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I think readers could be forgiven from not knowing the editor, since that person's name doesn't usually appear in a novel. But you are right that few readers pay attention to who the publisher of a book is. The recent Amazon/Macmillan kerfuffle highlighted that fact. Kindle owners were squawking about Macmillan but in fact, they had no clue which imprints were part of Macmillan and even, in many cases, which of their favorite books/authors were published by those imprints. I did a blog post on this (http://karen-w-newton.livejournal.com/#asset-karen_w_newton-180128) listing some recent spec fic books by big names in the genre, and none of my usual commenters (who are all writers!) could identify any of the publishers.
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Run Internet Explorer so you can use ActiveX on Macs
The last official Internet Explorer for Mac is no longer functional since the release of OS X 10.7 (Lion) and is discontinued since 2005.Now you can run the latest version of Internet Explorer on Macs using virtualization. For those of you requiring IE to run ActiveX on the Mac, this is the perfect solution.
To do this, you'll need VirtualBox, the free-to-download and free-to-use virtualization software which allows you to run Windows and other "guest" operating systems on a Mac "host."
VirtualBox makes it possible to run Windows applications on a Mac, which means Internet Explorer can become a Mac application if you take the necessary steps. Which brings us to our tutorial.
How to run Internet Explorer on a Mac
Step 1Download Oracle VirtualBox for Mac and Extension Pack.
Install VirtualBox and after that, double click on the Extension Pack and follow the instructions.
Step 2Run once VirtualBox Manager and then close it. This is necessary so that the system records certain pieces of information, making it possible for the following steps to work properly.
Step 3Launch Terminal and paste one of the following commands, depending on which version of IE you'd like to install.
If your machine is not new or powerful, I recommend installing IE 8. This will install Windows XP Virtual Machine. XP is old and unsupported, but it's perfect to use in a Virtual Machine on punctual occasions.
Internet Explorer 10 Only
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xdissent/ievms/master/ievms.sh | IEVMS_VERSIONS="10" bash
Internet Explorer 9 Only
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xdissent/ievms/master/ievms.sh | IEVMS_VERSIONS="9" bash
Internet Explorer 8 Only (Windows XP, small Image)
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xdissent/ievms/master/ievms.sh | IEVMS_VERSIONS="8" bash
Internet Explorer 7 Only (Windows XP, small Image)
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xdissent/ievms/master/ievms.sh | IEVMS_VERSIONS="7" bash
Internet Explorer 7, 8, 9, 10 (will take a while longer, and will occupy a fair amount of disk space - around 20GB)
curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/xdissent/ievms/master/ievms.sh | bash
Step 4OS X will ask for your Administrator password. Enter it and wait until all applications are downloaded (it can take up to 2 hours in some cases, so be patient).
Step 5Run the Windows virtual machine. In case you're prompted to enter a password, password hint from the login screen and launch Internet Explorer.
Step 6You can upgrade to IE 11 Preview by accessing http://ie.microsoft.com/testdrive/
Step 7Turn on automatic updates and install updates. This will increase the space used by the virtual machine.
Update: The Windows XP installation is set to expire after 30 days of use.
The Windows 7 installation is set to expire after 90 days and can be rearmed 5 times.
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Features & Specs
- Engine 2.3 L Inline 4-cylinder
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- Transmission 5-speed Automatic
- Horse Power 153 hp @ 6500 rpm
- Fuel Economy 21/27 mpg
- Bluetooth Yes
- Navigation No
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Review of the 2009 Mazda Mazda5
Remember when minivans were somewhat mini? The 2009 Mazda 5 is such a vehicle, offering a nimble and practical solution for smaller families that are realistic about their space and performance needs.
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More nimble and maneuverable than full-size minivans, convenient dual sliding doors, manageable size for small families, low price.
Stability control not available, kids-only third row, no second-row bench option, engine can run out of steam when fully loaded.
What's New for 2009
After significant updates last year, the 2009 Mazda 5 sees no major changes.Read full review of the 2009 Mazda Mazda5
Full 2009 Mazda Mazda5 Review
What's New for 2009
After significant updates last year, the 2009 Mazda 5 sees no major changes.
Not everyone's going to dig the 2009 Mazda 5 -- aside from folks who resent redundancy. This is a mini minivan, a small version of an increasingly unpopular form of family transportation. But times are changing, and in 2009 more Americans are considering the purchase of smaller and more-fuel-efficient modes of transportation. For a small family, the Mazda 5 could fill the bill perfectly.
Under the Mazda 5's skin lies a lot of DNA from the Mazda 3, a class-leading compact sedan that sets itself apart with razor-sharp handling and a solid European-like ride. The sporting heritage gives the otherwise utilitarian 5 a more athletic, nimble handling nature than anything else that bears the descriptor of "van." The Mazda 5's compact dimensions also make maneuvering through traffic and squeezing into tight parking spots a breeze. And once you're in one of those tight parking spots, the 5's sliding side doors will make loading the little ones into the back easy. Plenty of folks think sliding doors are uncool, but there's no denying their superb family-friendly utility.
One inherent design compromise is that the 5's third-row seat is really only intended for children. Even then, you have to scoot up the sliding second-row captain's chairs. It's therefore best to think of the 5 as a good car for families with one or two small children that occasionally need room for the neighbor's kids or enough cargo space for trips to grandma's house. If you need enough room for three kids, Aunt Doris, a kayak and a week's worth of stuff for a road trip to Disney World, you probably should stick with a full-size minivan.
Given these size restrictions and its efficient but underpowered engine, the 2009 Mazda 5 won't be enough car for a lot of people. If you like the size and the body style but question the four-cylinder engine, the V6-powered Kia Rondo should fill the bill, although it has conventional rear doors. The highly rated Toyota RAV4 crossover SUV also has three rows of seating as well as a strong V6 that gets nearly the same fuel economy as the Mazda. But in this current climate of high gas prices and tight economic conditions, the affordable, efficient and reasonably practical Mazda 5 is making a lot more sense.
Body Styles, Trim Levels, and Options
The 2009 Mazda 5 is a small six-passenger minivan available in Sport, Touring and Grand Touring trim levels. The Sport comes standard with 17-inch alloy wheels, automatic climate control, rear-seat air-conditioning vents and controls, full power accessories, cruise control, fold-flat second- and third-row seats, a tilt-and-telescoping steering wheel with audio controls, a trip computer, electroluminescent gauges, and a six-speaker stereo with a CD player and an auxiliary audio jack. Stepping up to the Touring adds foglights, a rear spoiler, a sunroof, a leather-wrapped steering wheel and shift knob, and an in-dash six-CD changer (optional on the Sport). The Grand Touring adds automatic xenon headlights, rain-sensing windshield wipers, leather upholstery, heated front seats and Bluetooth. The Touring and the Grand Touring can be equipped with a touchscreen navigation system, and all Mazda 5s are pre-wired for satellite radio.
