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Arc'teryx Sidewinder SV Jacket
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628 g / 1 lb 6.2 oz
Relaxed fit, Hip Length
480N GORE-TEX® Pro Shell 3L
This is simply the best hard shell money can buy -…
Price Paid: £450
This is simply the best hard shell money can buy - it is fantastic! I brought the blue version (which is by far the best) last year and I have worn it nearly every rainy day we've had!
It is only a hardshell, which I think is good as it allows you to layer up more easily. It is really warm, and it doesn't let the cold of the wind in at all.
Another major bonus is the fact that it is so light! I couldn't believe it at first, when it's on you can barely notice. All in all, it's pretty much perfect.
This jacket is hands down the finest snowboard/ski…
Fabric: 3-Layer Gore-Tex XCR
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This jacket is hands down the finest snowboard/ski jacket on the market. Made with the highest quality Gore-Tex XCR, Arc'teryx thought of everything when they designed this jacket. Every external zipper, even the pit zips, are waterproof YKK zippers that don't leak even without any storm flaps. That saves a lot of weight. The curved zipper keeps it out of your face and chin. Clear radio pocket is perfect for putting is ski passes and cards. All cords can be adjusted with one hand, even the hood. If there is one jacket in your wardrobe, better make sure it's a Sidewinder SV.
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GNARLY! Totally Tubular! K-RaD k00L! Arc'Teryx makes another innovative jacket for those crazy boarders and breaks away from their usual slim fitting garments that are more for climbers than boarders. Well, I have to say, I own the Alpha SV and this jacket offers a more loose relaxed fit.
Generous fit for boarders
Cool curved zippers
Quality Gore-Tex XCR
Useful hood
Hard to use zippers
No fleece insulation
Tacky Radio pocket
Compared to the Alpha SV, this jacket offers a more generous fit for layering and the curved zipper makes this jacket look more cool. Believe it or not, most Arc'Teryx Gore-Tex XCR jackets without the curved zipper still offer solid protection against chin scrape thanks to their fleece chin guard. The Gore-Tex XCR is top notch, as Arc'Teryx produces the finest XCR outerwear. The hood is useful for boarders but some might find it a tad small if used with a helmut when compared to the larger sized Alpha SV hood.
What's with the zippers? Okay, they're waterproof or water resistant at least, but they're difficult to zip up and down. However, the zippers are the highest quality I've seen in any jacket. Arc'Teryx is suppose to improve their zippers in their coming seasons.
Okay, I must say, this jacket will feel a little chilly when worn alone and there is no insulation such as fleece. Well, that kinda sucks because boarders don't really care about my jacket is lighter than your jacket, 'nuff said. BTW, just avoid this jacket if you value insulation and wait for the next Winter season as they're gonna release a similar jacket with insulation. Lastly, what's with tacky transparent radio pocket? It seems that Arc'Teryx messes up their Gore-Tex outwear with their sleeve pockets. First, it's extremely hard to zip/unzip with one hand; secondly, they only add extra more chances that your arm will get wet if the zipper is not properly zipped up. As for the radio pocket, heck, next time don't make it transparent because it's just so not radical.
Finally, this is the new snowboarding jacket for the K-RaD 31337 |-|/\R|>c0re boarders. But you'd have to pay a price. Just hope that Tom Herbst, new CEO of Arc'Teryx, and former CEO of Mountain Equipment Co-op <--(the Canadian not-for-profit REI), would make Arc'Teryx a more affordable for us Canadians... I believe that the Fall '02 will finally make Patagonia/Patagucci obsolete. I think their Fall '02 with insulated PrimaLoft and other lightweight fleece on their Gore-Tex outwear will revolutionize Gore-Tex outwear, PERIOD. Patagonia only beats Arc'Teryx only in advertising. Ironically, Arc'Teryx just hired Bob Holding, former marketing director of Patagonia. Yeah, Patagonia sucks, North Face sucks more, and Mountain Hardware sucks too because they make ugly expensive Arc'Teryx copycat outerwear. One more word to Arc'Teryx about their Fall '02 line: Gore-Tex PACLITE SUCKS!!!!! There are SERIOUS durability problems with PACLITE to the point that even The North Face stopped using PACLITE on their outwear! Hey Arc'Teryx, stick to 390NR face fabric with Gore-Tex XCR to achieve lightweight compressibility. So, I predict that the Fission SV jacket with Paclite will have durability problems. Well, at least it's suppose to keep you warm.
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Rugged and lean, the Sidewinder SV jacket is the toughest snowsports-specific jacket Arc'teryx makes. It delivers Gore-Tex Pro weatherproof protection for technical routes in the backcountry.
The Arc'teryx Sidewinder Jacket is a snowsports work horse. Completely waterproof/breathable with all the features you need while skiing or snowboard. Made from a GORE-TEX(R) Fabric with 3L lo-loft soft shell for added warmth and enhanced moisture management. DWR finish (Durable Water Repellent) helps bead water from fabric surface Micro-seam allowance (1.6 mm) reduces bulk and weight Taped seams for added weatherproofness Articulated patterning for unrestricted mobility Helmet compatible Storm Hood(TM) Stealth hood adjusters Chin guard WaterTight(TM) external zippers Pit zippers for easy venting WaterTight(TM) contoured Sidewinder(TM) front zip-the zip contours to one side for added comfort Zipper garages to protect zipper closure from snow and rain Micro webbing zipper pulls Sleeve pocket with WaterTight(TM) zip Internal chest pocket with laminated zip Chest pocket with laminated zip Internal mesh pocket Two high-volume hand pockets with WaterTight(TM) zippers Powder skirt with gripper elastic and snap closure
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Stand at the edge of a precipice, unclench your white-knuckled fists, and know that whatever happens once you're moving down the mountain, you'll be dry in the Arc'teryx Men's Sidewinder SV Jacket. Part of the Whiteline lineup, the Sidewinder SV is a refined version of its lean-and-mean self for big-mountain exploits and storm-proof protection. From technical mountain routes to powdery face shots at the resort to brutal weather in the backcountry, the Sidewinder takes it in stride. Exceptionally breathable and rugged, N80p-X Gore-Tex Pro 3L shell fabric resists the bumps and bruises of cliff-hucking and trick-flipping. Gore-Tex gets you, and the Pro technology stands at the ready for your hot-and-cold approach to adventure: one minute you're racing up a hill or across a bowl, and then next minute you're kicking back a on snow bench for a quick bite to eat. Sweat won't get the best of you, stopped or on the move. When the sun comes out and temperatures rise, open the underarm vents to let off some hot air. Arc'teryx engineers made a few tweaks to bring the Sidewinder into the second decade of the 21st century. An offset Vislon front zipper, stretch powder skirt with Slide n' Loc jacket-to-pant attachment, and sleekly modern silhouette make this jacket ready for the snow-covered catwalk. The usual bells and whistles haven't been forgotten. The helmet-compatible hood moves with your head to prevent blind spots, and the multitude of pockets provide plentiful storage.
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Tough waterproof hardshell. Sidewinder front zipper curves away from your face. Our most durable snowsports specific waterproof shell. Weight: 628 g / 1 lb 6.2 oz Fit: Relaxed fit, Hip Length Fabric: 480N GORE-TEX® Pro Shell 3L This dist
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"Fine, but that would sound a lot better if there were 20 other people doing the same thing. I mean, fuck it, where are the goddamn lawyers who were on the case? Morton's lawyers, their offices are right here. I mean, fuck it, if they don't, I'll do it for them."
When it comes to criminal baggage, Reposa has a carry permit. His public record is a symphony of discordant notes. By his own account he has seen the inside of a jail cell probably 15 times. "Public intoxication, assault, drunk driving, possession of marijuana. I like to fight, but I don't have any family violence. All my assaults have been guy on guy. But it was all before I became a lawyer. I was a stupid kid. Since I got my degree, jail time just the once. The state bar sanction. At least it was winter. You do not want to do time during the Texas summer.
