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Typhoon Haiyan is a Category 5 storm, the strongest typhoon of 2013 and said to be the "most powerful ever" to make landfall (with winds near 195-200 mph). Perspective: Superstorm Sandy was at 95mph when it hit New Jersey; Hurricane Katrina at 129mph when it hit land.
- Pre-emptive evacuations affect more than 161,000 families or more than 790,000 people in 37 provinces
- Typhoon Haiyan as seen from space
- Haiyan makes 6 landfalls - it affected an island chain in the central Philippines, making landfall in six islands. It gained wind power as it traversed through waters in between.
- Haiyan traverses areas affected by magnitude 7.1 earthquake - The earthquake left more than 200 dead dead on October 16; 1000 injured; 350,000 displaced. The survivors have been living in tents and evacuation areas. It passed through Leyte, Samar, Cebu (2.5 million residents), among others. All with densely populated cities, some of which are the poorest provinces in the country.
- 100 people killed in Tacloban — first estimate of casualties in the city reported today, November 9. Because the communication lines are down, the news centers have yet to take stock of the full extent of the damage. But the numbers are still expected to rise. The devastation was described as if a tsunami had wracked through it.
- 2:03PM 11/9: An estimated 4 million people have been affected by the typhoon
- 4:20PM 11/9: 90% of Baco Town in Oriental Mindoro flooded
- 4:55 PM 11/9: Bodies still scattered in Leyte as Visayas in shock
- 5:19PM 11/9: Negros Occidental under a state of calamity
- 7:34PM 11/9: Local officials expect the number of bodies found in Tacloban to reach 500
- eta: 7:45PM 11/9: Iloilo and Palawan declare state of calamity
- eta: 8:04PM 11/9: Update: 134 reported dead
- eta: 8:30PM 11/9: Thousands homeless in Ormoc, Leyte
The victims need all the help they can get. Cities have been leveled, buildings made of concrete were destroyed by strong winds and storm surges. Communications have yet to be reestablished in most of the areas affected by the typhoon. The full picture left behind by Haiyan has yet to be established yet the devastation reported on television is already extensive. The government is bracing for large-scale relief operations. Virtually 1/3 of the country has been ravaged by this natural disaster. And we need help.
- donations via the Philippine Red Cross (including PayPal)
- donations via Habitat for Humanity
- donations via ANCOP Foundation USA
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- eta2: donations via World Vision
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- eta2: donations via Canadian Red Cross (or you can text REDCROSS or ROUGE to 30333 to donate $5)
- text donations via Globe
- Red Cross and DSWD relief operations (infographic)
- list of ongoing relief operations via Rappler
- donations via ABS-CBN News
- eta: relief operations via University of the Philippines
- eta: relief operations via the Department of Education
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We don't really even know how to start this post. Yesterday we received a package addressed to "Henry Walton Jones, Jr.". We sort-of shrugged it off and put it in our bin of mail for student workers to sort and deliver to the right faculty member— we get the wrong mail a lot.
Little did we know what we were looking at. When our student mail worker snapped out of his finals-tired haze and realized who Dr. Jones was, we were sort of in luck: this package wasn't meant for a random professor in the Stat department. It is addressed to "Indiana" Jones.
What we know: The package contained an incredibly detailed replica of "University of Chicago Professor" Abner Ravenwood's journal from Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark. It looks only sort of like this one, but almost exactly like this one, so much so that we thought it might have been the one that was for sale on Ebay had we not seen some telling inconsistencies in cover color and "Ex Libris" page (and distinct lack of sword). The book itself is a bit dusty, and the cover is teal fabric with a red velvet spine, with weathered inserts and many postcards/pictures of Marion Ravenwood (and some cool old replica money) included. It's clear that it is mostly, but not completely handmade, as although the included paper is weathered all of the "handwriting" and calligraphy lacks the telltale pressure marks of actual handwriting.
What we don't know: Why this came to us. The package does not actually have real stamps on it— the outside of the package was crinkly and dirty as if it came through the mail, but the stamps themselves are pasted on and look like they have been photocopied. There is no US postage on the package, but we did receive it in a bin of mail, and it is addressed to the physical address of our building, Rosenwald Hall, which has a distinctly different address from any other buildings where it might be appropriate to send it (Haskell Hall or the Oriental Institute Museum). However, although now home to the Econ department and College Admissions, Rosenwald Hall used to be the home to our departments of geology and geography.
If you're an applicant and sent this to us: Why? How? Did you make it? Why so awesome? If you're a member of the University community and this belongs to you or you've gotten one like it before, PLEASE tell us how you acquired it, and whether or not yours came with a description— or if we're making a big deal out of the fact that you accidentally slipped a gift for a friend in to the inter-university mail system. If you are an Indiana Jones enthusiast and have any idea who may have sent this to us or who made it, let us know that, too.
We know this sounds like a joke/hoax… it's not (at least, from our end). Any hints, ideas, thoughts, or explanations are appreciated. We've been completely baffled as to why this was sent to us, in mostly a good way, but it's clear this is a neat thing that either belongs somewhere else— or belongs in the halls of UChicago admissions history.
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You could say Bill Jordan knows his '51 Bel Air. He knows it was built on June 25, 1951; he knows it came from Wallace Chevrolet in Bellingham, Washington; he even knows its purchase order number (No. 6-1141, in case you must know).
He also knows a lot of the stuff that paperwork won't tell, like who put the Pontiac window trim on it. It's because it's more than a car; it's family. He's known it most of his and the car's life; his uncle, Wayne Austin, signed that purchase order 60 years ago. "It was used as a daily driver by my aunt and two uncles until it was put into storage in the '70s," Bill says. In fact, the car remained behind locked doors in a shed until Bill got a bug and dragged it out on Aug. 9, 2006. "It wasn't driveable but it was in good condition," he adds.
