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Superficial and shallow like its protagonist, Aisha is a tiring film about a meddlesome, match-making millionaire, whose roots can be traced directly to charming 90s comedy Clueless, itself a contemporary take on Jane Austen's Emma.
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|Jan 20, 2013, 09:32 PM
I found a photo of the 588 boat that might help, they are sitting in the racks that sit on top of the ready box.
|Jan 20, 2013, 09:46 PM
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Thank you. It does show the mags sit on the platforms on the box. It also seems to show they are held in place by a clip that attaches to the top center of the magazine.
|Jan 20, 2013, 09:52 PM
I never noticed that before, let me keep digging in my books, maybe I can get a clearer photo for you, talk to you later, Ken V
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i am not sure to hold on and build my Pt boat or to sell the Dumas kit?
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Absolutely !!! Gravman is an amazing builder, putting tons of home made detail into every inch of his boat,but do not be disuaded to build yours . The beauty of the PT boat is that no two are truly the same . This being due to the remarkable men that crewed these craft, whom in their own ways modified a weapon here a box there a board on this repair or even a large modification like removing torpedoes and adding depth charges. Build your boats ! Post those builds ! I bet gravman will enjoy those threads as much as you enjoyed his !!!
|Jan 21, 2013, 09:09 AM
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That is very true. That is one of the reasons I like building it. There are no two boats the same. They were all different and were changed all the time. One of the reasons I take a lot of pictures is to show how I did things so that other folks can get ideas about how to build their boats. I always learn new things from what other builders have done. Does not matter what skill level you have post what you have built. The more you build the better you will get. My boat is a long way from the level of some of the other fine boats being built here. They are done to a standard by builders who take it to the max. They are very skilled and the models they produce are works of art. I know I will never build to the same degree of detail that they do but it does not matter. Build it and show it. Be proud of what you made. Not many people take the time to make something anymore. We are builders,that makes us special.
|Jan 21, 2013, 03:19 PM
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If you ever watch the coverage of Top Gun (the R/C competition not the awful movie) competitors are required to submit a book with verification of the time period for that specific aircraft they are modelling. The research is actually counted as part of the score for the show. For a PT (which could be changed at a moments notice (pt crews were pretty self sufficient) that would be a real bear unless you have a a total set of photos and plans for a boat at a specific time.
|Jan 21, 2013, 08:20 PM
I found some photos of what we were talking about last night. They are from the David Doyle book Elco 80-Foot PT Boat/ On Deck series, it has some great research material. The pin in the center of the magazine is used to tighten the mag to 60lbs of tension. The mags just sit on top of the rack with one of the handles sticking through (there is a handle on each side of the magazine) when action-ready, otherwise they would be stowed away in the ready box.
|Jan 21, 2013, 08:26 PM
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That is pretty clear and thanks for posting the pics. Those are handles in the first photo you sent. If you look very close you can just make out the shape. Great now I know what to add to the magazines. Thank you for the help
|Jan 21, 2013, 08:42 PM
If you look at the third photo on the top row, it may just be the part that slips into the reciever, it looks like a clamp from that angle. Besides one of the biggest taboos is leaving your ammo out in the weather if it is not needed (non-action ready state). Having a clamp on the magazine when it should be stowed away, seems to me to be counter-productive especially at night with low light conditions. What do you think?
|Jan 21, 2013, 08:48 PM
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You are right, in combat at night you would not want to deal with a hold down clamp.
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Today I finished installing the latches on the 20mm ready service lockers. I decided that I wanted to add some magazines to the top of the boxes. I got some nice holders for them from PT 333, thanks Ken. I was thinking that I needed 3 mags and I could use the part that came with the 20mm gun kit to make a mold or as a guide to make others. No problem right? Well I go to the parts bags and get the 20 mm gun kit out and guess what? If you guessed the magazine was missing please step forward and collect your prize. The bag had a nice hole where the mag had been pushed through from the inside. All the other parts are too large for the hole.. Yes my own fault for not checking before now but I did not. I expected I guess to get the parts I needed to build that gun...Now I know I will be criticized for bashing this fine collection of parts but it is not unreasonable to expect that inspections would have been done BEFORE it was sent to the customer...Like I said I should have checked when I got the parts and I am now out of luck...oh well all is not lost. I will get a chance to build some new ones and they will probably be lighter in weight.
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Commissioning of the shaft hoisting system at the Young- Davidson underground mine is a key project milestone that will support increased underground productivities and favourable unit cost efficiencies over the life of the mine and will be completed in October, facilitating a scheduled October 31 declaration of commercial production.
