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About meI'm a 30-something married woman with a Bachelor's degree in History. I work in Corrections. (If you're a fellow history major, you shouldn't be surprised). We have no children but three cats, although children are potentially in our future. We've lived in Montana for the last ten-plus years, but we are hoping to move closer to our home state of California at some point to be closer to family (although we'd be happy not living in California again!).
About my libraryThe library consists of probably 95% my books; although the husband does have a fair number of his own, he's neither a voracious reader nor obssessive buyer of books in the same way that I am. He hoards his toys the way that I hoard my books, and what's represented here so far is only a fraction of the total. Sadly, a large portion of our novels were lost some years ago in a move, but we seem to have the majority of our hardbacks, gaming books, and of course all of my textbooks and heraldry books. Many of them are in storage, so they may not appear for some time... but they will eventually be here!
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You know what's really embrassing? The fact that you felt the need to tell someone you don't even fucking know this, especially on anon. If you're gonna talk shit, at least say it off anon. But then again you'd just be wasting your time doing that too, especially since it's hate.
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a criminally insane able sister named Unstabel
Made this in an exercise of 'Actually start something and then finish it, God dammit'.
reblogging for the 15 people who followed me based solely on this
i'm sorry for the long post but i had to do this. i accidentally got Chrissy into boxes, just after getting Francine recently ;_;
i suggest clicking each photo and using the arrow keys to navigate for easier viewing;;
… why does this not have more notes? It is absolutely amazing. <3
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when your parent comes to check if you're still awake
Baljeet: Boo! Boo, I say!
Phineas: Baljeet?
Baljeet: Oh, I am not Baljeet. I am the scariest thing known to man: a failed math test.
Phineas: Yeah, right. We're just gonna move on now.
Baljeet: You can run, but it won't be to the college of your choice, I tell you!
I used to think that this was an exaggeration
I was wrong
This is because Fahrenheit is based on a brine scale and the human body. The scale is basically how cold does it have to be to freeze saltwater (zero Fahrenheit) to what temperature is the human body (100-ish Fahrenheit, although now we know that's not exactly accurate). Fahrenheit was designed around humans.
Celsius and Kelvin are designed around the natural world.
Celsius is a scale based on water. Zero is when water freezes, 100 is when water boils.
Kelvin uses the same scale as Celsius (one degree, as a unit, is the same between the two), but defines zero as absolute zero, which is basically the temperature at which atoms literally stop doing that spinning thing. Nothing can exist below zero Kelvin. It's the bottom of the scale.
Fahrenheit: what temperatures affect humans
Celsius: what temperatures affect water
Kelvin: what temperatures affect atoms
Why didn't my science teachers ever see fit to toss off this little fact?
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New York Giants wide receiver Rueben Randle has, in a very short amount of time, transformed from a player who maybe/maybe not deserved more playing time to arguably the top wide receiver sleeper pick of 2013 fantasy football drafts. Proof of this is that he is currently owned by over 70 percent of ESPN fantasy owners. Is the hype truly justified, or is this merely a case of fantasy writers and fans inflating a potential story to something beyond what it actually is?
Randle's emergence as a quality fantasy WR3 or a backup isn't all that difficult to explain. With Victor Cruz seeking a new contract and the often-injured Hakeem Nicks nursing a groin problem, Randle entered the summer as the most reliable target for New York quarterback Eli Manning. Even with Cruz and Nicks both in the lineup as should be the case when the Giants take on the Dallas Cowboys on the first Sunday night of the 2013 NFL regular season, Randle will be the team's third option at the WR position. Manning likes to run three-WR sets, meaning Randle could see more action, especially inside the red zone, with coverage schemes focusing largely on Cruz and Nicks.
It would normally be a concern fantasy-wise regarding a team's No. 3 WR when its top player at the position is in a contract year. The worry with Nicks is that the guy just can't stay healthy. He's never managed to play an entire season, and a history of ankle, foot and hamstring problems suggests that Nicks will never fully reach his potential, even during a season that could see him ultimately cash in on a new contract.
People must also remember that Manning has a history of making fantasy heroes. Cruz was a largely unheard of undrafted free agent known mostly for one incredible preseason performance before he and Manning torched the Philadelphia Eagles in September of 2011. Neither Steve Smith nor Kevin Boss was ever the same after leaving the two-time Super Bowl MVP and the Giants (injuries played a part in the demise of both players).
All of the pieces are in place for Manning to have that one huge fantasy football season. The Giants are going into a season without a proven rushing attack for the first time in Eli's career, and Manning, unlike Nicks, never gets hurt. The younger Manning will never match Peyton, Aaron Rodgers or Drew Brees in fantasy numbers, but 2013 could be the year that he emerges as a top QB1 in any league.
Fantasy advice: The best approach regarding Randle is, not ironically, the one being suggested by a plethora of fantasy experts. He is solid cover at the WR3 position if you grab either Cruz or Nicks earlier in your drafts, as it's a safe bet that any combination of the three will give you good yardage and close to one touchdown every week. That all changes, of course, if Nicks is once again sidelined by some sort of ailment. In that case, Randle will move up the New York depth chart, and thus the amount of targets he sees on a weekly basis will increase dramatically.
What are the odds that Randle goes on to earn his "sleeper" status? Remember September 20 of last year when Manning had a new toy to play with in Ramses Barden. Barden caught nine passes for 138 yards on that memorable Monday night against the Carolina Panthers. Randle is a better natural WR than is Barden, and one good game could be all he needs to earn the confidence of his quarterback.


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In His Presence: No temptation has overtaken you but such as is common to man; and God is faithful, who will not allow you to be tempted beyond what you are able - (1 Corinthians 10:13).
To overcome temptation, James also encouraged believers to focus on the faithfulness of God's character. In James chapter one, verse 17 tells us that good things are coming down from the Father of lights, so doesn't it make sense that we should be looking up at Him? That's why David can say: "Call upon [Him] in the day of trouble" (Psalm 50:15). We can know with confidence that He will be there for us.
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Falklands Redux: Is President Kirchner South America's Biggest Troll?
