice for the recovery of unobservable hominid behavior patterns from indirect traces in bad samples." David Clarke.
"Archaeology is the scientific study of peoples of the past... their culture and their relationship with their environment. The purpose of archaeology is to understand how humans in the past interacted with their environment, and to preserve this history for present and future learning." Larry J. Zimmerman
"Historical archaeology is more than just a treasure hunt. It is a challenging search for clues to the people, events, and places of the past." Society for Historical Archaeology
"Archaeology is our way of reading that message and understanding how these peoples lived. Archaeologists take the clues left behind by the people of the past, and, like detectives, work to reconstruct how long ago they lived, what they ate, what their tools and homes were like, and what became of them." State Historical Society of South Dakota
"Archaeology is the scientific study of past cultures and the way people lived based on the things they left behind." Alabama Archaeology
"Archaeology is not a science because it does not apply any recognised model has no validity: each science studies a different subject and therefore uses, or could use, a different model." Merilee Salmon, as quoted by Andrea Vianello
Archaeology Definition: A Mind-Numbing Job
"[Archaeology is] the most mind-numbing job on the planet" Bill Watterson
"Archeology is... the most fun you can have with your pants on." Kent V. Flannery
"[Archaeology] seeks to discover how we became human beings endowed with minds and souls before we had learned to write." Grahame Clarke
"Archaeology puts all human societies on an equal footing." Brian Fagan
"Archeology is the only branch of anthropology where we kill our informants in the process of studying them." Kent Flannery
"The archaeologist partakes of, contributes to, is validated by, and dutifully records present-day social and political structures in the identification of research problems and in the interpretation of findings." Joan Gero
"Archaeology is not simply the finite body of artefactual evidence uncovered in excavations. Rather, archaeology is what archaeologists say about that evidence. It is the ongoing process of discussing the past which is, in itself, an ongoing process. Only recently have we begun to realise the complexity of that discourse. ... [T]he discipline of archaeology is a site of disputation--a dynamic, fluid, multidimensional engagement of voices bearing upon both past and present." John C. McEnroe
"[Archaeology] is not what you find, it's what you find out." David Hurst Thomas
"Indeed, archaeology is only really delightful when transfused into some form of art." Oscar Wilde
Archaeology Definition: The Search for Fact
"Archaeology is the search for fact, not truth." Indiana Jones
"An aware, responsible and engaged global archaeology might be a relevant, positive force which recognizes and celebrates difference, diversity and real multivocality. Under common skies and before divided horizons, exposure to global difference and alterity prompts us all to seek responses and responsibility." Lynn Meskell
"Archaeology is the study of humanity itself, and unless that attitude towards the subject is kept in mind archaeology will be overwhelmed by impossible theories or a welter of flint chips." Margaret Murray
"Archaeology is the only discipline that seeks to study human behavior and thought without having any direct contact with either." Bruce G. Trigger
Archaeology Definition: A Voyage to the Past
"Archaeology is our voyage to the past, where we discover who we were and therefore who we are." Camille Paglia
"New World archaeology is anthropology or it is nothing." Philip Phillips.
Geoff Carver has collected numerous quotations from archaeologists trying to define whatever it is we study. He was kind enough to supply us with the goods, and you'll find his collection on the next page.
More Definitions
This feature is part of the About.com Guide to Field Definitions of Archaeology and Related Disciplines.


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EAU CLAIRE A photograph of a cougar, taken five days ago in Juneau County, has been verified as legitimate by two wildlife biologists with the state Department of Natural Resources.
The photograph, taken at 9:21 p.m. Sunday, clearly shows a young adult cougar moving against a nighttime background of native grasses. The camera was located a bit more than two miles north of Mauston.
More on cougars in Wisconsin: Trail cameras capture cougar activity
Two DNR biologists Adrian Wydeven and Jon Robaidek visited the site today, interviewed the landowner, checked other photos in sequence on the camera and checked the background in the photograph against the actual location.
Its obviously a cougar, Wydeven said of the large, tawny cat in the photograph. Its good sized, most likely a young adult.
DNR officials learned of the photograph Friday. The landowner hadnt checked the camera for several days. A time stamp on the photo establishes the date it was taken.
While it is not possible to determine the gender of the cat using the photograph, Wydeven said it is likely this is a male cougar in search of new territory.
This is the seventh time a trail camera has captured a cougar in Wisconsin, although three of these instances probably involved the same cougar. DNR biologists have confirmed the presence of four individual cougars in Wisconsin during the past three years.
