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IMF says Greece misses 'a number' of bailout targetsPUBLISHED: 13 Jul 2012 05:05:00 | UPDATED: 13 Jul 2012 06:27:14PRINT EDITION: 13 Jul 2012
The International Monetary Fund says Greece has failed to meet a number of targets in the IMF bailout program, insisting it is too soon to discuss revisions to the plan.
"So far, some targets were met, a number were missed and in some cases we don't have enough of the data to assess" whether different measures may be open to discussion, IMF spokesman Gerry Rice said on Thursday.
The IMF reiterated it was in discussions with the Greek authorities on the agreed IMF-EU program for €130 billion ($156 billion) in rescue financing.
"We're not in the position of negotiating the program's objectives. They remain the basis for the discussion," the spokesman said at a regularly scheduled news conference.
"But if there are ideas how to better achieve those objectives, we are open to that, as we are in the case of any other program."
The IMF spokesman's comments came a day after the Greek coalition government reiterated its commitment to renegotiate the austerity plan agreed with its EU and IMF creditors.
Rice noted that an IMF fact-finding mission had just ended in Athens and a mission was expected to return to the Greek capital on July 24, "to commence discussions on, again, how to bring the program fully back on track".
The IMF will issue a report following a review of the findings, he said.
"It's premature to get into which of the different measures might be open to discussion."
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List of over 100 Louisiana BlogsI'm looking forward to hanging out with a bunch of the local bloggers tomorrow afternoon to get a better understanding of the political landscape in the 2nd, but even my foreign eye recognized two key themes in the LA-2 run-off election: region and "social issues." I'm sure there's more, but these two were the most obvious earlier this afternoon at a press conference announcing the endorsement of Congressman Jefferson by State Senator Derrick Shepherd. Shepherd ran a close third in the primary election November 7 and fancies himself a bit of a kingmaker in the run-off. It was also pretty obvious he sees himself a candidate against either Carter or Jefferson in 2008.
Shepherd's primary viability and the importance of his endorsement has a lot of this has to do with the regional politics at play. In the second congressional district, around 30% of the registered voters come from Jefferson Parish where Shepherd is a State Senator, the rest come from Orleans. The percentage is probably even larger when you consider many residents from New Orleans still haven't returned post-Katrina. In the primary Shepherd received 34% of the parish votes -- Congressman Jefferson received 23% from the area and Karen Carter just eight percent. Here's where your memories from Katrina become quite relevant when discussing the regional political dynamics. Remember the story about the police officers with shotguns on the "other side of the bridge"blocking Katrina victims from New Orleans from crossing over and sening them back toward the Superdome and Convention Center? Well, they blocked them from entering Jefferson Parish, specifically Gretna, Louisiana. Gretna was the location for today's press conference, and among the political class (at least), there is little love loss for Karen Carter in that neck of the woods. Carter appeared in Spike Lee's documentary, "When the Levee's Broke" and pretty much blasted the Jefferson Parish police as un-American for stopping evacuees with shotguns and dogs after their two-hour hike across the bridge. While her words made her a hero to many, they didn't sit so well with some folks in the West Bank.
But the sheriff said he may work to defeat Carter because of her criticism of his deputies, who he says blocked the bridge to protect property and because there were no supplies or shelter for the evacuees on the West Bank. Evacuees countered that they had no intention of looting, and were simply seeking safety, but were stopped at gunpoint by Jefferson Parish law enforcement officers.It's unclear to me how much Carter's appearance in the documentary hurt her on the other side of the river, and I'm excited to pursue that question with the local bloggers tomorrow afternoon. Lord knows there's been no shortage of mentions about it in the local press, but maybe it's impact has been sensationalized? We'll see. But for his part, I don't think Shepherd even mentioned the bridge one time in his endorsement of Congressman Jefferson -- for him, the focus was Carter's stance on social issues. He repeated no less than five times that he could not support a candidate who believed in gay marriage. Step back for a quick second. We're in the South, and Karen Carter is pro-gay marriage. That's a courageous position to take. She has also found considerable favor among the different women's groups, including EMILY's List. But the only person Shepherd mentioned as much as Jefferson or Carter at his press conference was himself, and he repeatedly insisted the current congressman was the best choice to lead the district "for the next two years." Admittedly, I came into the conference with a pre-conceived notion: this "major endorsement" was happening because the smart money is on the congressman's removal from office in the next two years (one way or another), and if Carter is elected a lot of political ambition will fall by the wayside with the returns. I left unmoved from that notion.
"It's personal between her and me," Lee said. "I'm thinking of getting some people together who she so severely affronted by running her foul mouth. I may spend some money and get the clip of Spike Lee's film and show what she said about those of us on this side of the river."
You'll find a bit of video from the press conference in the right-bar of this post. Congressman Jefferson also talked a lot about Karen Carter's role in the insurance problems plaguing Katrina victims ... to me it seemed a bit out of context and entirely over-stated, but it probably signals a coming attack line I haven't seen in any reading I've done about the race before arriving.
Oh! I almost forgot. After the press conference I spoke with Congressman Jefferson's Communications Director and asked her for an interview. She pretty much told me that it would happen. I'm going to email her tonight, but will be completely upfront about the fact MyDD has endorsed Karen Carter. My only promise will be to provide an unedited video of the interview if it's eventually granted. I'm particularly interested in hearing from some of the New Orleans bloggers on what questions they'd like to see asked and answered by the congressman.
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Hartsville Police Chief James Hudson tells WMBF News that they responded to a home on Cooley Street near Robeson Street around 9:45 a.m. to find a deceased male that had been stabbed in the chest.
Darlington County Coroner Todd Hardee has identified the victim as 72-year-old Clarence McPail of Hartsville.
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310 Aesthetics (3 - Spring, Every 3 Years) A basic course in aesthetics, dealing with such conceptual issues as the criteria of identity for works of art, the idea of style, of expression, the notion of aesthetic attitude, the relevance of artists' intentions to interpretation, and truth in literature and the arts. Analysis of these and similar notions with reference to examples from various art forms (painting, music, literature, etc.). Written reports and oral presentations required. (Same as FA 310)
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460 Contemporary Metaphysics and Epistemology (3 - Spring, Every 3 Years) Survey of contemporary discussions in metaphysics and epistemology. Issues include idealism, materialism, dualism, realism, theories of knowledge, theories of truth, epistemological skepticism.
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480 Topics in the Philosophy and History and Religion [Selected Topics] (3 - Fall) Intensive coverage of issues in the philosophy of religion (such as the theistic attributes, theistic proofs, religious language) or in the history of religion (such as non-Western religious traditions, eras of reform, the history of interpretation). Course may be repeated with total credits not to exceed six (6) hours. (Same as RLST 480)
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STARKVILLE, MS (RNN) - In a game that featured 13 ties and 20 lead changes, Mississippi State pulled out a 65-64 win in overtime at home on Sunday.
The Bulldogs (5-1) made only a quarter of their 16 3-pointers, but Craig Swords' leading 24 points and 3-point shot in overtime helped Mississippi State escape the Ramblers (3-5). Roquez Johnson scored a career-best 20 points and led the Bulldogs with 11 rebounds.
