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quote:Page 1-50+ quote: Hooded Man=Theon reflection of himself Hooded Man=Benjen Hooded Man=Blackfish Hooded Man=Harwin Hooded Man=Jon Hooded Man=Mance (Have to add my favorite theory here from later pages MANCE=ARTHUR DAYNE ) Weirwood paste is people Benjen is alive and fighting a shadow war Benjen is dead Benjen is undead and leading the Others R+L=J and Howland Reed is the only one alive who knows Varys also knows R+L=J somehow R+L=/=J Jon=Azor Ahai and Dany=Nissa Nissa Jon=Azor Ahai and Arya=Nissa Nissa (not Lannister-esque love, tho) Rhaegar=Azor Ahai, Lyana=Nissa Nissa, and Jon=Lightbringer Ned= shite swordsman Aegon=Blackfyre=Mummer's Dragon Aegon=Illyrio's son Jon will end up with Val at the end Jon is alive, but it was Melisandre who had him killed so he would be reborn as AA Jon is dead but will warg into other animals a la Orell Brienne will allow Jamie to kill her so that Jamie can live (trial by combat) Jaime will allow Brienne to kill him so that she can live Pretty Merris=Brienne? Jamie will kill Cersei Sandor will kill Robert Strong Arya will wreck shite with Nymeria and her pack in tow Dany will sail East to attack Westeros from the West Blackfish will reveal Sansa's true identity at her wedding and will reveal Littlefingers role in her fathers death Rickon is running a crew of Cannibals...lol 3 Dragon Riders=Jon, Tyrion and Dany 3 Dragon Riders=Aegon, Tyrion, and Dany Bran will warg into Jon's dragon Lady Dustin is anti-stark Lady Dustin is pro-stark and just putting on a front Varys=Targaryan Varys=Blackfyre Tryion=Targaryan Bloodraven is the person/thing training Bran Bloodraven warged into the Raven at castle black to save Jon from the wight and helped get him elected Lord Snow Bloodraven is evil as hell and training Bran to become the Great Other that Melisandre foresaw Bran was the one who warged into the Raven that got Bran elected The lone wolf dies but the pack survives=the remaining starks will be reunited soon Tysha is alive in Braavos and has Tyrion's daughter CottonwasKing has an acreboyish attraction to Arya The Others and the Children are fighting in league with each other against the Andal invaders Rhaegar was planning to overthrow his father during/after Robert's Rebellion Euron traded his dragon egg to the faceless man to kill Balon Greyjoy Ned Stark did not kill Arthur Dayne-hence his son being nicknamed Ned... Who wrote the letter to Jon? Theon, Ramsey, Roose, Mance, Jon writing to Mance who is acting as Jon, the 1989 Denver Broncos? Hodor!!! Too many baby swaps for mortals to comprehend Page 50-84 Jaime gets his sword hand revived by Thoros; becomes a bad-ass duel wielder Robb will be revived with Grey Wind's head... Brienne is a descendent of Dunk Hodor is a descendent of Dunk Hodor is not a Dunk-kin, but he has Giant's blood Nan was a wildling from beyond the wall-that's how she knows so much about the north Nan and Dunk did a little wink wink nudge nudge Gregor is headless Gregor is a frankenstein with someone elses head Gregor has Robb's head Hooded Man=Hallis Mollen Dany has the bloody flux and will die (Bluegrass' wish) The wall will fall and the wildlings will flood the North (aren't they already on this side of the wall?) Sam ends up as Maester of Nights Watch Sam ends up as Maester in Kings Landing Sam has the horn that can destroy the wall Tons of speculation on who will rule what in the end Sandor is the Valonqar-him killing Gregor causes Cersei's death Sandor will beat Gregor but Cersei will escape somehow; Jaime will hunt her down and deliver the Kings justice Littlefinger and Varys will ally to help Aegon Littlefinger has the sword Blackfyre hidden in some tapestries Jon=Night's King returned Bran=Azor Ahai and will warg into a dragon (...ok) R+L=J...but the R is Robert Jaqen is in the Citadel and is trying to find out how to hatch the dragon egg he got from Euron
quote:Brienne will allow Jamie to kill her so that Jamie can live (trial by combat)
quote:The Maiden lay athwart the Warrior, her arms widespread as if to embrace him
quote:Euron traded his dragon egg to the faceless man to kill Balon Greyjoy
quote:Littlefinger has the sword Blackfyre hidden in some tapestries
quote:Jaqen is in the Citadel and is trying to find out how to hatch the dragon egg he got from Euron
quote:Hooded Man=Hallis Mollen
quote:I don't remember any of that.... If it is all speculation, how did you come up with those?
quote:Euron traded his dragon egg to the faceless man to kill Balon Greyjoy Jaqen is in the Citadel and is trying to find out how to hatch the dragon egg he got from Euron
quote: The Citadel
quote:His mysterious trip and bringing back the horn.
quote:The timing of Euron's reappearance in The Iron Islands right around the same time as Balon's suspicious death leads many to believe that Euron may have paid a faceless man to kill Balon.
quote:"I dreamt I saw a shadow with a burning heart butchering a golden stag"
quote:I dreamt of a man without a face, waiting on a bridge that swayed and swung. On his shoulder perched a drowned crow with seaweed hanging from his wings.
quote:I dreamt of a roaring river and a woman that was a fish. Dead she drifted, with red tears on her cheeks.
quote:Definitely need to reread Euron's parts. I don't think he gets enough theories. His mysterious trip and bringing back the horn.
quote:Yeah, the fact that he ripped out the tongues of everyone on his crew is pretty damn intriguing. What exactly could they have seen that he did he not want them talking about??
quote:What exactly could they have seen that he did he not want them talking about??


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Editor's Note: The following is the text of the September 15 edition of Doc Searls' SuitWatch newsletter. Sign up to be a subscriber of this bi-weekly newsletter.
September 15--Live Web search got a lot bigger yesterday, when Google launched its new blogsearch engine. There's no direct link on the Google index page yet. For now, you can find it in the roster of services behind the "more" link. There are 29 of those, and Blog Search is the newest.
But the news is still big. It legitimizes the Live Web--and blogging in particular--in a big way.
Far as I know, the blog search category was born when David Sifry put a hack he called Technorati on a Penguin Computing Linux box that lived in his basement while he and I were working on "Building With Blogs", a feature for the February 2003 issue of Linux Journal. Dave needed to research blogs, so he created a tool for it. As of today, Technorati's traffic is #751 on Alexa, pushing 80 million page views per day. (Disclosure: I'm on Technorati's Advisory Board.)