However, Wydeven said that based on times, location and other evidence, it is likely that a minimum of six different cougars have visited Wisconsin since January, 2008, when a cougar observation near Milton was confirmed by tracks and DNA tests of a blood sample.
During the summer of 2010, the DNR investigated several reports of horses and livestock being injured by cougars in Juneau County. State and federal wildlife officials investigated but were unable to find confirming evidence.
Cougars are capable of incredible stealth and have been known to travel large distances through populated areas without being detected.
The four cougars that left DNA evidence in Wisconsin were all identified as young males with genetics that make it likely they originated in the Black Hills of South Dakota. DNR biologists believe all the sightings in Wisconsin are likely due to young male cougars traveling great distances in search of territory and mates.
This past summer, DNA evidence confirmed that a cougar killed in a vehicle crash in Connecticut was the same St. Croix cougar that passed through Wisconsin.
There is no evidence of cougars breeding in Wisconsin, Wydeven said.
DNR officials emphasized that citizen observations are critical to cougar monitoring, and they are asking landowners and outdoor enthusiasts to become familiar with the rare mammal observation form on the DNRs website. This and much more can be found by typing cougar into the search box on the home page.
The website will be updated early next week with information about this cougar.
Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com is trying to acquire the trail camera photos and will post them as soon as they are received. If you have more information about this or any other cougar, contact Wisconsinoutdoorfun.com site manager Brian Otten at email@example.com.
More news from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources.


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Boost for squash as Junior event serves off
THE sport of squash got a big boost on Friday when president of the Jamaica Olympic Association (JOA), Michael Fennell, announced the possible incorporation of the event into the 2020 Olympic programme.
Speaking at the opening ceremony of the 2012 Caribbean Area Squash Association (CASA) Junior Championships at the Liguanea Club in Kingston, the JOA boss said squash has been shortlisted as a new addition to the 28 events set for the 2016 Games.
"For the moment it's 26 sports that are competed at the (2012) Olympics. There was a recent review where they included rugby and golf for the 2016 event. Early next year there'll be another review for the 2020 Games and squash is one of those sports shortlisted," he told reporters on Friday.
"No sport can survive or prosper without good junior development programmes, so this championship is a great start," he said.
Squash is a racquet sport played inside an enclosed, four-walled court using a relatively small rubberised ball.
At this Caribbean Junior Championships, dozens of players from eight regional countries are challenging for top honours in boys' and girls' categories across four different age groups.
Guyana are the defending champions, but Trinidad & Tobago and the Cayman Islands also boast formidable teams.
The July 20-26 tournament will be streamed live on the internet courtesy of the Jamaica Squash Association at www.jamaicansquash.com.
Fennell, who served as president of the Commonwealth Games Federation for 17 years, added that he is pleased with the progress of squash on the international scene and urged youngsters to plan towards the 2014 Commonwealth showpiece in Glasgow Scotland.
"I'm very proud of the role that squash has played in the Commonwealth Games. After the 2012 Olympics Games the next celebration will be 2014. That will give the opportunity for many of you to participate. All the top squash players take part in the Commonwealth Games... so the juniors here should have their sights set on it," Fennell said.
Minister with responsibility for Sports, Natalie Neita-Headley, said Jamaica's hosting of the tournament gives exposure to the game and to the competing athletes as the local association strives for mainstream status.
"It's not a natural sport for us... it is not played in our schools or at the community level. This event gives international exposure and the chance for our athletes to interact with other athletes from our neighbours in the region. The Squash Association must be commended for their role in organising this event," she said.


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While cold and flu season is widely discussed, pneumonia season is quickly gaining the spotlight.
One in 20 dies from the lung disease each year, and it's what's going around this week.
What is pneumonia?
Pneumonia is a lung infection that can cause coughing, fever, and trouble breathing. The lung infection is usually caused by bacteria, but it can also be caused by viruses or other germs.
Doctors use the term "community-acquired" when a person catches an infection in their daily life, and not from being in the hospital. Doctors call it "hospital-acquired" when people catch an infection from being in the hospital.
Community-acquired pneumonia can be mild or severe. A mild infection is sometimes called "walking pneumonia." That's because most people with walking pneumonia are not very sick and can still walk around and do their daily activities.
What are the symptoms of community-acquired pneumonia?
Common symptoms include:
Should I see a doctor or nurse?
Yes. If you have the symptoms listed above, see a doctor or nurse as soon as possible.