"Then again, I look at my life, dude: Glass half empty or half full? My glass is about 89 percent full. It would be stupid for me to act like I don't have a very, very, very good life."
Methinks Reposa's glass may not be as full as he projects. There are rumblings among his circle that his mates Chad Holt, 18 years a friend, and the filmmaker Bob Ray are unhappy about being eased out of any pending reality-show deal. It was after all their Total Badass documentary that put Reposa on Hollywood's radar. And during my stay in Austin it is hinted to me on several occasions that his bug-eyed performance in the jumbo-truck "I am a lawyer!" YouTube video has again attracted the attention of the state bar's sanctioning committee.
Closer to home, by the time you read this, Reposa's common-law wife, Susan, will have moved to Scotland for 14 months with their two-year-old son and his 10-year-old stepson in order to pursue her master's degree in environmentally sustainable development at the University of Edinburgh. Reposa cryptically informs me that there is no guarantee she will be returning to Texas. When I run into the blonde, doe-eyed Susan one morning at Reposa's office we share a pleasant conversation about many things—Scottish trains, the current heat wave, her older boy's budding athletic prowess—many things except, pointedly, her husband.
Susan, a seemingly lovely, grounded woman—not quite the "Catwoman meets Lady Gaga" Mrs. Reposa I had imagined—has arrived to deliver child-custody papers the two have been haggling over. When her meeting with Reposa in the next room grows perfervid enough to be heard through the attic walls, I take a gentlemanly leave. That same morning I sit with Susan's stepsister Jana Ortega for coffee at a Starbucks close to the Travis County Courthouse. Ortega, a stunning brunette, is yet another local defense attorney—I am beginning to wonder if being a knockout is a requirement for the job around here. It is a measure of the charm Reposa oozes that his sister-in-law wonders aloud why she is even meeting with me, "much less saying such nice things about him. I mean, my sister's leaving him."
Ortega prefers to avoid discussion about her stepsister's marital situation—"I was definitely worried for Susan, but Susan's a big girl." Yet like many others she admits to personally liking Reposa. "It's a love-hate relationship."
When she opened her own practice, Ortega says, "he was just beginning to build his reputation. There were a lot of people who had respect for his legal mind. He was the talk of the town. Everyone was sort of fascinated with him. We've all come to the consensus that we are dealing with a brilliant lawyer. We just wish he would rein it in a little bit."
Here our conversation turns more sad than sanguine. "It bothers a lot of people around the courthouse. They feel he doesn't have respect for the profession in general. I worry about where he's going."
The flamboyance, the "antics," she says, "is a line he's crossed. I understand he wants to express himself that way, but I don't think that should be at the cost of a law degree."
As we depart I ask Ortega if she will be attending Reposa's birthday party the next day. She looks at me as if I am the biggest idiot in Texas.
Full circle. The saddled mule is still in the bar. I am not. Chad Holt hands me a joint. When he walks off I donate it, unlit, to a big-breasted blonde in a halter top. She fires it up and sidles across the cracked dirt and brown grass toward Holt.
Now, a relatively quiet corner of the backyard. Someone hands Reposa a big plastic cup of red wine. I mention his rap sheet, the DWIs in particular.
"Oh, man, you have to?" The weed possession, the assaults, the public intoxication—he fesses right up. But the two DWIs?
"Whoa! What do you mean dee-wees?"
Public record says two.
"Nuh-hunh." Indignant. "Just one. I should know how many fucking dee-wees I got. Fucking one. I was a kid. Jesus, you put that in your story?"
Yes. Listen, wife going to Scotland, Holt and Ray not happy, state bar may be looking at your YouTube video. Things going south?
Reposa's face scrunches up tight. He swigs the wine. "I'm fighting with my old lady. Leave it at that. Other'n that, I don't think anything's going south.
"Chad's been a longtime friend of mine. Definitely gets a lot of people in the door. Routinely brings in $3,000, $4,000, $5,000 cases. So it's like, well, fuck it, I'm gonna give this dude a job. Now, is he the most organized person? Is he the most efficient? Fuck no."
And the video? Trouble with the state bar?
"They would have already sent me some shit. Fact is, it's not a commercial. You have to have your phone number, and you have to say, 'I provide a service.' I never said I provide any goddamn service. I said, 'Don't get in my way.' You can stand in the middle of the road and juggle puppies and say, 'I'm a lawyer.' That's not a commercial.
"I think the majority of people would be like, 'Yeah, I wouldn't mind having that guy's problems.' People know my reputation and they hire me. And then when I show up, the prosecutor and the judge are like, 'Okay, here's Reposa. Let's see what he's got.'
"A few years ago I think maybe that reputation was as a fucking joke. But now I think most people know, don't let the song and dance and the bow tie and the long hair fool you. The guy'll then get up and make some moves real quick, and before you know it the state's all, 'Fuck, we're really gonna lose this.'
"I might not get the big-money cases. The lawyer with the right office and the right look? You have to go to the right country clubs, go to the right churches, be in the right networks. Most people who are gonna spend $50,000 have been treated right by the system. They believe in the legitimacy of it. So somebody who says, 'The system's illegitimate. Don't trust the system,' they look at like, 'This guy's on the fringe. This guy kind of scares me.'
"My personal theory of arguing a case—the system usually gets it right. Look, the reality is, most of the people who get accused of something are guilty. Sometimes your client's fucked, and if you can get him 17 instead of 40, fuck it, gotta plea. But if you're a trial lawyer, it's all-in poker. I've done the best ecstasy. I fucked the greatest virgins. And there's nothing like walking a guilty person smooth out of court.
"But plenty of them are not. And I can say, 'This time they got it wrong' and make that argument as good and hard as I can. Tell you what, I get a reality show, people will watch the way I practice and the way I do things and then see the results I get. They'll be like, 'Well, fuck, I want to use this guy.'
"Shee-it. Turn that tape recorder off. It's a party."
Late now. Inside. The Star Wars bar-scene trope is beaten to death, but I can conjure no other. There was no mule in that joint, though.
On a small stage an Adele look-alike stomps the pedal of a bass drum with a cowboy boot and angrily strums an acoustic guitar. She shouts a song about fucking and fighting, fighting and fucking. Fireworks begin to fly. Literally. Roman candles. Bright red sparks and deafening blasts inside the bar. The mule rears in terror and deposits a steaming dump on the floor. More sparks, more blasts, a smoky haze. Bob Ray is filming the Drunk Drivers of Texas public service announcement.
Two party guests, a couple, slide toward the door. One is the defense attorney Stefanie Collins with her boyfriend, a Travis County peace officer. They seem to sense it is time. I hitch a ride.
As I slip away from the saloon, people are drinking and dancing and screaming and laughing, and the best damn defense lawyer in the Texas Hill Country and maybe in the state is rolling across the floor in a wheelchair, ducking and firing Roman candles for a PSA against driving drunk. I assume all his guests are taking taxis home.
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There is no doubt that Adam will end up a cautionary tale, or a legend. There will be no in between.
Adam Reposa is such a G!!! If I need a lawyer, I will hire this guy!
The most shocking part of this article is that the writer describes Stefanie Collins as "a petite, pretty blonde."
read this story or look at the babes on the sidelines? Adam who?
That was my single favorite day ever working at that bar.