But Bill says he wanted more than good. As he explained, an heirloom should be great. In his estimation, that required a professional touch. He turned the car over to Clyde "CB" Bullo at Moslander's Rod and Custom in Monroe, Washington.
Moslander's preserved the stock frame but updated it with a Progressive Automotive Sweet Ryde crossmember, a unit that employs C4 Corvette suspension. The rear still has a few parallel leaf springs for locating purposes only; RideTech ShockWave air-sprung dampers support the car there and up front too.
Long gone is the Stovebolt, and in its place: an '04 vintage GM LS1. Bill improved its breathing capacity with a custom air intake box, a larger FAST throttle body, and an exhaust system. Just as The General intended, the engine mates to a 4L60E transmission.
The Bel Air's body is entirely original except for one thing, and had we not tipped our hand earlier we'd say anyone who noticed it deserves much credit. When the car was nearly new, Bill's uncle replaced its upper body trim with pieces from a similar vintage Pontiac. After the Moslander's crew righted what little was wrong with the body, Ray Goodwin shot it in DuPont Hot Hues family colors: Indigo Blast and Snow Flake. Bill called the task of tracking down N.O.S. plastic and trim exhausting. We'd call it worth it, as the car wears a number of factory-fresh pieces, including a few collectible accessories.
They certainly look comfortable but '50s-era bench seats lack the lumbar and thigh supports to which we've grown accustomed. Paul Reichlin changed that by replacing the seat springs with foam he sculpted into ergonomic shapes. The improved back and thigh support is barely, if at all, noticeable-at least until you set yourself into it. After Moslander's treated the entire cockpit and underbody with LizardSkin spray insulation, Paul trimmed the cockpit in a combination of gray and blue leather and vinyl. He lined the floor in similarly timeless square-weave wool carpets.
Paul may have made it comfortable, but Cascade Audio in Monroe made the cockpit entertaining. The largely Pioneer audio system it installed consists of a head unit controlled by one of the company's marine remotes, a four-channel, 500-watt amplifier, and Pioneer and Focal speakers. Rather than simply restore the gauges, United Speedometer retrofitted them for modern-day stats, including increased oil pressure, voltage, and speed ranges.
If any one part represents the transformation that Bill Jordan's Bel Air underwent, it's the wheels. Their smooth face and snap-in caps reflect '50s aesthetics but their machined-aluminum construction and oversized dimensions follow modern practice. So too does the stance; when aired down, the bags let the car settle dramatically over the speed-rated radial tires.
Reacquainting with a long-lost relative is one thing, but rekindling that relationship is something else. And like cousins reuniting after decades, they have a lot of ground to cover-in this case, literally. "My first long-distance road test from Redmond to Wenatchee in July 2009 brought back the good old days," Bill says. "I cruised along with all the windows down and the pedal to the metal." We bet Uncle Wayne would approve.
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Clyde "CB" Bullo at Moslander's Rod and Custom in Monroe, WA, updated the stock chassis with a Progressive Automotive Sweet Ryde crossmember. It uses C4 Corvette suspension components, including Corvette 11-inch rotors and four-piston calipers. The only non-stock part in the mix is the Flaming River steering rack. The rear springs exist now only as locating devices, as the car now rides on RideTech ShockWave air sprung dampers. Those springs mount a Ford 9-inch-style axle that Dutchman built with a 3.55:1 ring-and-pinion on one of Randy's Ring & Pinion Yukon-series limited-slip differentials. That assembly spins a pair of Dutchman 31-spline axles, and at the ends are Ford Racing 11-inch drums. Thermo Tech Powder Coatings in Monroe, WA, finished all of the running gear in 60 percent gloss black.
The LS1 engine doesn't just spank the Stovebolt that came out of Bill's car; it flat-out beats the pants off of what still passes as a high-performance engine. Still, Bill tweaked it with a Spectre P5 modular air filter, a 90mm FAST throttle body, and 1 1/2-inch Sanderson headers. Stan's Headers in Auburn bent up 2-inch pipes and outfitted them with Flowmaster mufflers. An AFCO double-pass aluminum radiator equipped with two SPAL 12-inch electric fans cools the engine. Billet Specialties whittled the Tru-Trac accessory drive system. An American Autowire harness links the GM management system to both the engine and its matching 4L60E transmission. Precision Drive Line in Kirkland, WA, linked the transmission to the rear axle.
Wheels & Tires
The Bel Air rides on wheels that resemble the ones that the car originally rode on: Wheel Vintiques 92-series Gennies; only these were hewn from slabs of aluminum, not stamped from steel, and measure 17x6 and 17x8 instead of 15x5. They wear 215/45ZR17 and 245/45ZR17 Goodyear F-1 hides.
Body & Paint
The Poncho side trim that Bill's uncle, Wayne, installed years ago defines the extent of the modifications done to the body. Bill amassed a number of other factory and period aftermarket accessories, including the golden gazelle hood ornament, grille guard, front and rear bumper tips, rear bumper overrider, and gas door trim. As he made a point to collect only genuine parts, he hired EFS Plating in Port Orchard to brighten them back up. Moslander's cleaned up the body for Ray Goodwin to shoot. He used Indigo Blast and Snow Flake, colors from DuPont's Hot Hues family. Auto City Classic in Isanti, MN, made a new set of glass for the car. Rock Valley made the 18-gallon stainless tank under the trunk floor.
Paul Reichlin, Cedardale Auto Upholstery in Mt. Vernon, WA, dug into his bag of tricks to make the cockpit reflect the rest of the car. He completely gutted the front seat and sculpted foam to create lumbar and thigh support. He finished everything but the floor in dark blue leather; the floor got German square-weave wool carpet. Wise Guys supplied the seat belts. United Speedometer updated the figures to modern standards when it restored the instrument cluster. The wheel is the one that came with the car but it now mates to an ididit tilt column. Washington has few days to justify air conditioning, so Bill went with one of Hot Rod Air's Elite Standard heaters. Moslander's hinged the speaker grille and made a compartment for the cavity behind it to house the heater and ride-height controls. Moslander's wired the car with an American Autowire kit and energized the door and trunk locks with AutoLoc products. Cascade Audio and Video in Monroe tuned an audio system based on a Pioneer DEHP5900IB head unit, a Pioneer Marine remote control, Pioneer D-3 four-channel, 500-watt amplifier, Pioneer TSD601P two-way 6 1/2-inch coaxial speakers, and Focal 690CV 6x9 coaxial speakers. Moslander's lowered the cabin's sound floor by coating everything in LizardSkin spray-in insulation.