Other Live Web search pioneers include Bloglines, Blogpulse, Feedster, IceRocket and PubSub. The results they yield are radically different from what you get with Wide Web searches, as well as from each other. Mostly, the results are newer. They're also more likely to come from individuals and live news services than from companies with static sites.
Let's say you want to search for Katrina and Interdictor. The latter is the Weblog of Michael Barnett, who helped keep DirectNIC's data center up and running through Hurricane Katrina and the crisis that has followed. Far more than a simple blog, Interdictor also has served as a message board, a tech support line and a zero-bullshit news service.
You'll get results on Google's and Yahoo's main pages, but they won't be especially current. I am writing this on September 14, and the top result on Google is from September 3. Nor can you plumb them through the dimension of time, staring at now.
Do the same search on Blogpulse, and you get results listed backward in time, with the latest at the top. You also can watch trend results for the same search. You can refine results by incrementally adding search terms. And you can track conversations from one URL's "seed". Search for the same thing on Feedster, and you get results listed either by relevance or date.
Do the same search on Icerocket, and you get results grouped by date, starting with today. You can refine your search to today, past week, past month or by date range. You also can follow trends here, and look back on your search history.
Do the same search on Technorati, and you get results from two hours to two days old, with the most recent at the top. The company tries to index everything within minutes. You also can find 5,680 posts tagged "katrina" and 5 tagged "interdictor".
Do the same search with Google's Blog Search, and you get 2,355 results. Although the overall look is similar to its Wide Web results, here you get the option of sorting by relevance or date. You also can go back 100 pages through the first 1,000 results and subscribe to feeds of the search as well. And, as you'd expect, it's much faster than all the others.
You can't search through PubSub, but you can subscribe to keywords and combinations of keywords. These searches are syndicated, so you can receive them in your own aggregator. In fact, most of the live Web engines provide feeds for searches of keywords, URLs or combinations of both.
Of the Wide Web engines, only A9 also competes in Live Web searches, using IceRocket.
All of them run on Linux, by the way. No news there, but worth reporting, of course.
So, what's the difference between the Wide Web and the Live Web? Glad you asked.
The simple difference is the Live Web is syndicated. That means every time something is posted or updated, a notification goes out, informing the world about it. The most familiar syndication method is RSS, which commonly stands for Really Simple Syndication. There are a number of different syndication formats--Google's Blogger uses Atom--but as a class we tend to call them all RSS. Those familiar little orange XML buttons are the common symbol for Live Web search feeds.
Wide Web search engines send out spiders to crawl through every site on the Web. On Google, that's about 8.2 billion pages. Live Web search engines crawl only syndicated pages and only when they're notified by a fresh feed from those pages. So, while Technorati searches through 17.1 million sources, it only indexes pages that send out fresh syndicated feeds.
Here's another way of looking at it: Wide Web indexing is proactive and archives everything, while Live Web indexing is reactive and archives only what's fresh.
Of course, a Live Web engine can archive much more than that, over a long period of time. But what matters most usually is what's freshest--or both relevant and fresh.
Another difference is in the rate of change in technologies, standards and practices. This results in highly varied search experiences that are bound to change over time. In the last few months, "tagging" posts (or photos on Flickr, or bookmarks on Del.icio.us) with categorical keywords has proven to be a handy way to discover and peruse ad hoc groupings. Technorati has been providing tag search along with tagging methods for several months now, and others are bound to follow. Meanwhile, Wide Web searching has remained a very consistent experience ever since Google taught users to trust PageRank.
In the few hours that have passed since Google's Blog Search has appeared, many posts in the Blogosphere have been predicting the death of the incumbent Live Web engines. A few minutes ago I spoke to Jason Goldman, who runs both Blogger and Blog Search at Google. Rather than predicting the death of competitors in the Live Web space, he said he expected it to become energized and to grow. He also appreciated David Sifry's blog post, welcoming Google to the space.
Somewhere in there, a friend sent me a message reminding me that Apple also publicly welcomed IBM to personal computing in 1982, when the IBM PC was introduced. The implication was that IBM flattened Apple. In a way, that happened. But it's worth noting also that Apple is still very much around, healthy and a leader in its industry--and some others too. Jason also reminded me that there were many predictions of death for competitors when Google bought Blogger. Instead, the blog creation tool business only got bigger.
Every industry needs its mainstays and its pioneers. The Live Web has both now. And it will be better for everybody if they all do what they do best.
Doc Searls is Senior Editor of Linux Journal, for which he writes the Linux for Suits column. He also presides over Doc Searls' IT Garage, which is published by SSC, the publisher of Linux Journal.
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I just signed up for the newsletter, I am so excited. Thank You and I look forward to finally getting to read something exciting.
thx for the info
i did not know about Icerocket!
very helpful ...
" Web search engines send out
" Web search engines send out spiders to crawl through every site on the Web. On Google, that's about 8.2 billion pages. Live Web search engines crawl only syndicated pages and only when they're notified by a fresh feed from those pages. So, while Technorati searches through 17.1 million sources, it only indexes pages that send out fresh syndicated feeds.
there's another way of looking at it: Wide Web indexing is proactive and archives everything, while Live Web indexing is reactive and archives only what's fresh."
This is quite interesting, but can somebody enlight me on how feeds inform the search enginees about their fresh entries? It seems to me that Live Web search enginees still need to go out to check the XML source of all the feeds and determine if they have been updated since the last visit. Some feeds might register with Technorati for "ping back", but that's probably a very small portion of the Live Web.
A few corrections: Daypop
A few corrections:
Daypop was the first blog search engine, around since 2001, well befor Technorati.
A9's opensearch interoperates with a whole bunch of Live Web search engines. A quick check shows Feedster, Blogwise, Bulkfeeds, Blogdigger, blogdb.jp, blogWatcher and Findory.
Live Web search engines dont only crawl RSS feeds. Some do, some don't. Technorati does not only crawl RSS feeds.
Many Live Web search engies archive everything. They rank by freshness.
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Operation Lifesaver is a national public education program sponsored by the Railway Association of Canada and Transport Canada and works in co-operation with the Canada Safety Council, provincial safety councils/leagues, railway companies, unions, police, public and community groups.
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In 2006, there were 249 collisions between trains and motor vehicles at highway/railway crossings in Canada, resulting in 28 deaths and 27 persons seriously injured.
In addition to highway/railway crossing collisions, there were 91
trespassing incidents, 58 fatalities and 27 serious injuries.
