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What Do You Want to See at SEMA 2011?
by John Coyle
Mustang Forums
Halloween is almost here, and since I'm over costumes and candy, for me, that means only one thing--it's almost time for SEMA! I've been covering the show since 2006, and this year I'm more excited than ever to hop on the plane to Sin City!
Because this annual Vegas blowout is--by far--the craziest car show I've experienced. For five days, full-scale Hot Wheels, million-dollar exotics, historic hot rods, ridiculous restomods, and acres of performance parts transform the floor of the Las Vegas Convention Center into gearhead nirvana. And while the focus is on crazy customs, the major manufactures generally bring a few surprises of their own.
Last year, Vaughn Gittin Jr. debuted his wicked RTR-X, and the Blue Oval also displayed handiwork from Mobsteel, MRT, Creations n' Chrome, Muscle Mustangs and Fast Fords, Raceskinz, Funkmaster Flex and Team Baurtwell, Street Scene Equipment and Tjin Edition. Of course, that's in addition its own trick Pony, which showcased some of the bits available from its in-house tuning arm.
The show is industry-only, so unless you're the shiftless writer type--like yours truly--or working for an aftermarket supplier, you're not getting through the door. But I'll be on the floor snapping pics and videos of all the cool Mustang-related stuff I see, so you won't miss much.
That said, if there's anything specific you'd like see, or have a question you'd like me to ask the Blue Oval, head over to the Forum and comment on this thread!

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The American Freedom Foundation, Inc. mission is to honor the men and women of America's armed forces, raise awareness for their service and sacrifice and raise money for organizations that serve and support our Veterans, active duty military and their families. Throughout its short history, the American Freedom Foundation has made grants in excess of $1.1 million to more than 30 military organizations and awarded approximately $1.5 million in scholarships to military spouses and their dependents through the AFF/Kaplan University scholarship program. Through the AFF national Veterans employment initiative program, 1000's of Veterans have been connected to 100's of participating companies for civilian employment opportunities.
The American Freedom Festival is a series of concert events that features music performers, actors, athletes, dignitaries and other supporters, joining together to help support and fulfill the mission of the American Freedom Foundation.
Board of Directors
SMA (retired) Jack L. Tilley, Co-Founder, Chairman and CEO
A career soldier, SMA Tilley held many leadership positions within the Department of the Army until his retirement January of 2004. As Sergeant Major of the Army, he sat on a wide variety of councils and boards that made decisions affecting enlisted Soldiers and their families.
After retirement SMA Tilley has continued his advocacy of the men and women in uniform. In addition to co-chairing the American Freedom Festival Organizing Committee, he also gives speeches around the country to help raise the public consciousness in support of our military.
Ted Hacker, Co-Founder, President and COO
Ted Hacker is President and CEO of Ted Hacker Consulting and co-founder, with SMA Tilley, of the American Freedom Foundation. Prior to establishing the consulting company, Ted headed up International Artist Management (IAM), a full-service artist management and event production company specializing in the field of country music and served as its President and CEO. IAM's client list has included superstars The Oak Ridge Boys, Dr. Hook, B.J. Thomas, Diamond Rio and Darryl Worley. For the past two years, Ted created and produced the wildly successful country music extravaganza, BamaJam Music & Arts Festival. Under Hacker's leadership, BamaJam drew in excess of 100,000 people for the three-day event that featured 36 acts on three stages over 600 acres.
At Christmas during 2002 and 2003, Ted joined SMA Tilley for a USO tour of Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait and Uzbekistan with Darryl Worley. It was during these tours that the concept of the American Freedom Foundation was born.
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- Brigadier General Stan Cherrie (retired) (Cubic Corporation)
- Mike Buchen
- Steven K. Cook (Goldbelt Glacier-Healt Services, LLC)
- Joe Cunningham (Able Forces, Inc.)
- Scott Denniston (The Scott Group)
- Dee Geise
- Lieutenant Colonel Steven Geise (retired) (Joint IED Defeat Organization)
- SGM Todd Hunter (retired) (Office of the Deputy Assistant Secretary of the Army Chair, Governace and Nominating Committee
- Mary Keeser (America's Adopt A Soldier)
- Patrick Milligan (Kaplan University)
- SGM Johnny Myers (retired) Treasurer and Chair, Finance Committee
- Phil Panzarella (CPS Professional Services, LLC)
- Lieutenant General Michael Rochelle (retired) (MDR Strategies)
- David Sherrill (David E. Sherrill and Associates)
- Guy Timberlake (American Small Business Coalition)
- Dave Trifiletti (Digital Kitchen)
- Karri Turner (Actress)
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Tue, Jun 03, 2003
Delivering the keynote address to the IATA
convention that opened Monday in D.C., Secretary of Transportation
Norm Mineta presaged some of IATA Director General and CEO Giovanni
Bisignani's ideas, outlined (elsewhere in ANN today) in what the
organization is calling the "Washington Declaration."