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After years of insisting that the Apollo program successfully carried astronauts to the moon, NASA finally admitted today that the entire program was a hoax. "There have always been people that saw through the trickery," said NASA Administrator Frederick Gregory. "We tried to fake the photos and video footage as well as we could with the technology of the time, but people like Bart Sibrel and Bill Kaysing have long seen the inevitable mistakes, like the missing stars and the flag waving in the wind. Everyone knows there's no air on the moon, so it's pretty amazing we were able to pull this off as long as we did."
Faced with mounting pressure to put a man on the moon by the end of the decade, but knowing there was no way to get an astronaut through the deadly radiation of the Van Allen belts without meters of lead shielding, NASA had no choice but to falsify the missions. The filming of the moon landings actually took place on Earth, in the highly secret Area 51 facility. Gregory said that the time had finally come to acknowledge the deceit and admit that NASA had never successfully landed on the moon. "We've covered this up long enough, and it's time to tell the truth to the American people," he said.
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Gregory also admitted that there has long been clear evidence of an advanced civilization on Mars, but that since news of this would cause too much chaos and public unrest, it had been been carefully supressed while NASA worked to gradually accustom the public to this idea through discoveries leading up to life with the various unmaned missions. He said that it was necessary to announce this now, because a manned mission to explore the ruins could be accomplished much earlier than expected by using a gravitational assist from Planet X, currently in an unstable orbit between Earth and the Sun. "We're expecting a pole shift any time now, and we need to move fast to recover the lost technology of the Martian civilization if we expect to survive it." When asked if NASA was still hiding any other secrets, Gregory refused to comment.


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If you were listening to Fox Sports Radio today, it seemed that every top-of-the-hour sports news headlines had a mention of Prince Amukamara running a 4.37 second 40 yard dash this morning at the NFL Combine. That was an unofficial time, mind you, and later was officially set at 4.42. It didn't matter, as these times wiped out the main concern of NFL scouts: lack of speed. Scouts obsessing over a busted play on a flea-flicker by Oklahoma State's Justin Blackmon could finally breath a sigh of relief, as Amukamara erased their doubts. Amukamara looks to go early on draft day, possibly as a Top Ten draft pick by the Dallas Cowboys or Houston Texans. The Detroit Lions would love to reunite him with Ndamukong Suh, but it doesn't look like he'll still be available for the Lions #13 draft pick.
I-back Roy Helu had similar doubts coming into the combine, and likewise impressed scouts by posting back to back times of 4.43 and 4.42 in the 40 yard dash, good for sixth among running backs. More impressively, Helu topped the running backs in the 20-yard shuttle drill and 60-yard shuttle, and performed well enough in the other drills to get a "riser" mention from Sports Illustrated. I get the impression he could move up into the middle rounds of the draft.
Niles Paul didn't wow the scouts with his 4.51 time in the 40 yard dash at the draft. I wonder if he had another bet with Amukamara as to who was going to be faster in Indy. He did impress scouts with the bench press with 24 lifts at 225 pounds.
Dejon Gomes also answered any questions about his speed by posting an unofficial 4.47 second time in the 40 yard dash. He likely helped his draft status today. Eric Hagg, on the other hand, only recorded a 4.64 second time. That won't help him, though Hagg reported looked better in some of the drills.
Keith Williams reportedly tested ok, with decent times in the 40 yard dash. Cramps affected his bench press, limiting him to 23. Ricky Henry did not test well at all, earning a "bad impression" rating from the Sporting News.
As you might expect, results for kickers aren't really publicized, so we don't know what the scouts were evaluating Alex Henery on. Pierre Allen didn't test at the combine due to a calf injury.
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Can't wait for this game in Columbus. Was at the night game vs PSU and although it wasn't exactly close, not a lot beats the scene in Columbus leading up to and during a night game.
I'd love to see him go to the Spurs
Also creates the possibility for an all B10 natty, and whether that was UM/MSU or UW/MSU we would get a hell of a basketball game.
Is everyone missing the fact that the B10 has the opportunity to become the first conference since the Big East in 1985 to put three teams in the final four? I really wish one didn't have to be Michigan... but we don't see this often and I'm kinda pulling for it.
It's pretty clear that the play is dead based on the other OSU players reaction and the refs position. I'm not of the opinion that fun things should be ruined by logic and facts though.
If Amir makes the same jump next year as he did this year percentage wise, we'll be watching him average 16 and 9. I know I shouldn't be optimistic, but...
Edit: There was plenty of contact. No call for some reason, and a sad end to the career of my favorite OSU basketball player. DAMNIT.
I really wish refs wouldn't be so hesitant to call fouls on last second drives. Michigan last year, MSU in January, and today? I haven't seen the replay, but I turned off my tv with the thought in my head that if craft is in the middle of 2-3 people in the lane, how does he get a shot up without any contact?
Amir spends a solid 75% of his floor time at or near midcourt
The only time I get a comparable feeling to the one I get when I watch Michigan do anything is the feeling I get when LSJ catches the ball on the 3 pt line, confidently gathers himself, and fires up a brick.
No doubt in my mind we are a lot better than this UD squad. Just have to keep our foot on the gas.
Every game from here on out could be Craft's last, and he looks like he knows it and is gonna do as much as he can to play as long as he can. I'm gonna have a hard time not tearing up when he walks off for the last time.
Solid reference to the Thad Matta quote on the back of Titus's book? Or just coincidence?
We need Scott to continue playing amazingly. Him at that level along with Craft is a top 3 backcourt pairing.
LSJ shoots with such confidence... does he know he's horrible at it?
"They smell blood" I love it, keep attacking them.
UM would be down 4 to UVA right now and they've played 16 more minutes
Shannon Scott has to get as many mins as possible this half. I think the main lineup should be Craft, Scott, Thompson, Ross, Williams. We need the length and athleticism the way they're spacing us on D, and Thad is out of his mind if Scott isn't out there 15+ minutes this half.
I'm a lot more surprised we managed 37 in a half than that we allowed 41 in a half
Has to be single digits by half for me to be comfortable
What a start. Is it too early to turn it off and give up hope?
This topic legitimately saddens me. Over though, I'm really not afraid of Nebraska or Michigan in the B10 tournament.


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San Francisco 49ers
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Niners' 'Cowboy' set tone in special season
Team insiders agree that no Niners player provided a bigger impact both on and off the field this season than 11-year veteran DT Justin Smith.
Thursday practice report for conference championships
Here is the Thursday practice report for the two conference championship games.
The conference confluence
Tom Danyluk has some thoughts on last weekend's divisional round and picks the winners in this weekend's conference championship games.
Rolle confident in Giants' chances vs. 49ers
Giants S Antrel Rolle took offense to 49ers TE Vernon Davis' claim that he was rooting for the Giants against the Packers.
Aldon Smith wins Defensive Rookie of the Year
49ers OLB Aldon Smith notched 14 sacks and has been chosen as the top defensive rookie by PFW and Pro Football Writers of America.
49ers' Baalke named Executive of the Year
Niners GM Trent Baalke considers the Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers of America award for the NFL's top executive a joint effort if there ever was one.
2011 All-NFC team
The 49ers dominated the Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers of America All-NFC team with seven players selected, led by ILB Patrick Willis.
The First Fifteen: Conference championship edition
PFW's Eric Edholm looks ahead to the AFC and NFC championship games and considers the fallout for the losers in the divisional playoff round.