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I now have a healthy daughter and my yoga practice keeps me flexible enough to crawl around on the floor with her and I find that I am not as stressed out as a few other new moms that I am friends with. I am not trying to say that yoga is a miracle cure, I still have a long way to go to be as flexible and calm as I want to be, but my practice is making the place where I am at the moment easier to deal with. I also think that I have had such a good experience with yoga because of my two instructors who helped me along the way.
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Ciaran Hinds Talks Role as Aberforth in "Deathly Hallows"Actor Interviews
Actor Ciaran Hinds, who will be portraying the character of Aberforth Dumbledore in the upcoming "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" films, was interviewed by the Hill-man Morning Show which broadcasts out of WAAF in Boston earlier today. In the interview, which can be heard here starting around the 5:15 mark, Mr. Hinds spoke very briefly about his part in the film, relating how "you might have a flash of my eyes in one of [the films]." The actor went on to discuss his role as Aberforth by saying:
Basically I'm there to play one long scene where I explain to the kids - who are not kids anymore - about some part of the history of Albus Dumbledore's life that they weren't fully up to the mark in. But I did get, for one split second, someone put a wand in my hand and I got to flash it.


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"Dig Pink" by West Bend West HS - almost 2 years ago
"The West Bend West HS Freshmen volleyball Team went all out to celebrate the "Dig Pink" fundraiser in Watertown, WI on September 2012. The girls raised money which in turn awarded grants to medical research organizations and entities dedicated to provide compassionate support to breast cancer patients and their familes.Each girl was possitively inspirted and enthused to wear their custom designed t-shirts designed by CustomInks fantastice crew. Your team worked with our last minute request which took all our worries away. We took home the victory knowing we saved another life and put a smile on another face. Thanks CustomInk for not only helping our team but supporting all of the cancer patients and their families as well...Thanks for helping give a life!!! West Bend West Freshmen Volleyball Team, West Bend, WI "


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Light rain will be possible early Monday, especially east of Tulsa. Skies should clear and allow for a nice little warm up Monday afternoon with highs near 60.
Mild weather continues for much of the work with highs generally in the 60s. Next weekend could offer much better chances for rain and thunderstorms.
Monday: 30% Showers Early. High 61
Tuesday: Mostly Sunny & Mild. High: 62
Meteorologist Mike Collier
Evangelist Franklin Graham prayed on a sidewalk outside the Pentagon Thursday after his invitation to a prayer service inside was withdrawn because of comments that insulted people of other religions. More>>


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So I stumbled onto this video on YouTube and found it amusing enough to share with you guys. A bit of a disclaimer for the sensitive reader: this post is for comedic purposes only, no disrespect… take a joke.
Ok, with that out of the way, here's a celebration of our cultural differences and of how tacky Mexican Television is (Dear satellite TV, thank you for existing).
The video is titled "Why God sens rain to Mexico but not the Middle East"


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Crash moped rider taken to hospital (From Gazette)
Get involved: send your pictures, video, news and views by texting GAZETTE NEWS to 80360, or email
Crash moped rider taken to hospital
Updated 5:46pm Thursday 16th January 2014 in News By Andrea Collitt
A WOMAN has been taken to hospital after she came off a moped in Colchester.
Essex Police were on patrol when they came across the incident in St Andrew's Avenue around 7.40am today.
The woman had suffered a leg injury.
A spokesman said: "A woman had come off a 50cc moped and was laying in the road.
"Ambulance paramedics were already on the scene.
"The woman has been taken to Colchester General Hospital for treatment and the road was clear again by 7.46am."
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We are blessed with these representatives
I would like to thank two members of the Tipton County Plan Commission for their compassion, concern, and bravery in speaking out against the further development of Industrial Wind Turbines in Tipton County at Thursday nights Plan Commission meeting.
Mr. Ashley stated unequivocally that there is no place in Tipton County for Industrial Wind Turbines. He furthered his point by saying that in 2008 when he and others were working on the ordinance they could not foresee that "ultimately Tipton would be covered with windmills over two-thirds of its geographical area".
Mrs. Tragesser and Mr. Ashley expressed concerns over population density, property value loss, set back issues, sound issues, and safety. Mr. Ashley cited Benton County as an example, providing other members of the commission maps of turbine siting, where there might be zero to one residential properties per square mile, there are between four to six in Tipton County. He also called for a moratorium for two to three years to study the further effects of turbines, including property sales, complaint remediation, and actual tax revenue received by the county. Noting that many counties around Tipton have done the same.
Mrs. Tragesser gave an impassioned speech saying that while landowners have a right to do what they wish with their own property, it could not be at the expense of their neighbor. Stating that it is everyone's responsibility to look out for the health and safety of our neighbors and if we were to destroy one life because of the turbines would it really be worth it?
Well said, we are truly blessed to have these people representing the citizens of Tipton County.
Theresa Vaughn, Tipton
Wind leaseholder arrogance astounds
Last night's Tipton County Planning Board meeting of 8-15 was an eye-opener. An ad-hoc committee had worked extremely hard to address issues relating to the Wind ordinance and the board members, with a few exceptions, seemed to be very pleased with their efforts.
After some board discussions, Jim Ashley stated he always tries to represent the "will of the people" — not his own opinion. He also stated if the Wind issue were placed on the public referendum wind farms would be banned in Tipton County. Both, Helen Tragesser and Jim Ashley, showed they had done a lot of research and they indicated that Tipton County may be too populated for wind farms.
Conversely, another board member, Mr. Cohee appeared obstinate and rebelled against any real changes to the ordinance. He said with the 1,500 foot setback from a property line it would be difficult for any additional large wind farm development in Tipton County.
This is the same gentleman who voted for the 1,500 foot property line setback in the BZA meeting of March 20. Based on his comments last night, it is apparent that he hasn't done any research and he doesn't intend to be swayed by factual evidence.
Unlike the other board members, Cohee continues to ignore the reality that close proximity of industrial wind turbines and people cause many problems such as those in Wildcat No. 1.
He had the audacity to say he wasn't impressed by the technical information supporting changes to the Wind ordinance. Furthermore, Cohee stated there are always winners and losers which means non-participating property owners in a wind farm are just collateral damage.
It is sad when you see someone who ignores the misery caused by wind farms and relies on directions from a backroom club. It would seem Cohee has been reprimanded by some big farm leaseholders for his March 20 vote and he would not offend them again.
It is all about the money gained or lost by the leaseholders and their buddies who are a very small minority in Tipton County.
Darrell Pennycoff, Sharpsville


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This year we are a little behind in our decorating. Usually we have the tree up and decorated the weekend right after Thanksgiving.
We finally got together as a family this past weekend and decorated the tree. It is a family tradition that everyone has to be home and has to help put some ornaments on the tree.
Another family tradition we have is to eat cinnamon rolls for breakfast every Christmas morning with coffee. There is something so wonderful about that #DeliciousPairings This year I picked up a bag of the Starbucks Holiday Blend coffee and a pack of the Artisan Fresh cinnamon rolls from Sam's Club to motivate my tree decorators. [Read more...]