Powertrains and Performance
The 2009 Mazda 5 is available with only one engine, a 2.3-liter four-cylinder that produces 153 horsepower and 148 pound-feet of torque. A five-speed automatic is standard on the Touring and Grand Touring but optional on the Sport, which has a five-speed manual standard. In performance testing, a Mazda 5 Grand Touring went from zero to 60 mph in 10 seconds. Fuel economy for automatic-equipped 5s is 21 mpg city/27 mpg highway and 23 mpg combined.
Standard safety equipment on the 2009 Mazda 5 includes four-wheel antilock disc brakes, front side airbags and three-row side curtain airbags. Stability control is not available. In government crash tests, the 5 scored a perfect five stars for frontal crash protection and front side crash protection for front occupants. It got four stars for rear side protection.
Interior Design and Special Features
Some might find sliding rear doors to be the epitome of minivan uncoolness, but there's no denying that the Mazda 5's sliders make loading passengers in tight parking spaces easy. Plus, you'll never have to worry about the kids flinging the doors open into the innocent sheet metal of a neighboring vehicle. Once inside, you'll find that the sliding second-row seats are a tad short on legroom, but they can definitely accommodate small-to-average-height teens and adults. The third row is really just for children who don't require child safety seats. Six-foot-plus drivers will also find space a tad pinched, even if driver seat comfort and steering-wheel adjustment are commendable. Families with a child who still requires a car seat will find it easy to install in the second-row captain's chairs, but Mazda loses points for not offering a bench seat with the center seating position for maximum safety. With the third-row seat folded flat, 44.4 cubic feet of luggage space are available.
Driving Impressions
The 2009 Mazda 5's four-cylinder engine is adequately powerful with a driver and youngster aboard, but when fully loaded, the 5 can start to wheeze. However, since it shares much of its underpinnings with the athletic Mazda 3, the 5 exhibits a nimble nature that will have it running tight little circles around conventional minivans, which behave like battleships by comparison. The sharp, communicative steering is particularly impressive. However, this is still a tallish vehicle, and it certainly feels more top-heavy and tippy than the compact sedan on which it's based. In our testing, the 5 also showed some instability in high-speed accident avoidance maneuvers; which might be of minor concern as no stability control is available.
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Boomer looks forward to Christmas just as much as the rest of us. But here he's saying, "Come on Mom, just take the picture...I'd better get a treat after this!"
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If you want to know all about the Crystal Theatre, a new book, Vanished Burlington, has a chapter about it, far its early days until it was destroyed by fire.
Actually the Hume wasn't the first movie theatre the Crystal was, even though they were owned by the same man. The Crystal burned down in 1930 and the Hume was built on Lakeshore
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Hi: The Roxy was renamed The Odeon…my older brother and Sister remember the change. I went there when it was the Odeon dozens of times. It was located on the Lakeshore at the bottom of Brant street. There is a secret room there still, behind the little coffee shop. My friend's daughter worked at the coffee shop and took her mother into the back to show her the remains of the old theatre.
It has always been my understanding that the Roxy was renamed the Odeon. I have older siblings who will know for sure and I will let you know.
It is amazing how many theatres are named ROXY in imitation of the once famous name of the New York City panjandrum of the movie palace: Samual Lionel Rothapfel = "Roxy". His namesake was the famous ROXY THEATRE in NYC, which outlasted him by only 25 years when it was demolished in 1960. The whole story is in that landmark book "The Best Remaining Seats: The Story of the Golden Age of the Movie Palace" by the late Ben M. Hall in 1961. Various editions of it are sometimes available from www.Amazon.com, but only the first edition contains the color plates.
I just found out some history about the "Roxy Theater" in Burlington & I know that It was located in The Downtown area & It open in 1949 & closed in 1960, not in 1980, that was the "Odeon Theatre". But I could not find any more info on what street it was located on & I can't find any photos of the "Roxy" in Burlington.
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2012 6x10 Ten Minute Play Festival
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- The 5th Annual Barn Players 6 x 10 Ten Minute Play Festival December 7-9, 2012 Friday and Saturday 7:30pm, Sunday 2:00pm For the fifth year running, we are proud to present the 6 x 10 Play Festival, a one-weekend celebration of original work from playwrights in the midwest and particularly the Kansas City Metro area. Out of dozens of submissions this year, we picked six to bring to the stage, and each has its own director and cast. This December, come see something new, something that will make you laugh, make you cry, make you think, and showcase the vast array of talent in Kansas City theatre. The 6 x 10 Play Festival... six local playwrights, six original plays, six directors, one fantastic evening of theatre! THE PLAYS: Back To One by Lezlie Revelle, directed by Rachael Redler The Captain and Roberts by Brian Gehrlein, directed by Ray Zarr The Suitcase by Brigid Amos, directed by Danielle Swatzell Sunday in the Park with Carla by Amanda Petefish-Schrag, directed by Michael Murphy To The Dogs by Victor Wishna, directed by Lindsay Adams Who Are You by Alex Bigus, directed by Sara Crow Featuring: Art Bagdasaryan, Josh Brady, Stephanie Charleton, Korey Childs, Alyssa Dunning, Kaitlynn Elizabeth, Joshua Gleeson, Carrie Lenahan, Alice Pollock, Emerson Rapp, Jeff Shehan, Kyle Wallen, Alexandria Washington, Bill Welch, Cathy Wood {e_description}amp; Melony Wood
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There's cooking and there's baking, and the two should never be confused. Good cooks are ever commendable. Good bakers, on the other hand, have something about them bigger than skill or imagination, something that reaches back to the beginning of agriculture and the first inklings of civilization. Good bakers are their own mystic society. So hats off to Cook's Illustrated for throwing open the doors and sharing the mysteries with the rest of us. Baking Illustrated absolutely has it all. You'll find chapters devoted to "Quick Breads, Muffins, Biscuits, and Scones"; "Yeast Breads and Rolls"; "Pizza, Focaccia, and Flatbread"; "Pies and Tarts"; "Pastry"; "Crisps, Cobblers, and Other Fruit Desserts"; "Cakes"; and "Cookies, Brownies, and Bar Cookies". No mean undertaking, all that. Tools are tested and names are named. Techniques are stripped back then rebuilt. Cook's Illustrated carries all this off with a style and relish for inquiry and detail that sets a standard. Nothing is taken for granted because there's no fudge room with baking. It works or it doesn't. So trust is a big issue. And the end result of all the mighty labors of the Cooks Illustrated staff is text you can trust. This is a baking book that works.
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Rampart: On Wednesday, August 22, 2001, at approximately 8:00 P.M., Rampart Patrol Officers responded to an Assault with a Deadly Weapon investigation, shots fired at the 500 block of North Coronado Street. Upon arrival, officers found the victim down on the driveway suffering from a gunshot wound. Los Angeles Fire department Paramedics responded to the scene and pronounced the victim dead.