Divisional weekend sets ratings records
The 49ers, Giants, Ravens and Patriots all advanced last weekend in the NFL playoffs, and a record-setting number of Americans saw them do it.
Akers, Lee win PFW's Golden Toe Award
The Niners' record-setting kicking duo of David Akers and Andy Lee has taken advantage of a special bond on the way to winning the 2011 Golden Toe Award.
Davis' 'moment' emblematic of 49ers' amazing season
Vernon Davis' seven catches for 180 yards and two TDs were big reasons his 49ers prevailed over the Saints in a classic playoff game.
Lessons from San Fran: Giants can win
If there's something to be learned from the Giants' 27-20 loss to the 49ers back in Week 10, it's that they can match up and beat them in the rematch.
Jim Harbaugh is Coach of the Year
Doing what comes naturally, Jim Harbaugh earned Coach of the Year honors with his remarkable resurrection of the Niners.
Shorts and Shells: Divisional round
A few of the game's better tight ends, including the 49ers' Vernon Davis, shined in the divisional round of the playoffs, and the pressure will be on Joe Flacco to get Baltimore to the Super Bowl.
49ers rally to beat Saints 36-32
Alex Smith completed a 14-yard TD pass to Vernon Davis with nine seconds left, and resurgent San Francisco capitalized on five New Orleans turnovers for a thrilling 36-32 playoff victory Saturday.
Willis and wide receiver Ted Ginn Jr. are inactive for San Francisco, while Seattle's leading receiver, rookie Doug Baldwin, is playing despite a sore ankle.||||||| Willis missed his third straight game with a hamstring injury.
Willis said Wednesday that the latest crackdown on dangerous and flagrant hits will make it difficult for him and other players to do what they do best.||||||| Willis already is having a tough enough time this season without having to worry about increased restrictions. The linebacker, who has been named to the Pro Bowl in each of his first three seasons, is off to the slowest start of his four-year career. "I thought as a defensive guy you're supposed to hit," Willis said. "You shouldn't get in trouble or fined or get a flag for just playing football."
Willis and the Niners agreed to a five-year contract extension Tuesday that takes him through the 2016 season.||||||| This is another big offseason splash by new San Francisco personnel chief Trent Baalke, who took charge after general manager Scot McCloughan's abrupt departure in March. Locking up Willis for the long haul makes sure the 49ers keep their defensive leader after they bolstered their offense in the draft with two top linemen.
Willis has undergone surgery on his right knee to remove an inflamed fluid sac that kept him out of this year's Pro Bowl.||||||| The 49ers said the surgery, considered minor and done about a week ago, was performed by Dr. Tim McAdams and Dr. Gary Fanton at Stanford Hospitals and Clinics in nearby Redwood City. The team will not put a timetable on Willis' return, but he isn't expected to be sidelined for long. The team will adjust his offseason conditioning and regimen as he rehabilitates.
Willis was back Monday after missing 22 practices with an ankle and Achilles injury.||||||| Willis only participated in individual drills as the team's trainers ease him in slowly. The All-Pro linebacker suffered the injury to his right leg during a drill.


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Asus Zenbook UX31A
Reviewed by robbieelias (Currently owns)
The review on this site is harsh...
This ultrabook is amazing. I am loving just about everything about it. The design is beautiful and incredibly lick. The screen is wonderful in every way. Amazing viewing angles, perfect colors, high resolution, etc. The keyboard is the best I've ever used personally as it feels very good and there is more than enough cushion. The trackpad started off weird, but I updated the driver and adjusted the settings to my preferences and it works great now. Only issue is palm rejection which is decent but not great, although it is not a problem for me because my hands float around it. Yes there is some bloatware, but most of it can be useful for some, I uninstalled about half of it though. The speakers are more than loud enough of this category of device and the quality is actually pretty good. As for performance, it is faster than I expected for the specs. After lowering the resolution to 1600x900, not only is the display more comfortable for my eyes, but everything runs smoother, especially web browsing which is now a very pleasant experience. I haven't done much gaming, but I did try Roller Coaster Tycoon 3 and it worked great, which was expected. Battery life seems awesome so far. On low brightness I managed to get over 8 hours of web browsing done.
Overall, this is my favorite machine that I've ever used. On the hardware side, it equals the MacBook Air and it can be found for 200$ cheaper (bhphotovideo). Also, the display makes Windows look a lot better and I'm actually excited to see Windows 8 on this thing. Still no major flaws to be found and hopefully none to be found!
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It's always a good idea to search both the forums and the internet before posting a question. You might find it's been asked before, and you'll have your answer straight away, without needing to wait for somebody to reply.
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Back in February we had Landon Cooper on Alabama Tonight. He's from Montevallo and is running across the country to raise awareness for Sarcoma cancer.
His journey started in California on Valentines and will end on July 4th at the White House.
Tom Annino caught up with Landon this afternoon via skype (click on the video link above) to see how things are going.
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The Southern Illinois Miners and the Florence Freedom will begin their battle for the Frontier League Championship Wednesday September 12.
The Miners beat the Traverse City Beach Bums in their division on Saturday night to wrap up a series sweep.
The Freedom took the series three games to two against the Gateway Grizzlies on Monday night.
This is both the Miners and the Freedom's first time heading to the championship series.
They split their games during the regular series evenly 3-3.
Game one will begin Wednesday at 5:35 p.m. CST in Florence, KY.
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Jeremy Johnson received his B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania and his M.A. and Ph.D. from Brown University. He holds additional graduate degrees in public administration and history from Villanova University. He teaches courses in American Politics at Carroll College including American National Government; Public Policy; Social Welfare Policy; the Presidency and Congress; Elections, Political Parties, and Public Opinion; American Political Development; Urban Politics; Data Analysis; and Senior Seminar.
Jeremy is currently working on a book manuscript, provisionally entitled The Republican Welfare State: Social Policy Reinvention from Nixon to Obama. In addition Jeremy is in the process of finishing articles on housing voucher policy and Medicare competition. Future projects will focus on partisan politics as a defining feature of the American polity and the largely unrecognized significance of the American presidency during the 1920s. Before embracing the study of American politics, Jeremy was a buff on the history of the Byzantine Empire. Jeremy is planning to expand his interests by going on nature walks, hikes, and rafting across Montana's pristine outdoor trails and rivers.
Bill Parsons earned his B.A. from the University of Maine and his M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of Toronto. He teaches courses in ancient and modern political thought, as well as comparative politics. Other duties include serving as the department chair, Carroll College's pre-law advisor, and the faculty advisor to Carroll's chapter of Pi Sigma Alpha. Bill's current project is a study of the political thought of Machiavelli. When he is not rigorously appraising student essays, he can be found getting himself lost on the back roads of Montana.You may view Bill's curriculum vitae here.
Dr. Erik Pratt received his Ph.D. in political science with emphasis in international relations from the University of California, Riverside, and his M.A. from California State University, Fullerton. Before coming to Carroll in the fall of 1990, he taught at College of the Desert and Cal-State Fullerton. He has published a book entitled Selling Strategic Defense and several articles concerning international issues. Dr. Pratt has been a National Endowment for the Humanities scholar in ethics and international affairs and a Fulbright scholar to China, as well as a Research Fellow at the Federation of American Scientists in Washington, D.C. and at the Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation in La Jolla, California. When not coaching his expert negotiating team, he can be found fly fishing on the Dearborn River, waiting for the perfect catch.