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I was very disappointed with the first two (overrated) Redemption releases, but this is stellar. Far more inspired and interesting than the relatively mundane earlier efforts. The songwriting has matured, while Alder's melodic vocals float atop intense, addictive riffs and intricate polyrhythms. The newfound complexity and polish has this in the running for a top 3 prog album of the year.
Far better than anything Redemption has done to date and superior to anything Fates Warning has released since the incomparable aPSoG.


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Leaky News Archives for July 2004
ADMIN: Server Update
Everyone, your generosity is simply astounding. Thank you so much. We are still begging:
- so that we won't have to do this again for a long time.
Still, checks, money orders, cash (if you feel comfortable sending it), paper clips, bits of string, baby pictures, and old stamps welcome at
Leaky, Inc.
P.O. Box 7308Continued...
Radcliffe Birthday Fundraiser
DanRadcliffe.com is sponsoring a charity raffle in honor of Dan's birthday (July 23). The raffle, for PoA merchandise, will benefit Demelza House, Dan's preferred charity.
Online Bookstores Open HBP E-mail Notficiation List
Already: Barnes and Noble and Amazon.com have notification lists for the publication of Harry Potter and the Half Blood Prince. Thanks Robin and Denise!
HP Hoaxer "Speaks"
HPANA has a short interview with the Book Six Title hoaxer, in which the "anonymous" person (who says he didn't expect all the attention yet e-mailed every HP news site with the hoax) says, "If I had not started the hoax, would we all know the real title to book 6 right now?"
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Amazon Upgraded As Emerging Markets Provide A Mixed Blessing
NEW YORK (TheStreet) - Investors may be discounting Amazon.com's (AMZN) international growth prospects and, in particular, its investment in China, according to Morgan Stanley analysts.
On Monday, Morgan Stanley raised its outlook on Amazon shares from 'equal-weight' to 'overweight' on a belief that investors don't fully appreciate the company's growth prospects in emerging markets where e-commerce sales are on the rise. Meanwhile, the Morgan Stanley analysts, led by Scott Devitt, also note that Amazon's fulfillment network is "underappreciated," and may help drive operating margin growth.
Such a perspective indicates that some expect Amazon's expensive push into emerging markets will eventually pay off, even if it proves to be a drag on 2013 earnings.
"The market may be underestimating the sustainability of Amazon.com's international sales growth," writes Devitt, in the Monday client note, which values Amazon at $325 a share. "The lowest-hanging fruit appears to be payments infrastructure. Both Brazil and Russia have relatively low levels of credit card penetration," adds the analyst, while noting that the company's fulfillment assets may help drive profits and international expansion.Notably, the upgrade sees positives in Amazon's international business, which weighed on the company's recent earnings. Currently, spending on key emerging markets such as China represents one of Amazon's biggest earnings and cash flow drags, as the company plows billions into an e-commerce market share grab. "Market opportunities such as Brazil are complex and not without risk," writes Devitt. "[The] long-term merits of emerging markets warrant significant capital investments, however, Amazon.com may stretch investor patience too thin by embarking on a multi-front expansion strategy into multiple BRIC countries... an 'all-in' expansion strategy into Brazil, Russia and India would likely introduce a high-level of execution risk," the analyst adds. Devitt also see a slow ramp up of other Jeff Bezos growth projects as a catalyst to near-term earnings. Notably, the Morgan Stanley analyst sees reason to be optimistic that strong Apple (AAPL) iPad and iPhone sales could benefit Amazon. "Continued strength in Apple's iPhone and iPad products will be incrementally negative for Amazon.com's transition from physical to digital media products," writes Devitt.
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Hi Gurus,
I'm in a situation where in i have to calculate the values of one column and write the result in another coulmn,
Please anybody help me,
Suggestios and code snippets are welcome.
Hi Krupa,
This program is helpfull, But for me the result of one column should automatically get updated
into another column.
Any suggestions.
In PBO modify the internal table by copying the col1 data to col2.Add this code in the PBO module which should come before the table control internal table loop in the flow logic.
automatically not possible you have to assign logic to col.2
LOOP AT itab.
field : zline-col1,
MODULE modify_tab.
module modify_tab input.
zline-col2 = calculation with the help of zline-col1.
read table itab into wa_itab index cntrl-CURRENT_LINE .
wa_itab-col2 = zline-col2.
modify itab from wa_itab transporting col2.
zline is structure of table control line on the screen.
cntrl is the name of the the control u define in top include.
Also in PBO loop make sure you set back data from itab to screen. ( I assume this is already being done )
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Lions WR Calvin Johnson vs. Packers CB Tramon Williams
A year ago at this time, Williams (four interceptions this season, including one returned for a score) was performing as well any cornerback in the league, providing consistently sticky coverage and coming up with what seemed like one huge play after another. However, it's been a different story this season, as injuries have hindered Williams for the first time in his career, contributing to more than a few breakdowns. Williams did rise to the occasion on Thanksgiving Day in the first game vs. Detroit this season, primarily matched up vs. Johnson in man coverage. On the day, Johnson had only four catches for 49 yards and a meaningless TD catch in the game's waning moments. Williams had a decent outing last Sunday night vs. the Bears, his stumble and missed tackle of Bears WR Earl Bennett on one 49-yard reception notwithstanding.
With his rare size, speed and body control, a strong case can be made for Johnson as the league's most dominant receiver. After starting out like a house on fire the first month of the season with a pair of TD catches in each of his first four games, Johnson cooled off a bit before catching fire again the last couple of weeks. The man they call "Megatron" was certainly dominant two games ago, when he caught nine passes for 214 yards and a pair of TDs in the win over Oakland, including a game-winning six-yard score with 39 seconds remaining. After his 4-102-1 game last Sunday vs. the Chargers, Johnson has 15 TD catches, which matched a single-season team record and ties him for the lead league with Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski. His 1,437 yards receiving (16.9 yards per catch) are the second-most in the league behind Patriots WR Wes Welker.


