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NIAGARA FALLS, NY – Seneca Niagara Casino & Hotel regrets to announce that this Saturday's show with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Richie Furay at the Bear Den's Showroom is postponed. A rescheduled date for the show has been set for Friday, December 6, 2013, at 8 p.m.
Furay is arguably best known as the guitarist and vocalist for the classic rock bands Buffalo Springfield and Poco. He and his band are currently in Colorado and are unable to travel due to the ongoing massive storms and flooding. Guests wishing to attend the rescheduled December 6 performance simply need to keep their existing tickets. Refunds for tickets purchased at a Seneca Casino store must be returned to that specific location. Refunds for tickets purchased through Ticketmaster may be returned to any Ticketmaster location, online at Ticketmaster.com or by phone at 800-745-3000.
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Stills and Furay at Americana Honors Sept.18
The Americana Music Association's Festival and Conference has revealed the full presenter and performer lineup for its 12th Annual Honors & Awards Show, presented by Nissan, which is set to take place on Wednesday, September 18 at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium.
The event will include performances by Robert Hunter, Old Crow Medicine Show, Dr. John, Emmylou Harris & Rodney Crowell, Richard Thompson, John Fullbright, Shovels & Rope, Milk Carton Kids, JD McPherson, Kelly Willis & Bruce Robison, Holly Williams and Duane Eddy. Original Buffalo Springfield members Stephen Stills and Richard Furay will also come together to play the band's iconic song "For What It's Worth," and third-generation musician Holly Williams will offer a tribute to her late grandfather Hank Williams Sr.
Japan Tour
Richie and his band are finally making their way across the Pacific. Billboard Live Tokyo and Billboard Live Osaka will be hosting these events. A total of six shows will take place on mainland Japan where Richie will be sharing music from his entire career. Buffalo Springfield, Poco, SHF, and more…
Richie to Play "Colorado Mountains" Again
Richie will be playing Montrose, CO on Friday, August 16. Deep in the heart of the Rocky Mountains, Richie will be performing at the Montrose Pavilion. Make a trip to the hills and come hear some Good Feelin' music.
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Concert Review: The Richie Furay Band
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Concert Review: The Richie Furay Band
The Richie Furay Band's brief February tour through Southern California was important for this veteran country-rock artist. His last time around was with his old bandmates Neil Young and Stephen Stills on their long-awaited Buffalo Springfield reunion tour. While most of the audiences who attended the Springfield shows in California were familiar with Stephen Stills of Crosby, Stills and Nash fame and the iconic Neil Young, fewer have had the chance to hear Furay in the years since the band's demise. … Continue reading
1 With Buffalo Springfield Revisited, Colorado Takes Notice of One of its Own
During the Buffalo Springfield Reunion tour hiatus, Jeremy P. Meyer, of the Denver Post, took some time to catch up with Richie Furay. In a very candid and insightful article we get a snippet of Richie's history spanning the past, present and a bit of the future. Richie is still trying to get settled back into the swing of normalcy again in Broomfield, CO after the epic Springfield trial run. The interview took place during an RFB rehearsal leading up to the band's show at the Bluebird Theater.
Richie Furay could be the forgotten rock-'n'- roll pioneer.
The 67-year-old Broomfield pastor has roots deep in the annals of rock music — he is the co-founder of the seminal 1960s band Buffalo Springfield and is regarded as an architect of a genre that dominated the radio in the early 1970s.
But aside from rock historians and music geeks, few people know anything about Furay, whose own band has trouble booking shows in Colorado.
Inducted to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997, Furay doesn't like to play up his accolades.
"Put me on the river, put me on the golf course, put me on the stage — I'm having fun," he said recently, sitting in the office of his small church.
Furay's relative anonymity is already changing, thanks to the reunion of Buffalo Springfield, the group he formed in 1966 with Stephen Stills, Neil Young and Bruce Palmer.
Although Buffalo Springfield disbanded after two years and three albums, critics for…
12 Extended US Tour Slated for the Buffalo Springfield
The first shows of the initial warm-up tour were earlier this week in Oakland and the band goes on tonight in LA for the first of two shows, followed by two in Santa Barbara. This initial historic tour closes out next weekend at Bonnaroo.
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The First Inaugural Address
George Washington's first Inaugural Address now on display
Today's post comes to us from Michael Hussey, education and exhibition specialist at the National Archives. In honor of the 2013 Inauguration, the first and last page of Washington's first Inauguration Address are on display at the National Archives until January 31.
"My station is new; and, if I may use the expression, I walk on untrodden ground."
–George Washington in a letter, January 9, 1790
Unseasonably cold and snowy weather delayed the first Presidential inauguration, which had been scheduled for the first Wednesday in March 1789. Many members of the First Federal Congress were unable to arrive promptly in New York City, then the seat of government.
On April 6, 1789—over a month late—enough members had reached New York to tally the electoral ballots. George Washington won unanimously with 69 electoral votes. When notified of his victory, he traveled to New York City from his home in Virginia.
On April 30, 1789, George Washington took the Presidential oath on a second floor balcony of Federal Hall. Below, an enthusiastic crowd assembled in the streets. The President and members of Congress then retired to the Senate Chamber, where Washington delivered his first inaugural address.
Keenly aware of the momentousness of the occasion, Washington accepted the Presidency and spoke of his determination to make the American experiment a success. He humbly noted the power of the nation's call for him to serve as President and the shared responsibility of the President and Congress to preserve "the sacred fire of liberty" and a republican form of government. (You can read the transcript of this speech.)
[ See the rest of the pages of his speech HERE ]
I'm undecided at this point if I will watch O's 2nd Inaugural. It's history-but it's history repeated. Once was plenty enough I think.