Courses Taught: International Relations, US Foreign Policy, War & Peace, the Developing World, World Order & Interdependence, the Post-communist World, Research Seminar, International Negotiations, and Senior Seminar.


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dow solar: photovoltaic roof shingles
Dow Solar Solutions has launched a new range of BIPV system that will be great for all those who don't like to give up the appearance a conventional roofing shingle gives to their house for being ecofriendly. The company's latest solar panels look just like regular roofing shingle and according to the company, they cost about 40% less than other solar panels that can be installed like roofing tiles. Dow received $20 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy to help develop its BIPV products.
In addition to being cheaper, these new solar shingles, dubbed Dow PowerHouse, are 10% more efficient and cost 15% less on a per-watt basis. The panels can be installed by regular roofers and can provide renewable energy without changing the look of your house. The new solar shingles can be integrated into rooftops with standard asphalt shingles, Dow said, and will be introduced in 2010 before a wider roll-out in 2011. The shingle will use thin-film cells of copper indium gallium diselenide (CIGS), a photovoltaic material that typically is more efficient at turning sunlight into electricity than traditional polysilicon cells. Dow's shingle will be about 30 to 40 percent cheaper than current BIPV systems. The Dow shingles can be installed in about 10 hours, compared with 22 to 30 hours for traditional solar panels, reducing the installation costs that make up more than 50 percent of total system prices. The product will available in North America through Lennar Corp (LEN.N) and Pulte Homes Inc (PHM.N) before marketing is expanded.
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We would like to install these panels on our own home, but we're concerned about how they'll hold up under an Oklahoma hail (hell) storm. Any thoughts?
We were contemplating obtaining a number of residential solar panels for our house recently. The only issue was the price. The most inexpensive solar system we found was around 10 thousand bucks. It would have taken us decades to make back that amount of money. At any rate, we came across these instructions for creating your own solar power systems. We chose to have a shot at that route. It saved us quite a bit of money, and the free, green power is great! We operate several of our kitchen appliances off of this grid.


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There was a recent fan post about a Plan A (Dan Hamhuis) or Plan B (Evgeni Nabakov). If they were both available for 4 and 2 years respectively with a 4 million dollar cap hit each, who would you have, and the general consensus was Nabakov. First off, I understand the question was which player do you want, but realistically Nabakov will cost more than 5 million, but I still want to sign him for that prise. Considering we were talking about trading Jeff Carter for Tommy Vokoun for the same amount of money, its silly not to sign Nabakov for the 5.25 that he deserves. With all of that being said, lets say, for argument's sake, that we don't get Nabby or the Hammer. Where do we go now?
I am not that aware of the free agent pool, but I am very aware of our needs and cap situation. Right now our squad looks like this:
1. Gagne/Richards/Carter
2. Hartnell/Briere/Lieno
3. JVR/Giroux/ EMPTY
4. EMPTY /Betts/Lappy
Asham/Powe/Carcillo are all free agents of some sort come July 1.
1. Prongs/Carle
2. Kimmo/ EMPTY
3. Bartullis/ EMPTY
Coburn is a RFA as of July 1
2. Boosh
3. Backlund
Okay, so assuming we don't get Hamhuis or Nabby, what are our options.
1. Fill from within and wait. We have Ash and Carcillo who both can play with Claude and JVR. They might not be the best possible guys but they both can. Powe is fine for the fourth line. Sign Coburn to play D, and use Kraijeck (sign him, I think his contract is done July 1) and Syvret to fill in the 4/5/6 D men. Leights is the goalie and that is that. Assuming that Carcillo or Ash gets the 3rd line spot (1.5 ABSOLUTE MAX), Powe on 4th (1 ABS MAX), Coburn (4 ABS MAX), Kraijeck (1 ABS MAX), Leights (3 ABS MAX) all sign, we still have around 2-3 million in the bank for a rainy day. Now, these numbers are way high, so we could realistically sign all these guys and have 5-6 million in the bank.
2. Slight upgrades all over. This scenario calls for an upgrade at D-man 5 (through FA), and an upgrade in 3rd line winger, while keeping Leights. This team is slightly better but still has money in the bank.
3. Jagr or Forsberg? Just saying, both guys would go pretty good with Claude and JVR. If we don't get anyone (Hamhuis/Nabby/Afinaganof) do we spend the 3 million (no idea what they would cost) to fill a glaring third line hole with an aging superstar?


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The biggest ridership day in BART history – with 522,198 riders – was the Giants' World Series victory parade in 2010.
And with the Giants' having another World Series victory parade today, Oct. 31, BART is preparing for just as many riders if not more, since it's also Halloween, a day when many people come to the city for holiday celebrations. Plus, ridership in general is much higher than it was two years ago.
"BART will be running rush hour service all day utilizing every available train," the transit agency said. "Trains to and from the city will be at maximum length and frequency."
The parade begins at 11 a.m. at the foot of Market Street at the Ferry Building and will proceed down Market to take a right on McAllister Street for a rally and celebration at Civic Center Plaza.
The parade "is likely to pull a million fans and admirers to Market Street on Wednesday morning," according to the San Francisco Chronicle. The same size crowd was estimated at the parade two years ago.
BART urged patrons to arrive early, not depend on station parking if possible, and buy round-trip tickets or use Clipper Cards. Three stations will also have ticket sales tables for the day accepting only cash: Dublin/Pleasanton, Fremont, and Millbrae.
"Be patient and courteous with your fellow riders and everyone will have a better experience," BART said.
Other transit agencies also are boosting capacity.
Driving in the area will be difficult. Muni spokesman Paul Rose said traffic will be blocked from the Civic Center Area and also the sections of Market and Mission streets between the Embarcadero and Ninth Street starting at around 9 a.m. and lasting until about 5 p.m., the Chronicle reported.
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Newly minted UFC women's bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey spoke to "Showdown" Joe Ferraro of Sportsnet.ca regarding the UFC 158 welterweight championship bout that pits Georges St. Pierre vs. Nick Diaz. The following are Rousey's comments as transcribed by Mike Bohn of MMA Mania.
Rousey on GSP and Diaz individually:
"I don't know [how the fight will play out], it's such -- one of the things that makes this card so interesting is I don't know how it's going to go. I know that GSP's a lot more riled up for this fight, and I hope to see him returning to that -- the actual 'Rush' St. Pierre that I haven't seen since that loss to Matt Serra. You know, I used to be a really big GSP fan, but I have seen the way that his fights are kind of changing over the years and he has obviously not been very supportive of women fighters and Nick has always been one of my favorite fighters, I've always admired his fighting style since I even started doing MMA, so I hope he wins this."
Rousey's prediction for Diaz over GSP:
"I think he can and I think he will, I want this to be a really good fight and I hope GSP comes out to fight and not win a couple rounds and if that happens it will be one of the most memorable fight cards ever."
Rousey's answer is far from surprising considering that she's trained with Nick and Nate Diaz in the past. However, the Olympic Judoka hasn't shied away from voicing critical analysis of St. Pierre and his fighting style either.