Mineta (right) said early, "In recent years, many of the
world's long standing and restrictive bilateral agreements have
been replaced by more liberal open skies agreements. This
liberalization has been successful because it produces public
benefits that are simply not possible under restrictive
regulations. Liberalization provides airlines with the
opportunities and incentives to become more efficient. It
provides airlines with new business opportunities while strengthen
existing operations. This freedom to grow and compete should be at
the heart of every aviation agreement worldwide."
"While bilateralism opened markets in the 20th century, the 21st
century requires a new model," Mineta continued. "In order to
further expand aviation markets, we need a broader, multilateral or
regional framework that replaces the current patchwork of aviation
agreements. I encourage you to join us in crafting a vision
for what is possible in global air transportation." There is no
way, he seemed to be saying, that he would let market conditions
simply find a solution; government must be the answer.
Aware of how badly US airlines, in particular,
have been hit by the increasing cost of compliance with expensive
"safety" regulations, he thought that foreign investors might like
to send more money this way; American investors seem to
be all tapped out, and wary of the current premium-airline
He noted, "The U.S. Department of Transportation recently
submitted to the Congress a request for consideration of a proposal
to grant U.S. airlines greater access to foreign capital
markets. The request raises the permissible level of foreign
ownership of voting stock in U.S. airlines to 49 percent, provided
that effective control remains in U.S. hands. This change
would make U.S. law broadly consistent with the EU rules governing
ownership and control of EU member-state airlines."
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Norman Public Library
Super sleuths wanted to solve a mystery in Norman
The Norman Public Library welcomes Oklahoma Museum Network representatives for the program, "It's Elementary Doctor Watson," at 6 p.m. Friday, June 27, at the library, 225 N. Webster Ave.
The program is for teens who will learn about the science behind the crime-solving methods of the legendary Sherlock Holmes. They won't literally go to 221B Baker Street, but they will enjoy an evening of detective work. It will be an evening of CSI, Victorian style.
Register online, at the library, or by calling 701-2600. There will be a limited number of first-come, first-served spaces available at the door.
Major sponsors for this year's Summer Reading Program are the Oklahoma Department of Libraries, the Institute of Museum and Library Services, Oklahoma Arts Council, Hitachi, Kirkpatrick Family Fund, The Anne and Henry Zarrow Foundation, Sonic, Oklahoma 529 College Savings Plan, The Oklahoman, the Pioneer Library System and the Pioneer Library System Foundation.


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Penny and Aggie Book 2 Released
- Posted by Johanna on January 29, 2007 at 9:18 am
- Category: Digital and Webcomics
I'm pleased to announce that the second collection of Penny and Aggie webcomics, Celebrity Poker Showdown, has been released, and I was honored to write the foreword for it. Ordering information is available at the link (current top post, no permalink), and I'll talk more about it when I have my printed copy. You can order it through lulu.com or direct from the artist if you want a signed sketched edition.
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McCann NY Did What?
Sources straight from McCann Erickson Worldwide here in New York tells us that some shady shadiness has been happening there too, specifically with layoffs. Here's the dirty dirty:
The shop, like most others before the fit hit the shan, was a bit fat with freelancers. Standard. But we hear that when the work slowed down, the freelancers weren't cut. In fact, they all just sat around with nothing to do — thumb twiddling and all.
In all, we've heard from three freelancers who verified that they did very little for weeks and were still getting paid. Meanwhile full time employees were laid off. Please explain.


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Last week most of you probably thought I was crazy for even suggesting to play Josh Freeman (who had THREE fantasy points the previous week) over Tom Brady, but once you saw the results, realized I am completely sane. Freeman had a huge day whereas Brady had his worst fantasy day of the year. Looking for more suggestions? Keep reading, they are on their way. Remember the start'em players are players you may not regularly start and the sit'em players are players you might not regularly sit.
QB: Tim Tebow (run and grab him off the waiver wire….. now)
RB: DeMarco Murray (grab him while you are there, too)
WR: Greg Little
TE: Benjamin Watson
DEF: Denver Broncos
QB: Mark Sanchez
RB: Shonn Green
WR: Darrius Heyward-Bey
TE: Dallas Clark
DEF: Tennessee Titans
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Roast House Coffee and Downriver Grill will team up for a coffee and tiramisu pairing on Saturday, Nov. 10 at 10 a.m.
Roast House owner Deborah Di Bernardo will brew six different coffees from the Spokane microroastery to taste with chef Ryan Stoy's tiramisu. Each coffee will bring out different flavors of the dessert, Di Bernardo said. The typically bright Latin American beans might add a to the dessert, while a coffee with natural chocolate notes could bring a new depth to the flavors, she said.