Second YTD as Quarter of First Quarter June Third Quarter Sept. March 31/13 30/13 Sept. 30/13 30/13 2013 Guidance Young-Davidson Gold Ounces Produced[3] 28,281 29,252 30,099 87,632 120,000-140,000 Total Cash Costs per oz.[1],[2] $694 $716 $662 $691 $575-$675 El Chanate Gold Ounces Produced 17,889 18,751 18,804 55,444 70,000-80,000 Total Cash Costs per oz.[2] $563 $602 $588 $585 $550-$600 Consolidated Results Gold Ounces Produced[3] 46,170 48,003 48,902 143,075 190,000-220,000 Total Cash Costs per oz.[1],[2] $635 $655 $626 $639 $565-$645Preliminary 2013 Third Quarter Operational Results
[1.] Prior to commissioning the underground mine at Young-Davidson, cash costs are calculated on ounces produced from the open pit only. All underground costs are capitalized, and any revenue related to underground ounces sold is credited against capital. [2.] Cash costs, prior to long-term, low-grade stockpile and heap leach inventory net realizable value adjustments & reversals, are estimates only and are subject to change. See the Non-GAAP Measures section on page 18 of the Management's Discussion and Analysis for the three months ended June 30, 2013. [3.] Includes pre-production gold ounces from the Young-Davidson underground mine."The October commissioning of the shaft and hoisting system and the subsequent declaration of underground commercial production will represent a major milestone for the Company as this significant achievement will be pivotal in unlocking the potential of the Young- Davidson mine and positioning the Company for the future," stated Scott Perry, CEO of AuRico. He continued, "The Young- Davidson team has delivered one of the smoothest commissioning periods in recent years and we are pleased and encouraged by the steady progress being reported over the past number of quarters. The Company remains well positioned to deliver quarter over quarter productivity improvements going forward and remains on target to meet company-wide production and cash costs guidance for the year." Third Quarter Dividend Declared
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Chicken fingers
|Chicken fingers
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|Chicken tenders, chicken strips, chicken fillets
|Appetizer, main course
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|Chicken, breading
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Chicken fingers, also known as chicken tenders, chicken goujons, chicken strips or chicken fillets, are chicken meat prepared from the pectoralis minor muscles of the animal. These strips of white meat are located on either side of the breastbone, under the breast meat (pectoralis major).[1][2][3]
Chicken fingers are prepared by dipping chicken meat in a breading mixture and then deep frying them, in a manner similar to the preparation of Schnitzel.[4]
In the Northeastern United States, chicken fingers served in Chinese restaurants are often made with an egg batter and have a smooth texture. They are commonly served either as an appetizer or as a main dish. Chicken fingers are a common snack in the U.S. [5]
In other recipes, the breading mixture for chicken fingers can lack eggs and the texture of the dish itself can often be rather coarse. This version is often served alongside various dipping sauces. The dipping sauces can include: ketchup, blue cheese dressing, ranch dressing, barbecue sauce, honey mustard, Buffalo wing sauce, butter and garlic, plum sauce, curry mayonnaise, or sweet and sour sauce. Chicken fingers of this kind are often served in a basket with French fries, served on a garden salad, or in a sandwich, such as a wrap or on a bun.
Chicken fingers are offered by various fast food chains such as Chick-fil-A, Zaxby's, Raising Cane's, Guthrie's, Dairy Queen, KFC, Spatola Restaurant,[6] McDonald's "Chicken Select Strips" and Church's Chicken "Tender Strips". They are also a common offering on children's menus in American restaurants.
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Why Taking Tax Rates Off the Table Threatens Non-Profits and Charitable Giving
Right now, America faces a series of critical fiscal choices that will affect the economy for years to come. One of the most critical steps we can take is to reduce the deficit in a balanced way in order to lay the foundation for long-term middle-class job growth. But we need to do that in a way that's consistent with our values.
As part of his balanced approach to reduce the deficit by $4 trillion, President Obama proposes to raise $1.6 trillion in new revenue over 10 years for deficit reduction, including $1 trillion from the expiration of the Bush high-income and estate tax cuts. The President's plan asks the wealthy to pay their fair share by raising tax rates for the wealthiest 2% to the level they were at under President Clinton—39.6%—which was a time when we created 23 million new jobs. It also prevents an income tax increase for 98% of Americans and 97% of small businesses.
Some have suggested that, rather than raising tax rates for the most fortunate, policymakers should make up the revenue by cutting high-income tax benefits – in particular, by imposing a dollar cap on itemized deductions, including charitable contributions.
But what is clear is that proposals that take tax rates off the table would threaten donations to universities, non-profit hospitals, social services providers, arts and cultural institutions and other nonprofit organizations. This is because – to make the math work – these proposals rely on hundreds of billions of dollars of revenue that would result from drastically cutting or eliminating the charitable deduction as we now know it.
Currently, the tax code encourages gifts to charity by allowing taxpayers to claim itemized deductions for charitable giving. But – as a new report by the National Economic Council (NEC) shows, the most prominent dollar cap proposals would effectively eliminate the charitable deduction for up to 13 million households and for as much as 60 percent of currently deductible giving.
Using Congressional Budget Office assumptions, the NEC estimates that a $50,000 cap would reduce charitable giving by about $150 billion over 10 years, while a $25,000 cap would reduce giving by about $200 billion. Even a $25,000 cap that applied only to high-income households would reduce giving by at least $10 billion per year. As the report discusses, a cap could impact nonprofit organizations in every sector and in every state.
The reality of the math means that taking tax rate increases, for the most fortunate, off the table forces a choice between virtually eliminating the charitable deduction for high-income households; raising taxes on middle-class families; or raising too little revenue for deficit reduction and forcing deep cuts to investments in research, education, and infrastructure or to other federal programs important to middle-class or struggling families.
This wholly unnecessary trade-off can be avoided by taking the President's balanced approach. The President would raise $1 trillion by letting the Bush high-income and estate tax cuts expire. He would then raise additional revenue by limiting all high-income tax benefits to 28 percent.