In January of this year, the undefeated juggernaut attributed much of GSP's popularity to being "good looking" and "Canadian." Before that, in an interview in January of 2012, Rousey equated GSP's fight with Josh Koscheck to "a boring boxing match" and concluded with the suggestion that he "step aside and let Nick Diaz kick his ass." (Quote transcribed by MixedMartialArts.com.)
"I think that fighters that just try to win by points and come away with a win are actually bad for the sport. If you never saw MMA before, and you walked in and you saw GSP and Koscheck, and all this jabbing out the whole time, it looks like a boring boxing match. And I don't think you gain any fans with a fight like that.
And so I really hope that Nick Diaz beats the crap out of him, because Nick Diaz is entertaining, and he's an entertaining character in general. He might not be popular but I mean I can't but watch every video he puts out youtube. I think it's funny as Hell. And every single one of his fights is a brawl. It's not like a pitter pat match where afterwards he goes "Were friends, were all friends" and then okay let's go home. I think that's boring.
GSP was good for the sport for a while. He brought in some big sponsors like Gatorade and UnderArmor. But I think he's done everything he can in a positive way and he needs to step aside and let Nick Diaz kick his ass."
Perhaps some of the animosity stems from GSP's November 2012 comments about women's MMA, which Miesha Tate took issue with, calling GSP "ignorant." Rousey later begrudgingly agreed with Tate's response.
"In my heart I have, you know, it's the way I grew up maybe, the mentality is different, I'm old school. I have a hard time watching girls fighting; it's hard for me. I never really watched a woman fight, but I know they are pretty good."
St. Pierre will make his 8th-consecutive title defense against Diaz in the featured attraction of this Saturday's (March 16, 2013) UFC 158 pay-per-view, which will take place on GSP's stomping grounds in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.


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What do you think of the Android based console - Ouya?
I personally think its got huge potential. With the rise in casual gaming in recent years, having a console which will primarily focus on that market can only do well, right? Especially if developers jump on board as they are rumoured to be doing. Even myself, as a non-casual gamer finds playing those Android games I love in 1080p big screen, very appealing indeed.


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I ask this question because the space in front of the passanger door looks greater then the space behind the passanger door. The space infront and behind of the drivers door is normal. Can the nose be adjusted to makeup for the extra space in front of the passanger door?
your door hinges or hinge pin bushings are probably worn or sagging..http://www.mustangmonthly.com/howto/5894/how to repair the door hinges is almost the same between brands.... you can tell if you lift up on your doors with them open about a foot.. you will notice that they lift significantly..
oh the linked article above is on repairing door hinges..
here is an almost 8 minute video on youtube that shows the drivers side of a C3 getting its drivers door hinge pins and pin bushings replaced.some of the detail is left out.. like driving the bushing into the hinge.. but most of its covered.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yAqsyydH7qUhope this helps
Can you install a 4 speed automatic trans. In a 1965 corvette coupe without frame rework ?
Littlebucks:Can you install a 4 speed automatic trans. In a 1965 corvette coupe without frame rework ?littlebucks...take a look at the components in this C2 700R4 install kit...http://www.proformancepowertrain.com/gm/transmissions/AutoOD/Corvette_63-67.htmthis is not a recommendation to buy this exact kit.. it just came up as i searched for an answer..


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Chocolate Bloom
Chocolate bloom has nothing to do with chocolate and flowers. Actually, it really is not as pretty as it sounds.
An example would be when you bought yourself a chocolate candy bar only open it to find a strange white tint on the exterior of the chocolate. The appetizing deep brown color is completely gone.
This white staining on your chocolate is called chocolate bloom.
Chocolate bloom occurs when your chocolate has been exposed to temperatures not conducive for keeping it in the best quality. Typically this happens when the chocolate had been exposed to heat on a hot summer day with no adequate air conditioning keeping it from losing its color aesthetic appeal. This can also occur if the chocolatier did not properly temper the chocolate when it was made.
The bloom itself does not necessarily mean the chocolate has gone bad, or rather that it has lost the proper crystallization to keep it looking delicious. However, if you take a bite and the texture is nowhere near what you would have wanted, then indeed the chocolate has expired.
If you have a solid hunk of chocolate, you could try to melt the chocolate and bring it to temper to try and save it. However, if you don't have the time, I would not fault you to just get another one. ;)


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Monday, July 23rd, 2012
MIPS AB currently has helmets in the snow, cycling and equestrian markets and is in conversation with league sports (NHL, NFL).
The Multi-Directional Impact Protection System, or MIPS, was developed by a Swedish neuroscientist to protect against oblique impacts to the head, which are much more common than the vertical impacts a traditional helmet helps to protect against. MIPS utilizes a low-friction layer between outer and inner shells of a helmet to minimize rotational violence to the brain. The Royal Institute of Technology (KTH) of Sweden has conducted tests concluding MIPS helmets can significantly minimize brain injuries. Currently available in bike and ski/snowboard helmets from POC Sports, Scott Sports, and R.E.D., the MIPS brain protection system is the best technology available to significantly reduce head injuries for athletes.
How it works: http://mipshelmet.com/how-it-
Test results: http://mipshelmet.com/how-it-
Article by Bryan Roberts
Monday, July 16th, 2012
SPORTSTECHLAB.COM are excited to be one of the first online stores in the UK to offer the 2012 range of Vibram Five Fingers. This year Vibram have introduced the SPYRIDON, SEEYA and NEW BIKILA.
"Our first trail running-specific models, the Spyridon provides the perfect balance of "foot feel" and protection on rugged surfaces. A minimalist Vibram rubber sole with an aggressive tread design provides sure-footed grip in all directions and impact protection from stones and debris, while better allowing proper barefoot dynamics.
Naturally breathable upper with an adjustable hook-and-loop closure ensures a secure fit. Machine Washable. Air Dry."
"The ultra-streamlined SeeYa is our newest performance option for serious minimalist runners. Designed to bring you even closer to the barefoot sensation, we've radically reduced overall weight and material with a more breathable mesh upper to deliver true, performance-driven footwear. Minimum rubber thickness in the outsole maximises "foot feel" and flexibility, while a soft midsole further reduces thickness and weight for natural movement. A stitched-in insole protects skin and foot tissue during longer runs. For a snug fit, the lightweight, stretch mesh upper has a seamless collar and adjustable hook-and-loop closure. Machine Washable. Air Dry."
"Unlike any running shoe on the market today, the Bikila was our first model designed specifically for a more natural, healthier, and more efficient forefoot strike. While many folks have been running in their Vibram FiveFingers® for years, the Bikila is our first model designed specifically for a more natural running experience. Built on an entirely new plat- form, the Bikila features a Dri-Lex® covered 3mm polyurethane insole (thickest under the ball) and a 4mm anatomical pod outsole design that offers more plating protection, and distributes forefoot impact without compromising important ground feedback essential to a proper forefoot strike running form. A more athletic padded collar and topline, a single hook and loop closure, 3M reflective surfaces, and tear resistant TPU toe protection finish off this breakthrough design."
Buy them from www.sportstechlab.com – our sister store!