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Oceanfront, Best views, Sleeps 8 at Paradise Park in Hilo
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type House
- community
rates (USD)
/ night
$ 1,200 - $ 1,995 / week
$ 3,300 - $ 4,200 / month
vacation rental description
King bed in Master with close ocean views/whale watching in season. Queen beds in both other rooms. Fold out sofa bed in living room. Modern kitchen with all the cookware you need. Beautiful, quiet neighborhood that screams vacation. Visit the volcano and live on lava with palm trees!
Park is a great community for those that want to spend time is a real Hawaiian
neighborhood with beautiful ocean views and lush vegetation.
It is only 25 minutes from Hilo central and about 20 minutes from the remains of
the Royal Gardens ruins and the warm ponds swimming park (Ahalanui park).
This location is very quiet and private.
The house has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The house back yard backs up to the
ocean with excellent ocean views from many rooms including the patio.
house rental amenities
Plenty of privacy in one of the most attractive parts of the Hilo area. Stay near Hilo without the traffic and pavement of Hilo. Excellent views across the ocean from your patio or go to the edge of the small 15 foot drop off and watch the waves crash again your back yard.
Use the modern kitchen to cook what you have gathered from the Hilo Farmer's Market. The house has a large screen TV with DVD player and free cable Wifi.
activities and attractions in Hilo The Big Island
Hilo has a long list of places to go and things to do. These include:
1. Volcano - of course. Both the top at the summit and the bottom where Royal Gardens was recently destroyed.
2. Boiling Pots and Rainbow waterfalls just above Hilo central.
3. Hawaiian Tropical Botanical Gardens, just North of Hilo. Very recommended
4. Hilo Farmer's Market
5. Akaka Falls. About 25 minutes North of Hilo
6. The Hilo Zoo. Very pretty and free. Also Mauna Loa nut factory nearby. Also free. On your way back stop by Mehena Brewing Company for local beer.
7. Richardson's Beach Park. Great snorkling and little black sand beach in South Hilo. Get $10 snorkle and $8 booties at Walmart. If you want a sandy beach for very little kids, go to Onekahakaha State Park nearby.
8. Lyman House museum in Hilo. Well preserves early settlement.
9. Banyon Drive and Japanese Garden on the bay in Downtown Hilo. Near the large hotels that are too yucky to mention.
vacation rental rates
Rates based on the amount of people in your party:
1. Up to 2 people - 2 to 6 days is $185/day. Weeks are discounted to only $1,200/week. A month is discounted much more to $3,300/month.
2. 3 or 4 people - 2 to 6 days is $235/day. Weeks are discounted to only $1,600/week. A month is discounted much more to $3,800/month.
3. 5 to 8 people - 2 to 6 days is $285/day. Weeks are discounted to only $1995/week. A month is discounted much more to $4,200/month.


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It's been a violent ping pong match between protestors and government forces in Ukraine. Last night the country reached a steady truce, only to be interrupted by more violence Thursday.
In Raleigh, Ukrainian Americans have been on edge, as they watched their country fall deeper into chaos.
"Sometime's you're at work and you don't want to do anything. You're just watching the TV or the Internet," said Vasyl Shymonyak, an Ukrainian American living in Raleigh.
Shymonyak said his father and brother live in Ukraine and is worried about them.
"We love them, and hopefully they won't be hurt."
Shymonyak's son is a junior at North Carolina State University; and, despite the violence, he said wants to be in Kiev, right now.
"I suppose I feel a lot of anger," Andriy Shymonyak said. "They're protesting for a reason. They want a better future and the government is not doing anything to listen to them."
Oksana Dyskevych was born and raised in Kiev, and some members of her family still live there.
"I miss home a lot, and I'm always thinking about my country. My family members are scared," she said.
At the heart of the issue is independence and perhaps, democracy.
"People want to be free," Dyskevych said.
Vasyl Shymonyak said, "I never thought this was going to happen. I saw what happened in Egypt, in Syria, but I never thought it was going to happen back home."
According to protest medical officials, more than 100 people died in the fighting Thursday alone.
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NEW YORK (AP) - Amazon.com Inc. is adding 7,000 jobs nationwide - including Texas - beefing up staff at warehouses where it fills orders and in customer service.
Amazon will add 5,000 full-time jobs at distribution centers that currently employ about 20,000 workers.
The world's largest online retailer has been spending heavily on order fulfillment. Amazon said last week that it lost money in the second quarter, even as revenue increased.
Distribution center jobs in Texas will be available in San Antonio, Coppell and Haslet.
Warehouse jobs are also available in Arizona, Delaware, California, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.
President Barack Obama is scheduled to visit the Chattanooga, Tenn., facility on Tuesday.
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West County Cider continues the centuries-old cider making tradition and adds some modern refinements.
We provide a wide variety of hard ciders for the table, from very dry to sweet. Some are dry and flinty, while others are more robust with tannins from traditional American and European cider apples.
We use fruit from our own orchard of traditional and untraditional cider varieties as well as apples grown by other New England orchards. Commercial yeast is added; occasionally we use the wild yeast on the apples. West County Ciders stand out by the simplicity of our ingredients: whole apples, a little yeast, and a bit of sulfite (found in nearly all wines). No sugars, water, flavorings, sorbate, carbon dioxide, or concentrates are used in any of our ciders, allowing for a crisp, clean apple taste in every bottle.
An orchard is much more than the trees: the whole enterprise needs care. How do we nurture the soil, to strengthen the trees? What about those critters who want some part of the tree, not just the apples? It is a dance of awareness. Apples are desired, at many stages of growth. Apple trees take attention.
We are 'artisanal' cider makers. To us, 'artisanal' means an enterprise small enough so that the farmer or craftsman is the guiding and working force behind what is grown and made. Our hands are involved throughout.
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Rick Kment, DTN Livestock Analyst
GENERAL COMMENTS: Packer activity in cattle country was typically limited to the distribution of new showlists. The fed offering looks smaller in Texas, Nebraska and Colorado, but larger in Kansas. A few asking prices were suggested around $157-$158 in the South and $248-$250 in the North. According to the closing report, the Iowa hog base is 1.81 lower compared with the Prior Day settlement ($94.00-$102.50, weighted average $101.85). Corn futures generally settled a nickel lower as late-season growing weather continues to look benign. The stock market jumped higher as geopolitical tensions eased. The Dow closed up 175 points with the Nasdaq better by 43.
LIVE CATTLE: Futures closed up 25 to 100. Live contracts open with uneven profit taking, but eventually resumed the trail of recovery first cut last Thursday. While charts look for promising of a market bottom, upward potential continues to be checked by multiple layers of overhead resistance. Beef cut-outs: significantly lower (choice, $255.10, off 0.44; select, $246.57, off $1.81) with light to moderate demand and moderate offerings (77 loads of choice cuts, 38 loads of select, 14 loads of trimmings, 24 loads of ground beef).
TUESDAY'S CASH CATTLE CALL: Steady to $2 lower. Tuesday's cash market should be typically quiet with bids and asking prices poorly defined. Significant trade volume may not surface until Thursday or Friday.
FEEDER CATTLE: Futures closed up 80 to 155. Feeders rebounded along with their live counterparts, further supported by the premium of the cash index. On an estimated run of 4,500 head (i.e., near even with last week and down from 7,592 in 2013), Oklahoma City sold feeder steers and heifers steady to $4 higher. Steer and heifer calves were marked mostly $4-$6 higher. CME cash feeder index: 08/15: 220.75, off 1.46.