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I'm a penmanship geek. His penmanship is enough to make a grown girl cry. Absolutely beautiful! Over at the site you can click on the pages and embiggun. Dazzling…+4
I can guarantee I will NOT watch. I didn't watch the first one.
In fact there's a whole mess of things I don't watch anymore. I seemed to have either aged rather quickly and can't put up with the nonsense as one grows older, or most everything is just too damn stupid anymore?
So I've decided to cut the lawn using nail clippers to wither away the day 'we crown the the king' by the media.+6
Penmanship is no longer being taught in the public school system where I am…is how far we have fallen. the ART of the human experience has been gutted.
Holy Patriots & Martyrs
Founding Fathers of this Country
I agree. Gone are the days of good penmanship. Grammar, math, history, everything but perversion is down the educational shitter.+6
Don't witness it. Its like watching a loved one getting raped.+4
I am not watching it, barely watched the first one and that was only because clips were played later. I honestly don't know why we have to go through the pomp and circumstance the 2nd time for any President. Have the swearing in and be done with it.+5
No desire to watch this term's inauguration.
I love seeing his penmanship. It gives me hope that his is not much better than mine when I've attempted the same (not Spencerian, not Copperplate – what is the style, illustr8r?)
Thanks for including a link to the full address. I offer that "ought to be peculiarly conscious of his own deficiencies" is a phrase obama is completely unfamiliar with.
The more I've read about him, the more I've come to appreciate how Washington apprehended how important it was to get right as much as he could.+5
Like going to your executioners birthday party just before the hanging.+5
I'd love to watch it but I have to clean up the poop in the yard left by Tyler Galt our yellow Lab.
I'll try to watch it on January 20, 2017, if I haven't been rounded up by then.+3
Our children are no longer taught penmanship in school but CAN put a rubber on a cucumber.
Now THATS progress!+5
Spartan and Necrophidius, your comments are spot on.+1
Spartan LOL! and right on! To plagiarize Wierd Al, I'd rather jump naked into a swimming pool filled with double-edged razor blades than watch "that man's" Inaugural.+2
speaking of penmanship, hows about that nominated sect of treasury penmanship?+2


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|Jan 28, 2013, 02:24 AM
By all accounts so far, it seems like the 398 is up to task. However, can any JR rep verify what is the deadband of the 398?
I know the 378s were 4 microseconds and yet they were advertised comparing to "traditional JR resolution" (which at the time I believed was superior to anyone else at 1microsecond and even less). Now these 398's are advertised as the same, so would it be ok if I assumed that the deadband on these 398s are also at 1 microseconds or less?
Surely someone has to know this and share it... or do I have to buy a servo and test it myself now .
|Jan 28, 2013, 02:35 AM
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I've not explicitly tested my 188 servos for deadband. All I know is that they respond to a single click on the trim/centering function (which wasn't true for the 171 servo). I'd be interested in seeing what you would find with quantitative testing. I can bring one to the SWC for you to borrow/test if you wish.
|Jan 28, 2013, 10:27 AM
|Jan 28, 2013, 01:57 PM
OR Tuan could quit being such a cheap ass and cough up the dough for a single 398 from Horizon..
|Jan 28, 2013, 04:57 PM
|Jan 29, 2013, 11:35 AM
Given your awesome reputation for doing great tests, since JR is clueless then perhaps SUSA (who actually does read RCG threads) should be automatically giving you new units to test. SUSA's relationship with JR should be good enough to get credit back from JR for "new unit testing."
It still amazes me how backwards some of our primary vendors are in terms of customer relations...
Chris B.
|Jan 29, 2013, 12:56 PM
You'd think that providing the deadband info is much easier than say the speed/torque values. I guess it's just not important enough of a spec for most of the manufacturers to include it, or it could be that the deadband is easily verifiable to a degree (no pun intended) by the consumers.
Granted the leaders have come a long way to disclosing specs, and JR has always been at the leading edge in my opinion.
I've been wanting to buy some of these 398's but just couldn't pull the trigger based on past epxerienced with the 378s. I just don't want more unused electronics cluttering up my bins which I really need to clean out per my wife .
|Jan 30, 2013, 01:17 AM
My experience has shown the 398s work and center well, even though I have no idea what the deadband is, and have not conducted any testing other than actually flying. Just an alternative viewpoint.
|Jan 30, 2013, 02:34 AM
THAT is why you buy one to test instead of 12 In all seriousness, I have heard nothing but great reviews on the 398. Seems like a real winner.
|Jan 30, 2013, 01:15 PM
I have bought a few of the "servos of the future", and I won't be buying any 398 until I read some unbiased technical tests. I know that's more than I would ask from other servos, but I think that JR has to do some extra work to regain my trust.
Therefore, go Tuan! I am willing to share the cost, if you have the will and equipment to run some tests. I also volunteer for torque/current measurements.
|Jan 30, 2013, 02:32 PM
I don't really understand the desire to know the dead band is. It's narrow.
The dead band was really narrow on the 378 and they have all accuracy of a drunken sailor wearing a blindfold.
The futaba s3150s doesn't have a particularly narrow dead band but it is a pretty accurate servo and has a good quality reputation.
Whether a servo can rotate to 60 degrees in 0.10 or 0.11 seconds isn't too important. I admire those people who can tell the difference though.
It's well known that manufacturer figures are not very accurate anyway. Especially torque figures.
The gear slop on the 378 wasn't anything to write home about. In that sense MKS are far ahead of the pack. Also is accuracy.
|Jan 30, 2013, 03:44 PM
One of the reasons why the 378 buzzed so much more at neutral was because at 4us deadband and your tx/rx was giving it a command in between the 2 spots, it does not know where to go.
Most of today's subtrims are in increments of 1us and less, with trims also at 1us or less (user adjustable on most tx's), with pots on the sticks +- 1-2 all the time.