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William Harper Booth Jr.
William Harper Booth Jr., MD, FICS, 84, of Leland, formerly of Holly Springs, died Sept. 12, 2014, in Kosciusko. He was an Eagle Scout with Silver Palm. An accomplished musician, he played the clarinet and saxophone in both high school and college. He graduated from the University of Mississippi with a B.S. in pharmacy and a master's in pharmacology. He attended medical school at the University of Mississippi and the University of Tennessee. He was a member of Alpha Omega Alpha. He interned at Baroness Erlanger Hospital in Chattanooga, Tenn., then served in the U.S. Navy as a lieutenant. While serving as a sea surgeon, he was a member of the First Middle East Naval Taskforce dispatched to the region by President Eisenhower in 1950. He held both commercial and instructor pilot licenses and served as an FAA medical examiner and accident investigator. He practiced for 14 years as a surgeon in Holly Springs and at St. Francis Hospital in Memphis, Tenn., and was made a Fellow of the International College of Surgeons. After retirement, he organized the jazz band Doc's 3B's.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 16 at Boone Funeral Home Chapel in Leland.
He leaves his wife of 64 years, Aetna Condon Booth; three sons, David Booth (Nancy), James Booth (Scarlett) and Dr. Patrick Booth (Anne); a sister, Virginia Horne (Monty); a sister-in-law, Ellen Ann Condon Johnson; and nine grandchildren.
In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to St. Jude Children's Hospital.
Junie Hunter
Junie Hunter, 57, of Hickory Flat, died Sept. 7, 2014, at Sanctuary Hospice House in Tupelo.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 10 at Covenant Church. Burial was in Bethlehem Cemetery in Potts Camp. Bro. Bob Pugh officiated. Serenity-Simmons Funeral Home of New Albany was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves a son, David (Janie) Culver of Stanton, Tenn.; a daughter, Rebecca Culver of Hickory Flat; seven siblings, Howard Stanton, Leroy Stanton, Linda Lowry, all of Hickory Flat, Michael Stanton of Holly Springs, Allen Stanton of Falkner, Jo Ann (Henry) Nanny of Fulton, and Wanda McKnight Albrecht of Tupelo; one grandchild and one great-grandchild.
She was preceded in death by her parents, Millicent and Edgar Stanton; siblings Danny Joe Smith, James Edgar Stanton, Anita Stanton Hood; and daughter, Karen Culver.
Erie Teasler King
Erie Teasler King, 93, of Big Sandy, Texas, died Sept. 9, 2014, at East Texas Medical Center in Gilmer, Texas. She was the widow of Charles King.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 13 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Mt. Moriah Cemetery in Laws Hill.
She leaves a son, Myrl Owens of Las Vegas, Nev.; a daughter, Marie Owens Urbaitis of McAlester, Okla.; longtime caregiver and niece, Shanna Smith; five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by a daughter, Vernel Owens Leek.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Samuel Carter Lowry III
Samuel Carter Lowry III, 35, of Byhalia, died Sept. 9, 2014, at his home.
Services were held at 12 noon on Sept. 12 at Holly Springs Funeral Home Chapel. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery in Ashland.
He leaves his sister, Sara Morse of Tupelo; aunts Betty Essary (Joe), Mary Lois Edwards (Jr.); uncle Bill Goolsby (Debbie) and many cousins.
For online condolences visit www.hsfuneralhome.com.
Granville Reed
Granville "Peter" Reed, 68, of Byhalia, died Sept. 10, 2014, at his home. He was a member of the Masonic Lodge, and a heavy machine operator with Marshall County Road and Bridge.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 16 at Pleasant Grove MB Church in Red Banks, where he was a member. Rev. Danny Kimbrough officiated. Burial was in the church cemetery. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves four children, Jacqueline Harmon, Kayla Reed, both of Waterford, Tim Reed of Southaven, John Cancer of St. Louis, Mo.; two sisters, Patricia Echols-Randle of Chicago, Ill., Althea Russell of Sacramento, Calif.; four brothers, Dayton Reed of Senatobia, Percy Echols Sr. of Bloomingon, Ill., Bernard Echols of Chicago, Roosevelt Echols of Byhalia; nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
William Vick
William "Mike" Vick, 60, of Holly Springs, died Sept. 11, 2014, at Region One (Med) in Memphis, Tenn.
Services were held at 2 p.m. on Sept. 15 at Serenity Funeral Home Chapel.
He leaves his mother, Janie Ruth Vick; two sons, Christopher M. Vick, Michael W. Vick, both of Ellisville; two brothers, Paul (Teresa) Vick of Washington State, David (Cindy) Vick of Hernando; his fianceé, Virginia Feathers; three stepsons, Grant (Jena) Feathers, Scott (Brandi) Feathers and Clay Skelton; and one grandson.
He was preceded in death by a sister, a brother and his father.
Reggie Wilson Jr.
Reggie Wilson Jr., 69, of Chicago, Ill., formerly of Holly Springs, died Sept. 5, 2014, at his home. He was a member of New Hope MB Church in Laws Hill and a chef.
Services were held at 11 a.m. on Sept. 13 at Mt. Peel MB Church in Laws Hill. Burial was in the church cemetery. Rev. Rondias Cox officiated. J.F. Brittenum and Son Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
He leaves his wife, Linda Ella Wilson; two children, Reggie Wilson III, Darrel Wilson, both of Chicago; seven sisters, Dorothy LeSure of Olive Branch, Mentha Miller, Annie Moffitt-Lucas, Deloris Dowsing, LuCatheryn Wilson, Brenda Rogers, Martha Penilton, all of Holly Springs; and four brothers, Wesley Wilson of Huntsville, Ala., Leroy Wilson of Oxford, Essex Wilson of Olive Branch, Kelvin Wilson of Holly Springs.
He was preceded in death by a son, Rodney Wilson; and siblings Edith M. Wilson, Gussie Talley and Daryl Wilson.
Janice Scruggs Yancey
Janice Yancey, 48, of Corinth, died Sept. 6, 2014, at Magnolia Regional Health Center in Corinth. She was a member of Palestine MB Church.
Services were held at 1 p.m. on Sept. 13 at Hopewell No. 2 MB Church. Burial was in Palestine Church Cemetery in Ashland. Rev. Danny Kimbrough officiated. Serenity-Autry Funeral Home was in charge of arrangements.
She leaves her husband, Ricky Yancey; her mother, Pearlie Scruggs of Memphis, Tenn.; three daughters, Catricia Yancey (Azavier) Jones, Marleta Yancey (Anthony) Hurd, both of Corinth, Lora (Stacy) Jones of Ashland; three brothers, Rev. Danny (Rita) Kimbrough of Holly Springs, James (Shelia) Scruggs of Memphis, Tenn., Charles Kimbrough of West Memphis, Ark.; five sisters, Helen (Freddie) Scruggs, Linda Scruggs, Wilma (DeBarrius) Hooper, Sonya Bell, Rita Mitchell, all of Corinth; and 12 grandchildren.
She was preceded in death by her father, Jack W. Scruggs; and a granddaughter.
Pallbearers were Demarveyai Scruggs, Kenneeth Scruggs, Ajarvis Scruggs, DeAndre Scruggs, DeQuentis Scruggs, Freddie Scruggs, LaBrandon Scruggs and Jamal Scruggs. Honorary pallbearers were James Scruggs, Charles Kimbrough, Danny Kimbrough, John Evans, Leon Evans Jr., Levi Taylor, Rodney Taylor and Sam Evans.
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RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -- Electronic filing is becoming popular among candidates for local offices in Virginia.
The Virginia Public Access Project says 433 local candidates used e-filing to submit their year-end campaign finance reports this month. That's up 49 percent from January 2012, when there were 290 e-filers.
At least one candidate used e-filing in 77 of Virginia's 133 localities this year. Fairfax County had the most e-filers, 28.
State Board of Elections election services manager Chris Piper attributes the increase to an online filing system that was launched in January 2012.
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On July 23, the Summer of Taurus tour arrived in the Lone Star State for a two-day blogger meet-up, test-drives and executive interviews. Blogger Giovanni Gallucci from The Agency Blog hosted the first night, and Dallas South Blogger Shawn Williams attended the second day's event with Taurus Exterior Design Manager and Dallas native Earl Lucas. Click here to check out the event on Ford's flickr photostream.
Ride along with Earl and Shawn as they chat about designing cars and growing up in Dallas by watching this video.
Thursday evening's event was held at Humperdink's Bar in Greenville and featured a number of great Dallas-area car enthusiasts including the producers of Burn Out Radio, who streamed their show live from the bar. Other attendees included Alyssa Gardina from Five O'Clock Dallas and Colin Alsheimer from the It's Pronounced All Shy Mer Blog.
Bright and early the next day, we headed out to Top Golf Dallas to meet with Earl Lucas and The Dallas South Blog. After a hitting a few balls, the crew hit the road for another round of test-drives.
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SALEM, ORE. -- The Willamette University women's soccer team is set to host Northwest Conference opponents Whitworth University on Saturday, Nov. 1 and Whitman College on Sunday, Nov. 2. Both games are scheduled to start at 11 a.m. (PDT) on Sparks Field. [Read More]
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SALEM, ORE. -- The University of Puget Sound scored twice in the second half to break a scoreless tie and defeat Willamette University, 2-0, in a Northwest Conference women's soccer game at Sparks Field on Saturday, Oct. 25. Puget Sound moved to 11-3 overall, 9-2 in the [Read More]News Archive »
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- Friday, October 24, 2014
Women's Soccer set to Host Puget Sound
- Sunday, October 19, 2014
Willamette Dominates Statistics, but George Fox Slips Past Bearcats, 1-0
- Saturday, October 18, 2014
Linfield Scores Early in Each Half on its way to Defeating Bearcats, 4-0
- Saturday, October 18, 2014
Willamette Women's Soccer team to play at Linfield and George Fox
- Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Lewis & Clark Edges Willamette, 1-0, as Early Corner Kick finds Net
- Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Bearcats to Host Pioneers on Wednesday Night at Sparks Field
- Sunday, October 12, 2014
Willamette Closes Out Weekend With Loss to Pacific Lutheran, 3-0
- Saturday, October 11, 2014
Bearcats Drop Close One to Pacific, 1-0, in NWC Play
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Nov 2, 2012Lyrically and musically (guitarists Luke Kilpatrick and Jeff Ling showcase impressive tapping and riffing throughout), this is Parkway Drive at its best--combining the best elements from its previous albums and expanding on them to create an album that encompasses all your senses.
Nov 2, 2012The album's depth and openness to straying away from typical devices of the genre make Atlas one of the more engaging and thought-provoking metalcore releases amid a sea of the interchangeable riffs and howls of other bands.
Nov 2, 2012Cohesive and engaging throughout, this is the sound of a band at their most fearless. [Nov 2012, p.92]
Nov 21, 2012Another dicey sell for the moshers probably happier to indulge in the record's belligerent breakdowns and build-ups. [Dec 2012, p.109]
Nov 2, 2012Too bad that, even at its best, this Atlas maps well-trodden ground.
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Nov 10, 2012There are some minor additions to the band's sound like some symphonic elements, female vocals and scratches in one song, but mostly this is the typical Parkway Drive melodic metalcore sound. So this could be a huge plus for the fans, because the band keeps their style, but also It can be a minus for the others, because the band do not evolve much from album to album.… Full Review »
Nov 11, 2013One of the best metalcore bands brings out the best of them. An engaging album from the first track to the last. A must listen for any metalhead. My personal favourites being 'Dark Days', 'The River', 'Atlas' and 'Swing'.… Full Review »
Apr 1, 2013Felt rather disappointing by this album, need a lot more verification between tracks, Every track felt like a copy from the album Deep Blue, probably the worst album from parkway drive, but still a fun album with a few great songs, Meh is the final verdict… Full Review »