Will I need tests?
Probably. Your doctor or nurse will ask about your symptoms and do an exam. He or she will probably do a chest X-ray to look for an infection in your lungs.
Depending on your individual situation, you might need other tests. These can include blood tests or lab tests on a sample of mucus that you cough up.
How is community-acquired pneumonia treated?
Doctors treat community-acquired pneumonia with antibiotic medicines. These medicines kill the germs that are causing the infection. Most people can take antibiotic pills at home, but some people need to be treated in the hospital. People who are treated in the hospital get antibiotics into their vein through a tube called an "IV."
Some people also get extra oxygen to help them breathe more easily.
Most people start to feel better within 3 to 5 days of taking their medicine. But a cough from pneumonia can last weeks or months after treatment.
Is there anything else I can do to take care of myself?
Yes. You can:
What can I do to keep from getting pneumonia again?
To avoid germs, you can wash your hands often with soap and water, or use alcohol hand rubs.
You can also get certain vaccines to help keep you from getting pneumonia again. Vaccines are treatments that can prevent serious infections. Depending on your individual situation, your doctor might recommend that you get the pneumococcal vaccine. This can help keep you from getting an infection from the kind of bacteria that most commonly causes pneumonia.
Most adults should also get the flu vaccine every year.


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A Collinsville man is killed in a serious crash in south central Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Highway Patrol troopers said 47-year-old Boyd Bolin died when his pickup was hit head on.
The crash happened along Highway 1 near Roff, Okla Tuesday around 4:30pm.
Troopers said the woman driving the car that hit him also died. Lauren Hatton, 22, of Ada passed away at the hospital from her injuries. A 2-month-old boy was also in the car with her. He was taken to an Oklahoma hospital to be treated for injuries.
In all, three cars were involved.
Troopers believe Hatton's car crossed the center line and hit the trailer pulled by a truck driving ahead of Bolin.
Hatton's car bounced off the trailer and hit Bolin's pickup head on. It took firefighters more than an hour to free him from the crumpled vehicle.
The people inside the truck towing the trailer were not hurt.
Investigators don't yet know what caused Hatton to veer.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Several dozen people braved the bitter temperatures to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. by taking to the streets.
"Passing the Torch to Young Leaders" was the theme at this year's march.
Community members walked from Bradley University to Mount Zion Baptist Church in Peoria.
It was 50 years ago Dr. King famously marched on Washington and Reverend Larry Williams was there.
"We had no police protection," said Williams. "We didn't have any protection, any type of law enforcement agency until the federal government came in. I'm telling you I lived in that time. What it means today is that you have people that are carrying on, people that refuse to give up. We probably have 50 percent progress thus far, and I don't think he would be satisfied."
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Tom Verducci wrote a really good article in last week's Sports Illustrated. You probably saw the cover, which is designed to appeal to every known gender. But Verducci's article -- "The New Moneyball: The Art of Winning an (Even More) Unfair Game" -- is even better than the nifty cover.
In fact, there's just one eensy-weensy problem with the piece ...
It's about the wrong team.
It's about the Red Sox. The thesis of the article, if I'm reading it correctly (and I think I am), is that Billy Beane's version of Moneyball just doesn't work any more. But the Red Sox' version of Moneyball works wonderfully, because in addition to their smarts they've got (you guessed it!) money.
But then it's not really Moneyball any more, is it? Moneyball was about winning without money.
And how is the game unfair to the Red Sox, exactly? They can outspend everyone but the Yankees, and they don't have to actually beat the Yankees to win a championship. Granted, they have beaten the Yankees on their way to championships; in 2004 they beat them in the League Championship Series, and in 2007 they beat them in the American League East. More often than not, Boston's path to the World Series will lead them through the Bronx.
Nevertheless, the Red Sox have reached the playoffs twice in the last four seasons.
Meanwhile, the Tampa Bay Rays? Three times in the last four seasons.
Granted, the Red Sox have won more games than the Rays in those four seasons.
Well, not games. Game. The Sox are ahead, 369 to 368.
How has this happened?
Pitchers. And it really hasn't mattered much, which pitchers.
Do you know how many of this season's starters were in Tampa Bay's rotation in 2008, just four seasons ago?
One. James Shields.
The Rays' other starters that season: Andy Sonnanstine, Matt Garza, Edwin Jackson, Scott Kazmir.
In 2009, the Rays added David Price and Jeff Niemann to their rotation.
In 2010, they added Wade Davis.