Speed is only really critcal on ele servo... ele resolution not as much due to "gearing" of the arms.
A 1mm error in today's te could mean you are not going up in a light thermal when others would or not make it home from downwind. It used to be we see slop of 2mm before, but most builders have gotten much better.
Anyway, for the wing, it pays to be able to fine tune the te to the smallest increments = smallest deadband possible.
|Jan 30, 2013, 04:51 PM
I don't think I have had many, if any, servos less accurate than the graupner ds3288 in terms of double centring surfaces and I doubt they all had less deadband than it. They nearly all cost less too. Deadband isn't the sole measure of how accurate a servo is.
|Jan 30, 2013, 07:34 PM
You know, the deadband on a Hyperion servo is user adjustable with a $17 programmer.
|Jan 30, 2013, 09:32 PM
Of all digital servos I have used none had over 4us deadband. None of the ATX have more than 3 though most were 2. Before the 378's, not s single digital JR ever had more than 1us. Hyperions from the factory are 2us. Even Hitec's were 3us or lower.
You are right, deadband isn't everything, but it sure is one aspect of a great servo.
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Belichick is the great equalizer. The Vikings had three #1 picks in this draft, they came away from it with one servicable inline threat receiver, a stiff albiet a fast one of a corner and a third round talent at defensive tackle. But considering this is the same team that took Christian Ponder high in the 1st round this isn't surprising. The notion that BB is a bad draft day talent evaluator is BS, the way this draft fell in the 1st makes the 2nd and 3rd like another 1st and 2nd round for us...
Going through the last 5 years BB is about league average in the 2-4th rounds. He's slightly better in the later rounds but later rounds aren't expected to be starters so it's easier to find a STer then a starter. We all marvel at BB's hits (Gronk, Hern, Spikes, Ridley) but he also picks on average 2 more players in those rounds then the average GM so % wise of misses vs hits he falls right in line. Lets hope that he finds more of the ones listed above and less of the Ras, Price, Tate, Braces


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Definitions for Trusttrʌst
This page provides all possible meanings and translations of the word Trust
Random House Webster's College Dictionary
reliance on the integrity, strength, ability, surety, etc., of a person or thing; confidence.
confident expectation of something; hope.
confidence in the certainty of future payment for property or goods received; credit:
to sell merchandise on trust.
one upon which a person relies:
God is my trust.
the condition of one to whom something has been entrusted.
the obligation or responsibility imposed on a person in whom confidence or authority is placed:
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charge, custody, or care:
leaving valuables in someone's trust.
something committed or entrusted to one's care for use or safekeeping; charge.
a fiduciary relationship in which a trustee holds title to property for the beneficiary. the property so held.
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an illegal combination of industrial or commercial companies in which the stock of the constituent companies is controlled by a central board of trustees, thus making it possible to minimize production costs, control prices, eliminate competition, etc. any large corporation or combination having monopolistic or semimonopolistic control over the production of a commodity or service.
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Archaic. reliability.
(v.t.)to have trust or confidence in; rely or depend on.
to believe.
to expect confidently; hope:
I trust that the job will soon be finished.
to commit or consign with trust or confidence.
to permit to stay or go somewhere or to do something without fear of consequences:
He doesn't trust them out of his sight.
to invest with a trust; entrust with something.
to give credit to (a person) for goods, services, etc., supplied.
(v.i.)to place confidence; rely (usu. fol. by in or to):
trusting to luck.
to have confidence; hope.
to sell merchandise on credit.
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in trust, in the care or guardianship of another, esp. a trustee.
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Origin of trust:
1175–1225; ME, ult. < ON traust trust, c. OHG trōst consolation, Go trausti covenant; akin to true
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something (as property) held by one party (the trustee) for the benefit of another (the beneficiary)
"he is the beneficiary of a generous trust set up by his father"
reliance, trust(noun)
certainty based on past experience
"he wrote the paper with considerable reliance on the work of other scientists"; "he put more trust in his own two legs than in the gun"
trust, trustingness, trustfulness(noun)
the trait of believing in the honesty and reliability of others
"the experience destroyed his trust and personal dignity"
trust, corporate trust, combine, cartel(noun)
a consortium of independent organizations formed to limit competition by controlling the production and distribution of a product or service
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faith, trust(noun)
complete confidence in a person or plan etc
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confidence, trust(verb)
a trustful relationship
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trust, swear, rely, bank(verb)
have confidence or faith in
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allow without fear
believe, trust(verb)
be confident about something
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hope, trust, desire(verb)
expect and wish
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entrust, intrust, trust, confide, commit(verb)
confer a trust upon
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extend credit to
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Kernerman English Learner's Dictionary
to feel that sb is good, honest, and reliable
I trust him completely.; We trust our employees to get the job done.; She trusts him with her kids.
to believe that sth is true or reliable
We have to trust what they tell us.; I trust that she's telling me the truth.; Do you think we can trust these statistics?
the feeling that sb or sth is good, honest, and reliable
We have trust in the teachers.; You'll have to earn your employees' trust.
to trust
We put too much trust in technology.
a financial arrangement in which sb manages money for sb else, or the money that is managed
to set up a trust for sb; assets held in trust
Confidence in or reliance on some person or quality.
Dependence upon something in the future; hope.
Confidence in the future payment for goods or services supplied; credit.
I was out of cash, but the landlady let me have it on trust.
Trustworthiness, reliability.
The confidence vested in a person who has legal ownership of a property to manage for the benefit of another.
I put the house into my sister's trust.
A group of businessmen or traders organised for mutual benefit to produce and distribute specific commodities or services, and managed by a central body of trustees.
: trust from an operating system against an application or user that results in access rights
To place confidence in; to rely on, to confide, or repose faith, in.