Roast House specializes in what they call "farm to cup" coffees and pay better than fair trade prices for organic, sustainable beans that are roasted in Spokane. They have poured thousands of cups of free coffee to get the word out about their small roastery.
Roast House is located at 423 E. Cleveland, Suite C. Reach them at (509) 995-6500.


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Entertainment, Craft Fair and Cultural Demonstrations
09:00am to 03:00pm
Most events are free
Kauai - Poipu, Hawaii
Grand Hyatt Kauai Resort & Spa, 1571 Poipu Road (Seaview Terrace, Ilima & Stevensons Foyer, Atrium)
(808) 240-6369
Featuring numerous activities and Hawaiian cultural demonstrations. Presentations and lectures are given by some of Hawaii's most prestigious weavers, carvers, feather arts, healing arts and kapa-makers.
Part of the Prince Kuhio Celebration of the Arts Festival. Click here for the festival's complete schedule.
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Note: The information included in this calendar has been compiled from a variety of sources and is subject to change at any time without notice. While we do our best to make sure that the information is up-to-date and accurate, HAWAII Magazine does not assume responsibility for changes made. We strongly urge you to call the contact number listed for each event to verify the accuracy of the information.


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Book your room at Courtyard Marriott Binghamton
Standard Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children, 4 infants)
Standard Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Deluxe SuiteMax Occupancy: 5 guests (up to 4 children, 4 infants)
Vestal hotel with an indoor pool
Situated in Vestal, this hotel is close to State University of New York-Binghamton, Davis College, and Oakdale Mall. Local attractions also include Arnold Park.
Hotel Features
In addition to a restaurant, Courtyard Marriott Binghamton features an indoor pool. Other amenities include complimentary wireless Internet access and complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access.
Room Amenities
Televisions come with premium cable channels. Guestrooms also feature complimentary wireless Internet access, complimentary high-speed (wired) Internet access, and coffee/tea makers.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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The hotel offers a restaurant. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wired and wireless Internet access. In addition to an indoor pool, Courtyard Marriott Binghamton provides a spa tub and a fitness center. This business-friendly hotel also offers coffee/tea in the lobby, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Express check-out
- Total number of rooms - 78
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Number of floors - 3
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Grocery/convenience store
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Free self parking
- Spa tub
- Indoor pool
- Free wired high-speed Internet
Stay connected
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Park your car
Free self parking
In your room
- Premium TV channels
- Pay movies
- Coffee/tea maker
- Hair dryer
- Complimentary newspaper
- Phone
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Free Wi-Fi
Eat and drink
Buffet breakfasts are available for a surcharge.
Courtyard Marriott Binghamton has a restaurant on site.
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
The fine print for Courtyard Marriott Binghamton
When you arrive
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
The hotel will be renovating from 1 November 2014 to 24 April 2015 (completion date subject to change). The following areas are affected: Guestrooms
The hotel will be renovating from 1 November 2014 to 15 February 2015 (completion date subject to change). The following areas are affected:
- Lobby
- Swimming pool
Renovation work will only be conducted during business hours. Every effort will be made to minimize noise and disturbance.
When you leave
Check-out time is noon
How you can pay
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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Top Ten New Year's Resolutions for Londa 2014
As we all know there are few New Year's resolutions that are actually kept, in fact the statistics quote 88% of pledges are broken! So let's keep this simple with Ten Top achievable resolutions inspired by Londa Hotel.
1. Staying in touch
Keeping contact with friends is so important which is why we have our Londa Facebook page where over 8,000 people join in on conversations, and our weekly Blog gives you the news and reviews from the hotel. Sign up to our community and let's resolve to stay in touch all year round.
2. Appreciate what we have
It is too easy to ignore our environment when a busy day lays ahead but at Londa we can look at the bright Cyprus sky, the blue Mediterranean Sea, the migrating birds and remember that every day is special.
3. Time to try something new
For those with a culinary penchant, sampling the new 2014 menu at the Caprice is ideal, whereas some see this resolution as an opportunity to get fit, or fitter, and it is possible as the Londa gym next to the Spa is open to all guests, and Limassol Running Club welcomes new members for races and paces of all levels.
4. Eat more healthily
Vassos Michael, head chef at our Caprice restaurant is always looking for ways to incorporate more local Cyprus products into his recipes. For 2014 he is already on the hunt for even more ingredients that bring a fresh healthy taste to everything he creates.
5. Relax a little
As many know the Londa Spa relaxation room is open all day to guests to enjoy the sauna, steam room, Jacuzzi and plunge pool. One hour here and the cares of life can float away. Or maybe a treatment from the Spa menu will tempt you into the relaxation you deserve. We will help by posting all our special Spa offers throughout the year on our Facebook page and website.