Many of the injured are permanently disabled. Property damages
resulting from these collisions are extensive. It is no exaggeration
to say that the direct and indirect costs of these incidents amount
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The railway industry considers these collisions to be a major
problem. The greater tragedy, however, lies in the fact that
virtually all of these incidents could have been avoided.
Rail collisions are in fact one of the most predictable of all
transportation hazards. Trains and motor vehicles are alike in that
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highway and urban road networks. Similarly, aircraft have millions
of kilometres of air space in which to fly. But a highway/railway
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and the railway track - where a collision between a motor vehicle
and a train is most likely to occur.
The 2000 Summary of Railway Accidents/Incidents, a Transportation
Safety Board of Canada publication, indicated that 64 per cent of
collisions at public crossings occurring that year took place at
crossings equipped with warning devices such as lights and bells and
in 33 per cent of these cases, it was the motor vehicle that hit the
side of the train.
Investigation reports often reveal that, in most circumstances,
motorists are responsible for these collisions. They disregard the
horn and bell warnings of approaching trains; they ignore light and
bell warnings at crossings; and sometimes they even drive around
lowered gates.
Not so clearly understood is why people trespass on railway
property. Studies have shown that trespassing incidents often take
place when people walk, lie down, cross or sit on the tracks.
Incidents also occur when recreational vehicle users, cross-country
skiers and hunters use the railway property as a recreational
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highway/railway crossing and trespassing incidents, and the need to
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Melding the brand's urbanity with the town's identity as a top yacht market and cruise port, the 187-room St. Regis resembles a glossy Art Deco ocean liner, from its curvilinear marble lobby, filigreed banisters, and velvet taupe banquettes sprinkled through the lobby, to the seventh-floor pool deck that gives guests a sight line over any potential beach-boulevard riffraff and straight into the ocean. Room decor is simple, with beige upholstery and dark wood, and floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the Atlantic or the Intracoastal Waterway. A can-do attitude, rare in South Florida, makes up for any service missteps: When one guest lost her valet ticket and the hotel's inability to locate her car threatened to make her late for an appointment, a chauffeur drove her in the house Bentley. Oceanfront Cero is a romantic dinner spot but shockingly overpriced for breakfast. And the hotel would do well to provide free chairs and towels on the beach, instead of leaving guests to be accosted by umbrella vendors. But quibbles aside, and taking into account the upcoming Trump and W hotels flanking this one, you'll want to be the first on your block to catch the wave of new Fort Lauderdale.
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Neither one has spent time in the transportation industry. But the chairman of the CATS board says that's not a problem.
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El Paso VA Health Care System offers a variety of health services to meet the needs of our nation's Veterans. For additional contact information you may also view our phone directory or A to Z List of Services.
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To schedule, change or cancel an appointment.
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To speak with someone in our billing section, call the Medical Center at (915) 564-6100, Press 5. For more information, visit the Copays and Charges website.
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JIM HALL MEMORIAL MAY TROUT CLASSIC "Keeping a tight line" in beautiful Big Bear Lake, CA |
The 2014 Jim Hall Memorial May Trout Classic was held on May 17 and 18, 2014 Jean Sotiros, of Fontana, became the first female champion in the history of the tournament, landing a 3.92-pound rainbow trout. She moved up to the top spot on the board from fifth last year. It was another close race this year, less than 0.4 pounds separated the top four fish. Tessa Chan, 6, of San Gabriel, won the Pee Wee Division for children ages 5 to 11 with a 1.89-pound rainbow on a night crawler while drift fishing. Nathan Marshall, 13, of Big Bear City, won the Junior Division for anglers ages 12 to 15 by landing a 2.29-pound rainbow and prevented a sweep of the top spots by female fishers. A big thank you to all of our entrants, sponsors (Pautzke, Okuma, Big Bear Marina, Big Bear Sporting Goods & Holloways Marina), and our volunteers for making this another successful tournament. Goals To help maintain Big Bear Lake as a premium trout fishery by planting trophy sized fish each year prior to the May Trout Classic. The May Trout Classic will remain a family oriented event with two divisions for the kids between the ages of five (5) and fifteen (15). The kids of participants vie for 1st through 3rd places and have a chance at winning rods and reels and trophies. In 2012 we were able to give a fishing pole to every child under eleven thanks to our generous sponsors and your entry monies. You make it all happen! How It Works We take the entry money and use approximately thirty percent towards buying trophy sized fish to plant in the lake. We use about twenty-five percent for the cash prizes (these are loose figures based on the number of entrants). The rest goes to prizes for all our hard working participants and minimal costs (like insurance, the awards building…) The entire tournament is run by volunteers. Without these volunteers and the many wonderful participants, there would be no May Trout Classic. 2014 Classic officials were able to plant 3,400 pounds of trout prior to the event thanks to your support. |
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DENVER (5/31/13) -- On Wednesday, June 5 at 8 a.m., the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, Eastern Colorado Health Care System and community partners will conduct a full-scale Federal Coordinating Center exercise at the Signature Flight Support Hangar, Denver International Airport, 7850 Harry B. Combs Parkway in Denver.
The exercise will be a major test of the National Disaster Medical System, and will receive, triage and transport more than 150 patients to 11 metro-area hospitals via eight ground ambulances and 10 helicopters in less than six hours.
"This exercise is an example of local, regional and federal efforts to promote a unified response to large-scale incidents. Our objectives include enhancing capacity, building sustainment and creating surge for receiving medical facilities," said Roger Rewerts, FCC Denver coordinator.
The exercise will include the set up and operation of the FCC Command Center, aircraft arrival and departure of more than 150 patients, medical triage of patients, and the aircraft and ambulance evacuation of the patients from Denver International Airport to local area medical facilities. In total, more than 300 individuals from 20 community agencies will participate in the exercise.Rocky Mountain Hospital for Children at Presbyterian/St. Luke's Medical Center will participate in this large-scale exercise at the reception process at DIA. This will be an important test of pediatric systems in preparation for any future emergency situation.
Other participating local medical facilities include St. Anthony North Hospital, Rose Medical Center, Porter Adventist Hospital, Platte Valley Medical Center, Medical Centers of the Rockies and Aurora, Lutheran Medical Center, and Littleton & Parker Adventist Hospitals. State agencies participating include the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, and aviation assets and Soldiers from the Colorado Army National Guard. Amateur Radio Emergency Service®, METCOM Inc., and Marathon Medical, Inc., are also participating in the exercise.