In 2011, they added Jeremy Hellickson.
The amazing thing about the Rays' starters this season? There's never been anything wrong with any of them. Physically wrong, I mean. Since joining the rotation, those five 2011 starters have combined for 13 pitcher-seasons and averaged 30 starts per season.
Dumb luck? Maybe. Probably not. The Rays' track record with their young and homegrown starters is simply too impressive to attribute merely to luck.
The Red Sox pay more than the recommended signing bonuses of the commissioner's office -- so-called "slot money" -- but their draft costs are also high because they hoard picks by letting free agents leave. In the past five years, for instance, Boston has had 12 first-round picks. (The Yankees have had half as many.) Moneyball ended the hidden value of OBP, what Beane called a market inefficiency. "I've been giving the same answer for years," Epstein says of the next inefficiency. "It's keeping pitchers healthy and, and it's better drafting."
Over the last two seasons, Boston's top five starters -- that is, the five starters they wanted in their rotations -- combined for 249 starts. Meanwhile, Tampa Bay's top five starters combined for 302 starts. In both seasons, the Red Sox missed the playoffs while winning six fewer games than the Rays. It's self-evident, isn't it, that those six fewer wins can largely be explained by that difference of 37 starts?
This year's one-game difference, for sure. Last year's five-game difference, maybe not. But close, for sure. For really sure.
At the beginning of Moneyball: The Movie, we see a clip of the A's losing to the Yankees in their 2001 Division Series. But as a stark graphic suggests, we can hardly blame the A's for losing, considering the vast financial chasm between them and the Yankees. I'm making up these numbers because I don't remember them, but here's an approximation of that graphic, describing those teams' 2001 payrolls:
Well, if someone ever makes a movie about what the Rays did to the Red Sox this season -- and of course between Wednesday night and this book, there's plenty of source material -- they can run a graphic like this, comparing the 2011 Opening Day payrolls of the Red Sox and the Rays:
We're 10 years on and the story is almost exactly the same. Except this time, the underdog with absolutely no hope of competing financially is actually winning. This is easily the biggest and most interesting baseball story in a long time, and it seems just a bit odd that nobody's really paying much attention.


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SHERMAN, TX -- A long ride across Grayson County for dozens of bikers started off this morning, before heading to several stops along the way.
The 4th Annual Burnin' Asphalt Fun Run was held on Saturday by MadRock 102.5 Radio. Organizers say 150 participants started at the Harley Davidson store at Sherman Town Center on their way to De Happy Cajun, Highport Marina, Cedar Mills Marina, and Lacey's Bar in Kingston.
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The poker run wrapped up with a fifth and final stop at Grandpappy Point Marina. Organizers say the event raises about $2,500 each year for the Children's Advocacy Center.


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Incident at the Hilton Pleasanton Saturday night (9/12)
Original post made by Jake on Sep 14, 2009
I wasn't sure how serious it was but the hotel was very hush hush about it and I haven't seen anything in the local news/newspapers as well. Does anyone here on the boards know what happened?
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on Sep 14, 2009 at 1:15 pm
I also heard from my son that there was an incident on Friday night at the In-and-Out parking lot where a car raced in, carrying a man(?) with a gunshot wound. The paramedics who were eating there were called over to assist and then quite a number of Pleasanton Police cars showed up.
Nothing in the paper on that?
on Sep 14, 2009 at 2:14 pm
Wow, that's just down the street from the hotel. I wonder if the two incidents are related. The wedding party did check in Friday night. But I find it interesting that the Pleasanton Police Department doesn't post their crime log on their website or any of the local papers.
on Sep 14, 2009 at 10:36 pm
Emily West is a registered user.
I talked with police today, who said the Hilton incident was a man at a wedding who was charged for being drunk in public. As for the incident at In N Out, it was a CHP jurisdiction as someone was shot on the freeway and they pulled over and stopped at In N Out. It appeared the wounds weren't life threatening, but I'll confirm with CHP tomorrow.
on Sep 14, 2009 at 11:21 pm
That's so special! Thanks, Emily. Someone shot, big to-do at In N Out, and hey, the PPD and the PW rely on citizens' reports before deciding that maybe, um, someone might want to say something?
on Sep 15, 2009 at 12:21 am
that people would transport a person who's been shot to the nearest In and Out for a burger and fries! Gawd, what has our world come to?!?
on Sep 15, 2009 at 6:54 am
Have to agree with the above comment. It's kinda weird having someone shot in your car and stopping off at an In-n-Out Burger ordering a side order of band aids.