Under the President's proposal, every family that currently benefits from the charitable deduction would continue to receive a significant tax incentive for charitable giving. High-income households would receive the same incentive as households with incomes in the range of $200,000, the same incentive they received under President's Reagan's tax reform, and a larger incentive than they would get under Republican proposals to reduce the top tax rate to 25 percent.
Solving the Nation's deficit and debt challenges will require that the highest-income households pay more. But under a more balanced approach that includes an increase in tax rates, this can be achieved without imposing major collateral damage on charitable giving and jeopardizing the vital work of those nonprofit organizations that serve the needs of millions of Americans.
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|Pattavina, Achille; Vlachos, Kyriakos; Petropoulos, Periklis; Callegati, Franco; Spadaro, Salvatore; Castoldi, Piero; Mitchell, John; Franzl, Gerald; Politi, Tanya; Tzanakaki, Anna; O'Mahony, Michael; Katrinis, Kostas; Van Daele, Peter; Pickavet, Mario; Simeonidou, Dimitra; Stavdas, Alexandros
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Part of the activities of the ICT EU Network of Excellence "Building the future Optical Network in Europe"(BONE) project is the development of the European Roadmap on Optical Networking in the context of the"Network of the Future". This paper presents a summary of the views of the BONE consortium as they weredeveloped in the framework of the Roadmap activity. The methodology followed in the development of theBONE Roadmap was firstly to identify and analyse the status of broadband access penetration as well as theavailability of specific network and IT technologies in various European countries. The data collected were thenprocessed and translated into the traffic volume (distributed across different European countries) that a Pan-European network would need to support. This information is then used as the basis of a WDM optical networkdimensioning exercise performed with the aim of identifying the scale of the required optical network.In addition, based on estimations regarding the evolution of broadband access technologies and the degree ofbroadband penetration and network services and applications, extrapolations regarding the growth of traffic to besupported by the European Network of the Future were made in a systematic manner. These were also used todimension and understand the requirements of the European Network of the Future. This paper presents therelevant results and also provides a discussion on the BONE consortium views on the Network of the Futurefrom an architectural and technology perspective and an outlook of the relevant key research challenges andpossible solutions.
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Predictions: 11th, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 12-17-6, ninth out of 12
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American International Yellow Jackets
Predictions: 11th, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 12-17-6, ninth out of 12
Coach: Gary Wright, 29th year
Top returners: Jon Puskar, Sr. F (24 points, 12 goals); Blake Peake Sr. F (23, 15 assists); Chris Porter, So. F (20, 13 assists); Brandon Fagerheim, Jr. F (15, 10 assists)
Quotable: "Everything is on the table right now," Wright said.
Army Black Knights
Predictions: 10th, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 7-22-5, 11th
Coach: Brian Riley, 10th year
Top returners: Mac Lalor, Jr. D (18, 12 assists); Joe Kozlak, So. D (17, 10 assists); Josh Richards, Jr. F (16, 11 assists); Rob Tadazak, Jr. G (3-13-4, 3.02, .907)
Quotable: "We have to be better defensively," Riley said. "That was a huge problem last year."
Bentley Falcons
Predictions: ninth, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 12-20-3, 10th
Coach: Ryan Soderquist, 12th year
Top returners: Brett Gensler, Sr. F (40, 26 assists); Alex Grieve, Jr. F (31, 21 assists); Andrew Gladiuk, So. F (29, 16 assists); Branden Komm, Sr. G (11-19-1, 3.12, .915)
Quotable: "We have a lot of depth in scoring," Soderquist said. "If we can continue to tighten up our defense, we will be a good team this year."
Canisius Golden Griffins
Predictions: fourth, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 19-19-5, tied for seventh
Coach: Dave Smith, ninth year
Top returners: Kyle Gibbons, Sr. F (43, 21 goals); Patrick Sullivan, Sr. F (22, 14 assists); Mitch McCrank, Jr. W (21, 16 assists); Tony Capobianco, Sr. G (18-19-4, .929 saves, Division I-high 1,256 saves).
Quotable: "The guys are motivated (by last season's NCAA berth) and it is fun to manage that," Smith said. "Kyle had a wonderful season after a tough start. He was the top scorer in the nation after Jan. 1."
Connecticut Huskies
Note: UConn leaves for Hockey East next season
Predictions: sixth coaches; fifth media
Last year's record, finish: 19-14-4, fourth
Coach: Mike Cavanaugh, first year
Top returners: Brant Harris, Sr. F (31, 16 assists); Jordan Sims, Sr. F (31, 21 assists); Trevor Gerling, Jr. F (25, 13 assists); Shaun Pauly, So. F (21, 14 assists)
Quotable: "It would be a disservice to our seniors to not try to win the Atlantic, which Connecticut has never won," Cavanaugh said.
Holy Cross Crusaders
Predictions: eighth, coaches; tied for seventh, media
Last year's record, finish: 20-14-3, third
Coach: Paul Pearl, 18th year
Top returners: Shayne Stockton, Sr. F (28, 15 assists); Adam Schmidt, Sr. F (25, 14 goals): Karl Beckman, So. D (18, 14 assists); Matt Ginn, Jr. G (19-13-3, 2.63, .915)
Quotable: '"They are all capable of providing more points," Pearl said. "They will all be given the opportunity to step forward."