Monday, July 16th, 2012
Tuesday, 17 July 2012 – commencing at 11am BST
An interactive discussion on how engineers are getting London fit for the Olympics. Featuring IET President Dr Mike Short, UK Power Networks' Brian Stratton and Philips Lighting UK's Mike Simpson.
Participate live
No matter which corner of the globe you are in, you will be able to interact directly with our panel during the event, putting your questions or comments forward to them via Twitter (#ietmyvoice) or an online chat room, and getting real-time responses.
Submit questions in advance
If you're not available to participate live on the day, you can submit questions in advance via email, and a video of the entire event will be available as soon as it finishes.
Monday, July 16th, 2012
Cool series of sports infographics from Planet K2, have a look!
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Monday, March 12th, 2012
HYPEBEAST have launched the new Adidas barefoot shoe offering – adidas adiPure Adapt.
Here is a link to the article and their prose:
"Fresh from the innovative adidas adiPure line, the German athletic apparel purveyor and shoemaker presents the super lightweight Adapt model. Made to harness the body's natural mechanics, this technologically-advanced design offers minimal cushioning between the wearer and the ground, forcing your legs and feet to experience the subtle changes in impact. This in turn will influence the wearer to run on his or her mid or fore-foot, providing a more natural run. A simple yet ingenious vision, the adiPure Adapt is further constructed from the finest materials available, producing a form-fitting mold that weighs in at 4.5 ounces, making it lighter than even Nike's recently revealed FlyKnit. Be on the lookout for additional release details coming in the near future."
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Oh sure, winning a prestigious award is nice….being named the best at something you do is a huge honor. But, today I caught a glimpse of the mountaintop. Today, I did something I've never done before.
In the above picture I'm holding our old ice maker. It's been a good ice maker. It came with the refrigerator we bought more than 12 years ago. The refrigerator is still working but this week the ice maker made its final cube. No fanfare, no noise to announce it was done, it just quit making ice. I hope I go like that.
Now, years of experience has taught me to go to the yellow pages or to my handy collection of business cards that I keep in a nice fake leather book on my desk. In it, I'll find several reputable companies who will happily send a nice person to my house and fix whatever is broken. $162.60…that's about what it costs these days to fix about anything. The dryer quits drying…$162.60. The air conditioner stops conditioning the air…$162.60.
They start charging you when they leave the shop and keep charging you until they get back. Plus, there's parts and labor and it almost always turns out to be about $162.60 to fix whatever it is that's given up the ghost.
Today was different, today was the dawn of a new day. Today is the day that Mike got handy. I had the business card out of the last company I called that charged me $162.60. They came when they were supposed to, fixed what was broken and that was it. Today though, before I dialed the number I looked at the now idle ice maker and discovered that the entire unit was held in place by 3 screws and the entire electronic circuitry was a simple wire that plugged into the side of the refrigerator.
I was nearly catlike as I found a Phillips screwdriver in the junk drawer and quickly spun out all three screws, unplugged the cord and lifted the ice maker out. My years of technical and mechanical experience kicked in here. I figured, almost out loud, that if that's all it took to get a broken ice maker out…..then the reverse would put a working one back in.
The nice lady at the last place that charged me $162.60 told me that she had full confidence that I could put in a new ice maker and she would even be glad to tell me where to go downtown to buy a new one. So, I took my old ice maker with me and off I went. 45 minutes later I'm back home with my new ice maker and instructions printed in English, Spanish and some other language I couldn't make out. I went with the English ones. Other than a little pause for confusion over what to do with what seemed like more electrical cord than I needed, I soon had the new unit installed, plugged in and ready to go. The nice lady at the last place that charged me $162.60 did warn me that nothing would happen for a while. The ice maker motor needed an hour or so to calibrate, make some grinding noises and click a few times before it would fill the ice maker up with water.
I hope you can see the pride in my face, the joy of accomplishment, the satisfaction of not only being the gatherer for the family, but the man around the house that solves problems. That's me handy, a problem solver, the one who looks a problem square in the eye and says, "Where's my tool box."
Tonight at the Royer house there's ice again, a kind of peace that comes when everything is just right. About every hour you hear the gentle tumble of freshly made ice cubes landing on others and all is well. It's a good feeling. I'm thinking about adding a second story to the house.
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What a week.
If I thought I needed the time savers last week I was sadly mistaken. This week has been full of late nights at work, followed by errand running and evening group runs. Those all lead to coming home late, hungry and being very limited with time and patience on what to make. I just want to shove my face with whatever is ready!
I really try not to buy too many pre-cut vegetables. For one, they are usually more expensive, and two, I just feel like they are much fresher when you cut them yourself. But sometimes the key to a healthy meal is having easy pre-cut food on hand. When I know I am going to have a busier week, I definitely try to stock up a little on the convenience food.
Trader Joe's organic frozen brown rice saves my life many days during weeks like these when I don't have time to sit and wait for it to took. 3 minutes in the microwave and you have brown rice!
Their pre-cut vegetables also save a ton of time since I don't have to cut up 5 different vegetables individually. I just throw them in the pan with some olive oil and sea salt and we are good to go. I added some garbanzo beans for some protein.
3 minutes later, after the rice is cooked and vegetables are done, I throw it all in a bowl and you have a fast healthy meal that contains good carbohydrates, vegetables, protein and fat.
Trader Joe's for the win!
I had already started eating it, I would make a terrible food blogger.
My goal for next week is to start trying out some recipes from this book.
I have had it for a long time now and just never open it because I get impatient. This weekend I will find a couple recipes, buy the ingredients, and actually cook them next week!
Do you plan meals for the week or just wing it?
We have tried many times to plan meals and then the weekend comes, we go to the store and just buy whatever because we weren't organized enough before we went. I love those weeks we actually plan things out and it is something I really want to try to get in the habit of.


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WASHINGTON (AFP) – Global warming could spur the growth of toxic algae and bacteria in the world's seas and lakes, with an impact that could be felt in 10 years, US scientists said Saturday.
Studies have shown that shifts brought about by climate change make ocean and freshwater environments more susceptible to toxic algae blooms and allow harmful microbes and bacteria to proliferate, according to researchers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
In one study, NOAA scientists modeled future ocean and weather patterns to predict the effect on blooms of Alexandrium catenella, or the toxic "red tide," which can accumulate in shellfish and cause severe symptoms, including paralysis, in humans who eat the contaminated seafood.
"Our projections indicate that by the end of the 21st century, blooms may begin up to two months earlier in the year and persist for one month later compared to the present-day time period of July to October," said Stephanie Moore, one of the scientists who worked on the study.
But the impact could be felt well before the end of this century — as early as 2040, she said at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science.
"Changes in the harmful algal bloom season appear to be imminent. We expect a significant increase in Puget Sound (off the coast of Washington state where the study was conducted) and similar at-risk environments within 30 years, possibly by the next decade," said Moore.
In another study, NOAA scientists found that desert dust, which contains iron, deposited into the ocean from the atmosphere could lead to increases of harmful bacteria in the seawater.
Researchers from the University of Georgia found that adding desert dust to seawater significantly stimulated the growth of Vibrios, a group of ocean bacteria that can cause gastroenteritis and infectious diseases in humans.
"Within 24 hours of mixing weathered desert dust from Morocco with seawater samples, we saw a huge growth in Vibrios, including one strain that could cause eye, ear and open wound infections, and another strain that could cause cholera," said Erin Lipp, who worked on the study.