We usually hear all about trivial news that hits the Valley - I'm also wondering why no mention?
on Sep 15, 2009 at 8:21 am
Thanks for the info Emily. I suspected alcohol was involved but wonder what happened for them to need two ambulances and at least one person being taken out on a gurney. Whatever happened, that's a night the new couple isn't going to forget.
on Sep 15, 2009 at 1:06 pm
Emily West is a registered user.
Heard back from the CHP. There was a shooting on 580 east in Castro Valley around 1 a.m. Saturday night. A round of shots was allegedly fired from someone in a late model Chevy Blazer or Yukon. Two people had minor injuries. Because of construction, the nearest, busiest exit (where they could likely find help) was Hopyard in Pleasanton. The investigation is continuing and anyone with information should call CHP at 510-622-4618.
on Sep 15, 2009 at 2:59 pm
Emily, are you sure that this incident didn't occur at 1am Saturday morning? I believe that it was Friday night/Saturday 1am and not 1am Saturday night.
on Sep 15, 2009 at 3:20 pm
on Sep 15, 2009 at 4:25 pm
Emily West is a registered user.
Whoops, you're right Grace. It was around 1 a.m. Saturday morning.
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The following column originally stated that Diebold sold its U.S. elections systems business in 2006. In fact, Diebold sold the unit in 2009. The column has been corrected. TheStreet regrets the error.
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- My biggest fear over every election doesn't involve who wins. It's whether the result is accepted by the losers.
Democrats accepted the Bush wins of 2000 and 2004 only reluctantly. Their resistance in 2004 was heightened by suspicions about Diebold (DBD), which held a lot of contracts on voting machines, including those in Ohio, and was suspected of rigging the vote.
John Kerry had led in the late polls. George W. Bush won the state narrowly. The CEO of Diebold, Walden O'Dell, was known to be a key Bush supporter. Mother Jones called it "Diebold's Political Machine."Here is the rest of the story, in Wikipedia. Diebold sold that unit in 2009, to a company owned by the McCarthy Group LLC and the newspaper The Omaha World-Herald. The newspaper is now owned by Berkshire-Hathaway (BRK.A), whose CEO, Warren Buffett, is known to be an Obama supporter this year. (Full disclosure. I am, too.) If you want to make a conspiracy out of that, go ahead. I'm not going there. Fact is, voting machines are not a great business to be in. There was some profit available in the last decade, as electronic machines replaced paper ballots in many places (including my own state of Georgia), but generally it's more trouble than it's worth. It sounds like it should be better. You have lots of clients, you have networks to connect the votes to a counting system and, hopefully, you have a lot of security -- both computer and physical -- to protect against fraud. But the machines are sold once and last for many years. The customers wind up controlling them and back-end revenue is fairly small. Everyone is watching, anyone can jump down a supplier's throat when the count goes against them. It's a lot of hassle for not a lot of gain. The latest left-wing conspiracy theory, shown here at Simple-politiks.com, involves the company that sold machines to Hamilton County, where Cincinnati is located. It's called Hart Intercivic, and it's owned by supporters of challenger Mitt Romney including (through Solamere Capital) his son Tagg.
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Farming is hard work and its vital to Indiana. Ag industries contribute almost $38 billion a year to the Hoosier economy, supporting nearly 190,000 jobs. The farmers who provide these jobs work from dusk until way past dawn and face great risks when withering droughts or excess rains threaten to wreck their crops. Despite these challenges, Hoosier farmers manage to overcome adversity, succeed in their businesses and feed the world. Too often, their work is made even harder because of uncertainty and inefficiencies in federal farm policy.
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Many are surprised that supplemental nutrition assistance, commonly called food stamps, is administered by the Department of Agriculture (USDA). Most agree the program is not well managed. It pays too many people who should not be eligible for help, diverting help from those who really need the assistance. There aren't enough incentives to encourage people to find work. And there is too much waste, fraud, and abuse.
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to keep him alive. The situation is urgent! Please write immediately to your
elected officials and the federal medical facility to protest this legal harassment
and torture and to demand his release. Dr. Al-Arian's life depends on it.