To give credence to; to believe; to credit.
To hope confidently; to believe; -- usually with a phrase or infinitive clause as the object.
to show confidence in a person by intrusting (him) with something.
To commit, as to one's care; to intrust.
To give credit to; to sell to upon credit, or in confidence of future payment.
Merchants and manufacturers trust their customers annually with goods.
To risk; to venture confidently.
To have trust; to be credulous; to be won to confidence; to confide.
To be confident, as of something future; to hope.
To sell or deliver anything in reliance upon a promise of payment; to give credit.
Secure, safe.
Faithful, dependable.
Origin: truste, from traust, from traust-, from drouzdo-, from deru-. Akin to trøst, trast, troost, trost, Trost, trausti. More at true, tree.
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assured resting of the mind on the integrity, veracity, justice, friendship, or other sound principle, of another person; confidence; reliance; reliance
credit given; especially, delivery of property or merchandise in reliance upon future payment; exchange without immediate receipt of an equivalent; as, to sell or buy goods on trust
assured anticipation; dependence upon something future or contingent, as if present or actual; hope; belief
that which is committed or intrusted to one; something received in confidence; charge; deposit
the condition or obligation of one to whom anything is confided; responsible charge or office
that upon which confidence is reposed; ground of reliance; hope
an estate devised or granted in confidence that the devisee or grantee shall convey it, or dispose of the profits, at the will, or for the benefit, of another; an estate held for the use of another; a confidence respecting property reposed in one person, who is termed the trustee, for the benefit of another, who is called the cestui que trust
an organization formed mainly for the purpose of regulating the supply and price of commodities, etc.; as, a sugar trust
held in trust; as, trust property; trustmoney
to place confidence in; to rely on, to confide, or repose faith, in; as, we can not trust those who have deceived us
to give credence to; to believe; to credit
to hope confidently; to believe; -- usually with a phrase or infinitive clause as the object
to show confidence in a person by intrusting (him) with something
to commit, as to one's care; to intrust
to give credit to; to sell to upon credit, or in confidence of future payment; as, merchants and manufacturers trust their customers annually with goods
to risk; to venture confidently
to have trust; to be credulous; to be won to confidence; to confide
to be confident, as of something future; to hope
to sell or deliver anything in reliance upon a promise of payment; to give credit
In a social context, trust has several connotations. Definitions of trust typically refer to a situation characterised by the following aspects: One party is willing to rely on the actions of another party; the situation is directed to the future. In addition, the trustor abandons control over the actions performed by the trustee. As a consequence, the trustor is uncertain about the outcome of the other's actions; he can only develop and evaluate expectations. The uncertainty involves the risk of failure or harm to the trustor if the trustee will not behave as desired. Trust can be attributed to relationships between people. It can be demonstrated that humans have a natural disposition to trust and to judge trustworthiness that can be traced to the neurobiological structure and activity of a human brain, and can be altered e.g. by the application of oxytocin. Conceptually, trust is also attributable to relationships within and between social groups. It is a popular approach to frame the dynamics of inter-group and intra-group interactions in terms of trust.
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Confidence in or reliance on a person or thing.
The Foolish Dictionary, by Gideon Wurdz
A small body of capital entirely surrounded by water.
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Nouns Frequency
Rank popularity for the word 'Trust' in Nouns Frequency: #545
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Anagrams of Trust
strut, sturt
Translations for Trust
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belief or confidence in the power, reality, truth, goodness etc of a person or thing
The firm has a great deal of trust in your ability; trust in God.
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- вяраBulgarian
- confiançaPortuguese (BR)
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- das VertrauenGerman
- tillid; troDanish
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- uskEstonian
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Google buys Quickoffice, more improvements to mobile productivity apps on the way
Google indicated that they "look forward to continuing to serve" current Quickoffice customers, so in the short term there is no need to panic if you are really attached to your Quickoffice apps. In the medium term we imagine that much of their technology will be used to improve Google Drive and Docs – both mobile and web-based. In particular we'd like to see Quickoffice's excellent compatibility with Microsoft Office documents get integrated – Google Docs doesn't always do the best job of importing PowerPoint presentations in our experience.
In the long term it's not hard to imagine Quickoffice users eventually being migrated to a Google-branded version; all it takes is a name change to the app, and then subsequent updates could work towards feature parity with Drive/Docs. Quickoffice has a decent sized install base of mobile enterprise users that Google is probably interested in, and a carefully managed long term transition could probably bring them into the fold without alienating businesses.
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Quickoffice has a strong base of users, and we look forward to supporting them while we work on an even more seamless, intuitive and integrated experience.
We're excited to welcome the Quickoffice team and their users to Google.
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1. networkdood (Posts: 6326; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
Excellent news as it will be free on future phones...wonder if MS sues?
5. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5952; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
I was wondering what would become of Quickoffice on the heels of MS Office for iOS and possibly Android. I wonder if Google continues to support Quickoffice for iOS?
Net-net, I am glad that Quickoffice has a future in the Android world.
9. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
Man, if they offer it free...just...wow. That's a pretty sick smartphone where you don't have to pay to open, edit, and send docs. Maybe it'll force Apple to make iWork free...
11. networkdood (Posts: 6326; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
i got mine free or for a pretty cheap price - free vs paid version has very little differences, though.
16. Giggity (Posts: 147; Member since: 17 Nov 2011)
True, the only perk of Pro version is letting you edit PPT and Excel. But for some reason, Quickoffice still have problem rendering .doc and .ppt's images.
15. remixfa (Posts: 14151; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
i use the free version. I also use google docs as needed to which works well too. I have never had a need of the advanced features as I dont want to do spreadsheets on my phone/tablet. lol.
you dont have good free word/exel software on iOS???? add that to another reason to stay on android. did not know that.