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Ex-Partner Claims 'Culture of Fear and Intimidation' at Miller Canfield
Posted Dec 21, 2012 8:38 AM CDT
By Debra Cassens Weiss
Updated: Miller Canfield is appealing a Michigan judge's ruling that arbitration is not required in a legal dispute between the firm and a former equity partner who alleged he was ousted due to self-interest of his one-time colleagues.
Dean Altobelli, a former Michigan State University football player, claims he was forced out when he requested a temporary leave of absence in 2010 to work at the University of Alabama with his former coach, the Detroit Free Press reports.
Altobelli claims the Alabama move was "a temporary career enhancing opportunity ... that could help the firm expand its legal practice." But the law firm did not cooperate, he contends. The Free Press article quotes from his complaint.
"This case is about ... abuse of power by leaders of the largest law firm in Michigan," Altobelli alleged in the suit. "It is a classic case of squeezing out one of the most dedicated and productive owners of a law firm for self-interested reasons."
According to Altobelli's complaint, managers at Miller Canfield promote a "culture of fear and intimidation." He says he has been treated unfairly ever since he objected when the firm granted same-sex health benefits to employees without consulting all the principals.
The law firm, on the other hand, says Altobelli left voluntarily, realizing he could not accept a coaching job and still remain a senior principal, according to the Free Press account. The firm is appealing a judge's ruling allowing Altobelli to bypass arbitration. Judge Paula Manderfield of Ingham County reasoned that arbitration is required to resolve disputes between partners and the firm, not the partners themselves.
Miller Canfield says that reasoning would allow partners to avoid arbitration by suing the firm's principals, rather than the firm itself. The firm also says Manderfield should not have ruled before it filed an answer to the complaint.
The firm released this statement to the ABA Journal from CEO Michael Hartmann: "Miller Canfield's management style is in fact highly consensus driven, collaborative and inclusive. Dean Altobelli was not asked to leave Miller Canfield. He voluntarily left to take a position on the University of Alabama football staff in the summer of 2010, where he is still currently working. The firm continues to wish Mr. Altobelli well in his football coaching career but strongly believes that being a full time football coach or analyst at the University of Alabama and continuing as a lawyer at Miller Canfield are incompatible career paths."
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SAN ANTONIO - Families that live on the far South Side now have a new place to play.
The nonprofit builder of playgrounds across the county, KaBoom, teamed up with sponsors like McDonalds and built a playground in the Mission Del Lago neighborhood in just one day.
Actually, 300 hundred volunteers from the community and Southside High School put in the hours of hard work.
"Growing up, there was never really a park around us (and) for the kids growing up, to have a park here, I think that is going to be really nice for them," said Ann Plumb, a volunteer and senior from Southside High School.
The plans were designed by kids in the community. There are swingsets, slides and monkey bars.
"We're so excited about it, especially to have such a high-quality playground being put in with all these amenities," said Jeremiah Farr, who lives in the community.
But it's more than just a playground.
There will be picnic tables, benches, a walking trail and even a stage.
"It's going to be a lively atmosphere and a place where communities can gather, plan out fun movie nights, (or) picnics out in the space," said Chappy Rago, the KaBoom project manager.
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Christian Ministries/Intercultural Ministries--Nursing
Consortial Program with Ohio University-Chillicothe
Ohio Christian University offers a Nursing program in a consortia agreement with Ohio University-Chillicothe. This program is coordinated for students who plan to combine nursing skills with intercultural ministry work either in North America or overseas. This program does not lead to a four-year, baccalaureate degree in nursing.
Students who successfully complete the program are qualified to take the National Council Licensure Examination for Registered Nurses (NCLEX-RN). The Nursing program is accredited by the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission and the Higher Learning Commission of the NCA, and is approved by the Ohio Board of Nursing.
Upon successful completion of the program, students are awarded an Associate of Arts degree from Ohio University-Chillicothe in nursing and a Bachelor of Arts degree from Ohio Christian University.
Admittance to this program by Ohio Christian University does not guarantee admittance to the corresponding program at Ohio University-Chillicothe.
Upon admittance to the program by Ohio Christian University it is the responsibility of the student to apply for admittance to Ohio University-Chillicothe and meet all prerequisites for matriculation in the corresponding program at Ohio University-Chillicothe. Academic counselors at Ohio Christian University will assist students with this process.
The curriculum at Ohio Christian University requires cores in Religion and General Education as well as a major area of study. These programs provide the student with the opportunity to concentrate in nursing in a two-year program, and to concentrate in religion in a four-year program. Because the program is a dual-degree program students may need to plan for an additional one or two semesters to complete requirements at both institutions.
In order to receive a recommendation from Ohio Christian University for admission to the Nursing program at Ohio University-Chillicothe, students must maintain a minimum GPA of 2.75 through all course work attempted. Upon successful completion of the program, students are awarded an Associate of Applied Science degree from Ohio University-Chillicothe in nursing and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Intercultural Ministries/Nursing from Ohio Christian University.
Degree Requirements
Students enrolled in this consorital program should be able to graduate with an associate's degree from Ohio Univeristy-Chillicothe prior to completing graduation requirements for a bachelor's degree at Ohio Christian University.
Upon graduation from Ohio Christian University, the graduate should:
- Possess a biblically-based Wesleyan theology of missions.
- Be able to demonstrate the uniqueness of Christianity.
- Understand the principles of cross-cultural communication and how these dynamics can affect cross-cultural ministry.
- Experience a significant cross-cultural exchange and exhibit ability to adjust within a culture other than one's own.
- Affirm a personal calling to a cross-cultural ministry.
Technical Major-Nursing 69 hours
Nursing courses and the nursing degree will be from Ohio University-Chillicothe. Please see Ohio University-Chillicothe catalog for admissions requirements and current program requirements. Nursing and related courses trasferred from Ohio University-Chillicothe to Ohio Christian University include 102 quarter hours (69 semester hours). In addition, graduates must complete a core of 30 hours in Religion.
General Education Core = 64 hours
Religion Core = 16 hours
Nursing and related courses transferred from Ohio University-Chillicothe to Ohio Christian University include 102 quarter hours (69 semester hours). In addition, graduates must complete a core of 30 hours in Religion.
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Have you spotted it around town? In this edition of Cable Country, Matt Dollar shows off his authentic replica of the original 1966 Batmobile car.
From Gotham City to Johnson City..Matt Dollar is at the wheel of an original batmobile that you've probably seen tooling around town.
"1966 George Barris got the job to build the original batmobile", Dollar said. "There was six stunt cars built off that car and then five other duplicates and this is the last one. It's out of the original mold and pulled off of the number one batmobile. This car is true to the number one Batmobile a hundred percent. This car has got all the features of the original car. It's got the beacon light, it's got the bat phone"
It's got the seat ejector button, flame thrower, parachutes, bat turn lever and Batman logos on the wheels and doors, too. Fitting because Dollar's been a Batman buff since he was five.
"It's just a childhood dream to be Batman", he said.
Matt dresses the part and performs at parties and events. Catching a glimpse of the caped crusader in his suped up super hero set of wheels drives fans batty.
"If we're going down the interstate and ten people pass us, nine of them will be taking a picture", Dollar said proudly. "I mean it's the most famous car in the world"
So does he ever get the urge to do a little crime fighting when he's out batmobiling?
"I do I'm on the lookout right now for the Joker", Dollar laughed. "So Joker, if you're watching, watch out. We're also on the lookout for the Riddler. So, today, me and Mr. Cable are gonna take a ride in the batmobile and fight some crime"
Yes, crime doesn't pay. But a lot of would be buyers would like to. Matt's been offered big bucks for his batmobile. But he says for now it'll stay in his personal collection. He plans on having the batmobile same bat time.
"Same bat channel", Dollar agreed. "And that's WJHL TV 11"
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I would write back and say to my friend:
Isn't "partnering" a euphemism for union-busting?
So the yellow scab of a union buster drinks the wingnut kool-aid and doesn't like Obama? I think I'll file that one away under "grass is green, sky blue."
I would write back and say to my friend:
Isn't "partnering" a euphemism for union-busting?
So the yellow scab of a union buster drinks the wingnut kool-aid and doesn't like Obama? I think I'll file that one away under "grass is green, sky blue."
her "personal choices" have involved making rape victims pay for their own rape kits, because rape kits contain the morning after pill, which is, in her twisted world, "taxpayer funded abortion."
Her personal choices also included firing a public safety commissioner as part of a family feud, a man who was actively working on trying to reduce Alaska's abysmal record of violence against women and children.
This a woman who belongs nowhere near the levers of power.
The woman made rape victims pay for their own rape kits. This is your feminist martyr?
She is nasty, nasty piece of work.
says Warren gets caught in his own gay sex scandal sometime between the next year and a half to two years.
Pride always goeth before a fall.
we have learned from the Democratic Congress under Bush, it is exactly how useful all that "dry powder" really is. I mean Nancy Pelosi has gobs and gobs of it, just laying around the house.
Maybe we can go borrow some from them when we need it?
why fight back?
Absolutely. Bust them up and sell their assets.
So maybe an act of Congress is the answer this time.
I think marriage is the crux because it goes right to the heart of where the bigots think their superiority lies. They think heterosexual relationships are always more valuable, more real and more worthy of support than homosexual ones. So long as the government backs them up in this idea, I don't see how they will get over it on their own.
Great Diary, psychodrew. It reminds me of something I learned once from a rabbi. He was a man who had lost much of his family in the Holocaust, and went on to make Palestinian rights his life's work.
He said, "I love my people, but they are capable of terrible things. Sometimes I have to fight them."
As a Southerner, I completely understood.
Warren does not know the Bible, beyond a few passages he picked out long ago to support his pre-existing prejudices.
Plus he's a liar.
The right to marry will force the bigots to see you as equals in a way nothing else ever will. This is equivalent to racial integration of the public schools, because after that, everything changes.
But if gay people deserve the same rights, then why don't they deserve the word "marriage?"
I think you have confused the real world with an episode of "Spongebob Squarepants." Again.
You have more rights and privileges than any gay couple that has been together that long, through no virtue of your own, simply because you are hetero. Congratulations.
would the government take that away? And why?