Specifically, please contact (call and email):
Honorable Judge Gerald Lee
U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia
401 Courthouse Square, Alexandria, VA 22314
Fax: (703) 299-3339
The Honorable John Conyers, Jr
2426 Rayburn Building
Washington, DC 20515
(202) 225-5126
(202) 225-0072 Fax
Senator Patrick Leahy
433 Russell Senate Office Building
United States Senate
Washington, DC 20510
(299029) 224-4242
Attorney General Michael Mukasey
Department of Justice
By Thomas D. Williams
The Public Record
May 26, 2008
US Air Force Reserve Maj. Thomas "Buzz" Rempfer, a 43-year-old Connecticut native, is hoping he is nearing the end of nearly a decade's perpetual and unprecedented battle with the Pentagon over the legality, safety and effectiveness of mandatory anthrax vaccinations.
His and others' efforts have already netted favorable federal court rulings. They invalidated the original Department of Defense mandate and the vaccine's initial licensing.
Now Rempfer, formerly of West Suffield, Connecticut, and now of Tucson, Arizona, awaits a ruling from the Air Force Board for Correction of Military Records. The board could award him back pay for lost time and promotions in the Air National Guard. If the board does not, he is likely to appeal back to the federal court. It was that court which decided in his favor by forcing another ruling from the Air Force panel.
However, much more significant to Rempfer is a broader public service goal. Rempfer and his deceased close friend, US Air Force Reserve Maj. Russell "Russ" E. Dingle, both pilots, fought their battle for others adversely affected by the vaccine. It was their belief that any victory, legally, must become a crucial military servicewide precedent, clearing all other vaccine-resisting veterans from punishment. Rempfer is acting as a representative of Dingle's estate.
In more than five years of research, Dingle and Rempfer concluded the anthrax vaccine was improperly licensed and ineffective. They found it created thousands of adverse reactions and was unnecessary. The… Continue reading
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Furthermore, a House Committee on Veterans' Affairs Press Release states:
In February 2008, Dr. Katz sent an e-mail stating "Shh! — Our suicide prevention coordinators are identifying about 1000 suicide attempts per month among the veterans we see in our medical facilities. Is this something we should (carefully) address ourselves in some sort of release before someone stumbles on it?"
[911truth.org Ed.: Note that Katz says here, "...among the veterans we see in our facilities..." This does not count the veterans who couldn't get appointments, whose families tried to commit them before they killed themselves but were turned away, or who were too mentally ill to even seek help...]
See also, "Committee chairman accuses VA of criminal negligence," in USAToday, May 6, 2008. And from the Rand Corporation, "One In Five Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans Suffer from PTSD or Major Depression: Nearly 20 percent of military service members who have returned from Iraq and Afghanistan — 300,000 in all — report symptoms of post traumatic stress disorder or major depression, yet only slightly more than half have sought treatment, according to a new RAND Corporation study." Or this excellent article at The Nation, "On Veterans Day, Don't Forget About the War" by independent journalist and author, Aaron Glantz, editor of www.warcomeshome.org. Or this new article from the San Francisco Chronicle, "Bases brace for surge in stress-related disorders," which states: "Some 15,000 soldiers are heading home to this sprawling base after spending more than a year at war in Iraq and Afghanistan, and military health officials are bracing for a surge in brain injuries and psychological problems among those troops.…Continue reading
Stephen C. Webster
A career Army officer who survived the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, claims that no evacuation was ordered inside the Pentagon, despite flight controllers calling in warnings of approaching hijacked aircraft nearly 20 minutes before the building was struck.
According to a time-line of the attacks, the Federal Aviation Administration notified NORAD that American Airlines Flight 77 had been hijacked at 9:24 a.m. The Pentagon was not struck until 9:43 a.m.
On behalf of retired Army officer April Gallop, California attorney William Veale has filed a civil suit against former Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld, Vice President Dick Cheney and former US Air Force General Richard Myers, who was acting chairman of the joint chiefs on 9/11. It alleges they engaged in conspiracy to facilitate the terrorist attacks and purposefully failed to warn those inside the Pentagon, contributing to injuries she and her two-month-old son incurred.
"The ex-G.I. plaintiff alleges she has been denied government support since then, because she raised 'painful questions' about the inexplicable failure of military defenses at the Pentagon that day, and especially the failure of officials to warn and evacuate the occupants of the building when they knew the attack was imminent" said Veale in a media advisory.
Gallop also says she heard two loud explosions, and does not believe that a Boeing 757 hit the building. Her son sustained a serious brain injury, and Gallop herself was knocked unconscious after the roof collapsed onto her office.