The investigation determined that witnesses heard several gunshots and observed the victim on the ground. A suspect was seen running from the area immediately after the shooting. The suspect was described as a male wearing dark clothing. The weapon used was an unknown caliber handgun.
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Battered Aereo Takes a Couple More Blows
October 28, 2014
U.S. District Judge Alison Nathan last week granted broadcasters' request for a temporary restraining order against Aereo. This is the latest setback for the would-be cable-killer service, which was suspended following a Supreme Court ruling this summer. Aereo had utilized small dime-sized antennas to capture over-the-air TV signals and stream the content to subscribers over the Internet.
Technology Taxes Come at a Steep Cost, Report Finds
October 28, 2014
Slapping taxes on information and communication technologies can cost countries more money than it brings in, says a study by the Information Technology & Innovation Foundation. Most of the countries imposing high taxes are lower- or middle-income nations in Africa, South Asia and America. The report's release coincides with protests in Hungary over the government's plan to tax ISPs.
Debian's Civil War: Has It Really Come to This?
October 27, 2014
Well it seems no matter how loudly we here in the Linux blogosphere try to hum a happy tune or discuss cheerful FOSS matters, we just can't seem to drown out the shouts and screams coming from those standing too close to the Systemd Inferno. Stand back, people! It's dangerous! The embers, of course, had been hot for some time already before the blaze flared sky-high a few months ago.
Amazon Sticks It to Google Chromecast
October 27, 2014
Amazon on Monday introduced the Fire TV Stick, a new streaming-media device that can connect to an HDTV's HDMI port and deliver video content from Amazon Prime Instant Video, as well as Netflix, Hulu Plus, ESPN, YouTube, Spotify, Vevo, Pandora and A&E. It also can be used to play games. New and existing Amazon Prime customers can pre-order the Fire TV Stick for $19 through Tuesday.
Ello Sets Its Ad-Free Promise in Stone
October 23, 2014
Ello on Thursday made its ad-free philosophy official by incorporating it into a new company charter. Now converted to a public benefit corporation, the social network has stipulated not only that it will never make money from selling ads or user data, but also that any new owners will have to comply by those terms as well, in the event it's ever sold.
Kickstarter Puts Kibosh on Tor-Based Router Funding
October 21, 2014
Kickstarter on Friday suspended a crowdfunding campaign for Anonabox, a portable networking device designed specifically to run Tor. The campaign for the privacy-minded router, which launched earlier last week, was wildly successful. In just a few days, it reportedly garnered more than $600,000 in pledged funds from thousands of backers. The Kickstarter goal for the $45 device was just $7,500.
FOSS and the Fear Factor
October 20, 2014
In a world that's been dominated for far too long by the Systemd Inferno, Linux fans will have to be forgiven if they seize perhaps a bit too gleefully upon the scraps of cheerful news that come along on any given day. Of course, for cheerful news, there's never any better place to look than the Reglue effort, run by longtime Linux advocate and all-around-hero-for-kids Ken Starks.
Gadget Ogling: Apple vs. Google, a Bossy Activity Tracker, and Feeling Your Path
October 18, 2014
There was plenty of focus on the cameras at Apple's presentation, as it tries to promote the tablet as an ideal viewfinder for taking high-quality images, while adding iPhone features like time-lapse and burst mode. However, the new push of iPad photography is just encouraging even more people to look foolish by taking photos with their tablet in public. This is a plague.
BBC to Preserve Memory of Its 'Forgotten' Articles
October 17, 2014
The BBC will publish and continually update a list of its published articles that were removed from Google searches under Europe's "right to be forgotten" rule. David Jordan, director of editorial policy and standards for the BBC, announced the move. The decision is a reaction to the EC ruling that search engines must remove "inadequate, irrelevant or no longer relevant" links upon request.
Netflix Drives Into a Ditch
October 17, 2014
Netflix stock closed Friday at $357, up slightly from the depths it plummeted to earlier this week. Shares fell almost 25 percent in premarket trading on Thursday -- more than $110 a share -- to $338. The plunge followed news of weak subscriber growth in its third quarter. Netflix reported $1.2 billion in Q3 revenue, which was up 38 percent from the same period a year prior.
Tide Starts to Turn Against Gamergate's Women-Hating Campaign
October 17, 2014
Backlash against the #Gamergate movement escalated several notches this week, thanks to high-profile newspaper reports and a public statement from the Entertainment Software Association. "Threats of violence and harassment are wrong," the ESA said. "They have to stop. There is no place in the video game community -- or our society -- for personal attacks and threats."
And Now for Something Completely Different
October 13, 2014
Well it's a good thing we here in the Linux community had a refreshing and refocusing break recently, because last week it was back onto the hot coals once again. The Systemd inferno -- which Linux Girl is starting to think of as "The Blaze That Must Not Be Named" -- has spread even further, your trusty reporter is dismayed to report, extending now to encompass the entire FOSS community.
Tech Execs Issue Dire Warnings on Impact of NSA Surveillance
October 10, 2014
The NSA's wide-ranging surveillance of people's communications worldwide is hitting America's high-tech industry hard, said panelists on Wednesday at a roundtable held by Senate Finance Committee Chairman Ron Wyden in Palo Alto, California. Wyden set the tone from the start: "This is going to cost America jobs." Several foreign governments are planning to build domestic Internets.
One Way Around the Mobile Net Neutrality Conundrum
October 09, 2014
Verizon Wireless may be bitterly regretting the challenge Verizon made to the FCC's Net neutrality rules. There's little doubt competing wireless providers are. Verizon in 2010 sued the FCC over its mandate that ISPs treat all Internet data the same. The D.C. Circuit Court of Appeals this year agreed with Verizon and struck down the rules. Now the FCC is putting it all back on the table.
Don't Look Now, but Ads Are Coming to Snapchat
October 09, 2014
Ads soon will arrive on Snapchat. However, they will not target individual users. Rather, they'll appear in a more generalized fashion within the service's Snapchat Stories feature among shared photos and videos, CEO Evan Spiegel said Wednesday. A new service for disappearing content and ads, called "Snapchat Discovery," reportedly also is in the works for launch this year.
Facebook Sharpens Audience Network Targeting
October 08, 2014
Facebook on Tuesday further opened its Audience Network to third-party developers and publishers. It debuted the platform in April, positioning it as a mobile monetization tool that would leverage Facebook's 1.5 million advertisers and the millions of users who sign into apps using their Facebook credentials. The platform is now available to developers and publishers around the world.
Systemd Dev Slams FOSS Culture
October 07, 2014
The open source community is "quite a sick place to be in," said Red Hat engineer and Systemd developer Lennart Poettering. "The open source community is full of [assh*les], and I probably more than most others am one of their most favorite targets," Poettering added. "I get hate mail for hacking on open source. People have started multiple 'petitions' .... asking me to stop working.