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Team Titan's players both ranked high on the final Bluff Magazine's 2011 Poker Player of the Year leaderboard, with Sam Trickett listed in 6th place and Marvin Rettenmaier right behind him in 7th place.
In August, Marvin had been in third place on the rankings, and at the time the magazine cited his "cashes left and right" and his 6th place finish in the Merit Cyprus $5,500 buy-in Main Event as attributing to his high ranking.
Bluff Magazine ranks players according to a formula that "takes into consideration alternate scoring methodologies for shootouts, re-buys, short-handed and heads-up tournaments. Players receive points if they cash in any open tournament which meets the field size criteria. Only a player's top ten finishes through the calendar year will count towards the Player of the Year standings."
Finishing 2011 as Bluff Magazine's Poker Player of the Year was American Eugene Katchalov. In 2011, Katchalov earned $2.5 million, made final table appearances at the EPT, NAPT, and at the WSOP, and earned his first WSOP gold bracelet.
"We congratulate Eugene on reaching the pinnacle of success that every poker player is striving for -Player of the Year," said Bluff's Editor-in-Chief Lance Bradely.
Finishing just behind Katchalov in the rankings was Bertrand Grospellier. 2011 WSOP Main Event winner Pius Heinz was listed in 10th place, followed by Erik Seidel.


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This is the perfect time of year here in Arizona to get out and do some 4-wheeling, so why not take it to the next level?
There's an extreme form of off-roading called rock crawling.
What a rush -- rock crawling is exactly what it sounds like. Taking super cool vehicles up super steep rocks. So get in and hang on for an excellent adventure.
This isn't your typical 4-wheeling, not even close.
We went to the mountains near Black Canyon City to put these highly modified 4-wheelers to the test.
Sure they can fly down wide trails, but what makes these rigs special is their ability to get over seemingly any obstacle.
"You can drive down a paved road. That's easy. I'd rather drive down one where you can drive over boulders the size of other cars," said Jeremy Hammer.
Hammer owns Fly-N-Hi Performance Center in Phoenix. He and his buddies were out for a little Sunday drive and they took me along.
The rock crawlers have huge tires, with soft rubber that grips the rock. Their suspension is amazing. The steering is operated using a powerful hydraulic system. Bottom line: they can do some incredible things.
"It's pretty amazing when you look at it. This is a sheer face -- 4.5 feet tall and these rock crawlers.. they go right up over the top of it."
And they look pretty cool doing it. When you are riding in the crawler and hit one of these big walls, it feels like you are going to roll for sure, but all of these drivers have a lot of skill and nerve.
"I like the challenge. I always find something that keeps me on my toes," said Uriel Varela.
And it's pretty cool to ride along too.
"At first, I was a little scared, but then I got used to it and now I like the thrill of it," said Mayte Alonso.
Near the end of the trail, we reached our toughest obstacle -- a wall about 9 feet high. It took some doing, but everybody got over it.
And when they're done, even though they just conquered it, these crawlers treat the trail with respect.
"When you have a pristine trail, you want to keep it that way, so thank God for the guys who come out here and keep it clean and we'll keep on truckin."
Truckin' and crawlin'!
You may have noticed we were on what's called a Warn winch to get over that last rock formation, but the other two rigs made it on their own.
Thanks to the guys at Fly-N-Hi for bringing us out.
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Town Square
Palo Alto man dies in Tahoe plane crash
Original post made on Jul 23, 2013
Read the full story here Web Link posted Monday, July 22, 2013, 7:05 PM
on Jul 23, 2013 at 12:05 am
Our hearts go out to the entire Lefton family, especially our friend Erica. We are thinking of you and love you and hope for a speedy recovery for Karen!
on Jul 23, 2013 at 8:13 am
Very sad for all involved. It sounds as if this could be due to something like a heart attack to me.
I hope Mrs. Lefton recovers quickly and that she has some privacy in the followup.
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How brave of nurse Beth Frisby to stay and comfort Karen while fuel was leaking.