The suit also named… Continue reading
Bring Bill HR 847: James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act to the floor of Congress for a Vote Now
To: Speaker of the House of Representatives, Ms. Nancy Pelosi & All Congressional Representatives
We the undersigned urge Speaker of the House, Ms. Nancy Pelosi, to immediately commit to a firm date for bill HR 847: the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2009 to be on the floor of the House of Representatives, for a vote.
Having lost over eight hundred September 11th first responders since that horrific day, we must act now as many, many more of our Nation's Heroes are sick and dying due to the time they spent at the World Trade Center site.
We would like to to stress how important the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act of 2009 is to us, our community and America. It is time to get this bill to the House floor and passed so that those who put America first on September 11, 2001 are taken properly taken care of, now.
We want HR 847 passed by Thanksgiving so that we, as a country, can properly thank the thousands who have given so much of themselves, so selflessly. We have lost over eight hundred September 11th first responders since that horrific day, we MUST act now as many, many more of these men and women are sick and dying due to the time they spent at Ground Zero.
HR 847 ( http://www.opencongress.org/bill/111-h847/show… Continue reading
By James Cogan
6 January 2010
Socialist Web Site
American military personnel are continuing to take their own lives in unprecedented
numbers, as the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq wars drag on. By late November,
at least 334 members of the armed forces had committed suicide in 2009, more
than the 319 who were killed in Afghanistan or the 150 who died in Iraq. While
a final figure is not available, the toll of military suicides last year was
the worst since records began to be kept in 1980.
The Army, National Guard and Army Reserve lost at least 211 personnel to suicide.
More than half of those who took their lives had served in either Iraq or Afghanistan.
The Army suicide rate of 20.2 per 100,000 personnel is higher than that registered
among males aged 19 to 29, the gender age bracket with the highest rate among
the general population. Before 2001, the Army rarely suffered 10 suicides per
100,000 soldiers.
The Navy lost at least 47 active duty personnel in 2009, the Air Force 34 and
the Marine Corp, which has been flung into some of the bloodiest fighting in
Iraq and Afghanistan, 42. The Marine suicide rate has soared since 2001 from
12 to at least 19.5 per 100,000.
For every death, at least five members of the armed forces were hospitalised
for attempting to take their life. According to the Navy Times, 2 percent of
Army; 2.3 percent of Marines and 3 percent of Navy… Continue reading
by Scott Ford
September 30, 2010
The following names are the people in Congress that voted AGAINST helping the 9/11 1st Responders with health care. There are about 900 dead responders since the attacks 9 years ago, and tens of thousands more sick and dying. When everybody was running away from Ground Zero, these people were running in to save as many people as they can. The people on this list feel that we should not help them. Please adjust your voter ballots accordingly in November.
No Votes (160)
Member, Party, District
Robert B. Aderholt, R, AL-4
Todd Akin, R, MO-2
Rodney Alexander, R, LA-5
Steve Austria, R, OH-7
Michele Bachmann, R, MN-6
Spencer Bachus, R, AL-6
J. Gresham Barrett, R, SC-3
Roscoe G. Bartlett, R, MD-6
Joe L. Barton, R, TX-6
Marion Berry, D, AR-1
Judy Biggert, R, IL-13
Brian P. Bilbray, R, CA-50
Gus Bilirakis, R, FL-9
Rob Bishop, R, UT-1
Marsha Blackburn, R, TN-7
John A. Boehner, R, OH-8
Jo Bonner, R, AL-1
Mary Bono Mack, R, CA-45
John Boozman, R, AR-3
Charles Boustany Jr., R, LA-7
Kevin Brady, R, TX-8
Bobby Bright, D, AL-2
Paul Broun, R, GA-10
Henry E. Brown Jr., R, SC-1
Ginny Brown-Waite, R, FL-5
Vern Buchanan, R, FL-13
Michael C. Burgess, R, TX-26
Dan Burton, R,… Continue reading
June 29, 2011
By Liz Goodwin
The Lookout blog at Yahoo.com
A new report out of Brown University estimates that the U.S. wars in Afghanistan and Iraq–together with the counterinsurgency efforts in Pakistan–will, all told, cost $4 trillion and leave 225,000 dead, both civilians and soldiers.
The group of economists, anthropologists, lawyers, humanitarian personnel, and political scientists involved in the project estimated that the cost of caring for the veterans injured in the wars will reach $1 trillion in 30 or 40 years. In estimating the $4 trillion total, they did not take into account the $5.3 billion in reconstruction spending the government has promised Afghanistan, state and local contributions to veteran care, interest payments on war debt, or the costs of Medicare for veterans when they reach 65.