Mercyhurst Lakers
Predictions: tied for second, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 19-17-5, sixth
Coach: Rick Gotkin, 25th year
Top returners: Matthew Zay, Jr. F (39 points, 26 assists); Ryan Misiak, Jr. F (38, 18 goals); Daniel O'Donoghue, Jr. D (36, 24 assists); Jordan Tibbett, Sr. G (7-7-1, 2.51, .925 saves)
Quotable: "(Tibbett) could be every bit as good as anyone in the league when he is on his game," Gotkin said.
Niagara Purple Eagles
Predictions: first, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 23-10-5, first
Coach: Dave Burkholder, 12th year
Top returners: Ryan Murphy, Sr. F (36, 21 assists); Kevin Ryan, Sr. D (24, 23 assists); Patrick Divjak, Sr. F (22, 14 assists); Ryan Rashid, Sr. F (20, 11 assists)
Quotable: "Ryan (Murphy) is who we will be looking to for leadership," Burkholder said. "We will see how the goalie question gets answered."
Robert Morris Colonials
Predictions: seventh coaches; tied for seventh media
Last year's record, finish: 20-14-4, fifth
Coach: Derek Schooley, ninth year
Top returners: Cody Wydo, Jr. F (33, 21 goals); Colin South, Sr. F (27, 14 assists); Scott Jacklin, Jr. F (22, 12 assists); Terry Shafer, So. G (1-2-0, 3.08, .888)
Quotable: "We have 195 minutes experience in net as of now," Schooley said. "That is Here are capsules on the 11 other Atlantic Hockey Association teams:our big question for this season. Terry Schafer will get the first opportunity."
Rochester Institute of Technology Tigers
Predictions: fifth coaches; sixth media
Last year's record, finish: 15-18-5, tied for seventh
Coach: Wayne Wilson, 15th year
Top returners: Matt Garbowsky, Jr. F (33, 21 assists); Michael Colavecchia, Sr. D (30, 18 assists); Greg Noyes, Sr. D (29, 20 assists); Jordan Ruby, Jr. G (8-10-1, 3.05, .911)
Quotable: "There is not a lot separating the pack from the top teams," Wilson said.
Sacred Heart Pioneers
Predictions: last, coaches and media
Last year's record, finish: 2-30-4, last
Coach: C.J. Marottolo, fourth year
Top returners: Brian Sheehan, Jr. F (28, 17 assists); Nick Curry, Jr. F (14, 11 assists); Chad Filteau, Sr. F (13, nine goals); Andrew Bodnarchuk, Jr. G (2-12-3, 4.61, .877)
Quotable: "Everyone looked at our scoring as the problem but it was the team defense and not controlling the puck more," Marottolo said. "Our team defense will improve."
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-- The Bears did not tender safety Anthony Walters the required one-year, $1.43 million contract required to secure his rights before free agency, according to a source with knowledge of the situation. What it means: This was expected, as the Bears could sign a starter for approximately that much money, and Walters was a special teamer last season. Don't rule out Walters' return to the Bears at a cheaper price.
--On March 9, the Bears re-signed defensive tackle Nate Collins to a one-year contract. What it means: Coming off an ACL tear that cost him the final 11 games of the season, Collins knew he wouldn't have significant leverage or a surplus of suitors on the open market. So he opted to remain with the Bears under defensive coordinator Mel Tucker, with whom he has plenty of familiarity. Collins bolsters the depth at defensive tackle. But his signing wasn't expected to impact the Bears' efforts to re-sign Henry Melton.
-- The Bears agreed to a one-year contract with former Saints center Brian de la Puente on April 6. What it means: de la Puente was signed to back up Roberto Garza, and he immediately tops the list of possible successors to the 35-year-old. Garza is to the point of his career where he annually reassesses his desire to keep playing, so it's wise for the Bears to consider who will eventually replace him. de la Puente, who turns 29 in May, provides experienced depth, having started 44 of 48 games for the Saints over the last three seasons. Bears offensive coordinator Aaron Kromer knows de la Puente well from their time together with the Saints. The Saints were willing to part with de la Puente, and the open market produced only a one-year minimum contract for him, which is an indication of how other teams evaluated him. Perhaps Kromer can continue to develop him.
-- The Bears agreed to re-sign swing tackle Eben Britton to a one-year deal on April 4. What it means: Re-signing Britton deepens the offensive continuity to include one of last season's key reserves. Coach Marc Trestman at his media breakfast at the NFL owners' meetings praised Britton's versatility and knowledge of different positions. That provides some insurance in case the Bears' good health on the offensive line doesn't carry over from last season. Don't undervalue how important it was for the Bears to start the same five linemen in all 16 games last season. That said, Britton's impact this season will depend on the offensive line's collective health and whether the team's tight end depth (or lack thereof) requires him to repeat his role as a sixth-eligible lineman. The Bears hope to find a more complete tight end to back up Martellus Bennett, either in the later rounds of the draft or a priority college free agent. That would alleviate the need for Britton to serve as an extra blocker. After all, he's not a pass-catching threat, and the Bears would prefer that element of unpredictability and versatility from a sixth blocker.