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As of Friday, September 28, 2012
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Mark Gary -- the former Gwinnett planning commissioner charged in the federal corruption investigation that began with former Commissioner Shirley Lasseter -- is scheduled to enter a plea Monday.
Gary was charged with bribery Sept. 5 for his alleged role in offering payment to Lasseter and her son, John Fanning. Federal prosecutors believe Gary gave $30,000 in gambling chips to Fanning at an out-of-state casino for votes in favor of a controversial solid waste transfer station in which Gary had a personal ownership interest.
Lasseter, who reportedly provided information and secret recordings that helped federal authorities charge Gary, voted for the waste station near Dacula in 2009. Prior to that vote, Gary discussed paying Lasseter and her son as much as $100,000 for her approval, prosecutors believe.
A plea hearing for Gary is scheduled for Monday afternoon in Atlanta in front of District Judge Charles Pannell. Attorney Paul Kish, who is representing Gary, could not be reached for comment Friday but has previously stated that his client is cooperating with authorities and expected to plead guilty.
Gary faces up to 10 years in federal prison and a $250,000 fine.
Lasseter was sentenced earlier this month to 33 months in prison. Fanning and another business associate, Skip Cain, were sentenced to 4 years, 9 months incarceration.
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- Shirley Lasseter sentenced to 33-month prison term ( September 5, 2012 )
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Now wait a minute here, you did not mean prison, you really meant "Club Fed" They should all be going to big-boy/ big-girl prison. but they all got religion at the last minute, and had many "character" shills come forward for them. Man, this justice system is fine isn't it????
Oh, they are very sorry. They are very sorry they got caught.


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---- — NORTH WEBSTER — Janet E. DeVittorio, 78, died Tuesday at 2:55 p.m. at her home.
She is survived by her three daughters, Kim (Jeff King) DeVittorio, Dripping Springs, Texas, Kristin DeVittorio, Fort Wayne, and Allison DeVittorio, Elkhart.
Memorial services will take place Friday at 3 p.m. at Church of God, North Webster.
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My love of the written word and a curiosity about everything I encounter led me to a high school journalism class that changed my life. In college, I was editor of the campus newspaper and, years later, returned to newspaper work at a sister paper of the News Democrat. After becoming an empty-nester several years ago, I left the 9-5 work world for a new challenge: getting healthy and fit. Today I enjoy the best of all worlds -- wonderful health, plenty of new challenges, time with my husband and our two adult daughters, and the opportunity to continue doing the writing I so enjoy.


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Scouting for Hogsmeade?News
January 28, 2003, 12:39 PM
This from Dark Horizons today:
Harry Potter & The Prisoner of Azkaban: Location scouting has been taking place around Borough Market in London, with a lockup next to the Market Porter pub seeming to be under the most scrutiny.Hogsmeade? Three Broomsticks? And this is the American in me, but the word 'lockup' is throwing me - certainly not a prison, since this couldn't be Azkaban, right? (If you know, please put it in the 'comments' instead of emailing. Thanks!)
Edit: Thanks to you all who've informed us that a lockup is a shed, or a garage - this could be just holding for crew, or it could be the Shrieking Shack (or parts of it).


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Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) and National Weather Service (NWS)
are asking Tennesseans to make planning and preparing for severe weather a
priority during Tennessee Severe Weather Awareness Week, which ends February 23rd.
"We've already experienced multiple rounds of severe winter
weather in Tennessee and all indications are we may have an active spring,"
said TEMA Director James Bassham. "We can't wait until the tornado is
upon us to think about how we protect ourselves from it. We have to
prepare now."
the week, NWS, TEMA and other supporting groups will conduct educational
activities and drills to help people prevent injuries and deaths from
tornadoes, damaging winds, flash floods, lightning, and hail.
The NWS will use the
week to focus on severe weather preparedness, safety and warnings.
Specific weather threats such as tornadoes or lightning, along with NOAA
Weather Radio and Skywarn storm spotters, will be highlighted on individual
This year's statewide
tornado drill will be initiated with a special test around 9:30 a.m., CST, on
Wednesday, February 19, 2014.
"Severe weather is
most common during the Spring months of March, April and May across Tennessee
but it can occur any month of the year." said NWS Warning Coordination
Meteorologist Tom Johnstone. "It's important for all Tennesseans to
pay attention to the weather, have multiple ways to receive severe weather
warnings, and have a plan to get underground or to the interior of the lowest
level of a well-made structure when warnings are issued."
First, familiarize
yourself with the terms used to identify a tornado hazard: a Tornado Watch indicates
that conditions are right for a tornado to develop; a Tornado Warning indicates a tornado has developed or could
develop within minutes.
If at home, go to a
basement or storm cellar, away from windows. If neither is available,
find shelter under a piece of sturdy furniture such as a work bench or heavy
table and hold on to it. A room in the center of the house is usually safer
than the outer rooms.
If at work or school, go to the basement or inside hallway at the lowest level. Avoid auditoriums, gymnasiums, cafeterias or large hallways.
If outdoors, get inside
a building, or lie in a ditch or low-lying area. Avoid water-filled ditches.
Use arms to protect head and neck and stay low to the ground.
Never try to outrun a
tornado. If in a vehicle, get out immediately and take shelter in a nearby
building, ditch or low-lying area between the vehicle and tornado.
If in a mobile home, get
out and take shelter in a building with a strong foundation or lie in a ditch
or low-lying area between the tornado and mobile home.
A copy of the Severe
Weather Awareness Guide, from TEMA and NWS, is available at www.srh.noaa.gov/images/ohx/SWAW/SWAW2014.pdf.
The guide contains more
severe weather preparedness information and includes a disaster supplies
Tennessee's Tornado History
Tornadoes are nature's most violent storms. Tornadoes can appear without warning and be invisible until dust and debris are picked up or a funnel cloud appears.
This year commemorates
the 40th anniversary of the worst tornado outbreak in U.S.
On April 3 and April 4, 1974, 148 twisters touched down in 13 states, leaving 330 people dead and 5,848 injured.
In Tennessee, 50 people died as 28 tornadoes blew through 19 counties in middle and east Tennessee. Much of the business section of Etowah was destroyed and there was considerable damage in or near the communities of Cookeville, Estill Springs, Fayetteville, Cleveland, Maryville, Blair, and Erin.
The NWS also will host a
storm spotter training course, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sat., March 1, at the
Trevecca Nazarene University Conference Center, 333 Murfreesboro Pike in
Nashville. The agenda and registration is available at: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/news/display_cmsstory.php?wfo=ohx&storyid=77661&source=0.
For more information on
Severe Weather Awareness Week and on preparing for severe weather, visit TEMA's
website at www.tnema.org, or download TEMA's ReadyTN smartphone
application, http://www.tnema.org/ReadyTN/index.html.
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