The Importance of Being FOSS
October 06, 2014
It's a fact of life in virtually every community that there will be countless daily distractions -- news announcements, controversies, squabbles -- that take up the majority of our time and energy, leaving little for the big picture. The Linux community is no exception. That's why it was such a relief to see a post recently that struck directly to the core of all that is FOSS.
Evernote Aims to Bring All the Loose Bits Together
October 03, 2014
Evernote CEO Phil Libin on Thursday announced major expansions of the company's note-taking application. The new features are designed to build Evernote's business presence and keep users connected to its services. Some of the best business-oriented and social media features will roll out as premium buy-ins. Other product tweaks will give users more efficient note-taking and organizational tools.
Being Facebook Means Never Having to Say You're Sorry
October 03, 2014
Facebook on Thursday announced it had developed a framework for conducting research on its 1.3 billion or so users. The announcement clearly is a response to the onslaught of criticism the company recently received, when it blithely reported the findings of a study about how News Feed content affected a user's mood. Facebook withheld certain posts and promoted others to see how users would react.
EFF Raises Alarm Over ComputerCOP's Spying Ways
October 02, 2014
ComputerCOP software, a parental monitoring application that long has been recommended and distributed by law enforcement agencies, is little more than spyware with significant potential for abuse, the EFF reported Wednesday. The software includes a keylogger that could expose a family's personal information by transmitting what's typed to third-party servers without encryption, the EFF said.
Attorney Slams Google for Making Money Off Nude Celeb Pics
October 02, 2014
Google may be on the receiving end of a $100 million lawsuit from attorneys representing some of the celebrities whose nude photos were hacked from their iCloud accounts and subsequently posted online. Entertainment lawyer Martin Singer has sent a letter to Google's top executives and its legal staff, accusing the company of ignoring a take-down request sent to it four weeks ago.
Netflix Falls in Punch-Drunk Love With Adam Sandler
October 02, 2014
Netflix on Thursday announced that it will be the exclusive home for four original feature films starring Adam Sandler. Netflix will work with Sandler's Happy Madison Productions to develop the films and premiere them exclusively on its service. "This is an interesting development and one that demonstrates that Netflix hasn't forgotten its movie roots," said IDC analyst Greg Ireland.
Darkcoin Steps Out of the Shadows
October 01, 2014
Darkcoin has exited beta and is now ready for mainstream use. Also, the software's code is now open source. Darkcoin is the first fully open source cryptocurrency with financial privacy built directly into the software, its developers claimed. Open-sourcing financial software is vitally important, they said, because it instills confidence that users' financial privacy is protected.
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City Council passes law promoting local hiring
Updated On: Jun 04 2013 07:31:02 AM EDT
The Baltimore City Council passed a law Monday that promotes local hiring, even though some say it's discriminatory.
The bill will help lower the city's high unemployment rate, according to its supporters.
Under the measure, companies awarded city contracts of more than $300,000, or whose projects receive at least $5 million in city funding, must hire city residents as 51 percent of their project workforce.
The city solicitor has said the measure is unconstitutional because it discriminates against non-city residents.
The Baltimore Sun reported that Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake will allow the bill to become law without her signature due to the legal questions and opposition by some in the business community.
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So I had a word-press Pro photo blog. It was amazing. I loved the design and started blogging on it last January for the new year. With the busy wedding season my blog got put off for a while and I hadn't posted anything new in a few months. Recently it was brought to my attention by a friend that my blog was gone... So I began to investigate the situation.
Apparently in Sept. when a sales person from Go-daddy called me to renew some of my hosting stuff they thought I didn't need my blog since I hadn't posted anything new recently and deleted it.. To sum things up all content is lost, design is lost, and time is lost.... So frustrating.. and now for me with a new baby on the way and not a whole lot of time to blog any way.. I feel it is best for me to go back to my simple little blogspot blog.. where I can blog for free and though I don't have as much control over my blog it's been consistant over the years and easy to use. No one can delete it, but me.. My content is safe here.
So to all the fancy pants bloggers out there who have time to design a sick ass blog and post all the time props to you folks!!
I hardly have time to post to facebook, and do people ever really read or care about my blogs anyway??? I'm not sure... but either way I'm going to hold off on the investment of a fancy blog for 2013 and put my hard earned money and time in to something I"m passionate about...
Tuesday, December 11, 2012
So long my beautiful blog....
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In the 270th all-time meeting between Wesleyan and Amherst in baseball, Wesleyan got a leg up on both the Little Three title and the NESCAC West crown when Donnie Cimino '15 hit a soft liner over the second-base bag to drive in Andrew Yin '15 with the deciding run in the bottom of the 9th for a 2-1 victory. Yin had led off the inning with a bunt single down the third-base line to extend his school-record hitting streak to 27 games. He then stole second base as Amherst played Cimino for a sacrifice bunt, giving Yin a large lead and big jump. Both teams now stand 8-2 in conference play. Wesleyan is 4-0 in Little Three play while Amherst is now 3-1 in the Little Three. The squads then decided both titles Saturday in a double-header at Amherst. Wesleyan took the first game as Jeff Blout '14 tossed six shutout innings during a 3-0 Wesleyan victory. That sealed the titles for Wesleyan which will now host the NESCAC tourmament Fri.-Sun., May 10-12. Before that, however, both Wesleyan and Trinity tuned up for the playoffs, as the Bantams took first place in the NESCAC East, in a regular-season ending twin-bill in Hartford Sat., May 4. Wesleyan took both nine-inning outings, 8-6 and 6-4.
It was a pitcher's battle throughout the game Friday vs. Amherst with Nick Cooney '15 going for Wesleyan. Neither pitcher allowed a run through four innings. Amherst broke the ice in the 5th with a line-drive home run to left field, his first of the year, spotting Amherst a 1-0 lead. Wesleyan evened the count at 1-1 in the 7th when Cimino led off with a liner into the gap in right-center field. His double was extended to three bases when the ball was misplayed in the outfield. Sam Goodwin-Boyd '15 followed with a sharp grounder to short and Cimino scampered home to make it a 1-1 game.
Amherst had threatened to score more runs in the 5th with runners at first and third following the homer, but Cooney got out of the jam as Wesleyan nailed a runner at the plate on a double-steal attempt. Wesleyan had a chance to take the lead in the 8th but a good catch in deep left field on a high fly by Eric Jones '16 kept it a 1-1 game as Wesleyan had a runner at second and one out at the time.
Cooney (5-1) logged his second complete game of the year, going the distance while allowing six hits with six strikeouts and four walks.