A Federal Coordinating Exercise is managedmpril 7 Colorado Health Care Systemnged atter be investigated by those involved in your care. by the Department of Homeland Security NDMS and may be activated in times of federally declared national or international emergencies to coordinate definitive medical care of evacuees from the emergency area to the FCC's assigned area. The Denver VA Medical Center FCC, as part of that system, could potentially receive and process hundreds of patients from anywhere in the world. The NDMS solicits and organizes community support services, enrolls non-federal local hospitals and coordinates community hospital bed availability.
The most recent activation of the FCC system involved the Tampa and Atlanta VA Medical Facilities to support the evacuees from Haiti following the earthquake in January 2010.
Media requesting access to the exercise at the Denver International Airport location must submit a request to Daniel Warvi, Public Affairs Officer, VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System by 12 p.m. June 4.
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Does anyone else hate it when someone asks you "is there anything you want to talk about?...It always makes me want to just blurt out that I might be gay. One of my teachers asked me if I wanted to talk the other day and I really just wanted to let go and tell her about why I'm acting oddly. But I don't know her that well and I've never really talked to her before and if I did tell her it would just make going to that class that much more difficult.
The year is almost over so I'm thinking that I will just hold it in, but I'm afraid that in the summer I will have no one to talk to if I need it. I don't know if I should go talk to her or if I should just suck it up until summer and try to just deal with it myself. I don't like attention very much and I don't like teachers to "notice" me. But it might make it easier to do my work if I don't worry so much about what I am saying in it....I don't know what to do!
And from my other post when I was talking about coming out to one of my friends....I just don't think I can do that right now. I wish I could, but the only one I feel comfortable enough telling is the one I see the least and I enjoy our time together too much to ruin it with serious talk about my sexuality. So I think I might just try to start getting comfy in the closet for now.
I hate that too, it's such a sick horrible cruel joke when people ask you that and there is something wrong with you.
I think that not having someone to talk makes this whole sexuality discovery terribly frustrating and painful. I mean sure you'd always have us here on Oasis, but you can't be on Oasis 24/7. And it's a totally different experience when you actually hear yourself say whats on your mind as opposed to typing it. Stay in the closet if you think you need to, but I think "getting comfy in the closet" is a contradiction. The closet sucks ass.
I believe the phrase,"Save a horse, ride a cowboy," is in order.
oasis runs all summer, so you always have us as a last resort.
while only you can determine your comfort level with talking about this, it seems you worry too much about their reaction as much as your having to tell them. Only worry about your half of the equation.
Also, why do you only feel a close friendship can exist if your friend doesn't know your authentic self? And, again, why wouldn't he want to be a true friend and why would your discussing your innermost truth "ruin" anything?
"I could eat a knob at night." -- Karl Pilkington
It really annoys me, be it coming from a teacher, a psychiatrist or a counselor, or even a parent...It just gets on my nerves and I don't really trust anyone, so it is hard to tell ppl stuff...anyway, oasis will be here, as will I whenever you need to talk...feel free to message me anytime...hope it works out and you can tell your friend. later.
Mental wounds not healing, driving me insane, i'm goin' off the rails on a crazy train- the ozzman
It's terrible isn't it. Especially when they don't really want to talk about anything serious. Personally I think that this is the best time to come out at school because people still have contact with you for a while and then they have the whole summer to get over the shock. That's what I'm doing. But it's up to you. Good luck!
When you judge another, you do not define them, you define yourself.
So do you guys think I should talk to my teacher about it? I don't really know her that well and I've never really talked to her before but she seems really nice and like she would be understanding....I don't really want to, but it might help....Ah, I wouldn't know how to say it anyway....


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Denison, Iowa, Man To Federal Prison On Meth Conviction
Contact: Peter Deegan
A man who possessed methamphetamine was sentenced May 15, 2012, to more than 11 years in federal prison.
Lorenzo Alvarez-Santos, 34, from Denison, Iowa, received the prison term after a July 12, 2011, guilty plea to possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine.
At the guilty plea, Alvarez-Santos admitted that, on November 16, 2010, in Denison, Iowa, he agreed to distribute/sell about 10 ounces of methamphetamine to an individual cooperating with law enforcement during an undercover operation. Alvarez-Santos was arrested at the controlled drug purchase meeting site, officers seized about 10 ounces of 100% pure methamphetamine and $2,283 in U.S. currency from Alvarez-Santos. Later on this same date, law enforcement officers executed a search warrant at Alvarez-Santos' residence and seized about 6 ounces of 100% pure methamphetamine and $4,790 in U.S. currency.
Alvarez-Santos was sentenced in Sioux City by United States District Court Judge Mark W. Bennett. Alvarez-Santos was sentenced to 135 months' imprisonment. A special assessment of $100 was imposed. He must also serve a 5-year term of supervised release after the prison term. There is no parole in the federal system.
Alvarez-Santos is being held in the United States Marshal's custody until he can be transported to a federal prison.
The case was prosecuted by Assistant United States Attorney Shawn S. Wehde and investigated by the Iowa Division of Narcotics Enforcement, Iowa Division of Criminal Investigations, Mid-Iowa Narcotics Enforcement, Denison Police Department, and the Crawford County Sheriff's Office.
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New sign at the Templeton Rye Whiskey Distillery
We're excited to share this photo with you of our new sign at the Templeton Rye Whiskey Distillery in Templeton, Iowa.
From left to right: Meryl Kerkhoff, Kevin Boersma, Scott Bush and Keith Kerkhoff
It appears that someone has already stumbled upon it. Check out this photo that @mebreton of Des Moines, Iowa, captured and posted to Twitter via Twitpic.
Be sure to drop by the distillery this summer and check it out. Here's the link to our distillery tour dates.


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Swimming is a life skill as well as great exercise and a challenging sport. Ys offer swim lessons (for all ages), family swim, lap swim, water aerobics, developmental swim leagues and many kinds of adaptive swim programs for kids with special needs, so we can all safely enjoy the pleasures of an aquatic environment.
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3 Heart-Rate Monitor Mistakes That Everyone Makes
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Mistake #3: Over-Interpreting HR Data
If you train regularly with a heart rate monitor, it is important to keep in mind that heart rate has significant limitations as an indicator of exercise intensity. There are many other physiological factors involved as well. An easy way to see this is to compare heart rates in outdoor versus treadmill running. Most runners have a lower heart rate when running on a treadmill than they do running outdoors at the same pace. You might think this means that running on a treadmill is easier, and that you can run faster on a treadmill. In fact, just the opposite is true. Studies have shown that runners feel better and can run faster outdoors, even though their heart rates are higher. Why? Because heart rate does not tell the whole story of exercise intensity.