6. Read more books
We can also help you with this resolution by recommending some beautiful books in the Londa lounge; take a look at Kypros by Theodore Deryan and 9,251km², a new photographic sensation of Cyprus by Nikolas Michael and George Pantazis. Our recent Londa guest Penelope Magoulianiti has written Women, Motherhood & Independence – an inspiring book for new mums. We will keep you up dated with our literary guests and maybe you can recommend a book to the Londa community on our Facebook page?
7. Help others
It always feels good to lend a hand and at Londa we champion the amazing work of Funraising, a Limassol charity that aids children who need that little bit of extra help. As events arise in the year we will let you know and perhaps you would like to join us in supporting their cause.
8. Listen to more music
Jazzy brunches and lunches, live piano every weekend and special evening classical recitals; Londa has them all and the lounge is the perfect place to fulfil this musical resolution.
9. Learn something new
Conferences and training sessions go on during the whole year at Londa, so if your company, your network or a group of colleagues want to come together to learn, the Londa has the perfect environment. It's easy to realise your potential here… fulfilling ambitions and resolutions.
10. Photograph something positive every day
A friend of Londa came up with this idea to photograph something that made her feel positive on a daily basis. We think it's a fantastic concept and will be sharing our positivity with all our friends to make 2014 the best year yet.
Why not let us know through Facebook if you have any resolutions to add to the list? We'd love to be inspired by your aspirations. Happy New Year!


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Priyanka Chopra's 3rd Amitabh Bachchan remake
Riding high on the success of Barfi, Priyanka Chopra is currently shooting in Hyderabad (India) for her upcoming film Zanjeer.
The film produced by Amit Mehra, is a remake of his late father Prakash Mehra's 1973 classic Zanjeer starring Amitabh Bachchan and Jaya Bachchan.
The remake, directed by Apoorva Lakhia (Shootout at Lokhandwala), features Telugu superstar Ram Charan Teja as Vijay.
Zanjeer will be Priyanka's 3rd Amitabh Bachchan remake, as she also featured in Farhan Akhtar's Don and Karan Malhotra's Agneepath.
The film also features Sanjay Dutt, Prakash Raj and Mahie Gill. It's scheduled to release in 2013.
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Ramcharan is a wonderful actor.watched his film Magadheera.it was superb
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priyanka is queen
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priyanka no 1 heroine
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Why Bollywood producers are relying on south actors for remake of Amitabh Bachan films? Whether Bollywood actors are overcharging like Salman -- 32 crore(Ek Tha Tiger),Akshay Kumar- 23- 27 crore, Aamir & SRK -- 25 crores Ranbir(20 crore after Barfi etc) or they are not enough to fit into Big B's shoes. I liked Maghadheera. Only doubt whether the people of North India accept Ram Charan
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Extreme Trivia #28
Posted by Arnold Shultz | Posted in Extreme Trivia, Uncategorized | Posted on 30-04-2006
First, the answer to last week's question. Who was the last independent/third party incumbent Senator to successfully run for re-election as an independent/third-party candidate?
Richard Andrews correctly said Harry Byrd of Virginia. Dr. Wong added: And before "Young" Harry Byrd, I think "Young" Bob LaFollette was the last non-Dem or -Rep who successfully ran for re-election (albeit as a Progressive). Nebraskan George Norris ran and won as an Independent in 1936, but lost his subsequent re-election bid in '42.
(By the way, if Bernie Sanders replaces Jim Jeffords in Vermont, it would be the first time an independent/third party Senator is replaced by a different independent/third party Senator.)
Now, the next Extreme Trivia question. In the great 1987 Arnold Schwarzenegger-Yaphet Kotto-Richard Dawson masterpiece of a movie, "Running Man," which Justice Department division regulated the Running Man contest?


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Dark Sky- Confunktion / Double U
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While most UK producers have given up on keeping the deep low end sound that originated from the legendary FWD>> club nights alive, producers such as Pinch, Mala and especially Dark Sky have strived to keep that sound creative. It is almost as if they produce every track with the soundsystem at Plastic People in mind. It's no surprise then that the London production trio's latest offering will be released on Pinch's Tectonic imprint next month. The Bristol-based label has become a sort of last bastion of dubstep's deep sub-bass heavy past. "Confunktion" b/w "Double U" continues in the dubstep tradition of old, while adding a new freshness to the low end that we haven't heard before. Listen to both tracks below.


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Challenger Steve Sarvi says Kline, an ex-Marine, is no friend to veterans. But Kline's campaign says the assertion is ridiculous.
As his campaign to unseat Republican Congressman John Kline moves into its final weeks, Democratic challenger Steve Sarvi is aiming straight at what has always seemed his opponent's greatest strength: his image as a Marine Corps colonel, a ramrod-straight military man representing a conservative district.
Sarvi, himself an Iraq War veteran, claims that Kline is getting rock-bottom ratings from -- of all people -- veterans groups, for his votes on issues affecting them.