In the first game of the double-header in Amherst, Blout scattered seven hits over six innings to keep Amherst off the board. Sam Elias '15 tossed the final inning, retiring the Lord Jeffs one-two-three for his first save. Wesleyan had taken the lead in the 4th when Goodwin-Boyd single, moved to second on a wild pitch and when Jon Dennett '15 put down a sacrifice bunt, a throwing error on the play allowed Goodwin-Boyd to score. The Cardinals made it 3-0 in the 5th on RBI singles by Chris Bonti '13 and Cimino. Yin had a hit in the 3rd inning to push his streak to 28 games.
Cimino went 4-for-5 in the nightcap and Yin got a single in the 8th to move his hitting streak to 29 games as Wesleyan ralleid from a 5-0 deficit to tie the game in the top of the 9th, 5-5. Cimino, now with 112 career hits, drove in the first Wesleyan run with a single in the 6th. The Cardinals made it 5-4 in the 8th as Cimino doubled in a run, followed by RBI singles from Goodwin-Boyd and Steve Moran '13. Wesleyan manufactured the tying run in the 9th with a pair of walks, a Cimino single and a hit batter as Goodwin-Boyd got the RBI. Wesleyan left the bases loaded in the frame and Amherst won it, 6-5, with three straight hits in the bottom of the 9th off Peter Rantz '16.
At Trinity, Dennett had a solid two games, going 5-for-8 with three runs scored and a pair of RBI. Wesleyan wrapped 24 hits on the day while Trinity was limited to 13 by a bevvy of Cardinal hurlers. Cooney got the win in the opener, going a designated four inning whie giving up only two hits and one unearned run with five strikeouts. At the plate, Dennett followed up an RBI single by Goodwin-Boyd with a two-run double as Wesleyan led 3-0 in the 1st inning. The lead grew to 8-1 in the 7th before five late Bantam runs cut the final gap to two. Guy Davidson '16 doubled in a pair in the 5th and his single in the 7th brought in two more, giving him a four-RBI contest. In the second game, the Cardinals carried a 3-0 advantage into the 8th. Goodwin-Boyd had an RBI gounder in the 1st while a second run scored on an error. Yin brought in a run in the 6th with one of his three hits. He did have his streak stopped in the first game, however. Trinity rallied for four runs in the bottom of the 8th, but Wesleyan responded with three in the 9th for the win. Bonti drove in the tying run with a sacrifice fly before Davidson got RBI number five on the day for the winning run and Hoynes added an RBI double to pad the lead. Elias got the final three outs for a save, his third of the year.
Wesleyan takes on Bowdoin, second place in the NESCAC East, in its first-round tournament game at 2:30 p.m. Fri., May 10. The game will have LiveStats and a webcast. The Trinity-Amherst game at Bee Hive Field in New Britain will start at 2:30 p.m. and features an audiocast. Winners will meet at Wesleyan Sat., May 11 at 10:30 a.m. while losers play at Bee Hive at 10:30 Saturday in the first elimination game. Game five of the tournmament will be at Wesleyan Saturday at 2:30 p.m. to whittle the field to two teams. The championship will be decided Sunday with a game at Wesleyan at 10 a.m. and a possible second game immediately following, if necessary.


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What a better way for your hens to mingle and get in the party mood than to start the weekend off with a dance lesson! The best thing about DanceFix is that WE come to YOU. We travel all over Ireland.
Basically all you do is book a room and leave the rest to us! This could be the function room in your hotel, a near by dance studio or the living room in an apartment! Once you are happy with the room and it has adequate space it's fine with us. Some hens who are struggling to find a venue, I often advise to try a local nite club, as they aren't in use during the day and with the promise of 20 hens popping in for a drink that night I'm sure they will be accommodating!
Then you can choose what dance style you would like. If you have no preference and just want some feel-good girly songs and current hits, then leave it up to us, as we know what works and what will suit everyone in the group. It's all about having fun! The choreography is not too difficult as we don't want people in the group to be nervous or uncomfortable or frustrated. We break down the steps and repeat it and just have fun with it. The end result always looks great and many groups have gone on to strut their new moves in the club that night or at the wedding itself!
Often, groups arrive and are feeling anxious or out of their comfort zone - the DanceFix instructors will be aware of this and will make sure to put everyone at ease. Within 5 minutes everyone is having a good time and really enjoying themselves and looking forward to the night ahead!
You can choose from a variety of dance styles e.g. Hip hop, 80s Disco, 50s swing, jazz, tap, Irish Dance, Bollywood, Latino, a commercial burlesque piece, jazz or vintage.
Maybe you and your group have a particular song you like or the bride-to-be has a favourite artist - you can let us know your specification and we will cater to your needs.
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The Dance lesson is suitable for all ages and no dance experience is required.
The dance class lasts an hour and a half and with it you will also get a slideshow of pictures the whole group can download and share from the website. It's a nice piece of memorabilia to have of the day.
Perhaps you'd like to add to the dance lesson by starring in your own Music Video! With some of the dance moves learned and a little bit of free style, add to the experience by creating your very own Music Video with your hens! The music video will be available to download approx 4 weeks after the lesson.
Complimentary champagne is also provided for all groups. Details of prices are on the info & prices page.
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Doxing or Doxxing is the act of identifying a person from one small bit of information such as an email address. The "Doxer" uses this email address to find out phone numbers, address, real name etc of the target. Doxing is "legal" as long as you are only finding publicy available information, it becomes illegal if you stalk the person through online chat services, like facebook or msn, or if you hack into their social accounts, like facebook, twitter, gmail hotmail etc.
The act of getting information about a person by searching the internet, stalking, or actually asking questions about the intended victim only if the victim has the initials JLG.
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Review of the 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac
Thanks to major improvements, the 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac is no longer a half-baked curiosity. For some consumers, this four-door pickup is now a worthwhile and more useful alternative to a traditional SUV.
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Roomy cabin, strong optional V8, hidden storage compartments, nice ride and handling balance.
V8 can be thirsty, styling not for everyone, small cargo bed compared to traditional pickup trucks.
What's New for 2007
Returning after a one-year hiatus, the Ford Explorer Sport Trac has been fully redesigned for the 2007 model year. Major improvements for this SUV-pickup combination include a newly available V8 that provides 40 percent more power than the previous V6, greater cargo and towing capacity, enhanced ride and handling characteristics and a roomier, more comfortable cabin.Read full review of the 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac
Full 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac Review
What's New for 2007
Returning after a one-year hiatus, the Ford Explorer Sport Trac has been fully redesigned for the 2007 model year. Major improvements for this SUV-pickup combination include a newly available V8 that provides 40 percent more power than the previous V6, greater cargo and towing capacity, enhanced ride and handling characteristics and a roomier, more comfortable cabin.
In an effort to capitalize further on the SUV craze that had been going on for nearly a decade, Ford brought out the Explorer Sport Trac for 2001. Essentially an Explorer SUV with a small pickup bed grafted onto the back, the vehicle's mission was to combine the passenger comfort and space of a four-door SUV with the cargo flexibility of a pickup. Though an interesting concept, we were never particularly smitten with the first Sport Trac, as we found it to be poor in terms of handling and utility. Although the Ford Explorer was redesigned for 2002, the Sport Trac continued on pretty much unchanged through 2005.