-- The Bears terminated the contract of veteran wide receiver Earl Bennett after he declined a pay cut. What it means: The Bears created $2.45 million in salary cap space for 2014 and also a void at No. 3 receiver. Second-year receiver Marquess Wilson has general manager Phil Emery's confidence, but the seventh-round pick is unproven after only two catches for 10 yards as a rookie. The Bears consider Wilson a natural catcher and smooth runner, and they believe he is quick and decisive enough to beat press coverage. Newly signed free agent Domenik Hixon is expected to compete, but he had only seven catches for 55 yards last season for a Carolina Panthers team on which the receiver position was not a strength.
-- Quarterback Josh McCown signed a two-year deal with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The contract is worth $10 million with incentives potentially pushing it up to $15 million at its maximum value. What it means: The Bears will be searching for a new back-up quarterback with McCown skipping town for much more money and an opportunity to start, McCown also reunites with former Bears coach Lovie Smith in Tampa and will see if, at age 34, he can continue to success he had last season in Chicago. McCown was terrific in five starts and two relief appearances last season. Whether that was mostly due to the offensive system of head coach Marc Trestman and the ability to play with Pro Bowl playmakers Brandon Marshall, Alshon Jeffery and Matt Forte, is up for debate. But McCown will be able to test his skills in Tampa, with the Bears now needing to find a new reliable No. 2 behind Jay Cutler. Jordan Palmer, the No. 3 for the second half of last season, signed a one-year deal with the Bears before free agency began. But that doesn't mean GM Phil Emery won't continue exploring the open market for a more experienced veteran.
-- The Bears agreed with receiver/special teamer Domenik Hixon on a one-year deal.What it means: Hixon, whose contract has a maximum value of $830,000, provides depth at receiver and also has experience returning punts and kickoffs, although he did neither for the Panthers in 2013. He had only seven receptions for 55 yards last season on a Panthers team for which the receiving corps was not a strength. Receiver Eric Weems played a similar role for the Bears last season. Could that make him redundant, especially considering Weems' $1.6 million cap number for 2014? Not necessarily. Weems would count $500,000 in dead money if the Bears released him, so they'd save only $1.1 million in that scenario. As for Earl Bennett, the Bears don't have another proven No. 3 wideout.
-- The Bears re-signed tight end Dante Rosario. For a second time. What it means: Rosario is returning on a one-year, low-risk deal. The Bears originally had announced his signing Feb. 27, more than a week in advance of free agency. But due to the fine print in Rosario's 2013 contract, a minimum-salary benefit deal, the Bears weren't technically eligible to re-sign Rosario until the opening of the new league year March 11. So formally, they had to release Rosario, a transaction that initially piqued curiosity. Rosario's return gives the Bears another special teams cog and role player, a candidate to compete for the No. 2 tight end job behind Martellus Bennett. Rosario's current contract is also a minimum-salary benefit deal. He is due to earn $855,000 this season and will count $570,000 vs. the salary cap.
-- The Bears released running back Michael Bush. What it means: With Pro Bowler Matt Forte demanding such a heavy workload in Marc Trestman's offense and Bush proving ordinary at best in the time he did see on the field, the Bears made a shrewd business transaction. Releasing Bush cleared $1.85 million in salary cap space for 2014 and provided the team $2.85 million in cash savings. It also means the Bears will have to search for options to back up Forte in the backfield.
-- Quarterback Jordan Palmer and the Bears agreed to a one-year deal. What it means: Palmer will compete for the backup role behind Cutler. He spent the final 10 weeks of last season with the Bears and also part of the preseason, so he'd have an informational advantage over a draft pick or a free agent signed from the outside. But Palmer has played in only four regular season games in his career and none since 2010. He's a riskier backup option than McCown, but also was much cheaper.
-- Former Bear Devin Hester found a new home in Atlanta, agreeing to a three-year deal to join the Falcons. What it means: It was assumed since last season ended that the Bears would be allowing Hester to move on in 2014 so it shouldn't have been a shock when the team announced in the week before free agency began that they wouldn't be re-signing Hester. To set the record straight, Hester's simply contract expired and was not renewed. He was not released by the Bears, who simply didn't want to make a huge investment in a player at the tail end of his career and only contributing on special teams. Now Hester will chase the NFL's career record for return touchdowns from Atlanta, needing just one more to break his current tie with Deion Sanders. The Falcons hope to find use for Hester outside of special teams, looking at him as a possible weapon as a No. 3 or No. 4 receiver. The Bears, of course, will be searching for new options for punt and kickoff returns. Receiver Domenik Hixon, signed in March, could be in the mix. Chris Williams, signed at the end of last season, will compete for that role, too. And the Bears could seek out another player or two with return skills in May's draft.
-- The Bears signed former CFL long snapper Chad Rempel to a three-year contract on April 7. What it means: Rempel represents some insurance in case long snapper Pat Mannelly decides not to continue his career. Mannelly hopes to play a club-record 17th season following offseason hip surgery, and he is expected to decide this spring whether to do so. By signing Rempel to join Brandon Hartson on the long snapper depth chart, the Bears are insuring they'll have competition at the position in case Mannelly unexpectedly retires.
What's left to do...
• Find additional depth in the secondary.
• Determine the future of unrestricted free agent linebacker James Anderson, not expected to re-sign in Chicago.