"People need to know," said campaign spokeswoman Bridget Cusick, "how Mr. Kline has treated 'his own.'"
The Kline campaign disagrees.
"Steve Sarvi is intentionally deceiving Minnesotans as to the congressman's views," said spokesman Troy Young. "He's choosing to introduce himself using tactics straight out of the playbook of [2006 Democratic nominee] Coleen [Rowley], who failed miserably."
Sarvi has launched on his website a series of attacks on Kline's record when it comes to veterans. But a television advertisement zeroes in on two of those claims:
• In a Congressional hearing in February, the ad says, Kline suggested that the military is paying too much attention to post-traumatic stress syndrome; and,
• Kline "keeps voting against veterans," with the worst rating from the advocacy group Disabled American Veterans of any Minnesotan in the U.S. House.
The first claim misconstrues what Kline meant, Young said. A transcript shows he starts by saying it's "very appropriate" that the government has been "placing a lot of emphasis on traumatic brain injury and PTSD." Then he asks whether that emphasis has "pull[ed] us away" from a concentration on the huge number of leg and arm injuries, including loss of extremities.
"Should we look at putting some more emphasis and resources into that effort?" he asks. That isn't meant, Young said, to downplay the importance of PTSD.
As for the ratings of members of Congress, Young said, it's true that from 2003 to mid-2006, Kline cast a string of votes opposite of what the disabled vets group was urging. But it was just a handful, and included votes on the entire federal budget -- hardly pro- or anti- any one group. In the past two years, he said, Kline has voted with the group's wishes 100 percent -- five times.
The words that viewers see onscreen -- "Disabled American Veterans rank Kline WORST among Minnesota House members" -- could likely be said by other advocacy groups seeking funds from the federal government, he said, since no one disputes that Kline is, with Michelle Bachman, one of the two most fiscally conservative Minnesotans in Congress.
Sarvi also criticizes Kline's votes against banning interrogation methods such as waterboarding, which Sarvi feels puts American soldiers at higher risk when they get captured, and against an attempt to lengthen soldiers' rest periods between tours of duty.
"Rep. Kline voted against guaranteeing our soldiers even half the normal amount of time between deployments," Sarvi writes.
Young said of the two votes: "In both cases, Mr. Kline voted against bills that would tie our military commanders' hands."
The broader point he's trying to make, Sarvi said, is that Kline could be a key point person on veterans affairs as an ex-Marine serving on the Armed Services Committee.
"He needs to be a partner with the military, not just 'whatever they say, goes.' The hands-off approach reminds me of the same approach to Wall Street, and look where that got us."
For his part, Young points to an award Kline received earlier this year from the National Guard, honoring his success with his so-called Yellow Ribbon bill, aimed at making the Minnesota National Guard's pathbreaking "Beyond the Yellow Ribbon" reintegration program available to soldiers in other states.
"We have a letter thanking him for his support," Young said. "He has a son serving in Afghanistan. It doesn't make sense that he wouldn't be doing everything he could for veterans."
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On that note, some stuff I've done for one of my current projects, Kobo II;
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My focus shifted away from music many years ago, and I've more or less been
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The jury of six women — five white and one Latina — in Sanford, Fla., weighed all the evidence and decided that a reasonable amount of doubt remained about whether Zimmerman intentionally killed the teen. Some believe a young man — who until confronted presumably was minding his own business — is dead while the wanna-be law enforcement officer, who was told by a 911 dispatcher to stay in his vehicle literally got away with murder at worst or at minimum vigilantism. Others believe Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer, acted in self-defense. Had the prosecutors sought a manslaughter conviction the outcome might have been different.
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Mayor proposes resolution celebrating KAFB and Sandia National Labs
Mayor Berry praises and celebrates Kirtland Air Force Base and Sandia National Laboratories through a resolution sponsored by Councilor Brad Winter.
October - December 2010: Volume 11, Issue 4
The City of Albuquerque's Open Space Division is proud to announce the opening of its newest bike trail! Take a ride or a stroll on a new addition to the West Mesa trails network. The Paseo de la Mesa Trail runs from 81st Street (near to the Volcano Cliffs water tanks) up and west almost to Paseo de Volcan.
Firefighter Saves a Man's Life following a Motorcycle Crash
Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized on Friday an off-duty Albuquerque firefighter who saved a man's life moments after he crashed his motorcycle. Lt. Toby Baca of Rescue 14 was named this week's Friday's Hero. Each week Mayor Richard J. Berry recognizes at least one public safety employee who goes above the call of duty.
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Albuquerque Fire Chief James Breen established his command staff Thursday by promoting 18 firefighters including two deputy chiefs. The promotions of David Downey and Tige Watson are Breen's first deputy chief appointments in his administration. Two commanders, a captain, four lieutenants and seven drivers were also promoted Thursday in a ceremony at the Albuquerque Fire Academy.