The Argentine economy is struggling. The government is locked in a dispute with the IMF over the accuracy of its inflation and growth figures, the latter of which is reported to be as high as 25 percent. Protectionism and populism in the form of tariffs, import restrictions, nationalization of industry, and price controls are discouraging foreign investment and capital. Argentinian bonds are currently rated by Fitch as being just slightly above junk status, while the peso has plummeted in value against the dollar.
With growth slowing, inflation soaring, and crime on the rise, President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner is bearing the brunt of the people's ire. Re-elected in a landslide in October 2011 without the need for a runoff, Kirchner saw her approval rating bottom out at a meager 30 percent last November. In October, 200,000 people marched through Buenos Aires protesting economic failings and systemic corruption, while in November the trades union — traditional allies of her faction, the Peronist Front for Victory — organized a 24-hour general strike and instituted road blocks across the city.
It is hardly surprising, then, that against this backdrop of economic and social tumult and strife that Kirchner would seek to bring up the Falkland Islands. Having once fought with Britain over that rocky archipelago of fishermen and sheep farmers in 1982, Argentina's issues of sovereignty and self-determination have come to the fore again in a series of public confrontations with London.
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First as Tragedy, Then as Farce
Freedom Flotilla 2, as it was so generously styled, as been an abject failure. The Canadian vessel got as far as Crete before being boarded by the Greek coastguard and turned about by strength to the port of Agios Nikolaos. They were four miles short of international waters. The American ship - helmed in part by the second-rate wordsmith Alice Walker - did not even make it out of port. Due to the moral and political authority of the Greek government, the Western Friends of Hamas were stopped before they could make their last stand by the shores of Gaza.
First they sailed at sea — now they try by air. For, this Friday, Haaretz reports that between 600 and 1,200 protestors are due to arrive en masse at Ben-Gurion International Airport near Tel Aviv. The aim - as they term it - is to travel from said airport to Bethlehem in the West Bank, as part of a demonstration against travel restrictions in the Palestinian Territories. "Confrontation with Israel isn't the goal in this case", one of the organizers, Lubna Masarwa, told the paper. I fail to see how such an act can be construed as anything other.
This protest will fail, as others have before it, because the State of Israel will not tolerate such flagrant disregard for their legitimacy as a sovereign body. This is, as Netanyahu as said, a direct act of provocation at Israel's borders at its one and only international airport. Israel has the right to do what is reasonable and necessary to prevent choas and disorder at its gates. Government agencies are said to be preparing for extreme scenarios, such as an activist trying to set himself on fire.
The lingering questions are two in number: who are these people? and what do they hope to achieve? To the first, that they are targetting the West Bank would indicate that, on the one hand, they are not as trenchant and militant in their allegiance with radical elements as the boat people. However, that this demonstration is being staged in concord with the flotilla makes them ipso facto allied with the aims and intents of the former and thus complicit with the Friends of Hamas.
In terms of what it might achieve, on this we can be fairly certain, for they must know their demonstration will not succeed in its ostensible aim of reaching Bethlehem. With this in mind, their clear and explicit intent must be to force the Israeli state into acts which weaken their standing in the international community and undermine their existence. This aerial bombardment is the same as last year's flotilla and this season's Naqba and Naqsa Day protests in the Golan Heights: they are built to fail as to shame and embarrass the Jewish state. No more; no less.


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Foster Child Goals for Reunification
As strange as it may sound, even foster children are given goals in the reunification plan. The foster children, like their parents, are expected to make progress towards their assigned goals. Their progress is reviewed every 90 days by the court at the review hearings. The goals for the children vary depending on their ages, developmental levels, and needs. It is up to the foster parents and caseworkers involved in the case to assist foster children in achieving most of their assigned goals. This is because most foster children do not have a car or a driver's license to transport themselves to assigned therapies or activities. Even if the children were old enough to utilized public transportation, they would still need to be provided with proper… [more]
The Permanency Planning Meeting for Your Foster Child
If you have provided foster care for children then you already know that every 90 days the case progress has to be reviewed by the court. If the children remain in care for 12 months then the case progresses to permanency planning status, for the children's long-term goals. This is because regular foster care is meant to be a short-term answer to family crisis. Many studies have proven that children, who just age out of foster care without either being adopted or returned home, do not fare well in adult society. The courts, in their wisdom, have concluded that within 12 months a family should be able to work through their crisis. Unless there have been extenuating circumstances in the case, this will be the… [more]
TPR in Foster Care
Termination of parental rights (TPR) is where the parents involuntarily lose their parental rights. This is something that does not happen overnight. The parents (in most areas) are given around a year to work their service plan to regain custody of their children. If the parents are "somewhat" working their plan they can been given extensions. If the parents are not working the plan then a TPR trial will be scheduled. Some courts and states go with mediation before the TPR court date. It can be a benefit in a number of ways, it can save a lengthy and costly trial, and it can also allow the birth parents some contact with their children that will be placed up for adoption. If you are the foster… [more]
Foster Parents Need to Prepare and Know Their Rights Concerning Court Hearings for the Foster Children
As foster parents, you are the ones that know the child best and can provide information and insight on the foster child. It is so easy for the system just to view this child as just another case and not see them as child with a face. Foster parents are supposed to be notified about hearings and court appointments concerning the foster children in their care in a timely manner. Timely manner can be very subjective to people. Honestly, I have not received a lot of notice from caseworkers in this area. Two or three days notice is mostly the notice I receive (occasionally the day before or day of) about hearings or court appointments. This raises a huge problem for some foster parents, due to… [more]
Foster Parents are Given The Opportunity To Help Foster Children In Court Part 2
Continued............ Caseworkers have the paperwork to tell them how the child is doing, etc. but mostly they see the child once a month, if that. So, can they really be the ones to allow the judge to see the child as really a child and not a faceless case. Foster parents may be reluctant to attend and become involved in court hearings for their foster children. Maybe they do not know what to except, they do not understand or believe what they have to say will make a difference. This can come from the system and caseworkers discouraging foster parents from getting involved and offering their input. The reason for that is anyone's guess. I think it may have to do with the idea that it is… [more]
Foster Parents are Given The Opportunity To Help Foster Children In Court Part 1
With the new law passed, Safe and Timely Placement of Foster Children of 2006 P.L. 109-239, it is strengthening the place of a foster parent in court. Some states are still in the process of passing legislation to implement these new requirements. Judges that have been interviewed about foster parents becoming more involved in the court process of the child that are in their care, want to hear from the foster parents. They believe that foster parents can add a great deal of insight where the foster child is concerned. This so allows the judge to get a true sense of the child from someone that loves them. It can also be helpful for a judge to know that a foster parent would be interested in care for… [more]


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This seedling really took off when the Arizona summer really heated up. Grew like crazy! This plant is totally heat tolerant, which is a big plus in our climate. Fruiting is great! I have about 4-5 that I can see right now. These watermelons are oblong and huge. Picked one yesterday and it weighed 25 pounds! Wasn't sure it was ready to pick since this is my first time growing watermelon but I did and it was delicious. Great deep red color, fragrant and very juicy, crisp and mildly sweet. This is very easy to grow. This watermelon thrives in HOT weather. It's definitely not bushy. This plant will grow like a jungle if you let it. Overall, a great watermelon! I also had good luck with Stone Mountain which I will report on shortly.