17. BattleBrat (Posts: 1174; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
Dang it, I paid $20 a month ago for Quick Office HD (I pretty much own all the office suits for Android, phone and tablet, I only have iWork and Picsel Smart Office 2 for iOS)
2. remixfa (Posts: 14151; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
cool. i use quick office on my tablet quite a bit. it already has some minor integration with google drive, so id love to see that broaden.
18. cepcamba (Posts: 717; Member since: 27 Feb 2012)
Can you create and save word docs using the free quick office? I'm using a paid app to type down sudden bursts of inspiration (I'm a part time writer).
Word is the only thing I use though. I can't see how I can utilize excel efficiently without a hardware keyboard! :p
3. plgladio (Posts: 313; Member since: 05 Dec 2011)
I like it, though I'm a Google fan I see more and more small organizations are being acquired by big companies that doesn't sound good to me.
Any ways best wishes for the QucikOffice Team :)
10. JeffdaBeat (unregistered)
Oh this isn't just Google. A lot of large companies acquire smaller ones...we just don't usually hear about it. Or it just isn't a big deal. I'm still not a huge fan of the amount of information people give to Google and Facebook for that matter...but these kind of things happen all the time. Plus, I bet if Google lets any of the staff go, they will get an awesome severance package...
4. ilia1986 (unregistered)
Awesome! That means that we might finally get a very very capable mobile office app for free!!
6. jove39 (Posts: 1330; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Can understand why...windows8 RT has support for office so google need something similar to package inside 4.1...good to see google acting proactively...and if google manages to intgrate it with gdocs/gdrive...that'll be great
7. VJo003 (Posts: 339; Member since: 11 Mar 2012)
Great !!! Looking forward to downloading Quick Office Pro from the Play store for free in the near future.
8. eman99 (Posts: 238; Member since: 03 Aug 2010)
the green army will expand and rule
12. hitechredneck (Posts: 84; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Google buying everything aren't they including motorola mobility
13. theoak (Posts: 322; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
This is an interesting move.
With E3 featuring MS all over the place, Google has figured they need Office integration to help ensure Android connectivity.
With this being an iOS app too, I wonder if Google will keep all features the same, or cripple iOS versions in the future?
14. tward291 (Posts: 559; Member since: 14 Feb 2012)
with the rumored ios and android ms offfice app coming i guess they want to make there docs more appealing.


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You can visit what is considered to be one of the wonders of the world, the Panama Canal. The Panama Canal is an engineering feat as well as a tribute to the power of the human imagination. The forty-eight mile long canal creates a passageway between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Prior to the canal being built ships would have to sail by using the Drake Passage, which was dangerous and long. The canal cut the travel time in half. But building the canal was an expensive and dangerous and took a long time to complete. Over twenty seven thousand workers died during construction and it cause around 375 million dollars to complete. There is a new project along the canal to allow it to accommodate more traffic and to update two more flights of docks. The cost of this project is estimated to be 5.25 billion dollars and will be completed sometime in the year 2015. The Panama Canal has attracted industry and business to the country, but tourists travel to Panama for its beauty. When visiting Panama you should not miss taking a trip on the canal.
After visiting the canal you might be interested in visiting a rainforest. Panama is one of the best places to visit a rainforest – it may be only ten minutes away from your hotel! The Parque Natural Metropolitano is in the city limits of Panama City. There is a road that will take you to observation area where you can see hundreds of plant and animal species. Stop at Los Trinos to bird watch, Cedar Hill is the highest point at 492 feet above sea level and there are several trails that you can hike. The Mono Titi Trail and La Cienaguita trails are moderate and will take you about one hour to complete. Other trails include Los Caobos, Los Momotides and El Roble all can be completed in an hour or less. If you wish to avoid crowds take the Caobos Trail and the easiest trail is Momotides. At the top of the hill you can see the Pacific Ocean, the entrance of the Panama Canal and the islands – Flamenco, Naos, Perico, Taboga and Taboguilla. The best time to see birds is either early or late in the day.
Other things to do in Panama include river rafting at the Rio Chargres/Chiriqui Grande. Hike the Parque Natural Metropolitano. Have a picnic in the Summit Botanic Gardens. Take a night tour of the Avenida Balboa. Go to the Causeway and visit the Smithsonian facilities. Camp in the Parque Nacional Campana. Go to Lake Gatun and fish or visit the Barro Colorado Island. Back pack to Bocas del Toro and San blas o playa Venao. Travel to Taboga and visit the Wild Life Refuge. Capture pictures of the Aguila Harpia the most dangerous prey bird in the world. Visit one of the many different Regional Fairs that may be in progress.
Panama has so much to do in such a small area. If you are interested in a trip that will provide you with an opportunity to do something unusual for a reasonable price – choose Panama.
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A lot of my peeps out there are doing Whole30, or simply approaching Paleo for the first time in general. As we all evaluate the habits that will be most challenging to confront and then brainstorm strategies to deal with them, one issue that comes up frequently is coffee. Specifically, cream in the coffee. Some Primal folks are okay with quality dairy in general, and thus a little cream (preferably heavy) in one's joe is no big. Others need to abstain from dairy entirely, whether for the duration of a reset like Whole30 or long term.
For the latter crowd, if you're used to cream in your daily cup or two (for indeed a cup or two is fine), the thought of having to switch to black coffee is a bitter, bitter pill. More power to you if you already take it that way, but for me and others like me, finding an alternative is much preferred. Some suggest coconut milk creamer products, but I have yet to find one that's not sweetened (besides being verboten for sugar-avoiders, my cup has always been cream, NO SUGAR). Coconut milk used in coffee all on its own has, to my palate, a weird acidic effect, and the body/mouthfeel is just all wrong.