For 2007, the Ford Explorer Sport Trac returns, this time based on the current-generation Explorer platform, which received additional updates for the 2006 model year. Much of the Sport Trac's chassis hardware is derived from the Explorer, though the Sport Trac has a 13-inch-longer wheelbase. Ford claims that the 2007 Sport Trac is more than 400-percent stiffer than the 2005 version. The stiffer body, along with adoption of the Explorer's independent rear suspension, gives the vehicle dramatically improved handling and ride characteristics.
The new Sport Trac also boasts the availability of the Explorer's 292-horspower V8 and six-speed automatic transmission. Functional enhancements include a larger bed (now featuring three hidden storage compartments), increased towing capacity and more standard safety features, including stability control and side airbags.
Thanks to these upgrades, the 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac is no longer a half-baked curiosity. True, one can still get more hauling ability from a more traditional pickup, but the Sport Trac should satisfy consumers who desire a mix of carlike handling, SUV-like rear-seat comfort and the ability to do some light-to-medium-duty towing and hauling. Alternatively, one might look at the Honda Ridgeline, which is similar to the Sport Trac in many regards.
Body Styles, Trim Levels, and Options
The 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac is a four-door Explorer SUV modified to include a small pickuplike cargo bed. Two trim levels are available. The well-equipped XLT comes with a composite cargo box, 16-inch alloy wheels, power windows and mirrors, keyless entry, cruise control, air conditioning and CD player. Move up to the Limited and color-keyed bumpers and side mirrors, foglamps, side-step bars, 18-inch wheels, a power driver seat, and leather wrapping for the steering wheel and gearshift knob are thrown into the mix. Major options include a heated windshield, a moonroof, leather seating, adjustable pedals, a navigation system, an upgraded sound system with CD changer and subwoofer and satellite radio. For the cargo box, Ford offers an optional cagelike bed extender and a hard tonneau cover.
Powertrains and Performance
The Sport Trac's standard powertrain consists of a 4.0-liter V6 good for 210 horsepower and 254 pound-feet of torque coupled to a five-speed automatic transmission. A 4.6-liter V8 rated for 292 hp and 300 lb-ft of torque is also available; it comes with a six-speed automatic. Either is available with rear- or four-wheel drive. The Control Trac four-wheel-drive system has three modes. Intended for everyday driving, 4x4 Auto mode routes power only to the rear wheels until they slip, at which point power is delivered automatically to the front wheels. The 4x4 High mode provides a 50/50 power split to the front and rear wheels, making it ideal for off-road or severe winter conditions. The 4x4 Low mode locks the transfer case and is for the really deep stuff, steep grades and pulling a boat out of the water. Class III and IV towing packages are optional. Properly outfitted, the 2007 Explorer Sport Trac can pull up to 6,800 pounds.
Antilock disc brakes, stability control, front-seat side airbags and a tire pressure monitor are all standard. A side curtain airbag system for all outboard passengers is optional on both trim levels.
Interior Design and Special Features
A redesigned interior with new materials, colors and seats graces the 2007 Ford Explorer Sport Trac. Notable features include an easily cleaned rubber floor with Berber carpeted mats, 60/40-split-folding rear bench seat and displays for outside temperature and compass. The 4.5-foot cargo box is constructed of corrosion-proof sheet-molded composite (SMC) with a molded-in black inner liner that resists scratches and is dent-proof. The box is notched, allowing customers to place two 2-by-4 boards across the span to provide tiered storage of materials. Three cargo bins are built into the bed's load floor and feature drain plugs which allow them to be used as iceboxes or for storing wet items.
Driving Impressions
With a front and rear independent suspension, nicely tuned dampers and springs, admirable road isolation and a surprisingly responsive steering system, the 2007 Sport Trac is light-years ahead of its predecessor. Handling is surefooted and the ride is almost luxury-car plush. With more than a fourfold increase in torsional rigidity and more liberal use of noise dampening materials, the Sport Trac boasts a noticeably quieter cabin. Ford claims that at 40 mph, the Sport Trac is a full 5 decibels quieter than a Honda Ridgeline.
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A Sane Look at a Perplexing Subject
Are Demons Real?
A cold, hard look at demons in the light of science, philosophy, rational thought and careful Bible exposition
Where Have All the Demons Gone?
Are there fewer demons in todays sophisticated society or are we just failing to recognize them?
Satan and Evil Spirits:
Can Beat Them
The forgotten secret to casting out demons, defeating the devil, and overcoming temptation
Deliverance from Demon Possession: Real Life Help
Lengthy but faith-building and very practical
Can a Christian Be Demon Possessed?
Seeking Love, Unity and Sanity on a Hot Topic
Spiritual Warfare
Turning Personal Spiritual Attack into Victory
Deliverance from Demons and Curses
At last! A level-headed approach to the confusing world of claims and counter-claims about generational curses, occult powers and the demonic
The Unexpected Reason for God Seeming Distant
A Christian makes a life-changing discovery about her casual interest in the occult
Occult Dangers
A brief look at some of the things to be wary of
Imaginary Friends
Could they be demonic? Surprising insights from an abuse survivor
Deliverance from Sleep Paralysis with Hallucinations
Out of Body Experiences, Lucid Dreaming, Astral Travel, Haunted Houses, Ghosts, Demonic Attacks
Nightmares and Unwanted Dreams
This and the page it leads to has several sections about demonic attack in our dreams
Tempted, Condemned, Put Down
The demonic reason for our doubts
Sickness and the Demonic
A Christian finds healing From chronic fatigue through deliverance from a demon
More Powerful & Capable Than You Thought
Encouragement when you feel weakened by moral failure
Scriptures Affirming Our Power Over Demons
A Witch Meets Christ
Sex with Demons
Sex, Demons & Temptation
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A work of fiction with helpful insights into resisting demons
Warning: Exorcism Dangers
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Goodwill, Savers Thrift Stores Find New Venues
by Robert Bell
Posted 8/9/2010 12:00 am
Updated 2 years ago
Back in the olden days, the local thrift shop was often housed in a rundown storefront in a strip center that was 15 years past its prime, locations that were acceptable to a mixed clientele of low-income households and intrepid bargain-hunters.
In recent years, however, thrift shopping has become socially acceptable and many thrift stores have gone pro - more like a T.J. Maxx than a musty-smelling church basement. Several have set up shop in Arkansas in the last couple of years in suburban power centers, empty big-box stores and other prime retail locations.
In July, Goodwill Industries of Arkansas signed a lease for the former Circuit City building in west Little Rock. An opening date has not yet been announced, but when the store opens, it will have about 19,000 SF of retail space, said Brian Itzkowitz, president and CEO of Goodwill in Arkansas.