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But here's the rub: I just don't buy Bel/Freddie?? And the trouble with that is because so much of Freddie's existence is Bel it makes it kind of hard to root for him? One of the reasons he grew on me a lot in the first part of Series Two was that he'd gone off and had his own adventures and grown up a bit, for it, whereas in Series One he was just running around playing James Bond and mooning over his Moneypenny.
And yeah, the stans in the tag can get quite…enthusiastic about him and Bel and I've seen people calling others names just because they aren't head over heels for him, and that rubs me up the wrong way. (This is by no means representative of The Hour fandom, Bel/Freddie shippers, and Freddie fans, in general. Most of you are A++++++ people.)


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Given that technology is both ingrained into everyday business operations in modern day corporations, and is a competitive differentiator, a Board's responsibility for overseeing information technology (IT) has become magnified. However, Deloitte Global Centre for Corporate Governance research highlights that while many directors agree this is the case, and they would like to devote more time and attention to IT, they simply don't know how.
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NIA JONES takes a look at "time slip phenomenon" and finds some really strange goings-on …
Seen as a force eternally impenetrable and displaying itself as normally past, present and future, human beings have always seen themselves as controlled by time, they complain there is never quite enough of it, yet time is infinite.
So why do certain people witness instances contrary to what we traditionally perceive as time? The so-called time slip phenomenon has been defined as an event where a moment from the past spontaneously intrudes on the present through seemly unexplained means. Involving one person or even a group of people, many of those who claim to have experienced time slips say they merely observed a past scene, lasting only a few minutes; others allege that they have been fully immersed in the scene visited. It is also reported that the surroundings witnessed are still, under lit, out-of-place, with a muffled or unfamiliar sound.
There have been many examples of British time slips, Bold Street and Rodney Street in Liverpool have had ample reported time slip phenomenon, the last instance occurring in 2009. But the most famous case involves the principal and vice-principal of St Hugh's College, Oxford, Charlotte Anne Moberly and Eleanor Jourdain. On the 10th of August 1901 the ladies were visiting the Palace of Versailles, while walking in the gardens of the Petit Trianon they claimed to have encountered people in old-fashioned attire whom they later assumed to be members of the court of Queen Marie Antoinette, they also believed to have glimpsed the Queen herself on the day in 1792 when she heard the revolutionaries had stormed the Tuileries Palace. A book was published about their encounter; An Adventure was published in 1911.