Enter bulletproof coffee.
When I first hear about the idea of using BUTTER* in your coffee, I thought the same thing you're probably thinking. EW? I imagined the butter being stirred into the coffee to melt. It sounded greasy and largely pointless. But after trying to deal with coconut and almond milks to little satisfaction, as well as giving black coffee yet another series of college tries, I decided to give it a shot.
Turns out there's a little more to it! I found a detailed explanation here. Rather than just letting the butter melt into your coffee, he recommends actually blending it in. Aha! I tried it this way a few times, and found it very successful in results, just . . . messy.
One morning I was running behind and didn't feel like fooling around with the blender and cleaning it later. Lightbulb: what if I tried shaking it up instead, right there in my travel tumbler? And lo, my bulletproof shortcut was born.
It's super-simple, really. For every 8 ounces of hot, fresh coffee, add about a tablespoon of pastured butter (the link above recommends using quite a bit more if desired, so feel free, but this amount seems totally sufficient to me).
Now screw the top on and shut the lid tightly.
And shake it like crazy. Shake shake shake! Did I mention making sure it's on tightly? Do so!
Now pop open the sippy hole, however it's designed on your tumbler model. You'll hear a little *poof* of air escape, thanks to the increased pressure from the churning. And voila! Look at that foamy head on top, and the creamy feel is distributed throughout the coffee. I was so pleasantly surprised.
Is it exactly the same as cream? No, but I like it nearly as much. Every once in a while I still have some heavy cream from the best source I can get, but this is now my standard. I do recommend drinking it while it's still hot, since it loses something after sitting around for too long, but that's true of coffee in general anyway.
There you have it! I hope you find this useful and delish if you're a fellow die-hard cream-in-coffee lover.
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*Since most Paleo approaches allow for grassfed butter, even if other dairy is off the table; clarifying that butter into ghee is even better.


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Vision: How Flash Mobs and Lady Gaga are Energizing Protests for Palestine
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Not long before Christmas, in a Best Buy in a St. Louis mall, 86-year-old Holocaust survivor Hedy Epstein performed a synchronized song-and-dance number to the tune of "Telephone," rocking black pants and a turtleneck in lieu of Lady Gaga's metal-studded bra and crotch cover. Epstein, along with a cohort of mostly young women, urged the bewildered holiday shoppers to "hang up on Motorola," a company that sells Israel surveillance equipment used in the Occupation. "Aiding in apartheid and being sneaky/tell us what you're doing with your technology," they sang.
On YouTube, the Lady Gaga parody became something of an instant classic in a small but burgeoning activist video genre. "I had always wanted to be a part of a flash mob," explained coordinator and co-lyricist/choreographer Banan Ead, a 32-year-old Palestinian-American, remembering the fad's heyday a good half-decade ago.
Flash mobs were the pre-YouTube brainchild of former Harper's editor Bill Wasik. In June 2003, an email invite brought 200 people to a Manhattan Macy's, where they converged around a giant carpet, telling clerks they lived together in a commune and were shopping for a "love rug." Soon, flash mobs were like Starbucks: everywhere. Wasik had set out to make a grand joke of hipster conformity, calling his creation "an empty meditation on emptiness." While the original flash mob was essentially an apolitical situation comedy, today it is enjoying a revival as a movement builder.
The cause is Boycott Divestment Sanctions (BDS), a non-violent, Palestinian-led movement inspired by the campaign against Apartheid South Africa. Launched in 2005 by a call from Palestinian civil society groups, in the wake of the 2008-2009 assault on Gaza, BDS is gaining traction both globally and within Israel.
The demands of BDS are threefold: a withdrawal from the Occupied Palestinian Territories; the right of return for Palestinian refugees (in accordance with UN Resolution 194); and an end to legal discrimination against Palestinian citizens of Israel.
As with any non-violent movement, its power and promise can be gauged by the backlash. In February, the Knesset passed an initial reading of a bill criminalizing support of BDS in Israel. Last November, the Jewish Federations of North America, the oft-arbiter of American Jewish discourse on Israel, launched a $6 million campaign against BDS, calling it "an existential danger" to the Jewish state.
The fear of BDS is palpable, and for good reason: it's working. Practically every week brings news that yet another company has pulled out of business dealings with Israel due to political pressure. Last week it was Deutsche Bahn, a major German company that pulled out of a planned high-speed railway project that will cut through the West Bank.
The real genius of BDS is its big tent appeal: supporters might choose to stick to boycotts of consumer goods made in settlements (e.g. SodaStream); some might launch divestment campaigns aimed at companies involved in the Occupation; or others might support the "full call," which asks artists and academics to boycott Israeli institutions (as opposed to individuals) that have not hopped on the BDS bandwagon. Notable full BDS supporters include Pink Floyd, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, Naomi Klein, and Judith Butler. "If you only want to boycott an egg, we want you to boycott an egg," Omar Barghouti, a founding member of the Palestinian Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel, told the Nation, explaining BDS' grabbag of tactics.
Not all BDS flash mobs involve singing and dancing, but many are parodic rewrites of pop songs. Last year, the BDS group Adalah-NY sang "Don't Put a Ring on It" at Lev Leviev's Madison Avenue storefront, letting blood diamond shoppers know the company also builds settlements. In March, Adalah-NY channeled Journey in Grand Central Station with "Don't Stop Boycottin'"—replete with a marching band and an impressive array of synchronized arm pumps and spin-clap moves. ("['Don't Stop Believin'] has become an uplifting anthem of hope to many different people of differing backgrounds, beliefs, and circumstances," Journey wrote of itself, in a copyright infringement lawsuit filed shortly thereafter.)
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Sean Rodriguez hit his fifth Grapefruit League home run Tuesday for the Tampa Bay Rays, a two-run shot off Boston's Junichi Tazawa.