Athletes who assume heart rate does tell the story often encounter problems where there really are none. They find themselves asking questions like, "Why can't I get my heart rate up on the bike like I do when running?" and, "Why is my heart rate always higher than my friend's even though we have the same race times?"
These are not real problems. The only real problems in training are 1) performing poorly and 2) feeling bad. If you're performing to expectations and feeling good, or at least normal, then nothing your heart rate monitor tells you is bad.
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How to Remove Red Wine from Carpet
Four Methods:Using VinegarUsing Dish Soap & Hydrogen PeroxideUsing Baking SodaUsing Salt
Uh oh. Cabernet got the better of you, eh? Not to worry; it happens to the best of us (or to the worst of our party guests). In case the burgundy tones don't match your curtains, here are some ways to get rid of that nasty red wine stain (all with things in your kitchen cabinets right now).
Method 1 of 4: Using Vinegar
1Blot up as much of the red wine as possible from the carpet using a paper towel or rag. Do not rub it, blot it. Rubbing it will force it deeper into your carpet, ensuring that it becomes permanent.
- Work from the outside in, preventing the stain from getting any larger than it already is.
- If for some reason you have access to salt and no paper towels or cloth, pour salt over the stain to prevent it from setting. You can vacuum it up later. The stain will still be there, it'll just stay lifted.
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2Make a cleaning solution. Mix 1 tablespoon (15 g) of dishwashing liquid, 1 tablespoon of white vinegar (15 g), and 2 cups (16 oz) of warm water in a bowl. Mix it well, combining the three ingredients together.
3Blot the stain with the mixture using a clean rag. Follow with a dry rag, working as you go. Alternate between dabbing on the vinegar solution and drying it up.
4Blot the area with cold water. Use a different, clean rag. You want to remove any residue from the previous mixture. Then, blot to dry. Tada! Hopefully. If not, the second method is a stronger solution.
Method 2 of 4: Using Dish Soap & Hydrogen Peroxide
1Make a solution of dish soap and hydrogen peroxide. The amount you need will depend on the size of your stain. Once it's made, test it somewhere else to see that it doesn't affect the color. If it doesn't, proceed.
2Blot the stain with the solution. Again, don't rub -- blot. And always use a clean rag or section of the rag; if you don't, you risk spreading the stain.
3Spray the stain with a mixture of cold water and a few drops of dish soap. If you have a spray bottle, this is ideal. Then, again with a clean cloth, blot once more.
4Blot with fresh, room temperature water. Even if the stain is gone, you don't want a soapy, sticky residue from the cleaning solution. Use a clean rag!
5Cover the stain with a clean cloth. Set a heavyweight (or weights) on the cloth to force whatever's left of the stain or solution to transfer to the cloth. Leave it for several hours.
- Once the stain is completely gone, vacuum the carpet to return it to its normal look.
Method 3 of 4: Using Baking Soda
1Blot the stain as much as possible. The less red wine you have to deal with in the end, the better. But don't rub it in! Lightly press against the stain with a paper towel or cloth, transferring as much from the carpet to your quicker-picker-upper as you can.
2Pour some cold water onto the stain. This dilutes the stain, allowing more of it to rise from your carpeting. Continue blotting (with a new cloth) until you've obtained what you could.
3Make a paste of one part baking soda to three parts water.[1] Mix it up well and apply it to the stain. Be sure to get all around the edges and apply generously. Leave it to dry.
- The downside of this is that you can't tell if science is working with this method. If you don't trust the acidic powers of baking soda, you may want to go for methods 1 or 2, which are a bit more immediately visually gratifying.
4Once it's dry, vacuum it up. The stain should be gone! If there's any residue left (which should be very minimal at best), reapply some cold water or a carpet cleaner, let dry, and vacuum once more. The carpeting should return to its normal texture and appearance.
Method 4 of 4: Using Salt
1Dilute the stain with a bit of white wine. This may seem counterintuitive (in fact, it should), but pouring on a bit of white wine will help dilute the color.
- If you don't have white wine lying around, you can skip this step. It's not imperative, just helpful for color purposes.
2Dampen a sponge and blot the stain. Using cool water on your sponge, dab at the stain gently. This will soak up the top layer and some color, but not press the stain into the carpet fibers (if you do it lightly enough).
- It bears repeating: BLOT. Don't rub, scrub, massage, press, or any other verb that involves force. Just blot. Lightly. You don't want the stain to soak in anymore than it already is.
3Pour salt over the stain. You want to pour enough salt to soak into the stain and then a layer on top of that. When you think it's enough salt, pour on a little more, for good measure.
- You can leave it as is right now or you can cover it with a few paper towels and place a heavy weight on top. Use your discretion and whatever you have available.
4Let it set for up to 8 hours. Some people will tell you it'll be ready in 10 minutes.[2] Others will tell you to continue on with your party (giving the culprit a sippy cup) and worry about it in the morning.[3] Whatever school of thought you adhere to, all you need right now is to have blind faith in the salt gods. It's basically magic.
- The salt draws out the liquid (like how when you eat a french fry you want a Coke) and absorbs the stain; that's why pouring on white wine was okay, too.
5Throw away the excess salt and vacuum up the carpet. TADA! And you thought salt was just to constrict your blood vessels. Your carpet should be virtually good as new. To remove the salty residue, just dampen with cool water and vacuum again to restore its natural texture.
- If you do have a bit of a stain left, use a stain remover or carpet cleaner (or anything mentioned in the previous methods, really) to suss out the last of the remains. Follow the directions and within one application, you should be good as new.
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- This may result in wine odor in your carpet.
- You do risk leaving the stain and letting it set with the salt method. Using salt is considered risky in some circles, so use at your discretion.
Things You'll Need
Method One: Using Vinegar
- Paper towels or clean rags
- 1 tbsp vinegar
- 1 tbsp dish soap
- Bowl
- 2 cups warm water
- Cold water
Method Two: Using Dish Soap & Hydrogen Peroxide
- Paper towels
- Dish soap
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Bowl
- Cold water
- Spray bottle
- Fresh, clean water (room temperature)
- Cloth and weight (for drying)
Method Three: Using Baking Soda
- Paper towels or cloth
- Baking soda
- Water
- Container and spoon
- Vacuum
Method Four: Using Salt
- A bit of white wine
- Sponge and paper towels
- Salt
- Vacuum
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Bellwether Switchback Shorts
Looking for a more relaxed fit when you're tearing up trails? The Bellwether Switchback Shorts are the answer. These have a durable, stretchy outer shell and a pair of breathable mesh inner shorts that contain the Contour Pro Chamois for comfort on medium distance rides. The undershorts are removable, so you can mix and match the outer and inner shorts depending on activity. Two cargo pockets on the outer shorts zip to keep your energy bars and extra tubes from spilling out.The construction of the Bellwether shorts are great. I wear a 38-40 in shorts and the XXL fits perfect. I wear the club fit for bibs and jerseys. I buy XL in Canari, Performance brand, and Pearl Izumi. Just go one size up from those you should not be disappointed.