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Don't get me wrong I'm really not a self help book kinda person but this one caught me. The book is called The Happiness Project and while most of the book was pretty hard to get through it did make me look at my happiness in a different way.
She talks about happiness not just being an in-the-moment thing but a 3 part thing. Happiness first starts in the anticipation of something you're looking forward to. In this case planning a wedding dress, selecting fabrics and embellishments, making muslins and looking forward to the moment when you actually get to enjoy this thing you've been waiting for. Then there's the actual happiness of being in the moment. Wearing the dress, sharing it with the world and watching this thing materialise that you've been looking forward to. And finally the happiness in reminiscing about this thing. In this case the lifetime long memories of a wedding dress made and worn on one of the most significant days of your life and caught on camera to look back on for years to come.
This is the thing I wanted to recognise. Making a wedding dress was as much about the journey as the destination. On top of that it will also be about the story I get to tell when I look back on what I've made.
Since happiness is something that I can enjoy in multiple stages in different ways I really wanted to find the maximum amount of joy out of it. So I made a video. One that captures the joy of the details, the fabrics being prepared, sewn together, adjusted, moulded to my person and finally ending up as something that gets to be worn and enjoyed only for a day but thought upon and shared for many years to come.
That's not to say that this process has all been fun and games. It has not. If you've been following along you'd know that I had to throw out two bodice patterns before my third-time-lucky Simplicity pattern. You might also know I had to throw out two skirt patterns before my third-time-lucky three-quarter circle skirt solution. So perhaps it will come as no surprise to you that I didn't just make one wedding dress bodice or two for that matter. I made three. My third-time-lucky bodice thankfully turned out to be the one. So I guess this is the third-time-lucky third-time-lucky dress. And let's not even talk about my zipper breaking just before I went to hem the dress.
It's been real.
So without further ado here she is, my wedding dress.
I'm scheduling this post to go live right as future me is walking down the aisle in this very dress. You can follow along with some wedding photos by following the hashtag #benbrookwedding.
I'll be back with a little more info on the dress in the coming weeks particularly because this video will show you the most peculiar order of construction I went through to get this together.
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Unit Conversions Help
Introduction to Unit Conversions
With all the different systems of units in use throughout the world, the business of conversion from one system to another has become the subject matter for whole books. Web sites are devoted to this task; at the time of this writing, a good site could be found at Test and Measurement World ( www.tmworld.com ). Click on the "Software" link, and then go to the page called "Calculator Programs."
A Simple Table
Table 6-3 shows conversions for quantities in base SI units to other common schemes. In this table and in any expression of quantity in any units, the coefficient is the number by which the power of 10 is multiplied.
Table 6-3 Conversions for Base Units in the International System (SI) to Units in Other Systems (When no coefficient is given, it is exactly equal to 1.)
This is by no means a complete table. It is amazing how many different units exist; for example, you might someday want to know how many bushels there are in a cubic kilometer! Some units seem to have been devised out of whimsy, as if the inventors knew the confusion and consternation their later use would cause.
When converting from one unit system to another, always be sure you're talking about the same quantity or phenomenon. For example, you cannot convert meters squared to centimeters cubed or candela to meters per second. You must keep in mind what you're trying to express and be sure that you are not, in effect, trying to change an apple into an orange.
The particular thing that a unit quantifies is called the dimension of the quantity or phenomenon. Thus meters per second, feet per hour, and furlongs per fortnight represent expressions of the speed dimension; seconds, minutes, hours, and days are expressions of the time dimension. Units are always associated with dimensions. So are most constants, although there are a few constants that stand by themselves (π and e are two well-known examples).
Units of Conversions Practice Problems
Problem 1
You step on a scale, and it tells you that you mass 63 kilograms. How many pounds does this represent?
Solution 1
Assume that you are on the planet Earth, so your mass-to-weight conversion can be defined in a meaningful way. (Remember, mass is not the same thing as weight.) Use Table 6-3 . Multiply 63 by 2.205 to get 139 pounds. Because you are given your mass to only two significant figures, you must round this off to 140 pounds to be purely scientific.
Problem 2
You are driving in Europe and you see that the posted speed limit is 90 kilometers per hour (km/h). How many miles per hour (mi/h) is this?
Solution 2
In this case, you only need to worry about miles versus kilometers; the "per hour" part doesn't change. Thus you convert kilometers to miles. First remember that 1 km = 1,000 m; then 90 km = 90,000 m = 9.0 × 10 4 m. The conversion of meters to statute miles (these are the miles used on land) requires that you multiply by 6.214 × 10 −4 . Therefore, you multiply 9.0 × 10 4 by 6.214 × 10 −4 to get 55.926. This must be rounded off to 56, or two significant figures, because the posted speed limit quantity, 90, only goes that far.
Problem 3
How many feet per second is the speed limit in Problem 2?
Solution 3
This is a two-step problem. You're given the speed in kilometers per hour. You must convert kilometers to feet, and you also must convert hours to seconds. These two steps should be done separately. It does not matter in which order you do them, but you must do both conversions independently if you want to avoid getting confused. (Some of the Web-based calculator programs will do it all for you in a flash, but here, all we have is Table 6-3 .)