Rodriguez played shortstop again; he likely is battling Reid Brignac for the starting second base job, since All-Star Ben Zobrist might open the season in right field because of a Matt Joyce injury. ...
Severe shoulder pain drove Florida reliever Derrick Turnbow from the mound Tuesday, hurting his chances of making the Marlins as a non-roster player. ...
Dodgers hopeful Ramon Ortiz lost one competitor for the fifth rotation spot when lefty Scott Elbert was sent to the minor-league camp.
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Integration Speedbumps Loom Large with Software as a Service
To SaaS or not to SaaS, that is the question.
At least, that was the question on the minds of many of the more than 550 attendees at a software-as-a-service conference in
Attended mostly by representatives of various software companies and other IT vendors according to a show of hands (fewer than a dozen SaaS customers were in attendance), the presentations at the SaaS Summit were aimed unabashedly at independent software vendors (
The overall SaaS business is poised for blistering growth, based on analysts' predictions. According to projections by International Data Corp., the SaaS industry will grow at a 32 percent compounded annual growth rate over the five years from 2006 to 2011, from $3.6 billion to $15 billion. Over the same time, packaged applications are expected to continue to dominate the market, expanding from $110 billion in 2006 to $160 billion in 2011.
Even Microsoft is catching the wave.
"We view SaaS as the revolutionary way to deliver these services," says Greg Urquhart, general manager of the U.S.
But if SaaS is being proclaimed as the greatest thing since the microchip, why is it that most large and many medium-size enterprises continue to run the vast majority of their mission-critical systems using in-house package software?
Are they missing something? Or are they just too-sober latecomers to a wild party that's already been under way for several years?
At least one analyst believes their time to embrace SaaS more fully will come soon enough.
"Acceptance of Saas for mission-critical computing is clearly on the rise," claims analyst William McNee, founder and
Based on Saugatuck's market research, McNee forecasts that by 2012, 70 percent or more of all businesses with more than 100 employees will have deployed at least one SaaS application, while only four percent of large enterprises are planning not to use SaaS. "By 2010, SaaS will be interwoven into the enterprise architecture," McNee added. "In fact, I think the term, "software as a service," will go away in five years, as we move to a new era of cloud computing."
Maybe, but even the bullish McNee cited several areas where today's SaaS offerings often fall short of meeting customer expectations. These include:
- Ability to be personalized;
- Workflow capabilities;
- Customizability; and
- Difficulty of integration.
These are some of the reasons that few large companies plan to use SaaS as a delivery mode for their enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems. Among Saugatuck's survey respondents, ERP ranked eighth in demand for various enterprise applications to be tapped via SaaS.
"So far we have not seen software suites succeed in SaaS," McNee pointed out. "SaaS will probably continue to be a best-of-breed world."
In other words, most companies will continue to use single SaaS applications that offer particular functionality that they don't already have or can't easily add so economically.
One factor limiting the more widespread adoption of SaaS applications may be their redundancy. Much of what SaaS vendors offer is functionality that most businesses already have.
"A lot of SaaS is redundant software, so a lot of companies figure, why change?" observes John Casey, business development director for Pivotlink, a SaaS-based business intelligence software firm in
But by far the deepest pitfall that continues to concern many large companies kicking the tires of SaaS for mission-critical applications is the looming integration challenge it poses. "The question I hear over and over is, 'How do I integrate it with the rest of the SaaS world and with my legacy applications?'" says Treb Ryan,
"Integration will be a problem with a vast majority of your customers when they try to integrate SaaS," says Rick Nucci, chief technology officer and cofounder of Boomi, an on-demand SaaS application integrator, and a panelist at the conference. "The integration problem is twofold," Nucci explains. "First, when the SaaS application is sold, usually there are one or more databases that are behind the firewall, and second, the SaaS company has to solve that problem over and over again with each customer," he said.
Panelist Leonid Igolnik, engineering director at the SMB division of Taleo, an on-demand talent management vendor, agrees, adding, "The APIs (application programming interfaces needed to connect different systems) are a very tricky part to get right."
And a third panelist, Simon Peel, senior vice president of strategy for Cast Iron Systems, a maker of integration appliances, asserted that once the SaaS has been sold, the customer then learns about the various integration issues surrounding synchronization of data contained in various databases. "We are only just beginning to attack the SaaS integration problem," Peel said.
Of course, the bigger a SaaS application gets, the thornier the integration thicket it becomes connected to. The Typical SaaS application starts out small with maybe 20 users," says panelist Dave Rosenberg,
A special problem companies can encounter when using SaaS is the complexity of trying to integrate different databases. "The odds of two companies have the same database, or even the same version of the same database, are so slim,"
"The customers I see—even non-IT customers like HR users—are asking questions about integration of SaaS," Igolnik says. Adds Nucci, "There is a perception problem having to do with false promises related to delivery times for integration."
In conclusion, Peel noted, "Do not try to do this yourself at home—use an integrator."


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Scholar and blogger Mary Kate Hurley, writing in a January 18, 2008, post at In the Middle, a medieval studies group blog, addresses the question of what's to be gained by academic blogging. She writes:
As everyone knows, blogging isn't really academic blogging unless somewhere along the line, you start "meta-blogging": indulging in that art of writing blog posts which theorize about blogging. Recently, I was asked to write an essay for the Old English Newsletter about blogging and Old English -- more specifically, perhaps, about what is to be gained through academic blogging. Although the essay itself has not yet been published, I wanted to post a bit of it on ITM and Old English in New York -- both to get some reactions, as well as to share what has kept me away from blogging so often in the past few weeks."Of course," Hurley adds, "we all know that this particular issue has been done -- some might argue to near-death -- on the blogs. However, I do think I managed to get somewhere when it came to defining my blog-work in terms non-bloggers or those new to the blogosphere might understand."