The shorts arrived in good condition and on time. Taking advantage of the previous reviews I orded a size larger than what I wear in the Canari brand and I was spot on. The chamois seems similar to the King pad or a step below in feel.
They look great and the material is really nice. The inner shorts with the seat pad (chamois) can be removed, which is the best part. The inner shorts can be worn under other shorts or pants that don't have a seat pad, and these shorts can be worn without the inners, if you're not riding. They are a small make, like the other comments have said. I'm a 36 waist and the XL just fits, so order a size up and you won't be disappointed!
These are great, medium distance shorts. Cool design with zippered, breathing slits in front. The large fits 33-35 waist. It may be a little tight for anyone 36" waist.
"Small" fits a little small in the waist, but great shorts. Good Price and fast shipping! Thanks!
My first pair of bike shorts were >$70 and I thought they were the greatest thing since sliced bread (first pair of biking shorts with a chamois). Then I bought these because I got tired of doing laundry every other day. WOW, the pad in these shorts was by far superior to my previous and I now greatly prefer these shorts. There does seem to be a semi-permanent crease in these shorts in the middle of the knee that is about 1" or so 'deep' that is mildly noticable. That's my only complaint, great shorts otherwise
According to the Bellwether site, the L size fits a 34 - 37 waist. I wear a 34 in just about everything, and I barely fit into these. They are very snug, they stretch so I wouldn't go quite as far to say they are uncomfortable. I'm coming out of winter hibernation and planning to drop a little weight so I think I'll keep them. Anyone who's on the fence or likes a baggy fit, definitely consider getting a size larger than recommended. Great shorts aside from the sizing issue.
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The Java, cross-platform RText editor has achieved version 1.0.0. It recognizes numerous programming languages and otherwise preserves most of its usual features.
The first stable version of the RText Java editor is now available as version 1.0.0. The program provides syntax highlighting, does content auto-detection for filenames without extensions, processes multiple documents simultaneously and knows all the popular programming and scripting languages. Among them are C, C++, C#, Java, JavaScript, XML, HTML, PHP, Lisp and perl, but also Lua, Assembler, Groovy and Fortran.
RText resolves parentheses, records and plays macros, marks vital places in the code with bookmarks, recognizes shortcuts for code stubs, allows code shifting per drag-and-drop and supports various encodings.
New in version 1.0.0 is integrated syntax detection and highlighting support for Delphi, Scala and BBCode. The editor now also resolves ending tags in XML and file selection is available via breadcrumbs. Finally, bugs were resolved and the graphical interface was updated.
The new RText is under GPL, with optimum download from Sourceforge. After unpacking the software, start it using java -jar RText.jar, which requires Java.
Rtext vs. jEdit
Has any reader out there used both Rtext and jEdit? What does Rtext do that jEdit does not? What does it do differently?
Issue 173/2015
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Old Vulnerabilities Are Kept Alive Through Bad Configuration
HP's annual Cyber Risk report offers a bleak look at the state of IT.
Linus Torvalds Announces Linux 4.0
But what do the big numbers really mean?
Microsoft Frees CoreCLR
.NET Core execution engine is the basis for cross-platform .NET implementations.
New Trojan Attacks Linux Servers
The Xnote trojan hides itself on the target system and will launch a variety of attacks on command.
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Vickerstown aiming to keep Tempest at bay
Last updated at 20:19, Friday, 21 December 2012
IT would probably make more sense for players to wear flippers rather than boots tomorrow as the atrocious weather conditions looks set to hit the fixture programme.
Football matches at all levels have been affected in what has probably been one of the wettest seasons for years.
And with the forecast for this weekend unlikely to show any abatement players and managers will be hoping there will be a chance of some action.
Last weekend saw just one Bay West Lancs Division One game take place while in Division Two, Askam's Duddon Road venue also saw action. Throughout all five leagues in the West Lancs, just eight games took place.
Crooklands Casuals will be keeping their fingers crossed that the game at Euxton Villa gets the thumbs up.
Victory over opponents who sit mid-table in the Premier Division could see the Longlands Park side enjoy a quick climb up the league in what is a tightly-congested table.
Cassies were due to play at Burnley United last week but the game was postponed.
Vickerstown CC are at home and entertain Tempest United, a side who sit five places below them in the table.
In the last four league matches played, United have failed to find the back of the net. Their last win was back in October when they scored a 2-0 away win at Thornton Cleveleys.
Vickerstown have notched six league wins so far in their campaign and recently ended a run of four defeats with a 4-1 victory at Fulwood Amateurs earlier this month.
Furness Rovers were one of a rare breed who played last week but a lone Dave Woodburn strike could not save his side from falling to a 2-1 home defeat against Mill Hill St Peters.
They will be hoping for a change of fortunes tomorrow for their Division One encounter at Bac/Ee Preston, a side thumped 6-1 by Ambleside at the start of December.
Rovers will be hoping to gain revenge for their 2-0 defeat at the Training Pitch in September.
Dalton United are at Railway Meadow and face a Hesketh Bank outfit, who among their league victims this season have been Rovers, Ambleside and the high-flying Wyre Villa.
Hawcoat Park are also at home where they face Burscough Richmond. Park's last league match saw them enjoy a 5-1 win over Stoneclough with goals from Carl Mackay, Ryan Mackay (2), Ollie Jackson and Trevor Houghton.
Millom, who sit at the foot of the table with just one win so far, entertain Wyre Villa who put eight goals past them in the first round of the Presidents Cup.
However, Millom can take heart from the last game which saw them play out a 2-2 draw with Hesketh Bank in which Carl Waters and Paul Walker scored.
In Division Two Barrow Wanderers, who defeated Walney Island 2-1 last weekend thanks to goals from Andrew Whiteford and Jasper Carey entertain Bolton County, and if the game goes ahead, will be looking to secure a victory to push their way up the table.
Likewise, Furness Cavaliers will be aiming to pick up some points against visitors Leyland United, who drew 1-1 at GSK Ulverston Rangers last week.