Let's convert kilometers per hour to kilometers per second first. This requires division by 3,600, the number of seconds in an hour. Thus 90 km/h = 90/3600 km/s = 0.025 km/s. Now convert kilometers to meters; multiply by 1,000 to obtain 25 m/s as the posted speed limit. Finally, convert meters to feet; multiply 25 by 3.281 to get 82.025. This must be rounded off to 82 ft/s, again because the posted speed limit is expressed to only two significant figures.
Practice problems of these concepts can be found at: Units And Constants Practice Test
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For one night against the Braves, the Phillies made us believe that everything was going to be just fine. On Monday night, Cole Hamels pitched like an ace, Cody Asche hit a three run homer, and the Phillies walked away with a victory.
Predictably, the good times didn't continue. In the second game, Ethan Martin continued to show that as a starter, he might make a pretty good reliever. In the finale, John Lannan had to leave the game in the second inning due to an injury that may end his Phillies career. I'll let you decide if that is a good thing or a bad thing.
The Phillies aren't going to get a break this weekend, as they have to face another first place team in the Los Angeles Dodgers.
What's the Deal with the Dodgers
The Dodgers have been on a bit of a roll lately. Since the All-Star break, they have run up a 23-3 record with 13 wins already in the month of August. (Yes, it's only August 16th) The Dodgers are currently in the midst of an eight-game winning streak after Wednesday's comeback victory over the Mets.
Remember when the Dodgers traded for all of those expensive stars last year? They basically said, "We don't care how much it costs us. We're going to accumulate as much talent as possible." There just might be something to that approach. Hitters like Carl Crawford, Adrian Gonzalez, and Hanley Ramirez may not be cheap, but they are productive.
As the Phillies discovered two years ago, it can be beneficial to have a starting rotation anchored by two Cy Young Award winners. In Clayton Kershaw and Zack Greinke, the Dodgers have two of the best pitchers in the league. Good news for the Phillies: They're both scheduled to pitch in this series.
Dodgers Player Who Isn't Entirely Horrible
You might have heard of this Yasiel Puig fellow. He's a rookie, he's from Cuba, and he's been demolishing the ball since making his debut in early June. You can pretty much hand him the Rookie of the Year award right now.
While there's a chance that he might actually be older than the 22 years at which he is listed, I'm sure that doesn't provide much comfort to all of the pitchers whom he's terrorized. It almost seems unfair for him to be able to face some of the Phillies relievers.
Dodgers Player Who Is Horrible
On a team that is this hot, it's hard to find anyone who is playing that poorly. But I suppose that reliever Brandon League isn't doing that much to help the cause.
League started off the season as the Dodgers closer before blowing a bunch of saves and being demoted to a setup role. Based on his middling results in that role, the chances are slim that League will be receiving too many save opportunities in the future.
It should be noted that League would still probably be the best reliever in the Phillies bullpen.
Tweet of Optimism
Roy Halladay's pitching line today for the Gulf Coast League Phillies: 6.0 IP, 6 H, 3 ER, 3 BB, 4 SO, 87 pitches.
— Todd Zolecki (@ToddZolecki) August 15, 2013
The potential return of Roy Halladay gives Phillies fans something to possibly look forward to.
Tweet of Pessimism
Phillies are now 500/1 to win the World Series, per @bovadalv. Value! Dodgers are faves at 9/2.
— Spike Eskin (@SpikeEskin) August 16, 2013
In other words, the Phillies will be slight underdogs in this series.
Final Take
The Dodgers probably won't stay this hot for the rest of the season, and there have been plenty of instances where a team headed to the postseason suffers a late-season hiccup against a non-contender. So there is a chance the Phillies can come out of the series with a couple of victories. But I wouldn't count on it.
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What will the impact of DHS actions be on earlier priorities and policies? Will anticounterfeiting efforts suffer because the Secret Service is no longer in the Treasury Department? Will marine safety activities of the Coast Guard lose their importance in a homeland security organization? Will antidrug efforts be helped, or harmed, by infusion of new resources along the U.S. border, resources directed by DHS, not by the Department of Justice?
The issue is part of a broader question: Is the nation overreacting by overprioritizing terrorism? We must ask ourselves, to what degree does America's expenditure of unending energy and countless billions of dollars constitute a follow-on victory for al Qaeda by weakening our economy and relatively open, unregulated lifestyle? As a society, are we diverting money and attention in an area, or in areas, that are not productive?
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Brand new to the forums and relatively new to Windows 7. I was trying to enable an option my motherboard came with to allow the use of the onboard (ATI radeon 3000) and external (ATI Radeon HD5670) graphics so I could run two displays, one off of each card. I could run two off the 5670 but I like to game and have other things open and felt it would be less stressful on my gaming card to just run one off the onboard for internet and instant messaging. I set the onboard to UMA and I allowed 64MB of dedicated memory. I also enabled Surround View and set the display options so that GFX0 was primary and IGFX was secondary. Everything booted up fine with the exception of the displays switching what was shown at the log in screen. Which I fixed via the ATI tool. For some reason I felt the need to restart my PC. Upon doing so it crashed after the splash screen. If I leave all settings the way they are and disable Surround View everything boots as normal. For some reason the initial boot after enabling Surround View works fine, the next restart however causes the crash. I ran the repair tool and it came back with the following:
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: StartupRepairOffline
Problem Signature 01: 6.1.7600.16385
Problem Signature 02: 6.1.7600.16385
Problem Signature 03: unknown
Problem Signature 04: 48
Problem Signature 05: AutoFailover
Problem Signature 06: 1
Problem Signature 07:0x50
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.1
Locale ID: 1033
I am not sure if that is the actual issue or just the repair tool failing. I hope someone can give me some insight. If you need more info from me please let me know. Thanks
- Ethan
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So I booted up my PC just a few minutes ago and a message popped up after I logged in which stated "Windows has recovered from an unexpected shutdown" and gave the following info:
Problem Signature:
Problem Even Name: BlueScreen
OS Version: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
BCCode: 50
OS Version: 6_1_7300
Service Pack: 0_0
Product: 768_1
It also referenced a dump file that I can't seem to open using dumpchk in the command prompt. It keeps coming back with "dumpchk [-y <sympath>] <dumpfile>" when I try select the dump file from its directory.