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CCRM in a 96 TBird 4.6?
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Where can I get the CCRM Tested?
Do I need to replace the Constant Control Relay Module (CCRM) or just the fuel pump relay inside it? I have not been able to find the CCRM on-line by name and part number searches, but I have found a relay they say is for it at AutoZone.
If I do need to replace the CCRM, where can i get one?
*This is all because the car turns but wont start, has fuel, has good power (ie: new battery, new alternator). The car was running like a dream when I came home Friday morning, then I went out to go to work that night and it just turns.
Any help would be wonderful, thanks ahead of time.
I take it that you can't hear the fuel pump running when you turn the key on. Is there a chance someone could have bumped your car while it was parked? Check the Inertia Fuel Shutoff Switch to be sure the red button is pushed in. The IFSS is located in back of the carpet panel covering the left side (drivers quarter panel) of the trunk. In a '97 the connector in the bottom of it has a dark green/yellow stripe wire and a pink/black stripe wire going into it. The p/b wire will have about 12V with the key on. If it doesn't and you know the fuse is good then the problem is probably the relay. There is a 16 pin rectagular connector behind the instrument panel on the far right that is the only connector between the CCRM and the IFSS. I don't know if the '96 wires are the same color or not so one of the wires going into the IFSS connector should have 12V with the key on. If you can get a probe into the connector with it still connected to the IFSS then both wires should have 12V with the key on.
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By Adam Minter

Early Friday morning, just before dawn, four trucks were driving on a 10-month-old ramp to a bridge in Harbin, a major city in northeast China, when the deck suddenly tilted and collapsed, sending the trucks crashing to the pavement almost 100 feet below.

Three people were killed, and five were injured. Photos of the accident indicate that the trucks were carrying heavy cargoes, including stones, and were likely overloaded. But accounts by journalists and photos from the scene also suggest serious problems with the bridge itself. Some images show that key structural components were stuffed with sticks, pebbles and bags of unidentified materials.

Nobody in China was surprised by this. Since 2007, China has experienced at least 18 bridge collapses resulting in 135 deaths and untold economic hardship, according to records aggregated by the South China Morning Post, the leading English-language newspaper in Hong Kong. These are not mere footbridges: They are major, expensive spans connecting key corridors. The almost 330-foot-long section that collapsed on Friday, for example, is part of the more than 9-mile-long, nearly $300 million Yangmingtan Bridge, a span that connects the two banks of Harbin, a city of 10 million people.