Holker Old Boys are set to have a pretty hectic time over the Christmas period.
They are at Rakesmoor Lane tomorrow and face a tricky encounter against high-flying AFC Darwen in their North West Counties Division One game, however the game at Nelson on Boxing Day looks, on paper, to be an easier match.
Both sides have collected just 12 league points but Nelson, who sit third bottom in the table have a superior goals advantage over their Barrow opponents.
First published at 16:23, Friday, 21 December 2012
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26 February 2015 New Acquisitions
By: Raewyn Passmore
What do you think of when you think of money? Is it coins? Is it bank notes? Three-hundred years ago people weren't sure bank notes were really money; it took a long time for them to get used to the idea.
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By: Graham Iddon
At any given time, there were 3 concurrent sessions happening at this year's OMA conference, making it a bit difficult to see all you want to see. Fortunately we had a few folks attending who could share out some of the important programs.
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As usual, the schedule was jam-packed, so no time for golf. This year's theme is a popular current in the museum biz these days: the museum's role in promoting a healthy and happy community.
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25 June 2014 5 Cents: Canada, 1943
The beaver briefly disappeared from our nickel during World War II. So did the nickel typically used in minting the coin, a consequence of wartime rationing of the metal.25 June 2014 1 Cent, Framed: Canada, 1908
In January of 1908, Countess Grey, wife of the Governor General, inaugurated the new Canadian branch plant of the Royal Mint by ceremonially striking a one-cent piece- the first produced in Canada.The New Building Project
Much more than replacing the linoleum and painting the kitchen, the construction team has begun construction on a new space for new ideas and new audiences−for the Bank of Canada Museum.
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Row officer reacts to having her salary slashed
SUNBURY — It's the first day back on the job for Northumberland County row officers who had their pay slashed by almost 50 percent following a vote by Northumberland County Commissioners Stephen Bridy and Vinny Clausi. The commissioners, excluding Richard Shoch, voted to cut the row officers salaries to save the county money.
Register and Recorder Mary Zimmerman has been working for the county for 30 years and is a row officer. She said in many cases, row officers will be paid less than their employees.
Zimmerman said, "In my office, they will all just about be making what I make. In fact, my one deputy will be making more. My staff, I think we have like 90 years of experience total, so they are all up the pay scale.
Zimmerman adds that having to pay 50 percent of their health care is also a big blow. She said, "I'm sure anyone cannot take a hit as far as taking their salary in half, much less to pay $4 or $5,000 additional for health care. I question that we were singled out. There are unions here that pay $10-dollars a week. How can they tell us we have to pay 50 percent."
Zimmerman's salary was set at $57,395 and she will now be paid $29,000. (Ali Stevens)
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March 2, 2015
A drunk teenager fell like a rag doll from an escalator in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
The jaw-dropping 20-foot drop was caught on surveillance video.
But after seeing it, you may be shocked at how little he was hurt.
You don't remember anything? Um, no. (You don't remember what happened?) No.
That might be better because the... Video shows shane o'malley drunk as a skunk going up an escalator and then falling to a concrete floor before. It was scary.
"We had been to a concert -- the Dispatch concert. (Oh OK.) We were drinking before the concert and in the concert and then I obviously got too drunk and irresponsible."
(Does he know how lucky he is?) I'm not sure, I've been telling him how lucky he is, but he doesn't remember much about the fall.
For a few long minutes shane's friends could do virtually nothing. It's hard to believe that his worst injury is a broken elbow.
My back's killing me, it might be just wicked stiff. It's making it really difficult to get around. (Probably the impact of the fall.) Yeah. (What's the message for kids your age?)
Don't do it, don't drink, you might appear to have a good time but but it can easily get out of control.
The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority does not plan to file charges against O'Malley.
So what's next for him?
Well, the recent high school graduate says he's going to college in the fall, where he'll study nursing.
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Hi, Given a typical linux desktop setup, I want to know which hardware or software event causes (triggers) suspend or resume of a laptop. For example, in Lenovo T400 laptop, an external USB keyboard (already plugged into a laptop prior to suspending) keypress will cause the laptop to wake up. is there a way to know that this "wake up" is caused by this keypress? Or maybe it was caused by lid event (lid being closed or opened). I know this is a complicated chain. But occasionally I am facing a mysterious laptop waking up itself from sleep (sleep-to-RAM) and I don't know what causing it. My OS is Debian 7 (stable, wheezy) x86-64. -- Wirawan Purwanto Research Scientist College of William and Mary Physics Department Williamsburg, VA 23187


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Sit and Be Fit - Preventing DVT Deep Vein Thrombosis Mary Ann Wilson, RN | PBS
An aid in helping prevent Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) with exercises focusing on aiding in improving circulation in the legs where many clots form. 01:56
Gov. Terry Branstad: A Conversation on Aging
Governor Terry Branstad and Governor Chet Culver are questioned in separate interviews with IPTV's Dean Borg. Forum questions and content.....developed by IPTV in collaboration with AARP...includes... 29:35
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Governor Terry Branstad and Governor Chet Culver are questioned in separate interviews with IPTV's Dean Borg. Forum questions and content.....developed by IPTV in collaboration with AARP...includes... 29:41
Independent Lens | Herb & Dorothy - Video Extra | PBS (#1101)
Herb and Dorothy Vogel travel the festival circuit with filmmaker Megumi Sasaki. 04:11
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Dealing with COPD and exercises to aid in getting the most out of each breath, including postural alignment and breathing techniques. Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease includes several... 01:56
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Sit and Be Fit brain fitness workout features a variety of exercises to stimulate and strengthen communication between the body and brain. Also to help strengthen the pathways between different... 01:56
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Arthur Kleinman reflects on the experience of taking care of his ailing wife. 18:02
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This scholar and Harvard professor became the primary caregiver for his wife after she was afflicted with a neurodegenerative disorder. A medical anthropologist says caring for the sick and... 06:46
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1. Michael SCHUMACHER (FERRARI), 1h24m04.888s
2. Kimi RAIKKONEN (McLAREN), 1h24m08.250s (+ 3.362s)
3. Rubens BARRICHELLO (FERRARI), 1h24m08.839s (+ 3.951s)
Published with permission from the Federation Internationale de l' Automobile.
Q: Michael, have you ever had to deal with fire before and how do you prepare for circumstances like that?