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tehbeast87, welcome to the Seven Forums.
If you could please follow the instructions here,
and start a new thread with the log in it in the Crashes and Debugging forum. Let's see if it was SurroundView that caused it ir a coincidence/something else that triggered it.
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Thank you for leading me to the proper area, I will repost there,
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March 12, 1952
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|Naomi Carry[1]
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Julius J. Carry III (March 12, 1952 – August 19, 2008) was an American actor. He is perhaps best known for playing the character Sho'Nuff in the cult film The Last Dragon. He made his acting debut in the 1979 movie Disco Godfather starring Rudy Ray Moore. He also acted in the films World Gone Wild and The Fish That Saved Pittsburgh. Carry appeared primarily in numerous television roles, including Dr. Abraham Butterfield on Doctor, Doctor and the bounty hunter Lord Bowler in the The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.. He also appeared on shows such as Murphy Brown, Family Matters, A Different World, Two Guys, a Girl and a Pizza Place, and Boy Meets World.
Early life and education[edit]
Carry grew up in the Lake Meadows neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois. He attended Hales Franciscan High School,[2] where, at age 15, he joined the Spartan Players, an acting group.[3] He discovered a love of acting with the group, performing in plays such as Hamlet and West Side Story.[2] After touring the country with the Spartan Players, Carry joined the Chicago Actors Repertory Company, performing with them for four years. Afterwards, Carry stayed in Chicago, "basically getting into no good", he told writer Marc Shapiro.[3] He attended Quincy College, but only for one year.[2] His family encouraged him to move to California and live with uncle in Los Angeles to "get back on [his] feet."[3]
Once in Los Angeles, Carry entered Loyola Marymount University, where he received a bachelors degree in film and TV production.[3] He stayed at the university, and completed a master's degree in communication arts.[4]
In the TV series The Adventures of Brisco County, Jr. with Bruce Campbell which aired in 1993 & 1994, Julius played the part of Brisco's one-time rival and fellow bounty hunter Lord Bowler (a.k.a. James Lonefeather) who then became Brisco's best friend and sidekick.
He also portrayed the main villain Sho'nuff in the cult classic film The Last Dragon.[5]
His final appearance as an actor was in the season one episode "Eating The Young" on the CBS series The Unit in 2006.
Personal life[edit]
Carry's family included, Ronald, his brother, and Helen, his mother, who is a minister with the Christ Universal Temple in Chicago.[1] He married twice, and his second wife is Naomi Carry.[2] He died on August 19, 2008 of pancreatic cancer.[6]
- ^ a b c BET Staff (2008-08-22). "Actor Julius "Sho'Nuff" Carry III Dies". BET.com. Black Entertainment Television.
- ^ a b c d Jensen, Trevor (2008-08-21). "Julius J. Carry III: 1952 - 2008: TV, film career lasted almost three decades; Chicago native's credits include 'Last Dragon,' TV shows like 'White Shadow,' 'Murphy Brown'". Chicago Tribune (Chicago Tribune). p. 2C.9.
- ^ a b c d Shapiro, Marc (July 1994). "Bounty Hunter". Starlog: 27–30.
- ^ Thomas, Steve (1995-09-23). "Carry wallows in 'Misery'". Indianapolis Recorder 100 (38): B1.
- ^ "Prolific movie and TV actor". Los Angeles Times. Retrieved 2012-05-15.
- ^ Character actor Julius Carry dies at 56, Variety 8/20/2008.


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I wish I could hug you, Tumblr.
I log on to you today and you're filled with brand new Gaga BTW Ball images.
Whatever did I do without you? (I know the answer to this question, but you're much more better than GagaDaily.)
So many emotions right now….. <3
I think Jennifer Lawrence is turning out to be a wonderful role model. They couldn't have found a more perfect girl for Katniss! She did wonderful in the movie and I really can look up to a girl who is not only comfortable in her skin but making me feel better about my own body. She's growing on me a lot!
That being said, she still doesn't top Emma Watson for me…
I'm about to start reblogging Dair posts now. I have yet to see tonight's episode. Or the last two. But umm I can't help myself tonight; they're just so FREAKING ADORABLE!!!
I love this Dair fandom just as much as I love Dair itself.
I hate the shipping war going with the Chair people though.
Honestly the Chair people quite frighten me…
But seriously. I freaking love my DAIR. So enjoy. *curtsies*
So. Today I set up a new Pottermore account to see if I really am a Slyth or if that was a flux.
Before I share my moment of sorting truth I would like to say I am quite impressed with the new improvements. The sounds and the new features (like lights and windows that flicker when your mouse hovers… or the sounds of cracking in the fire when you click on the fireplace) are quite nice and I feel a little happier about Pottermore with these improvements.
So. Yes I answered the questions as honestly as possible. Oh! And before I get to where I wound up my wand is uglier this time but oh well…
The entire time I was answering the questions I was thinking really hard about the questions and trying to answer the truth. I honestly wasn't expecting what I got though! I kind of expected Ravenclaw so imagine my surprise when GRYFFINDOR SHOWED UP!!!
Speaking of Gryff I really need to get on it with Spice tomorrow. Oof and I keep forgetting about my OWLs… is it Muggle Studies or Potions due this month?
Okay being now that I've stopped talking about Pottermore, moved into HOL, and this is quickly becoming more and more likely to become my long list of things that I must complete ASAP, I'm going to bed now with the following thought:
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For the stuffing, I don't think it needs to be 100% cotton, On the last piece I did, I used cotton acrylic blend, worked fine. If you're able to find knitting cotton no. 8 should work fine, even if it's blended with acrylic. I've seen sites where they sell 100% acrylic for stuffing boutis. It's about the thickness of the cottton, knowing that when you stuff the cotton is double, so if you can only find a thinner cotton, cut 2 lengths, put them together in a needle or use the lasso method, & then they will be doubled to go into the motifs & tunnels. My boutis with the dragonfly, I used a grey yarn. Hope this helps.