"We are looking for the same real estate and the same locations that your normal retailers are looking for," Itzkowitz said - namely, locations "that are convenient and in high-traffic areas. Especially if you're looking from a donor base, you want to be able to attract donors and make it very convenient for them to get in and get out."
Savers of Bellevue, Wash., a for-profit chain that partners with local nonprofits, recently opened two more stores in Arkansas. A 28,000-SF store opened in April at Bowman Station in west Little Rock in a former CompUSA. In July, a 33,000-SF Savers opened in what had been a Linens 'N Things on Rogers Avenue in Fort Smith.
"Due to the fallout of some of the big box guys - Circuit City, CompUSA, Linens - that's been an opportunity for us," said David Cree, director of real estate for Savers.
Resale is a multibillion-dollar business. According to the industry group NARTS: The Association of Resale Professionals, Goodwill had 2009 revenue of $2.8 billion, with the majority generated by its 2,324 thrift stores.
Adele Meyer, executive director of the group, said she had noticed some increase in the number of thrift stores opening in former big-box spaces.
"I know Goodwill and sometimes Salvation Army and Volunteers of America have been going into some bigger buildings that maybe Kmart or something else vacated that was large like that," she said. "There are a lot of those buildings empty now."
Meyer said that her organization hadn't seen a huge increase in the number of thrift stores opening in former big box locations, but it was happening.
Goodwill Growth
Goodwill has another store in the works, in addition to the west Little Rock store. The nonprofit will open a location in September in a former Harvest Foods in Bryant.
Goodwill has budgeted about $300,000 to convert the former Circuit City location into a modern thrift store. Many of these large, well-lit stores take the same basic approach as conventional retailers, with racks and shelves full of organized merchandise, fitting rooms and plenty of staff, Itzkowitz said.
A large part of Goodwill's mission is creating jobs and providing job training to people with disabilities and special needs.
"And 93 percent of our budget comes from our donated goods business," he said. "We don't get a lot of outside funding, so we count on the revenue generated by the stores to fund our programs. That's why we are aggressively growing, because certainly there is a need out there in the community, with the economy the way it is."
In 2009, Goodwill's donated goods program brought in about $10.2 million, up from $9.5 million in 2008, according to the nonprofit's annual report
The current retail climate has allowed Goodwill to be able to move into large sites that have become available, Itzkowitz said.
"It's an opportunity for us to grow, and to grow [without] impacting our balance sheet the way it would've five years ago. Because even if that [Circuit City] location would have been available, the cost on it would probably have been prohibitive at that point," he said.
"It just makes it that much more important that when you do a location like that, that it performs well. You can't mess up and you have to do it right, because you have too much invested in it for it to not do well."
Itzkowitz did not disclose the lease rates for Goodwill stores, but said the rate on the former Circuit City property was a good deal.
Goodwill has also expanded into northwest Arkansas recently, opening a 25,000-SF location in a former Today's Office in Springdale and a 9,000-SF store and donation center on Walton Boulevard in Bentonville, Itzkowitz said.
Several of the new Goodwill stores have drive-up donation services, where donors can simply pop the trunk to allow staff members to unload the donated goods.
Nonprofit Partner
The first Savers in Arkansas opened in 1998 on Cantrell Road in Little Rock and is now located on JFK Boulevard in North Little Rock. The company employs about 145 people at its three stores in the state and about 13,000 at its more than 240 stores in the United States and Canada.
Savers' total revenue from 2005 to 2009 was nearly $3 billion. Between December 2005 and the end of this year, the company will have opened 58 stores, and plans to open 50 to 100 more during the next five-year period, Sara Gaugl, a Savers spokeswoman, said in an e-mail.
"Arkansas is a strong Savers market, and we've found that our value proposition really resonates with people here," Gaugl wrote.
She said the company didn't have any specific information about whether it plans to open any more locations in the state.
But the company is "reviewing all the markets that remain," said Cree, Savers' real estate director. "We haven't made a decision on any of them, and they're all under consideration, whether it be Fayetteville, Bentonville, Rogers, Texarkana. There's still a number of markets in the state that are worthy of consideration."
Thrift store shopping has entered the mainstream as more and more customers have become accustomed to buying second-hand merchandise from a wide variety of sources, including eBay and Craigslist, and is no longer considered a resource solely for lower-income individuals, Gaugl wrote.
"Some may be surprised to learn that a significant percentage of our shoppers are well-educated bargain hunters, with household incomes between $40,000 and $70,000," she wrote.
Though the privately held chain is a for-profit operation, local charities collect merchandise for Savers to sell. The company then pays the donor charities for every item it sells, including those dropped off at Savers stores.
In Arkansas, the company has partnerships with two Big Brothers Big Sisters chapters and with the Arc Arkansas, which provides various support services to people with disabilities and their families.
The west Little Rock Savers partners with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas.
"It's been a great relationship so far," said Christel Cater, vice president of marketing and recruiting for Big Brothers Big Sisters.
Savers does not allow its partners to disclose the dollar amounts it contributes to the nonprofits, Cater said.
Since Savers' inception in 1954, the company has generated more than $1 billion for 120 local charities and nonprofits, Gaugl said.
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Willis Smith is part of West Group LLC, which owns Bowman Station in west Little Rock, where Savers recently opened.
He said about a year passed between CompUSA closing and Savers opening. The thrift store chain signed a one-year lease, with an option to renew for 10 years.
Smith did not disclose the lease rate for the Savers space, but said it was about 25 percent less than what CompUSA was paying and would eventually increase to within the range it commanded before.
The environment for large retail space has been tough since the recession began.
"That first year, no one was doing anything, so we felt lucky to have anybody," he said. "And I think they'll be a good tenant."
It is likely that more people are shopping at thrift stores because the recession has caused consumers to be more bargain conscious, said Smith, whose wife, Elaine, owns Elaine's Closet, an upscale Little Rock consignment store.
"It's all shopping habits," he said. "I think everybody's gotten more conservative."
Smith said he was not reluctant to lease space to a resale store, and he found that, as a company, Savers is "pretty strong, if you research them. It's one of those under-the-radar-type companies."
Gregg Mueller is director of operations at Ashley Co., which leases four retail spaces to Goodwill in Arkansas. The spaces range in size from 7,500 SF in Jacksonville to 19,000 SF at Indian Hills Shopping Center in North Little Rock.
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Maloney: I owed that goal to Wigan
Shaun Maloney felt he owed Wigan his last-gasp equaliser in yesterday's 1-1 draw with QPR that could yet prove instrumental to their Barclays Premier League survival.
Maloney rifled home a free-kick deep into injury time after toiling against 10 men for 70 minutes to secure a point that was insufficient to lift them out of the bottom three
It was his fifth goal of the season and the 30-year-old Scot was pleased to have delivered after producing what he considered to be a sub-standard display at Loftus Road.