• Determine the future of unrestricted free agent linebacker Blake Costanzo, who's not expected to re-sign in Chicago.
• Determine the future of free agent safety Anthony Walters, who was not tendered a restricted free-agent contract.
• Determine the future of unrestricted free agent defensive tackle Landon Cohen, who's not expected to re-sign in Chicago.
• Pursue potential candidates to be the back-up quarterback to Jay Cutler.
• Search for a backup to running back Matt Forte.
• Determine the future of unrestricted free agent long snapper Patrick Mannelly.
• Determine the future of unrestricted free agent offensive tackle Jonathan Scott.


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LONDON, Feb. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Organica Water will present at CleanEquity Monaco 2013 on March 7th & 8th at the Sporting d'Hiver, Monaco.
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CleanEquity Monaco is an annual invitation-only event hosted by Innovator Capital, the London based specialist cleantech investment bank.
Other partners and sponsors include Prince Albert II of Monaco's Foundation, Covington & Burling, PR Newswire, the Monte-Carlo SBM and Monaco Chamber of Economic Development.Organica Water has been identified by an expert panel as one of the world's most innovative cleantech companies and has been selected to present to senior financial and strategic cleantech investors, policy makers, legislators, end users and media. About Organica WaterOrganica Water is a global provider of innovative solutions for the treatment and recycling of wastewater. Over the past two decades Organica has developed a truly unique approach, enabling customers all over the world to address water challenges in a cost and resource efficient manner. Organica's Food Chain Reactor (FCR) solution is an IFAS-type system that leverages root structures – both natural (plant) and artificial (patented biofiber media) - to provide a habitat for diverse fixed-film cultures which metabolize the contaminants in wastewater. Using these root structures allows a diverse and robust ecosystem to develop and thrive inside the reactors, resulting in significantly improved contaminant removal in 50%+ less geographic space (lower CAPEX and land) and using 30%+ less energy (lower OPEX) than conventional solutions. Organica FCRs include an odour-free, compact, and attractive design, completely reversing the typical image of a WWTP and transforming it into a botanical garden that integrates seamlessly into urban environments. Organica's solutions are proven with 45+ WWTPs operating or under construction in Europe and Asia, and a partner network that includes Veolia, SIEMENS, and Larsen & Toubro. Its business model is to provide a set of tools (WWTP designs & equipment) to local companies (e.g. EPC contractors) who in turn use these tools to build/operate Organica-powered WWTPs. Organica's investors include the International Finance Corporation and US and European private equity funds. Organica is based in Budapest, Hungary, with local offices in India and Singapore. Organica Water Ari Raivetz, CEO firstname.lastname@example.com About Innovator Capital
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Chavez is gone: The left seeks a new idol
Every generation produces foreign tyrants who find warm friendships here by employing one simple formula: 1. Proclaim one's self a socialist champion of the people; 2. Denounce the United States of America. The formula never fails. Employ it, and you can silence, imprison, torture and even kill your own people with the unqualified support of the American hard left.
Chavez was only the latest in the long parade of despots to use this ruse to great success. His 1992 coup attempt killed 18 people. No matter, it was in the name of socialism. He ruled Venezuela in part by suppressing the media and the political opposition, imprisoning and intimidating opponents, journalists and judges, and positioning himself as a vocal and active enemy of the United States.
In the end, Oliver Stone and Sean Penn called him "friend" and mourned his death. Former Rep. Joe Kennedy was his champion, as was a Democratic congressman from New York.
Amnesty International's 2012 report on Venezuela documents numerous civil rights abuses committed by the state. Chavez was in real life the despot fevered leftists imagined George W. Bush to be. But because he ruled in the name of their beloved socialism, they looked the other way (or they tacitly approved). Now they will search the globe for another brutal, despotic idol. If only Kim Jong Un had a better PR department.
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One of 2012's catchiest songs now has a fittingly endearing video. Released this week, the clip for the Vic and Gab earworm "I Haven't Seen You" finds the trio chasing love (and balloons) at a bookstore and a loft party, where they break for a short synchronized dance routine. It's all very delightful; stream it below.


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|Education must provide the opportunities for self-fulfillment it can at best provide a rich and challenging environment for the individual to explore, in his own way.
– Noam Chomsky
|Education provides the fullest opportunities for fulfilling ourselves. It is the access to all that a person has yet to learn.
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|Education sows not seeds in you, but makes your seeds grow.
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|Education teaches a man how to speak, now how long or how often.
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|Education's purpose is to replace an empty mind with an open one.
– Malcolm Stevenson Forbes
|Education, then, beyond all other devices of human origin, is the great equalizer of the conditions of men -- the balance-wheel of the social machinery.
– Horace Mann
|Education, which was at first made universal in order that all might be able to read and write, has been found capable of serving quite other purposes. By instilling nonsense it unifies populations and generates collective enthusiasm.
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|Education... has produced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading.
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|Education...has produced a vast population able to read but unable to distinguish what is worth reading.
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|Education: that which reveals to the wise, and conceals from the stupid, the vast limits of their knowledge.
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|Education: the inculcation of the incomprehensible into the indifferent by the incompetent.
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|Effective Leaders transform weaknesses of their followers into strengths, enabling the followers to see and identify opportunity in every threat. Effective Leaders are not sweet talking, and they don't turn the organization into a Country Club; but they surely uplift the organization above the status quo, and importantly, expand the capability of their followers beyond the norm.