The amount of iron-containing dust deposited in the sea has increased over the last 30 years and is expected to continue to rise, based on precipitation trends in western Africa that are causing desertification.
Rising precipitation in some parts of the world and lack of rain in other parts has been blamed on climate change by some experts.
Global warming has also been blamed for rising ocean temperatures, and "a warming ocean, which we know is happening, increases the likelihood of disease that affects both wildlife and humans," NOAA administrator Janet Lubchenco told AFP.
Unhealthy oceans impact not only human and animal health but also affect countries' economies, said Lubchenco, noting that US coastal states are home to eight in 10 Americans and generated 83 percent of US GDP in 2007.
Last year, Americans got a stark reminder of the key role played by marine ecosystems in their lives and livelihoods when a BP deepwater well ruptured in the Gulf of Mexico, sending millions of barrels of oil spewing into the sea waters and crippling the region's tourism and seafood industries.
President Barack Obama for a $2.9 million funding increase for NOAA in his 2012 budget to establish an oil spill research and development program to provide "useful information, methods and tools for prevention, response and assessment of oil spill impacts," noted Lubchenco.
NOAA also wants to consolidate its climate change services into a single office, but the Republican-controlled House of Representatives voted Saturday to slash funding to the agency, putting many of its programs in jeopardy.
Boy, are we screwed as a species, or what?
Screwed by billionaire Robber Baron industrialists like the Koch brothers.
Screwed by head-in-the-sand Republicans and other conservatives in America (and around the world) who prefer short-term profit over long-term survival of humanity on the face of this earth.
Screwed by science-denying ignoramuses who don't even give a damn about the future of their own children, let alone the children of everyone else in the world.
Screwed by lying disinformation mass media outlets like Fox "Big Lie" News and all the lying disingenuous right-wing talk radio programs.
Screwed by right-wing religious fanatics spouting crap from their church's pulpit.
And the weirdest thing of all is that all the ones who are doing all this screwing around with the minds of others are actually screwing themselves and the future of their own children.
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Albemarle County schools have asked more than 10,000 people how they can do a better job preparing children for their futures, and now they're trying to put all of that feedback into motion.
The Albemarle County School Board talked strategic planning at its annual retreat Monday at the Paramount Theater in downtown Charlottesville. With a major review of the school system's current plan under its belt, the board is moving forward with a renewed focus on students.
"We always want to keep the main thing the main thing, and sometimes when you're neck deep in alligators, you forget that your mission is to drain the swamp," said Albemarle County School Board Chairman Steve Koleszar.
Albemarle County school leaders are draining the swamp - pinpointing students as their main priority.
Koleszar said, "We currently have five goals and only the first two are really focused on student learning and the others are focused on how support services and how they support student learning."
So they switched gears and turned straight to their target group.
Albemarle County Schools Assistant Superintendent Matt Haas said, "That was a big objective for us this year was to really hear from the kids about their experiences."
Since February, more than 8,000 students and 2,000 other community members completed surveys on the school system's strengths and weaknesses.
"Everybody from third-graders to grandparents in the community to business leaders, to our teachers, principals, parents," said Albemarle County Schools Superintendent Pam Moran.
Moran says the in-depth look at how Albemarle County schools are operating gives them a better idea of where they should be heading.
"Every time that you take that deep dive look, what you're going to do is discover what we sometimes refer to as opportunity gaps - that what we have the potential to do versus what we are doing, that there is a gap," she said.
The results of the review have sparked school officials to consider some changes - mainly spelling out their focus on student learning in their goals.
"What we found was that our language around students needing higher language thinking skills, people skills, critical thinking skills - those kinds of things resonated with the community, and that they support that kind of work for students," said Haas.
He continued, "We're focusing on one main goal that will target graduation rates for our students and closing opportunity and achievement gaps for our students – making sure all our students have the same access to high-quality programs and also in terms of outcomes."
A recommitment to strategies, the Albemarle County School Board says, will only make them stronger.
Koleszar said, "As you're going from good to great, it's not about tearing up everything that you've done; it's about building on what you're doing right."
The Albemarle County School Board worked to identify its main priorities for the next two years and goals for the next five to 10 years in Monday's retreat. It is set to adopt the reworked strategic plan in July.
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IDABEL, OK - A McCurtain County man accused of killing his wife more than 10 years ago, was back in court on Monday.
District Attorney, Mark Matlof, says 39-year-old Jerry Meek pleaded not guilty Monday morning.
Investigators say Meek reported his wife, Hope, missing in February of 2002, several days after he says he last saw her.
The woman's body has never been found, but OSBI believes they've gathered enough evidence to show that she's dead.
OSBI agents arrested Meek last August for her murder.


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True Jungle Souljahs
The home of Canberra DnB & Dubstep
True Jungle Souljahs was formed by a collective of friends who all had an appreciation for diverse styles of electronic music and the everyday junglist culture. TJS parties present a collaboration of hip hop, drum and bass, jungle, dubstep, breaks and many other sub genres. The concept of TJS was to throw parties where friends could get together to dance, laugh and listen to underground sounds that you don't hear at regular clubs. TJS parties have also involved graph demos, art exhibitions and fundraising events. Working alongside venues such as The Club House, Toast, Transit Bar, Red Gecko, UC Bar,Babylon and Scope Cafe. The frontline of souljahs continues to expand in 2012, stay up to date with whats happening by joining the forum.
Each year TJS throw a secret party… last year was Scope Mount Stromlo…keep checking this website for clues as to what 2012 will bring you!
TJS forum, latest posts:
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- Pimp your party • CRITICAL SOUND (CANBERRA) feat. KASRA, ENEI
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You were taken too soon brother.
(dj bio taken from the True Jungle Souljahs archive circa 2005)
Escha started listening to electronic music back in 94, soon after he and his friend scraped enough money together to by some cheap ass belt drive turntables from Cash Converters. At about the same time his sister came back from the UK with her boyfriend in tow and it turned out this boyfriend was a bit of a Junglist and decided to buy some 1200's. As Escha had always been into hip hop, he was instantly drawn to the Jungle sound and was lucky enough to learn fundamental mixing techniques from this old school Junglist
After months of practice Escha had his first gig at his friend's house party where about 150+ people decided to turn up, including some well know DJ's from Sydney and the dog squad. After getting props from the Sydney DJ's and his mates for his skills, and almost having his sister's boyfriend's turntables confiscated by the cops, he really got into the DJ culture and especially Jungle Drum and Bass.
Escha continued to mix DnB for several years playing at many Canberra night clubs, Raves and also in Sydney. Escha's most memorable gig was held at the National Aquarium with 1000+ people in attendance. There are even rumours of Escha killing fish with his baselines that night. Escha doesn't confirm or deny anything.
In 2000 Escha travelled to London, the home of Jungle, to experience the culture first hand. While only playing one DJ set in London, Escha spent a majority of his time and money looking for and buying DnB records all the way from Bristol to Brighton, especially the old school Jungle that Escha had been raised on.
After many FIED nights in London, Escha returned to Canberra in 2002 and hooked up with long time friend DJ Paf from Synapse and was helping promote DnB in Canberra once again.