Thankyou Ann for your kind comments on my boutis. The boutis of Dec. 2012 (the last one I did) is about 30 inch square & it took me 6 months, working on it daily to complete. It isn't difficult, but it can be time consuming depending on how detailed the pattern is!! I didn't use baptiste as I didn't have any on hand when I decided to do it, so I just used a light weight cotton. I haven't used roving, (had to look it up to see what it was lol). On this one I used a cotton wool. On another small project I used wool.
Hope to see your finished project when you get around to doing it!
Ready to put quilt into a beautiful mystery. Got a little behind filling projects for others. Whoa is me!
Love this quilt. Thanks so much! I really enjoy mystery quilts and yours have been so well done. I will make this again someday. Sara Medd
than I will wait till noon to look at Part 3 since I live on est. time I should be in in the shower so I can go to bed the time is to:54 est. I need to get up at 7: 30 am.. Maybe tomorrow night I will finishes fussy cutting and cut rest of fabric one.
I have my pieces cut and sewn. The emails are not necessary. So to not get them I will join to make comments, then back-out since clicking on not following does not seem to work, then checking it at my setting I still got emails-60 of them.
Hi Ann,
Thanks for hosting this mystery.
Really looking forward to it.
HST are done. Now to start the rest
Hi Anne
I have switched my fabrics 1 and 3, as you suggested, and look forward to starting tomorrow.
Ann, Please go on my page to see my blocks,,I did it last time with the pictures,but I forgot how to do it again. theya re the ones with the lady bugs in them! let me know how they are..I am learning so much from them..thanks, ~ Joanna
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Art Meets Fashion to Stop the Spread of HIV
Every day, some 700 children are born already infected with HIV passed on to them by their mothers. The Born Free initiative has made it their goal to put this heart-breaking statistic into the past by December 2015, and has recently enlisted twenty-two female designers (all mothers themselves) along with Kenyan-born artist Wangechi Mutu to help them reach this goal. Available now on Shopbop, the Born Free Collection features clothing and accessories for women and children designed by such fashion heavy hitters as Diane von Furstenberg, Stella McCartney, Tory Burch, and Donna Karan, to name a few, produced in an exclusive range of prints by Wangechi Mutu. Best known for her large-scale collages, Mutu's work often deals with feminist themes, particularly regarding the female body and its representation, role and stigmatization in society. (A recent and truly wonderful exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum showcased many of these works). It seems only fitting then that Mutu join in this campaign that so deeply affects women.
All profits from the clothing sales will go towards Born Free's efforts to prevent the spread of HIV into new generations. Additionally, Condé Nast will donate all subscription fees for the next two months to Born Free and the M∙A∙C AIDS Fund has committed to match all donations and sales up to $500,000.
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Good Food That Freezes Well?
I am due to have my first baby sometime in the next couple of weeks. I'd like to make some dinners to freeze so my husband and I don't have to cook for the first few weeks at home with our newborn. In my search to find recipes that freeze well, I've only found things that call for pounds of ground beef, butter, cheese and condensed mushroom soup.
We are used to eating somewhat light, but very flavorful meals. We're big on seasoning with herbs and spices, not so much butter and fat. We also like lots of whole grains, beans, and veggies, but aren't total health freaks. Mostly, we just like good food.
Anybody have any recipes or ideas for make-ahead or freezable meals that a Chowhound could love?
I'm a single vegetarian who routinely makes big batches of things so I don't have to cook every day. I love soups, stews, and bean dishes -- all of which freeze beautifully -- and am devoted to my pressure cooker. (If you haven't made the acquaintance of modern pressure cookers, do yourself a favor. They're huge time-savers, completely safe, and will get you out of the kitchen faster than you thought possible. I can recommend cookers made by Kuhn Rikon and Fagor. Don't get anything smaller than a 6-quart, since they can only be filled halfway.)
Author Lorna J. Sass is the doyenne of pressure cookery, and has written a number of terrific cookbooks, available through Amazon. One I use regularly is "Great Vegetarian Cooking Under Pressure." Wonderful.
Congrats on the about-to-be new arrival!
I cook or roast whole chickens, great to shred or diced and keep in baggies for anything, stir fry, sandwiches, creamed or just leftover. I make turkey meatballs or meatloaf, made healthy, Roast a turkey and make stock, and a bunch of other dinners. I keep frozen shrimp, not fresh, but a great go to quick dinner, same with some frozen filets. There are some good ones. Frozen Beef tips in broth. A great simple dinner you can serve with just some fresh rice and a salad. Mac and cheese done with some good cheeses. Of course the standard, lasagna, but a great mushroom or spinach lasagna, also ravioli is great and easy. make some rolled chicken breasts stuffed with fresh veggies and then lightly breaded. Sauteed and served in minutes. Soups and chilis of course.
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On the chicken note, I've found that chicken pot pie filling freezes really well. Notably this recipe - http://chowhound.chow.com/topics/585552
Anything Pasta will make a good casserole that will freeze well. Everyday Food had a great recipe for a squash lasagna.
In fact, the recipe from this site are really quick and easy and very good. There is only so much you can do ahead for the months to come. Fresh produce is so essential. But, please check on the Everyday Food site for some awesome recipes that are quick and easy and delicious.
I really like lentil stew with chorizo and spinach. You can freeze in portions sizes; just take out of freezer in a.m. and defrost in refrigerator. It's one of my favorite dinner in a hurry, combined w/ crostini -- bread lightly toasted in oven, rubbed w/ 1/2 clove garlic and sprinkled w/ olive oil and salt.
You can freeze cooked beans, and then add to greens sauteed w/ garlic and chile pepper. Or use canned beans.
Also a Mexican casserole w/ layers of filling (beans, salsa, cheese, spinach) between corn tortillas is handy.
We freeze a lot. Most often in one portion sizes so that it can be taken to work for a healthy lunch or a solo dinner (or a lazy, rushed dinner for two night!).
What I freeze most often is soup - all sorts of soup; vegetable barley, tomato squash, mushroom, lentil, roasted cauliflour etc etc. These are generally lunches.
Lately, I've also frozen sheppard's pie made with turkey (spinach added to turkey) and lots of vegetables beneath healthy mashed potatoes (no butter or cream - when I want to be healthy, I find there's enough going on in the sheppard's pie without fat in the potatoes).