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So in killafornia we supposedly aren't allowed to have flash hiders on semi automatic rifles...
Is this still the case if we have a fixed (bullet button) magazine?
Or are all flash hiders banned no matter if the magazine is fixed or not?
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If you have a fixed mag, flashiders are ok.
its ok as long as its the same gender as the rest of the rifle.


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by Judy
Just thought I'd write about my personal experience coping with Hurricane Andrew. I know it's not the same as what has recently happened, because at least we could blame it on the weather, and we did have some time to prepare for it. But I find myself remembering those times as I see what people in NYC and Washington and Pennsylvania are coping with.
What I remember most was how giving and thoughtful people were. Many were complete strangers. I had 3 children at the time and was able to have my ex-husband take the 2 older kids, so this helped.
What I can suggest is to let others help as much as they can. There is so much to worry about (filing insurance claims, do I have a job?, no electricity or running water, getting food at temporary army camp sites and finding a way to get there...) We all (the people in my neighborhood, and my family) helped each other out by cooking, watching each other's kids, having a shoulder to cry on.
I also kept a journal every night, and some time later, typed it up and gave copies out to all those who had been involved with my particular situation. It was my way of saying thanks to them. I read it about a year ago, and it still brought tears to my eyes.
I know for those who have lost someone, there is a void that will be hard to fill. It will take some time to get past the grieving, healing and eventual acceptance of what has happened. But it will happen, and get any help that is offered. Therapy can come in many ways. Everyone is grieving now in America and elsewhere. But look at the ways so many people are trying to help. I guess to sum it all up, I'd just like to say believe it or not, my experience with that disaster was one I'm glad I experienced, and I believe it allowed me to grow in ways I never would have if this had not happened.
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Weight as well as size matter in Charles Ray's mildly disorienting, aesthetically alluring trio of life-size figurative sculptures. The subjects—a self-portrait of Ray naked as he ties a nonexistent shoe, a homeless woman sleeping on a bench and a standing nude young man—feel remote from us as they look down, lie still or gaze into the distance. But the discovery that each polished steel sculpture tips the scales somewhere between 1,400 and 6,000 pounds makes these slightly larger-than-life characters conceptually weightier than they first appear.
The seductive smoothness of the figures belie their identities as everyday folk: aged skin seems rejuvenated (Ray's toes have the unmarred elegance of Greek or Roman statuary), and tangled hair turns into a pleasing, waving mass. Ray's approach also diminishes racial and class distinctions, as if he'd waved a magic wand or given his subjects a (modified) Midas touch.
Still, the sleeping woman's itinerant situation suggests a story that the other two lack. The slipped waistband of her sweatpants, revealing her back and underwear, exposes her in a way that her companions aren't, while her beatific smile, as well as the bench on which she rests, set her up as a tangible personality to contemplate. While the roughness of her shoes recalls George Segal's plaster pedestrians, the fluid expanses of her substantial thighs induce wonder. Although Ray may elide difference, he beautifies imperfection, so that the peculiarities of his characters remain.—Merrily Kerr
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Mountain Province Diamonds Provides Gahcho Kué Project Update
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TORONTO AND NEW YORK, April 5, 2013 /PRNewswire/ - Mountain Province Diamonds Inc. ("Mountain Province", the "Company") (TSX: MPV, NYSE MKT: MDM) is pleased to announce that drilling of the new exploration targets at the Gahcho Kué ("GK") project, a joint venture with De Beers Canada Inc. ("De Beers"), commenced this week. Following completion of a ground gravity survey, the Operator of the GK project has recommended ten targets for the first phase of the exploration drill program. Drilling of the targets is expected to be completed by the end of April 2013. Based on the success of the first phase drill program, consideration will be given to testing additional targets that have been identified.
Mountain Province is also pleased to report that the planned deliveries of materials, equipment and fuel to the GK site were completed on schedule by the end of March 2013.The Company also announced that Mineral Services Canada Inc. has been retained to prepare an updated independent NI 43-101 resource statement for the Tuzo kimberlite, which will incorporate the results of the recently completed deep drilling program. The resource update is expected to be completed before the end of the current quarter. Finally, Mountain Province confirmed today that the auditors' report received from its independent public accounting firm on its audited financial statements for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2012 (the "Annual Financial Statements"), contained a going concern explanatory note. Mountain Province's Annual Financial Statements were included in Form 20-F for its filings in the United States with the Securities and Exchange Commission on April 1, 2013. Mountain Province's Annual Financial Statements are also filed on SEDAR at www.sedar.com in Canada. This press release and public confirmation of the going concern note is required by Section 610(b) of the NYSE MKT Company Guide, which requires a listed company that receives an audit opinion that contains a going concern qualification to make a public announcement of such in the United States. This announcement does not represent any change or amendment to Mountain Province's Annual Financial Statements or to its Annual Report on Form 20-F for the fiscal year ended December 31, 2012. ****
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Last weekend, I ran the Spartan Sprint in Amesbury, MA. It was my third Spartan and the first time I *truly* ran with a team. For the first two races I ran with a team but we weren't a team besides the matching shirts and carpooling to the race. Everyone had their own goals and once we passed the start line, racers scattered and we met up afterwards for a post-race beer and to laugh about our experience and compare bruises.