What is causing this epidemic of collapse? In Harbin, some authorities were quick to blame the overloaded trucks and then -- in an act of revealing bureaucratic cowardice -- to claim that they couldn't locate the contractors responsible for the span (statements subsequently denied by higher-ups).

China's netizens, accustomed to bureaucratic double-talk, were hardly inclined to believe the local government's explanation, no matter what it was. Instead, they turned to what is almost uniformly the explanation for everything that goes wrong in China these days: corruption. "Every time I walk down the street and see a new project about to break ground, I know that several billionaires are about to be made," wrote Li Chengpeng, a well-known blogger and agitator, on Monday (as translated by Tea Leaf Nation, an English-language blog). "In this country, the completion of an infrastructure project lays the groundwork for the beginning of an anti-corruption project."

For many Chinese netizens, the fact that the bridge was completed in 18 months, rather than the allotted 36, suggests -- without any proof -- that at least some of the bridge's budget disappeared into somebody's pocket. That the local government noted, at least initially, that it couldn't find the contractors responsible for such rapid construction, only added to the suspicion. "The engineering was subcontracted and the financial interests were embezzled level by level," explains Yao Bo, a popular microblog commentator, in a tweet about the collapse to Sina Weibo, China's leading microblog. "So that, when it comes to identify the team who actually did the job, we can't know who it is at all."

Han Zhiguo, an economist with more than 2.5 million followers on Sina Weibo, offered a sarcastic tweet calling the whole matter a "Chinese miracle:"

1. The bridge was slated to be built in three years but was actually finished in 18 months. Such progress can be called a "Chinese miracle."

2. The bridge collapsed after it has been opened to traffic for 8 months. Such quality of construction can be called a "Chinese miracle."

Such miracles are not unfamiliar to China. A Monday tweet to Sina Weibo by Exercise Book, the handle for a Beijing-based microblogger with more than 3.3 million followers, references the thousands of children who were killed in poorly built schools during 2008's Wenchuan earthquake and the widespread belief that government money dedicated to proper building construction had been embezzled. As of Tuesday, it had been re-tweeted more than 21,000 times and generated more than 9,000 comments:

There's a scene in the new movie Lethal Hostage that happens after a school building collapses. Sun the gang leader asks the school construction foreman, "How much did I give you to build the school?"

"One hundred thousand yuan."

"How much did you spend?"

"I spent it all."

Sun takes out his gun and asks again: "How much did you spend?"

"Eighty thousand yuan."

Sun loads his gun and asks: "How much did you really spend?"

"Fifty thousand yuan."

"Tell me again."

"No more than thirty thousand yuan."

See? Even a gang leader knows that when 70% of a project's funding is embezzled, the building must collapse.

Nobody is openly suggesting that the Yangmingtan Bridge's contractors -- or their government supervisors -- embezzled 70 percent of the bridge's funding. Instead, many netizens are suggesting something even more serious: that the bridge builders in China's past were more competent, and less corrupt, than the bridge builders of today. On Monday, New Weekly magazine tweeted a nondescript postcard image of an ancient bridge to its official Sina Weibo account, accompanied by this text:

Over the last 1,407 years, this bridge has experienced 10 floods, 8 wars and multiple earthquakes, yet it hasn't been destroyed. Its foundation consists of just five layers of bricks measuring 1.55 meters high, constructed atop natural sandstone, without steel bars or cement, and it has been repaired only nine times in 1,407 years, and yet has never collapsed and is still in good shape today. It's called the Zhaozhou Bridge, built in AD 605 in Hebei Province, Zhao County, over the Xiao River.

If the picture and caption had been tweeted the day before the Harbin bridge collapse, New Weekly's five million Sina Weibo followers no doubt would have gleaned the inference. But in light of Friday's accident, netizens not only understood the underlying message, but also furiously responded, with more than 9,000 re-tweets and 2,000 comments, nearly all of which expressed dismay at what's become of modern China. "We now spend millions to build jerry-rigged bridges unworthy of our ancestors," wrote one commentator, drawing out the point that New Weekly wouldn't -- or, as a highly popular and high-profile media outlet, probably couldn't -- make on its own.

New Weekly isn't alone in its sudden fascination with the ancient Zhaozhou Bridge, and its potential as a metaphorical critique of Communist Party corruption and incompetence. Since Friday, Sina Weibo has recorded tens of thousands of tweets mentioning the semi-famous span, with the majority showing far less subtlety in connecting it to the Harbin collapse. Arty Eskimo, the online handle for a Sina Weibo user in Guangdong province, tweeted on Tuesday afternoon, "The Zhaozhou Bridge expresses the wisdom of ancient China's workers; the collapsing bridge in Harbin expresses the wisdom of modern Chinese officials."

Sadly, collapsing bridges and schools aren't even the most common examples of Chinese infrastructure failures over the last several months. Reports of roads collapsing and swallowing up cars are increasingly common. Likewise, China has been plagued by a disturbing and often gruesome epidemic of sidewalks collapsing, sometimes into steam pipes. None of this is likely to improve any time soon, regardless of whether the Communist Party succeeds in its most recent corruption crackdown.

So too, that these accidents have come in the aftermath of a $586 billion dollar stimulus program focused on new infrastructure -- the largest in the country's history -- which China first announced in 2008, only hints at the disasters to come. Harbin's collapsed bridge was funded in part by that national stimulus, as was China's troubled high-speed rail system. What are the others? Sadly, these days it seems that the best way to compile a list might be to watch for the next project to collapse.