Michael SCHUMACHER: I guess when I was a little boy I was playing with fire but I actually did, in my car in Formula Three, have a little fire in the cockpit but you sort of know that you have protection, you have the overalls and you know you can survive for a little while but I didn't feel very concerned, honestly. If you had seen fuel splashing around and fire burning it would have been a different story as we have seen with Jos (Verstappen) in 1994 in Hockenheim, but that didn't seem to be the circumstance here.
Q: Michael, you almost spun in qualifying and you started on pole position. Today you had fire in your car and you won the race. Do you consider yourself a lucky man?
MS: I don't know whether you should call that lucky. I think I was very unlucky to have the problem, honestly.
Q: Rubens, I know it was the same for everybody but after all the false starts was it difficult on the first lap because the tyres were quite cold?
Rubens BARRICHELLO: Yeah, a little bit. I think we all tried to put some heat on the tyres as we went there but I think the cars were running a little hot, every car was a little hot. For example, Juan Pablo didn't have the initiative to start. I had done it twice. You are there, concentrating yourself, and when something happens you need to go. But I thought my reaction was quite good because I had two starts and twice I had to press another button and brake not to run into Juan Pablo so it was a bit tricky today actually.
Q: Michael and Rubens, do you both feel Kimi is already at the same level as a competitor as Mika Hakkinen used to be?
MS: I don't think it is fair to compare, honestly. I think the point to make is that he is a very good competitor and a very strong competitor and obviously you see that with the results he gets.
RB: Yeah.
Q: Michael, after the critics last year do you feel a special satisfaction about your victory today.?
MS: I feel like a winner now, yeah.
Q: Kimi, can you explain how Michael overtook you because we did not see it on TV and secondly do you think the programme has changed for the new McLaren after this result?
Kimi RAIKKONEN: The new car, we are testing that next week for the first time and it all depends how good it is. If it is reliable straight away and quick then who knows we might end up having it at the next race but so far it is not been planned. But the pass with Michael, he passed quite easily. I decided to take the inside line but he had much better traction out of the corner and I was not able to keep him behind and he just got past me at corner two.
Q: Michael, the next race at Monaco is the one track that everyone wants to start at the front. Tell us about the difficulties in the strategy...
MS: The point is you want to have the right strategy but you want to be quite far in front so you have to find the right compromise and you work out over the weekend what is the right compromise.
Q: Michael, were you following the battle between Rubens and Kimi because if he had overtaken Kimi you would be leading the championship now?
MS: I was crossing fingers to be honest, not only for that. Rubens, being my team-mate and my friend I would choose him to be second rather than a competitor and also for the championship and seeing the final lap with them fighting, I saw Rubens already by and I was like, yeah! And then it was the other way around but that is racing.
Q: There was a moment before the race started when you were warming up tyres and Montoya pulled alongside you when you were stopping and starting and signaled to you and was a bit nervous about it. What do you feel you can or cannot do in those circumstances?
MS: First of all, the leader dictates the pace and the others have to adjust to whatever the leader is doing but I don't think I was doing something unreasonable. It would have been far more unreasonable to go very high speed and suddenly brake because then it is very difficult to react. I was just accelerating in first gear up and down, up and down and he was doing the same and coming beside me. I don't see any problem, honestly. I don't think anyone would have considered it to be an overtaking maneuver even if he had just gone by and then gone back. I don't think that's something anyone would be worried about, just a normal procedure.
Q: Michael, a brilliant Grand Prix, really entertaining. How would you rank it among your victories over the years, it was one you really had to fight for?
MS: The point is that we had been down to third position and fighting our way back up to first position due to some lucky circumstances, the blowing up of Montoya's engine and passing Kimi, so naturally fighting back from a low position gives you greater satisfaction if it happens at the end.


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Maine Governor Approves Rebates for Solar Energy Systems
Maine Governor John Baldacci approved a bill on June 29th that creates rebates for homeowners and businesses that install solar energy systems. The rebates apply to both solar photovoltaic power systems and solar thermal systems used to heat water or air. Solar photovoltaic systems installed before 2007 will earn a rebate of $3 per watt for the first 2,000 watts and $1 per watt for the next 1,000 watts, for a maximum rebate of $7,000. Solar thermal systems will earn a rebate of 25 percent of the system cost, including installation, up to a maximum rebate of $1,250. The rebates will be funded through an assessment of the state's utilities. See the text and status of the bill on the State of Maine Legislature Web site.


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The New York Times is reporting the positive news that the leaders of New York's Public Theater announced today, Thursday January 29th, that they have signed an agreement with the Broadway producer Elizabeth I. McCann that avoids legal action, threatened by Ms. McCann, over the upcoming transfer of the musical "Hair," which is scheduled to begin rehearsals on Friday.
The Times explains that "Ms. McCann was originally, with the Public, the lead producer of the show, which was a hit last summer in Central Park, but the Public moved her aside last month when she could not raise the money for its initial $6.5 million capitalization. Ms. McCann had suggested that she might sue, but Oskar Eustis, artistic director of the Public, said on Thursday that the theater and Ms. McCann had signed an agreement keeping her "as an above-the-title" producer. "The acrimony is completely behind us - there will be no lawsuits," Mr. Eustis said to the Times.
"We're in very healthy shape with more than $5 million in firm money, and we'll end up turning prospective producers away," Mr. Eustis said.
To read the entire Times Arts Beat story on Hair click here.
HAIR will begin preview performances on Friday, March 6, with Opening Night set for Tuesday, March 31, at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre (302 West 45th Street, New York City). Jeffrey Richards and Jerry Frankel, the producing team that helped bring the Tony Award-winning musical Spring Awakening to Broadway, have joined forces with The Public Theater (Artistic Director Oskar Eustis; Executive Director Andrew Hamingson) - as co-lead producers - to present the upcoming Broadway production.
The production will reunite most of the creative team of last summer's staging at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park: director Diane Paulus, set designer Scott Pask, costume designer Michael McDonald to design the lighting for the Broadway production.
Recently cited on more than 25 10-BEST-OF-THE-YEAR THEATER lists, including The New York Times, New York Magazine, Newsday, Time Out New York, and TIME Magazine, HAIR features a book and lyrics by Gerome Ragni and James Rado, and music by Galt MacDermot.
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Thanks to all who made an effort to attend the Halloween party last night!! Hopefully you all enjoyed a great evening!!
Special thanks to:
- John Janaway on the decks
- Nick Schaschke for the chips and catering
- the bar staff for a great shift
- and Hamiltons premier Indian dining experience The Pir Mahal which do 2 for 1 main courses all week (shameless plug for my sponsor)
Cheers for a great bulls night!!!!
David Sutherland
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