"It was needed because it was one of my poorer performances for the club, so I needed to do something to try and rescue the match. Fortunately the free-kick went in," he said.
Maloney was hardly alone in his frustration as most of Wigan's players struggled alarmingly as they failed to take advantage of Bobby Zamora's 21st-minute dismissal for kicking Jordi Gomez in the head.
"After the game we realised that for 85 minutes or so it was a disappointing performance from us. Our manager told us that at half-time," Maloney said.
"It wasn't quite good enough from us for large parts of the game. It wasn't because of nerves.
"When they went down to 10 men they shifted into two banks of four with the loan threat up front. It probably had the opposite effect on us, we took our foot off the gas.
"We didn't want to, it's just something that spread throughout the team, particularly the forward players, myself included.
The passing and movement off the ball just wasn't good enough."
Wigan's bid to spend another season in the Premier League is interrupted on Saturday by their FA Cup semi-final against Millwall at Wembley.
Maloney hopes yesterday's disappointing afternoon against QPR will offer a reminder of what will be required against the npower Championship side if the Latics are to reach the final.
"It would be great if we can get back to the type of performance we showed against Norwich and Newcastle. If we do that we'll have a better chance of winning," he said.
"Millwall are in the division below so people will make us favourites. That's just something we have to embrace.
"We need to match the workrate of Millwall, which is something we didn't do against QPR. We need to improve on yesterday's performance.
"The cup is very important, but it hasn't been mentioned too much at the club until this week. It will be a big occasion.
"The main priority of our season is to stay in the Premier League, but as you get further in the cup each round becomes more important."
It was a sickening climax for QPR manager Harry Redknapp, who now has only six matches to bridge the seven-point gap to safety with three of those games to be played without the suspended Zamora.
Redknapp admits the outlook is bleak for Rangers, who deservedly went ahead through Loic Remy's 86th-minute strike.
"It's going to be hard. If we had got three points with 10 men it would have given us a massive boost and you would have thought we could still win four games," he said.
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Last week I attended the "Angel Tree Project," an event sponsored by the Oregon Chapter of American Mothers. I am currently serving as one of the Vice Presidents for the Oregon Chapter. It is a wonderful group that encourages, supports and recognizes mothers and families. Please check out their website for more info – they have chapters in other states also. As part of the "Angel Tree Project" we purchase and wrap gifts for children of prison inmates. Following the gift wrapping we had a potluck luncheon. I had cut out a new recipe for a Winter Chopped Salad the previous Tuesday from the Oregonian's FoodDay. Tuesday is my favorite day to read the paper because of the FoodDay section! I decided to give the new recipe a try.
Well – it was a huge hit – it was quick and easy to prepare and everyone loved it. Because it has chicken in it all you need to do is add a loaf of crunchy, yummy bread and you have a complete meal. The girls tasted the leftovers I brought home and liked it so much they asked me to make it for dinner too.
In addition to tasting good, it is also a pretty salad. The red from the radicchio and the dried cranberries add great color and who doesn't like to eat pretty food (so don't skimp on the radicchio!)
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- 1 cup dried cranberries
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- ½ cup crumbled blue or Gorgonzola cheese
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Warm and stormy spring appears to be on tap
According to weather specialist Rick McCoy, last week's outbreak of tornadoes may not be the final appearance of the unwelcome violent weather this spring. McCoy said that National Weather Service (NWS) officials have told him that it is becoming more and more likely that the next 90 days could be well above normal temperature-wise, combined with wet and stormy weather.
"This could be another wet spring, but the difference between this spring and last year's wet April and May is the fact that this year is predicted to be quite a bit warmer," said McCoy. "A case in point would be the immediate extended forecast. After a short chilly period this weekend, speculation is that temperatures could rise into the 70s the latter part of next week."
While there is no immediate indication of a return to violent weather, McCoy said that by the very nature of the season, another strong long pressure is bound to form again in the not-to-distant future. If there is an abundance of warm air available, it could set off another series of severe weather and tornadoes.
"We thought we had a lot of tornadoes last year, but last Friday alone, the NWS recorded 95 tornadoes across the Midwest and the South," said McCoy. "That is more than has ever occurred in any one day in March in the history of NWS records and is more tornadoes than generally occurs in the entire month of March."
McCoy said that to make things interesting, he has done a study on winters that have been followed by strong tornado outbreaks. He noted that the winters of 1965 and 1974 were very similar to this winter, with large variations in cold and warm spells, but a tendency toward being mild winters. In 1965, there was the historic Palm Sunday tornado outbreak and on April 3, 1974, there was the largest outbreak in the history of the NWS with loss of life and millions of dollars of damage across the Midwest. That includes the huge tornado at Xenia, Ohio and the massive twister that roared through Monticello, Indiana.
Most agricultural experts agree with McCoy's observations.
"The outlook for the rest of March is for an active pattern with above normal temperatures, above normal rainfall and some risk of severe weather," noted meteorological agriculture experts at Ohio State University. "What will be different in 2012 versus 2011 is that the spring will not be as cool. It also will be wet but not as wet as 2011 and the wetness will likely end earlier than 2011. The threat for severe storms, however, is elevated due to the warm temperatures and active pattern. "
McCoy said the severe weather threat is starting early during this La Niña year. Last year Van Wert County experienced four spring tornadoes that began in April in what was also a La Niña spring. The difference in the timing is last year was a hard winter and storms waited till April when warmer weather began. This particular year was a mild winter and the severe weather season is ramping up early, he noted.
"This spells trouble going through the month of March because of warm ups followed by cold air masses moving in from Canada which in turn causes strong storms to develop," said McCoy. "Review weather drills and plans now and have a Weather Radio available for National Weather Service warnings, along with statements made by local media outlets."
Adams County Homeland Security director John August advised that residents plan now what type of procedures they would take and where would be best for them to take shelter in the event of an imminent tornado in the area.
"It would be well to post a plan of action for your family at a visible spot and review that with those in your home," said August. "Plan what you would do at home and what you would do if you were in your car and at another establishment. It is proven that those who have planned ahead of time are much safer and less likely to panic with the approach of a tornado."
McCoy said that NWS officials believe that the strong La Nina that has fueled much of the erratic weather in the continental United States over the past couple of years is starting to weaken. However, effects from that weather phenomenon will likely continue over the next few months.
"La Niña-like impacts are expected to persist into the upcoming season. Over the U.S. during March-May 2012, La Niña is associated with an increased chance of above-average temperatures across the south-central U.S., and below-average temperatures in the northwestern U.S.," said McCoy. "Also, above-average precipitation is favored across western Washington, the Ohio Valley, and lower Great Lakes, while drier-than-average conditions are more likely across Florida, the Gulf Coast, and the southwestern U.S."
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