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The Berry Administration has reached a deal with Coronado Mall management allowing Lucky Paws to remain open for the next year.
Off-Duty Firefighter Saves Girl From Drowning
On Friday, Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry recognized an off-duty firefighter who saved a young woman from drowning. Lt. Paul Chavez was named this week's Friday's Hero. Each week Mayor Berry recognizes at least one public safety employee who goes above the call of duty.
Sept. 11th Key Note Address
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AFD Fleet Maintenance Workers Named City Employees of the Week
Jackson Hanawalt and Armando Gurule, both city employees with the Albuquerque Fire Department Fleet Maintenance Program, consistently go above and beyond the call of duty. They are being recognized for their efforts relating to a recent warehouse fire. On Wednesday, June 23, 2010, around 7:30 in the evening, a call came in regarding the fire that broke out at the warehouse.
City Pushes for Transparency, Open Government
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Station Three Firefighters Save Newborn
Albuquerque Mayor Richard J. Berry on Friday recognized firefighters from Station No. 3 who saved a save a baby's life moments after the child was born.
Tour of Duty Runs Through Albuquerque
The Tour of Duty is a relay run across America to pay tribute to victims of 09/11, including the 411 emergency service personnel that lost their lives.
Lt. Paul Chavez Competes in National Recipe Contest
Chavez was one of three nation wide fire fighter's competing in the weekly "Live with Regis and Kelly" Fire House Cook-off contest
Off-Duty Firefighter Saved Three People Trapped in a Vehicle
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Fire Fighter Caught Burglar at Fire Station
This morning a man was caught rifling through a fire fighter's motorcycle tank bag in the bay at Fire Station 6.
Mayor Announces Take-Home Vehicle Review
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Arkansas. Issue 1, if passed, would recognize a constitutional right to hunt, fish, and "harvest wildlife." It would also set these activities as the preferred method of wildlife control. The language would benefit from a comma, as a hasty reader might be shocked that "[p]ublic hunting, fishing, and trapping shall be a preferred means of managing and controlling nonthreatened species and citizens…." (The rest of the sentence makes clear humans are not in fact in danger.)
Arizona: Prop 109 would also enshrine a constitutional right to hunt and fish, and make hunting and fishing the preferred method of wildlife population control. In addition, the measure would shift the power to regulate those activities to the legislature, which may in turn, delegate it back to a commission, which presumably would keep doing what its doing. Feeling dizzy? This move contrasts with Arkansas's Issue 1, which expressly retains power for its game and fish commission, which is itself constitutionally based (see amend. 35). In a fine analysis, Kristin Borns and CJ Eisenbarth Hager point out potential problems with some vague language in the measure. Vote NO.
Missouri. Prop B sets regulations for large-scale "puppy mills," including giving dogs space to move around and to exercise. In contrast to the position of some in the debate over Prop 2 in California, it seems unlikely that the proposed regulations could increase the number of animals bred. Rather, it would reduce the scale of breeding operations and (if enforced) improve the conditions of animals being bred. Vote YES.
North Dakota. The North Dakota Constitution already has two provisions recognizing the value of hunting. Measure 2 would criminalize canned hunts of big game and "exotic animals." The measure's proponents claim it reflects "Fair Chase" principles. For folks opposed to factory farming, some of their ideas might be appealing: no breeding programs, no feeders, no government culls. People opposed to animal exploitation for food and recreation, however supposedly benign, could be less easily persuaded. For me, the question is whether fewer animals will be killed or wounded.
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Mostly for my own amusement, and as an exercise to maintain my rusty programming skills, I recently wrote one of those programs to predict S.G. as a function of the grain bill. It was when I attempted to incorporate hydrometer temperature corrections that I ran into trouble. Now, I dare say I'm no babe in the woods when it comes to physical chemistry - I have degrees in both chemistry and the biological sciences, yet, I can discern no consistent manner for correcting hydrometer readings from authority to authority. Papazian recommends simple, across-the-board additive corrections, independent of the SG of the wort. Dave Line's book, on the other hand, describes a multiplicative correction, that therefore produces a higher degree of correction for stronger worts. At higher temperatures and specific gravities, this leads to wildly different calculated gravities from those given by Papazian's simple correction chart.
Of the online calculators, only that at HBD.org reveals their methodology: this calculator appears to be a Javascript implementation of a formula derived by C. Lyons and based on values in the CRC handbook. However, those original values are based on the SG of pure water at various temperatures, and thus do not reflect any contribution - which surely must exist - by dissolved sugars. Finally, there is the Fermsoft.com calculator. They do not actually describe their methodology, but comparing results obtained by plugging in SG values for worts of 1.010, 1.050, 1.070, and 1.100 at different temperatures from 10 to 90C shows that their method apparently does indeed incorporate some sort of correction factor for worts of different densities.