Each time was a blast, I'm not knocking my earlier teams at all, but running as a team last weekend was an experience that I wouldn't trade for the fastest time in the world. Last weekend's Amesbury Sprint was the most challenging and rewarding race yet.
I'm not going to pretend that a tiny part of me wondered if I could have beaten last year's time. I was much better prepared this year, physically and mentally, but Spartan outdid themselves with making the race more than a mile and a half longer this year and throwing some new obstacles at us. I wouldn't have been able to beat last year's time unless I had a jetpack attached to my back anyways so it always works out the way it was meant to be.
Lucky for me, I was with five other people who were dedicated to experiencing the race with more than themselves in mind. Our team of six was going to leave no one behind and beat this course together.
The fitness levels in our group varied from a special forces guy, yoga instructor, CrossFit box owner all the way to the moms like my friend Vicky and myself. Each of us had our strengths and areas where we needed a boost from our teammates. One team member could have easily flown past us at the starting gate and placed in the top 10%, but he stuck with all of us and was invaluable to the team.
One of us was carried down the rock bucket hill while most of us needed help to get over the 10′ walls. Tips and pointers were shared to get over certain obstacles, hands were held and encouraging words were generously offered throughout the two and a half hours it took all six of us to cross the finish line, together. As a team.
I've always been a fan of Spartan Races since finishing my first race a year ago, but I'm truly a fan now after running as part of a team where no one is left behind.
Running a Spartan is a lot like life: you can do it by yourself if you have to but it's SO much better with others.
So surround yourself with good people to run as a team and you'll find Spartan Races even more rewarding. I can't wait to do it all over again in September at the BEAST, good luck and AROO!


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YONKERS, N.Y. — Residents of Yonkers, are you up for a challenge? Can you tell us where in the city this photo was taken?
Every Saturday, The Yonkers Daily Voice will post a photo of an architectural feature or object found in the city. You have one week to figure out the name of the building, street or landmark where we took the photo.
Points will be awarded to the first person to give the correct answer. We'll keep a list of our attentive readers. Post your answers in the comments section below or on The Yonkers Daily Voice's Facebook or Twitter pages.
Last week's challenge solved: The artwork is in Untermyer Park.
We awarded one point to Tom Wasiczko for correctly identifying the picture first.
The "Where in Yonkers?" leader board:
John Spencer – 6 points
Tom Wasiczko – 6 points
Laurence Frumkies – 1 point
Barbara Ricci – 1 point
Peter Harris – 1 point
Bob Tichenor – 1 point
Eddie Corbett – 1 point
Nicolette Swanson – 1 point
Annie Talone – 1 point
captfjjm - 1 point
Gabagoo924 - 1 point
- 1 Cousin Charged In Death Of 5-Year-Old Subject Of Amber Alert
- 2 Yonkers Resident Has Been Decorating His Home For 15 Years
- 3 Construction Starts On $27M Yonkers Affordable Housing Complex
- 4 Christmas Week Storm May Impact Travel In Yonkers
- 5 13 New Yonkers Police Officers Graduate From County Academy


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Seven Style And Beauty Secrets We Learned Last Week
1. It is possible to wear shorts to work and look classy—trust us!
2. These 50 animal Instagram accounts are really too cute to be true.
3. Sometimes a girl's outfit needs the added oomph that comes with a heel. Try some low-heeled sandals for easy walkability.
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5. These coconut-infused beauty products will make you look—and smell!—amazing.
6. Summer means heat and humidity, but these six fabrics are totally breathable, and therefore perfect for these sweltering days.
7. To really flaunt your American pride, shop these brands that were made in the good ol' US of A.


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The Attack fans will be awarded a special treat this Saturday night when the Vancouver Ravens come to Albany for the first time in league history. At the conclusion of the game, seventeen lucky fans will be selected at random and presented, by the Attack players, their official game worn jersey. Those coveted game worn jerseys, that are normally auctioned off at the end of the season, will be given away, in a post-game ceremony on the field, as a show of appreciation to the fans for their loyal support this year.
All tickets to Saturdays game are also only $6, in honor of Fan Appreciation Night.
Should the Attack qualify for the playoffs, then the lucky fans will have to wait until the end of post-season to receive their jersey. Albany will be wearing their away jerseys on Saturday night due to the fact that the Ravens have back to back games in the final weekend of the regular season and will be wearing their away jerseys in New Jersey on Sunday.
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International Migratory Bird Day Festival
From May 10, 2014 9:00 am until May 10, 2014 2:00 pm Save to calendar
At Government Canyon State Natural Area
Posted by William Schrack
(210) 688-9055 ext. 292
Categories: Texas (TX)
Celebrate birds through games, walks, displays, crafts, music and more! Migratory birds do amazing things, and to show this we will have games, activities, booths, displays, crafts, music, photo ops, guided bird walks and more! Join our birthday party for the Golden-cheeked warbler from 1-1:30 pm! We will celebrate the 150th anniversary of the first sighting of the Golden-cheeked warbler in Texas. Dress for the outdoors, bring water and snacks...even a picnic lunch if you like! Free with park entry fee. Stay tuned for scheduling details, coming soon. For more info, call (210) 688-9055. Rain or shine.