If you want to read more, see "Old English, New Media: or, Friday Night Meta-Blogging." I recommend it. It's one of more sobering perspectives on blogging I've encountered.


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MDC Partners reported Q1 revenue of about $236 million, an increase of 9.7 percent versus 2011. The company also reported organic growth of 5.4 percent. However, the company also reported a number of losses for the quarter.
Operating loss was at about $11.7 million versus a profit of $2.56 million year-over-year. Net loss was about $24.6 million compared with $7 million in 2011.
Adweek also notes the Q1 drop in EBITDA of 51 percent, from $15.4 million last year to $7.5 million this year. The company has purchased or taken a stake in a number of firms over the past couple of years, including Kwittken & Company, Allison+Partners, London's Epoch PR, and ad agency Anomaly.


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By floating nearly a hundred trees down a river, collecting them on an island and cutting them into shape with their newly developed chainsaw skills, six students from Dartmouth College rebuilt a treasured log cabin that had burned down. Heres how they got it done.
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Dartmouth students studied archival photos of New England log drives to learn how to transport spruce and pine trunks to the site of burned-down Titcomb Cabin on an island in the Connecticut River. The crew peeled the bark from 97 trees, grouped the logs by size, rolled them to the river, and then used eyebolts and carabiners to clip them to a 2 x 4 frame. The debut eight-log run broke apart, but later drives hauled 12 and 16 logs per trip.
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The Danger played a near flawless second half, which broke open a 21-12 halftime score, while winning their season opener 56-21 over the Lincoln Haymakers at the Heartland Events Center.
"We got off to a rough start," Danger coach Mike Davis said. "It just seemed like our timing was off on both sides of the ball, but I like the way we responded in the second half."
After a Joe Toscano field goal cut the Danger lead to 21-15 early in the third quarter, the home team went to work. They scored on four straight second half possessions to take a 49-15 lead behind quarterback Hunter Wanket and a strong running game.
Wanket, who is trying to earn a spot backing up quarterback Jamell Sewell, hit Andre Piper-Jordan for a 5-yard score immediately after Toscano's field goal. He then led a 4-play, 34-yard drive that was capped by Randy Bell's 5-yard run and a 7-play, 31-yard drive that Wanket ended himself when he scored from seven yards out for a 42-15 lead.
"I think at all levels of football, you want to win the line of scrimmage and the run game," Davis added. "I thought we did that tonight. We stopped their running game and we were able to run the ball effectively as well."
The Danger defense, led by linebacker Maurice Simpkins' seven tackles, held the Haymakers to minus-28 yards on 15 carries.
Nebraska ran for 68 yards on 23 carries, with two Danger backs reaching the end zone. Bell led the way with 50 yards on five carries, scoring twice. Newcomer C.J. Gable carried three times for 30 yards including a nifty 24-yard scamper for a touchdown in the fourth quarter.
Sewell and Wanket combined for 11-for-20 passing for 115 yards. Each threw a touchdown to Piper-Jordan who hauled in three catches for 22 yards in his Danger debut. Kayne Farquharson led the team with 58 yards on four receptions.
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of their education, skills, and competencies (Hansen-Turton et al., 2008; Ritter and Hansen-Turton, 2008; Safriet, 2010). Chapter 3 examines these barriers in greater depth.
Nurses also make significant contributions to access by delivering care where people live, work, and play. Examples include school nurses, occupational health nurses, public health nurses, and those working at so-called retail clinics in busy shopping centers. Nurses also work in migrant health clinics and nurse-managed health centers, organizations known for serving the most underserved populations. Additionally, nurses are often at the front lines serving as primary providers for individuals and families affected by natural or man-made disasters, delivering care in homes and designated community shelters.
"Value in health care is expressed as the physical health and sense of well-being achieved relative to the cost" (IOM Roundtable on Evidence-Based Medicine, 2008). Compared with support for the role of nurses in improving quality and access, there is somewhat less evidence that expanding the care provided by nurses will result in cost savings to society at large while also improving outcomes and ensuring quality. However, the evidence base in favor of such a conclusion is growing. Compared with other models of prenatal care, for example, pregnant women who receive care led by certified nurse midwives are less likely to experience antenatal hospitalization, and their babies are more likely to have a shorter hospital stay (Hatem et al., 2008) (see Chapter 2 for a case study of care provided by certified nurse midwives at the Family Health and Birth Center in Washington, DC). Another study examining the impact of nurse staffing on value suggests that increasing the proportion of nursing hours provided by RNs without increasing total nursing hours was associated with 1.5 million fewer hospital days, nearly 60,000 fewer inpatient complications, and a 0.5 percent net reduction in costs (Needleman et al., 2006). Chapter 2 includes a case study of the Nurse–Family Partnership Program, in which front-line RNs make home visits to high-risk young mothers over a 2.5-year period. This program has demonstrated significant value, resulting in a net savings of $34,148 per family served. The program has also reduced pregnancy-induced hypertension by 32 percent, child abuse and neglect by 50 percent, emergency room visits by 35 percent, and language-related delays by 50 percent (AAN, 2010).
Given the crucial role of nurses with respect to the quality, accessibility, and value of care, the nursing profession itself must undergo a fundamental transformation if the committee's vision for health care is to be realized. As this report


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Welcome to Electric Run Portland, OR! 7/13/13
Registration opens on January 3rd at 9:45 am Pacific Time.
The event will be caped at 10,000 people and is expected to sell quickly.
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Register as an individual or save money and have more fun by registering as a team of 4 or more.
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Saturday, July 13, 2013
Portland International Raceway. 1940 North Victory Boulevard Portland, OR 97217Get Directions