I also made a huge lasagna (again, turkey) and froze most of it in portions. I do the same as mentioned below - freeze shredded roasted chicken. When we have bean burritos, I make extra and freeze beans, onions and mushrooms for another busier night.
I also season meats before freezing them. I'm sure others wil argue that this isn't perfect 'culinary practice', but at the moment, I have two pre-seasoned pork chops defrosting in my fridge, which will cook up in no time when I get home. A fast, easy meal for us.
Good luck with your baby!
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Forgot to mention - I also freeze thai chicken curry (and brown rice seperately), and chicken stew (tomato based with mushrooms onions garlic cilantro etc) to be eaten over cous cous. (it takes less than 5 mins to make the cous cous - will probably take you longer to heat up the chicken stew).
Also pasta sauce....
Om my gosh, we freeze everything we make, and, aside from a few slightly disappointing things (barley and balsamic salad, enchilada cassarole), it all seems to reheat just fine.
A couple things that do especially well are:
-Lasagne: but don't stick to the traditional recipes. Load up veggies, use pesto instead of tomato sauce, or italian bread slices in place of noodles. The best part about lasagne is that it doesn't need to be cooked before you freeze it, so you can just pop it in to bake when you're ready to eat it.
-Vegetable Curries: I freeze them with the rice right in the bottom of the container. I lived in India for 2 years, but my favorite (and easy) curry is from Cooks Illustrated. I can paraphrase the recipe for you if you'd like.
-Baked Empanadas: I make like 2 dozen at a time, using the Goya store bought empanada wrappers (in the freezer section) and this filling: http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/foo.... I replace the ground beef with ground turkey or chopped mushrooms, and I bake instead of deep fry. You can toss them in the freezer before or after baking (if before, they do better if they thaw before baking).
Another option I'd look into is whether you have a good butcher or meat shop around you. We have one that makes amazing stuffed chicken breasts and chicken florentine and things like that, and they are actually really affordable. I always have some in our freezer, ready to be pulled out and tossed in the oven when I just can't bear to cook. It's so much better than the frozen entrees at the supermarket since they are homemade in the shop.
Enjoy the new baby!!
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Nice ideas.
One Sunday I had bought a large pack of boneless skinless breasts and then pounded and stuffed. I did with some simple spinach and ricotta, did another with olives, ricotta and sundried another just breaded one a couple for that night. As RosemaryHoney mentioned. I froze 2 or 3 in a ziplock and had them ready to go. It took no time, similar ingredients, but nothing difficult. No cooking, just a couple of mixes and presto.
Also I buy lasagna noodles (fresh) and then roll individually with ricotta, parm and spinach. I put the sauce in one bag and the rolls in another. Simple lasagna, and very very good.
I also make a packet sometimes. 2 steaks or pork chops or pork loin cut into thick slices and I also in that same bag put a marinade in a small ziplock. Bag it all together and freeze. Defrost, marinade overnight or all day and grill or pan saute. The marinade is just soy, ginger, olive oil, oj, garlic and cilantro. Very basic but a great base. As they cook I baste with a mix of honey and current jelly. Couldn't get much better. and simpler.
Steak I would glaze with garlic and herbs with an balsamic marinade and then roast and serve with a balsamic and honey glaze. Similar but both very easy and quick.
Meatballs in sauce freeze very well. Same with bolognaise sauce.
I cook and freeze lentils quite often. I cook and salt them, but season once defrosted before serving to ensure a fresh flavor. I second the pressure cooker rec.
Immediately after you deliver you will need light but rich and energizing food that won't make your stool hard. An oatmeal soup cooked in a rich chicken broth, or if you like it, oxtail-barley soup or something with strength giving marrow bones is great. Cook and freeze those now. Eat dried fruit like dates as well.
Congratulations of your baby and I wish you a good delivery!
We freeze a lot of things too, many of them mentioned here. Red beans with sausage freezes well, and I always cook extra rice to freeze in serving bags for us - so easy.
I also freeze pot pie fillings, chili, soups and stews, and pasta casseroles. I have a stuffed cabbage recipe we love that takes hours to make, so I double the recipe and freeze portions of that - it reheats beautifully. Best wishes for your baby.
I recommend investing in a vacuum sealer. I have one that costs around $100, though I got it on sale with a coupon. You can get a battery-operated $10 one (Reynolds) at Walmart, Target, and some supermarkets. Check it out on the Cookware board. Some people swear by the cheap version; others at it. Vacuum-sealing makes a lot of difference in freezing meat - raw or cooked. I think it's better than plain baggie or container-freezing for preventing freezer burn and the "old" taste that happens to meat fats. When thawed, meat dishes as well as pastas and those containing cooked potatoes are prone to "weeping'. There's going to be SOME loss of texture and/or flavor in most frozen meals but nothing horrible. I am single, and when I was facing major surgery I froze portions of chili, spaghetti sauce, and lots of hearty soups. Also breakfast burritos, ratatouille, and bar cookies. If you have freezer room, you can freeze portions of plain cooked pasta and rice. Reheat pasta by dunking in a small amount of boiling water; microwave the rice or use a double boiler.
I over-prepared to the extent that I stockpiled enough canned and dry goods to last for twice as long as my predicted recovery - I figured it would get used sooner or later, and would allow me to gradually work up to my pre-surgery routine. And in case of a slower recuperation (which in fact happened) I'd be covered.
All the best for you and the kidlet!
i second (or third etc) the pasta. i make baked ziti using whole wheat penne and slices of chicken sausage, and you can sprinkle some low-fat mozzarella on top then freeze. bake off whenever!


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The Yankees will certainly have a more talented team in 2014 than they did in 2013. The acquisitions of Brian McCann, Jacoby Ellsbury, Carlos Beltran, Kelly Johnson, and Brian Roberts should more than offset the losses of Chris Stewart, Curtis Granderson, Travis Hafner, Alex Rodriguez, and Robinson Cano. A full season of Alfonso Soriano over Ichiro Suzuki is a net positive. A healthy Mark Teixeira would be an upgrade over Lyle Overbay and a healthy Derek Jeter would produce more than Eduardo Nunez, Jayson Nix, et al. The pitching side of things would take a slight hit with the losses of Andy Pettitte, Boone Logan, and Mariano Rivera assuming no further free agent additions beyond Matt Thornton. The Yankees should win more games in 2014 than they did last year.