The Congressional Budget Office, meanwhile, has assessed the federal price tag for the wars at $1.8 trillion through 2021. The report says that is a gross underestimate, predicting that the government has already paid $2.3 trillion to $2.7 trillion.
More than 6,000 U.S. troops and 2,300 contractors have died since the wars began after Sept. 11. A staggering 550,000 disability claims have been filed with the VA as of 2010. Meanwhile, 137,000 civilians in Afghanistan and Iraq have died in the conflict. (Injuries among U.S. contractors have also not yet been made public, further complicating the calculations of cost.) Nearly 8 million people have been displaced. Check out Reuters' factbox breaking down the costs and casualties here.
Perhaps the most sobering… Continue reading
By Larry Chin
Global Research
Iran is engaged in a surreal global shouting match with so-called Al Qaeda figures over who and what was responsible for the atrocities of 9/11.
Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad began by publicly pronouncing that 9/11 was a US government false flag operation. Al-Qaeda responded by accusing Ahmadinejad of being a conspiracy theorist — a "9/11 truther". Iran then replied in kind by pointing to CIA involvement with Al-Qaeda.
This spectacle would be uproarious, if the actual stakes were not so high; if this war of words was not part of a much larger and very real war that places the future of the entire world at risk.
What we are witnessing is a typical propaganda battle in which truth, lies and half-truths have been liberally mixed. Only the most clear-minded and astute observers can see the battle lines clearly.
Looking past the noise, putting aside the reliability of the figures making it, there are clear and undeniable historical facts:


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TEXOMA -- With spring around the corner, comes a higher chance of severe weather.
The National Weather Service puts on classes across Texoma each spring to help people learn how to accurately give a storm report.
You learn how to correctly identify and report storm clouds that may produce severe weather in your backyard. This includes large hail, damaging winds, and a wall cloud which is the precursor to tornadoes developing.
The classes are important because yes, radar is great, but it does not give the complete picture. Meteorologists need actual eyes on the storm for a better understanding of what is happening on the ground.
Grayson county held their class Thursday, Feb. 13th but there are still a number of classes available in Oklahoma.
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Atoka - Monday, Feb. 24th, 2014 at 6:30pm; Kiamichi Technology Center
Ardmore - Saturday, March 1st, 2014 at 10:00am; Ardmore Convention Center
Ada - Tuesday, March 4th, 2014 at 6:30pm; Pontotoc Technology Center
McAlester - Thursday, March 13th at 7pm; Eastern State University
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METAIRIE, La. — Running back Pierre Thomas and outside linebacker Junior Galette were among eight players who sat out the Saints' evening full-padded practice Sunday.
But coach Sean Payton once again chose not to elaborate on the injuries, saying only that Galette likely won't practice Monday while Thomas' timetable was unknown.
"What I'll do, rather than go through all these guys, when they're back, I'll just brief you on it," Payton explained.
Quarterback Seneca Wallace (groin) and defensive end Tom Johnson (hip) both were full.
Galette sat out with his left knee covered in an athletic wrap while Thomas spent time watching the session from behind.
Inside linebacker Jonathan Vilma, receiver Marques Colston, offensive guard Andrew Tiller, center Eric Olsen, inside linebacker Ray Shipman (hamstring) and outside linebacker Martez Wilson (left elbow) all didn't go through practice.
All eight players sat out New Orleans' Friday preseason opener against Kansas City.
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American Airline's dispute with its pilots' union is spilling over into a second week of flight delays and cancellations.
Last week the airline complained that too many pilots were calling in sick. This week it accused pilots of writing too many maintenance reports to hold up the flights. The pilots' union has denied any involvement.
Regardless of who is at fault, passengers have been caught in the middle. The airline is down 20 to 30 percentage point for on-time arrivals, which is way off from competing airlines.
And the longer the delays go on, the more American's passengers begin to look at the competition.
In an effort to keep their customers loyal, American is now offering passengers a full refund if they decide not to travel because their flight is more than two hours late. They will also change flight plans or book passengers on another carrier that's available.
That's appealing to some passengers, but business travelers say there's no substitute for being where you have to be on time.
"It wasn't critical for me today because this is my final destination and I have a late afternoon meeting. Had I had a connection I would have been very upset," said Pam Mayor, an American Airlines passenger.
She said no compensation or accommodations would have made a difference if it were critical. Her time is just too valuable. In fact, she may consider another airline on her return flight just in case.
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