(Adam Minter, the Shanghai correspondent for the World View blog, is writing a book on the global recycling industry. The opinions expressed are his own.)

To contact the author of this blog post: Adam Minter at firstname.lastname@example.com.

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How can I figure out my board's volume?
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Hot whirlpool treatments will speed healing, then work on flexibility by moving the ankle in every direction possible. Spell out the alphabet with your toe.
Many surfers are dogs... in more ways than one.
In the surf, smackdowns happen
Fish; short and thick
If at all possible, try one out first before buying. Borrow a board that looks good to see how it feels. You'll be amazed at the differences in how they handle. You may change your mind... or fall...
no money=used board
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Surf today, there may not be a tomorrow.
If you're going to live near the water, be ready to live in the water.
I think it's the nature of sports competition that are "judged", sometimes mistakes are made. Not so much because of bias, but because of what judges see and like. Judges aren't perfect but...
Nice chest to head high lines, sunny and light offshores. But most important was the friendly vibe in the water. Plenty of stoke to go around. Makes me happy to be alive... and a surfer.
What does Slater apply to his dome?
"Dog eat dog"
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Don't forget to use cold water winter wax, apply plenty along the rails where you will be gripping your board. It can be harder to hold when your hands are cold and have 5 mils of noeprene between.
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The Atlanta Hawks have just seven games to play this season, and are barely holding on to their grasp of the NBA Playoffs. If they want to keep playing after the regular season (of course they do) a win today against the sliding Indiana Pacers would do a lot for their record on paper, and their confidence going forward.
The Pacers have lost six of their last eight games (losing their No. 1 seed in the process) and this seems to be as good an opportunity as any for the Hawks to pick up a win in Indiana.
During their last game–a loss to the Toronto Raptors–Lance Stephenson and George Hill both failed to score in the double-digits, while Roy Hibbert managed just two rebounds in 32 minutes. Paul George and David West were the guys trying to do the work for the Pacers and combined for 47 points and 13 rebounds.
If Indiana plays another game like that against the Hawks (who just demolished the surging Cleveland Cavaliers) it could even be an easy win–but, I wouldn't expect the Pacers to just fold over. They're probably pretty pissed off about how they've been playing, and losing the No. 1 seed that they've held all year to the Miami Heat is going to do anything to improve their collective mood.
Both teams have a lot to play for tonight, so look for this to be an extremely competetive game. Vegas has the Hawks as 8-point underdogs in this one.
Be sure to follow us on twitter (@ATLBeatBlog) for in-game analysis and check back later for a full game recap.
Date: April 6, 2014
Tip-Off Time: 6:00 p.m.
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Roasted root vegetables are a hearty seasonal staple of many tables in the fall. Seasoned with olive oil, thyme and citrus, this fresh take is sure to become one of your family's favorite dishes.
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8 parsnips, peeled, halved lengthwise
14 carrots, peeled, greens trimmed but not removed
10 sprigs of fresh thyme
2 tablespoons olive oil
2 tablespoons honey
1 teaspoon grated orange zest
coarse salt and freshly ground pepper
Serves 8
1. Preheat oven to 450 degrees F.
2. Place parsnips and carrots in a single layer on a rimmed baking sheet, then toss with olive oil, thyme, salt and pepper.
3. Drizzle with honey and orange zest; toss gently.
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Then and ONLY then can you truly say "I love Him, because He first loved me".
Then it didn't come first by definition. This is not the faith that comes from God.
You've placed your own repentance and beliefs (your own faith) before God, and this
is a false gospel.
But God did it all himself, its a free gift. We love him because He first loved us.
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There's a type of goat - found mainly in the Himalayan mountains I believe - that when scared, falls victim to a petrification of the extremities, and can't help itself but fall over. Can you imagine the pandemonium if everytime you were startled you collapsed in a catatonic heap on the ground? Oh the humanity! I keep picturing a yetti or some other type of mischievous snow creature playing tricks on them at extreme altitudes and then giggling as the frozen goats bounce down the mountain to their demise. It would go something like this: Rooooaaaaar! Maaa-aa-aaa- thud maa-aa-aa- thud maa-aa-aaa- thud....silence.
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He got the sack.
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The Bill Cosby "I'm Tired" Speech is Not by Bill Cosby
A popularly shared text, often referred to as the "I'm tired" speech is usually attributed to Bill Cosby. Today we'll take a look at the "I'm tired" speech and its actual origins.
It was not written by Bill Cosby.
The words were actually written by former Massachusetts State Senator Robert A. Hall.
In fact, Coz went out of his way to issue a statement on September 9, 2011 about the email. The statement was titled, "If you got the BOGUS email, it's time to hit DELETE!" The rest of his statement read:
There's an email floating around – entitled "I'm 76 and tired" – purportedly sent by me. I did not write the email, I did not send the email, I'm not 76, and I don't subscribe to the ugly views expressed in the email. We are coming up to an important anniversary on Sunday, which is a day when we should all come together. Whoever wrote this email is not thinking about our country, or what is important. If you get the email, it's time to hit DELETE.
The 2013 incarnation of the "I'm Tired" speech lists his age as 83, though he is only 75 (born July 12, 1937). Let's take a look at the lengthy "I'm Tired" tirade often misattributed to Cosby:
I'm 83. Except for brief period in the 50's when I was doing my National Service, I've worked hard since I was 17. Except for some some serious health challenges, I put in 50-hour weeks, and didn't call in sick in nearly 40 years. I made a reasonable salary, but I didn't inherit my job or my income, and I worked to get where I am. Given the economy, it looks as though retirement was a bad idea, and I'm tired. Very tired.
I'm tired of being told that I have to "spread the wealth" to people who don't have my work ethic. I'm tired of being told the government will take the money I earned, by force if necessary, and give it to people too lazy to earn it.
I'm tired of being told that Islam is a "Religion of Peace," when every day I can read dozens of stories of Muslim men killing their sisters, wives and daughters for their family "honor"; of Muslims rioting over some slight offense; of Muslims murdering Christian and Jews because they aren't "believers"; of Muslims burning schools for girls; of Muslims stoning teenage rape victims to death for "adultery"; of Muslims mutilating the genitals of little girls; all in the name of Allah, because the Qur'an and Shari'a law tells them to.
I'm tired of being told that out of "tolerance for other cultures" we must let Saudi Arabia and other Arab countries use our oil money to fund mosques and Madrasa Islamic schools to preach hate in Australia , New Zealand, UK, America and Canada , while no one from these countries are allowed to fund a church, synagogue or religious school in Saudi Arabia or any other
Arab country to teach love and tolerance..
I'm tired of being told I must lower my living standard to fight global warming, which no one is allowed to debate.
I'm tired of being told that drug addicts have a disease, and I must help support and treat them, and pay for the damage they do. Did a giant germ rush out of a dark alley, grab them, and stuff white powder up their noses or stick a needle in their arm while they tried to fight it off?
I'm tired of hearing wealthy athletes, entertainers and politicians of all parties talking about innocent mistakes, stupid mistakes or youthful
mistakes, when we all know they think their only mistake was getting caught. I'm tired of people with a sense of entitlement, rich or poor.
I'm really tired of people who don't take responsibility for their lives and actions. I'm tired of hearing them blame the government, or discrimination
or big-whatever for their problems.
I'm also tired and fed up with seeing young men and women in their teens and early 20's be-deck them selves in tattoos and face studs, thereby making
themselves unemployable and claiming money from the Government.
Yes, I'm damn tired. But I'm also glad to be 83.. Because, mostly, I'm not going to have to see the world these people are making. I'm just sorry for
my granddaughter and their children. Thank God I'm on the way out and not on the way in.
There is no way this will be widely publicized, unless each of us sends it on!
This is your chance to make a difference.
" I'm 83 and I'm tired. If you don't agree you are part of the problem!
Robert A Hall
The text above, with some slight variations, was written by former Massachusetts State Senator Robert A. Hall. It was posted to his blog on February 19, 2009. That post began with the Senator's proper age, stating, "I'll be 63 soon…" Some who have attempted to correct the incorrect attribution to Bill Cosby have incorrectly stated that Mr. Hall was also an actor who appeared on C.S.I., but that is a different Robert Hall.
Bottom Line
The "I'm Tired" speech was not written by Bill Cosby, but by former Massachusetts State Senator Robert A. Hall. Bill Cosby has issued a statement referring to the text as having "ugly views."