More recently Escha has hooked up with fellow Junglists, Ben Jammin' and Eska who run True Jungle Souljahs and supports most of the international DnB artists that come to Canberra.
Eska's a pioneer True Jungle Souljah, who has been tearing up clubs in Canberra for ten years. A proud wax only deejay, packing the hardest and darkest tracks from 1995-2005 in her crate . Most memorable TJS moment – playing before her hero Tech Itch @ Toast Nightclub 2005."Every set I play, I'll be thinking of Escha"
Benjammin' is a vinyl only dj who plays strictly jungle and drumnbass, with a unique, energetic style and strong focus on old school jump up and dark tech step. He was introduced to jungle in the 90's by Peter Priceless (now Killosis) who in turn gave him his first record, the 'Jump Up Throw Down' compilation. He consider 's himself an everyday junglist, wear's a hoodie, drinks longnecks, swears alot and gets rowdy at every opportunity.
Local badboy selecta and party promoter julz started mixing records with his big brother dj kaos when he was only 14. You can catch dred every Wednesday night on ucfm from 9pm or go have a chat with him on the forum.
A disturbed humanoid, who creates dark and brooding electronic music in all shapes and forms, mainly drum n bass. The overall style and feel of these abominations are usually sinister free forms with a solid emphasise on the deep, dark and powerful unknown forces within the universe.
Having supplied weapons to such terror groups as Obscene, Barcode, Hell's Basement, Order in Kaos, and TechCycle recordings, Centaspike has managed to develop a reputation for provding some of the most menacing and hallucinogenic arrangements of sound known to humankind.
Para used to DJ a bit, he could even mix TWO records together fooling the crowd into thinking it was ONE track!
Then he stopped for a number of years for no real reason at all. Now he's back and shittier than ever since he's forgotten how to mix, only has old shit tracks and is married (so he can't even pick up the hot babez). Lame.
Crooked Sound System is a combination of DJs/producers/promoters Remedy and Skully.
They go deep and play original sets which are thought out and showcase their skills and original productions. We have a diverse range of influences (Dubstep, Grime, 2 step, Garage, Drum n Bass, Reggae, Dub, Breaks and Hip Hop)
Support slots include; Cotti (UK) Wiley, Skepta and Bless Beats (UK), Seven (UK), SPL(USA), Survival (UK) Aquasky (UK), DJ Shortkut (US, Beat Junkies), Mindscape (Hungary), Danny Byrd (UK), Brookes Brothers (UK), Drummatic twins (UK), Spoonbill, The Herd, Downsyde, , Koolism, Bliss n Eso, Muph and Plutonic.
Check out our mixes on Soundcloud and join us on Facebook:
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A big junglist welcome to our newest recruit to the TJS ranks!
Zerosis started his music journey at the age of 14 when he started learning the saxophone. After 2 years of playing jazz and funk he progressed into the electronic side of music exploring genres such as Hardstyle, Hard Dance and UK Hardcore.
In 2009, at age 17, his parents bought him his first midi controller for his birthday and he started mixing some of his favourite tracks together. Then in 2011 Zerosis went to Warehouse, where he discovered dubtep music. He then put aside the massive kicks that he enjoyed so much and started his love affair with sub bass frequencies. In late 2011 he got his first taste of djing in the club scene playing twice (including new years eve) at The Clubhouse.
Then in June of 2012 he got his first big break after winning a competition that the True Jungle Souljahs held to support Crissy Criss. Since then he has moved away from all the brostep and found his musical style in that of Neurofunk and Dark Drum n Bass, really enjoying artists such as Spor, Break, Amoss and Zero Method. Expect big things to come from Zerosis in the coming months as he expands his Djing away from the digital style and starts embracing the wax!


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Kylie Minogue says she's at a "turning point" in her life.
The singer, 44, admits she's pondering slowing down, and that her Spanish model boyfriend Andres Velencoso has helped her relax.
She told Good Housekeeping magazine: "[I'm] In a quandary and at a turning point. I think I'm in a good place.
"I'm realistic about where I am and the age that I am."
The star said she was "still very determined" and that "there is a lot left to do".
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Ignoring arthritis is unacceptable. Right? Right! So, it's time to let Congress know where you stand on arthritis and arthritis-related health issues. So take a stand, raise your voice, make a difference, and let the United States know that arthritis is unacceptable! The annual Advocacy Summit brings together advocates, young and old, from across the … Continue reading
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Barbara Walters named her Top 10 Most Fascinating People, TIME Magazine named its Person of the Year, and People Magazine recently put out their Best of 2011 issue. So, as 2011 wraps up, I want to touch upon some of the best and/or most important arthritis and health moments/breakthroughs of 2011! New NSAID: Vimovo, a … Continue reading
What Came First: Arthritis or Inactivity? ~ by Ashley Boynes-Shuck
Of course, being inactive cannot cause autoimmune forms of arthritis or rheumatic diseases. However, it can exacerbate symptoms and can also contribute to the onset of osteoarthritis, also known as OA, as many studies have shown. OA is the "wear-and-tear" form of arthritis, often caused by old sports injuries or just aging in general. Exercise … Continue reading
The Difficulty of Explaining RA Pain: Can it Be Done? ~ by Ashley Boynes-Shuck
Lately, I've been coming across some blog posts that try to describe a rheumatoid arthritis flare. It is a great notion – but is it even possible to do? I've tried taking photos of bad flares, and, in that case, pictures are NOT worth a thousand words, because there's just no way to "show" that … Continue reading
Health & Hollywood: Stars Get Sick, Too! A Look at Celebrities with Chronic Illness – by Ashley Boynes-Shuck
Sure, their "people" usually try to either: a.) hide the fact that their celebrity client is sick or b.) exploit the fact that their celebrity client is sick….but the truth is, stars are human, and even the most beautiful, rich, and famous people in the world get sick, too. I was saddened to hear about … Continue reading
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I've shared ways to advocate in the past, but there's no time like the present to get involved if you haven't already. You may or not be aware of this but Congress has appointed a "Super Committee" to find ways to reduce government spending. This is an important task, yet we as patients and advocates … Continue reading
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What's Your 'Weapon' Against Arthritis? – by Ashley Boynes-Shuck
I recently read an article about writing being a good way to "beat the blues." There was scientific evidence behind it, but, more importantly, I can attest to the validity of it on a personal level. The Arthritis Foundation encourages us all to have a "weapon against arthritis." Most of these weapons of choice are … Continue reading
Arthritis and Obesity (And Dr. Phil) – What's the Deal? Get the Facts – by Ashley Boynes-Shuck
Does Dr. Phil need to "get real?" Or, did he just….make a mistake? Recently, Dr. Phil made a comment on his television show that enraged some people with RA. He indirectly claimed that an obsese child could face a whole host of health problems caused by his obesity…. including rheumatoid arthritis. Of course, being overweight … Continue reading
Billie Jean King and Venus Williams: Two Tennis Stars Making Arthritis News! – by Ashley Boynes-Shuck
In the past 24 hours, two tennis stars have made "rheum" for some big announcements. First, tennis legend Billie Jean King was announced as the star of the new Arthritis Foundation campaign to help fight arthritis pain. The new ads state that we "need a weapon in fighting arthritis" and asks fellow arthritis sufferers — … Continue reading