The bottom line here is that if anybody knows of any definitive discussion concerning hydrometer corrections vs. temperature vs. wort gravities, I'd be delighted to learn about it.
The basic theory that most correction schemes use is that the variation in density with temperature of a sucrose solution of the strength brewers usually deal with is essentially the same as that of water. For example, the density of water at 20 °C is 0.998203. The density of water at 90 °C is 0.965304 which is 0.97794 times the density at 20 °C. For a 12 °P sucrose solution the density at 20 °C is 1.04431 while at 90 °C is it 1.00963 which is 0.96679 times that at 20 °C. Thus you can divide a reading at 90 °C by 0.9653 and be pretty close. But 0.9653 is 1 - 0.03296 so you can multiply the high temperature reading by 0.03296 and add it to the high temperature reading. In this example 1.00963*0.03296 = 0.033277 which added to 1.00963 gives 1.04291 compared to the actual 1.04431. So it's not terribly accurate but then you usually aren't concerned with 90 °C.
If you want more accuracy then you would have to program up the ICUMSA polynomial and do your calculations based on that. They track the ASBC official data very closely at 20 °C (which is the only temperature for which the ASBC publishes data which I believe is derived from AOAC or NIST data).
In a case like this it is, IMO, always best to use the method of an accepted standards body which, in North America, is the ASBC. Their correction table can be fit by the polynomial
The 90/20 apparent specific gravity of 12 °P sucrose solution is 1.00963/0.998203 = 1.01145 so a Plato hydrometer would read 2.92832 and inserted in the correction polynomial would call for a correction of 9.09 °P. Added to 2.92 °P this gives 12.02 which is pretty accurate.
There are lots of ways to skin this cat. I recommend the ASBC method because of its "official" standing.
[Edit] In rereading your post I see you are not in North America. I'm sure EBC has a correction table similar to ASBC's - it may even be the same.
[Edit] Note that T here is the difference between the temperature of the wort and 20 °C. Thus for 90 °C wort temperature as in the example T = 90 - 20 = 70
Yes, correct on all the assumptions (least squares fit to ASBC table; T~ °C; P ~ °P).
Dave Line messed up his temperature correction table in his "Big Book Of Brewing".
If you are going to implement a polynomial, you might as well use a polynomial that gives the density of water at different temperatures and then calculate the correction directly. This gives total flexibility about hydrometer reference temperature.
The water density polynomial that I use is:
Where T is temperature in °C.
The simplest way (that is ignoring S.G.) of deriving a correction figure is:
(Density_of_water@reference_temp / Density_of_water@sample_temp) -1
Basically divide one by t'other and subtract 1
Where reference temp is the temperature written on the hydrometer and sample temp is the temperature of your wort.
That polynomial will give:
0.9982337 @ 20°c
Therefore the correction for a 20°C hydrometer, at 30°C wort temperature will be (0.9982337/ 0.9956783)-1 = 0.002566.
Depending upon how you want the figure expressed you may need to multiply it by 1000 giving 2.6.
As beer is mostly water, it is considered accurate enough by many and is the implementation used in simple correction tables.
If you want to bring SG into it, the drill is:
The brackets are superfluous.
The SG probably needs to be in the 1.050-style form, which is how I use it.
There is a gotcha here as you need an SG to begin with. No good for a general purpose table for instance. Obviously you will be computerising this, as you are using a polynomial, so you should put in a test in to ensure that SG is set to 1.000 (defaults to 1.000) in the absence of the true SG (if that makes sense). Then it will be at least as accurate as the previous formula.
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If you want to use the density of water directly the following polynomial gives rms residual of 3E-7 with respect to the data in the table from
Bettin, H.; Spieweck,F.: "Die Dichte des Wassers als Funktion der Temperatur nach Einführung der Internationalen Temperaturskala von 1990. PTB-Mitt. 100 (1990) pg 195-196
density = 0.99984+T*(6.7715e-05-T*(+9.0735e-06-T*(1.015e-07-T*(+1.3356e-09-T*(1.4421e-11-T*(+1.0896e-13-T*(4.9038e-16-9.7531e-19*T))))))) gram/cc.
The density of water at 20 °C is 0.998203 g/cc and at 30 °C is 0.995645 according to the table. The polynomial returns 0.99820298 and 0.995645047 respectively.
Not that this level of accuracy is required for correcting a hydrometer reading made to 3 decimal places but if you are going to paste a polynomial into a spread sheet it is as easy to paste this one as a less accurate one.
Yes, one might as well use an accurate formula as a less accurate one.
However, one has to be a bit careful here. Some of these tables give density measured in a vacuum, which is not how we use a hydrometer, of course. I know that it caught me out for while. I couldn't understand why there were such variations in density tables depending upon where one looks. There still are variations, but not so great when one realises why.