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|Magic Items
|Magic Item
|Earth, Skylands
|First Release:
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Use on Console
On the console, the items can be activated by placing them on the portal while playing. They will activate instantly and while they have a limited duration, they can be removed from the portal to save the remainder of the time for later in the chapter. When changing or resetting levels, the duration of the items is refreshed.
The adventure pack figures do not have a duration, but can be used once per level to deal 999 damage to all enemies on the screen.
Use on 3DS
In the 3DS version, the items are 'registered' with Wendel or Hugo. They can then be activated an unlimited number of times by pressing the R button. However, each use costs a set amount of radiance crystals or coins.
The adventure pack figures are only used to unlock the corresponding realm in the 3DS version.
Use in Webgame
The items only serve to fill the player's Collection, however registering enough items will result in gaining a Medal as well as a minor gold bonus.
List of Magic Items
|Anvil Rain
|Empire of Ice
|Rains anvils all over the area to damage enemies.
|Darklight Crypt
|Darklight Crypt
|Gives access to the Darklight Crypt.
|Dragon Peak
|Dragon's Peak
|Gives access to Dragon's Peak.
|Healing Elixir
|Darklight Crypt
|Heals Skylanders.
|Ghost Pirate Swords
|Pirate Seas
| Console: Help defeat enemies.
3DS: Increases attack power.
|Hidden Treasure/ Platinum Treasure Chest
|Pirate Seas
| Console: Reveals location of hidden treasure chest.
3DS: Helps collect radiance.
|Icicle Cave
|Empire of Ice
|Gives access to the Empire of Ice.
|Pirate Ship
|Pirate Seas
|Gives access to the Pirate Seas.
|Sky-Iron Shield
|Empire of Ice
|Raises the skylander's armor for a while.
|Sparx the Dragonfly
|Dragon's Peak
|Breathes fire at enemies.
|Time Twister Hourglass
|Darklight Crypt
|Slows down time for everything but the Skylander.
|Volcanic Vault
|Special Offer
| Console: Unlocks the Volcanic Vault battle arena.
3DS: Cannot be used.
|Winged Boots
|Dragon's Peak
Makes the Skylander go faster.
|Dragonfire Cannon/ Golden Dragonfire Cannon
|Dragonfire Cannon
|The cannon will follow the Skylander and shoot blasts of fire at enemies.
|Tower of Time
|Tower of Time
|gives Access to the Tower of Time.
|Sky Diamond
|Tower of Time
|Enemies defeated will release a shower of diamonds that are worth multiple coins.
|Battle Hammer
|Tower of Time
|Aids the Skylander by smashing the ground whenever a Skylander attacks, dealing more damage.
|Sheep Wreck Island
|Sheep Wreck Island
|gives Access to Sheep Wreck Island
|Platinum Sheep
|Sheep Wreck Island
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|Groove Machine
|Sheep Wreck Island
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HI guys,
Just wondering if anyone has fitted this instead of the manual version,
Looks quite a sweet upgrade tbh...just need to find a facia for it, for the stereo etc...
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There's a lot more to fitting one of those than just bolting it in.
It works off sensors and wires that aren't in the standard Focus.
It may be possible but will likely cost a load for the necessary parts.
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