The 2013 team went 85-77 and missed a playoff spot. However, the true talent of the team was actually only a 79-win team according to their runs scored and allowed. The team scored 650 runs and allowed 671 runs. Bill James' Pythagorean Win/Loss Record is calculated as (runs scored^2)/((runs scored^2)+(runs allowed^2)). Plugging in 650 and 671 gives a win percentage of .484. Multiply that by 162 and the Yankees should have won 78.4 games (rounded up to 79 to even out the zero-sum game that is the MLB standings). This calculation strips out peculiar runs scored and allowed distributions (The extreme example being a team that alternates games of scoring 10 runs and 0 runs versus a team that always scores 5 runs) and luck in close games (The Yankees at 30-16 had the best record in the MLB in 1-run games). On paper the 2013 team was bad. In the standings, they were above .500 and okay.
Despite all of the upgrades, the 2014 team might finish with a similar record. Fangraphs.com projects the Yankees' pitchers to accrue 18.2 WAR and their batters to accrue 19.0 WAR. An exactly replacement level team would be expected to win 47.7 games. This would make the Yankees a projected 84.9 (47.7+18.2+19.0) win team. They would be expected to win exactly the same amount of games as last year despite a much more talented team. Essentially they would have added around 6 WAR to go from a lucky 2013 85-win team to true talent 2014 85-win team. They would actually finish 4th in the division based on other teams' projections and miss the playoffs again.
These projections should not be taken as 100% guaranteed. These projections are the median outcome based on past performance, ballpark factors, aging curves, regression, etc. Positive or negative variance at the individual player and on the team level would alter the actual record. Additionally, injuries, mid-season acquisitions, and call-ups change the calculation. However, an 85-win projection seems reasonable and +/- 3 (the average positive or negative "luck" across MLB last year) wins either way wouldn't change the overall outlook. At this projection the Yankees would miss the playoffs due to the 90+ wins needed to win the loaded AL East and the 90+ wins needed to get either of the wild card spots due to 3 good teams in the AL West and the Royals making a push in the Central.
This exercise highlights the dire need to add more talent. The Yankees are at that sweet spot on the marginal win curve (85ish wins) where each additional win is more valuable due to the playoff implications (both the extra revenue generated during a heated playoff race and the revenue generated from actual playoff games if they were to make it).
This is where a team is justified in slightly overpaying for a player. The low-hanging fruit right now is in the rotation and bullpen as they can more easily upgrade over a David Phelps, Preston Claiborne, or Michael Pineda than they can upgrade over Johnson or Roberts. Combine this with the fact that there are better pitching free agents than hitting free agents at this point and the Yankees should really focus on adding arms to complete the off-season.
Adding all of this talent and then finishing with a similar record as last year while missing the playoffs again would be a disappointing outcome for the Yankees. The 6 wins of luck they received in 2013 will not happen again. This is similar to the Orioles, a team that won more games in 2012 but was more talented in 2013. They just received a lot of luck in 1-run games in 2012. Pushing hard for some combination of Masahiro Tanaka, Ubaldo Jimenez, Grant Balfour (if his medicals check out), and Fernando Rodney would put the Yankees into contender territory.
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Northcentral Colorado range 7.27-7.77
Greeley 7.53
Bennett/Roggen/Byers 7.27-7.77
Northeast Colorado range 7.12-7.31
Julesburg/Paoli/Peetz 7.26-7.29
Yuma/Wray/Brush/Akron/Otis/Anton 7.12-7.31
Eastcentral Colorado range 7.14-7.42
Cheyenne Wells 7.42
Flagler/Bethune/Stratton 7.14-7.32
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Southcentral Colorado range 6.60
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Venango/Chappell/Big Springs/Brule 7.27-7.31
Kimball/Pine Bluffs/Sidney/Brownson/Potter 7.32-7.37
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Northeast Colorado range 6.89-7.10
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Eastcentral Colorado range 6.99-7.11
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Following in the footsteps of Marvel Studios and their Cinematic Universe, Sony have big plans for Spider-Man with two more movies confirmed for 2016 and 2018, along with spin-offs focusing on Venom and The Sinister Six. It's likely then that this movie will feature teasers related to all of those!
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The spring flood outlook for this year in Manitoba is moderately higher than last year, but significantly lower than 2011, which had the greatest amount of flooding in the province's history in terms of scope and duration.
According to Manitoba's Hydrologic Forecast Centre's preliminary 2013 spring flood outlook, there could be a risk of minor to moderate spring flooding for the Red, Souris, Pembina and Assiniboine rivers, and in the Interlake region."Above-average snowpack with high moisture content in many parts of Manitoba, Saskatchewan and North Dakota have increased the potential for flooding this year, but overall low soil moisture levels in the province mean the flood risk in 2013 is, at this point, considerably less than in 2011 and moderately higher than in 2012," the province says.Spring flooding is expected in parts of northern Manitoba, including overland flooding around The Pas, an agricultural area that saw significant snowfalls this season. "At this point, it is unlikely the Saskatchewan River at The Pas will exceed its banks, however the province has constructed new dikes in the area that are capable of taking water levels beyond levels seen in 2011," the government noted. The spring flood potential is still dependent on weather conditions from now until the spring melt. The amount of additional snow and rain, the timing and rate of the spring thaw and the timing of peak flows in the U.S., Manitoba and other provinces will have a significant effect on flood potential, the province says. The province's next flood outlook for the spring will be at the end of March.
The government has also been preparing for spring flooding by holding about a dozen training sessions with municipal emergency training staff over the past few months. Following severe 2011 flooding, Manitoba launched a multi-year recovery process that is still underway. "..so far 95% of the program payments under the Lake Manitoba Flood Compensation Program have been paid and over 80%t of private disaster financial assistance claims have been closed to date," the government noted. The total flood expenditure to date exceeds $1.2 billion.Detailed information about the flood outlook, including maps, is available on the Manitoba government's website.
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