It was a long time ago that I 'found' that polynomial, but I am sure that it fitted a particular table well enough. Perhaps I will look into it again after I've done a day's work.
Of course if normal variations in atmospheric pressure make a significant difference to the last few decimal places, there isn't a busting lot of point.
I was already familiar with the "pure water" data (see paragraph 2 of my original post). I agree that the thermal expansion (and density curve) of wort, especially a lighter one, will most likely be quite close to that of water, I don't believe it'll be exactly that of water, and almost certainly not out to the five or six decimal places given by polynomials based on published data for pure water. For that reason, the formula given in reply 2 by ajdelange seems the most reasonable one to use in the interest of achieving the greatest accuracy - particularly if it's going into a spreadsheet or program where all those digits don't have to be keyed in each time.
Dave Line made a related logical error in chapter 19 in his discussion of "Degrees of Extract". Where he speaks of adding a weight of sugar to a volume of water, he appears to tacitly assume that the volume of liquid remains constant, and that only the weight changes. This is certainly not the case, and unfortunately, as a result, many of the conclusions put forth in this entire chapter are questionable. Similarly, it strikes me as courting error to assume - in the absence of much in the way of supporting data - that a weight of sugar dissolved in a volume of water doesn't significantly alter that solution's thermal expansion properties.


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The three STALKER games released to date were adapted from the novel Roadside Picnic by brothers Arkady and Boris Strugatsky, The latter passed away last month.
Eschborn, Germany-based bitComposer Entertainment said in a press release that the deal "ensures that the successful series will continue", with further details set to be "released shortly".
bitComposer Entertainment executive board member Wolfgang Duhr said: "STALKER is a reputable brand with a long history of success. To date, the series has sold many millions of units worldwide.
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Investor Chris Hansen wants the run of KeyArena if Sonics returnon February 25, 2013 @ 12:48 pm (Updated: 1:32 pm - 2/25/13 )
City councilmembers were briefed Monday on developments and progress on a new arena and preparing a temporary home, if the Sacramento Kings are relocated to Seattle. The NBA team would play in the city-owned KeyArena for up to three years.
"Right now, we're beginning the discussion about the terms for using KeyArena," city council central staffer Dan Eder told councilmembers. "All options are on the table [and] Mr. Hansen is interested in controlling all operations at KeyArena."
Hansen's agreement with Seattle and King County includes at least $7 million for improvements to the Seattle Center building.
KeyArena is the home floor for the Seattle Storm and Seattle University Redhawks and discussions with those tenants are already underway to reserve dates for use by the Sonics in the 2013-2014 NBA season.
The issue of alternate sites for a new basketball arena in Seattle remains a topic of concern for some city councilmembers. Sally Bagshaw insisted she supports bringing the Sonics back but she noticed that an economic impact statement is limited to potential SoDo and Seattle Center sites.
"We aren't necessarily looking at the next question, which is, is there a better place or other place in the city that would have even a better economic impact for us?"
Councilmembers were told that city staff is working on what specific information will go into an Environmental Impact Statement. A draft version is due in June and a final EIS should be ready in November.
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This week, the internet is abuzz with kosher recipes for Passover, both innovative and traditional. Yet none have been able to catch my eye as much as the ones from Levana Kirschenbaum. Levana is the author of several cookbooks, including Levana Cooks Dairy-Free and The Whole Foods Kosher Kitchen, and she is a well-known chef in the NYC area, offering very popular cooking classes.
While I was inspired by Levana's Sweet Potato Kugel recipe (sent out in her regular newsletter), I have latched onto a luscious recipe featured in one of her classes. The class theme was "A Seder Feast," and my recipe of choice (among the six incredible dishes) is the Chocolate Pecan Torte with Chocolate Glaze, which just happens to be gluten-free, grain-free, and dairy-free too! No more needs to be said, but the recipe of course …
Okay, I have just a little more to say. This is an indulgent recipe! If you are a healthy purist, please see my notes below to experiment with the dessert and make your own healthier variation. The recipe as is, is meant to be a once a year kind of treat, and something that I thought many of my dairy-free readers would enjoy since life can feel less indulgent sometimes when following a special diet.
Note on the Fat: You can make this recipe soy-free, too, by using a soy-free, dairy-free margarine, like the ones from Earth Balance. If you prefer to pass on the margarine, coconut oil or palm shortening should also work well, though you may need to lower the amount that you use and add a pinch of salt.
Note on Sugar: Also, if you prefer a less processed sugar option, you can powder an equivalent amount of coconut sugar or evaporated cane juice in a spice grinder, and at it to the recipe in place of the sugar.
Note on Eggs: This recipe is pretty reliant on the eggs – I'd be hard pressed to try and substitute them here. If you are someone who confuses eggs with dairy, you're not alone. See the explanation of eggs here.