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by Ralph Graves All the apps you see on the screen come pre-loaded. Wireless Wonder The fifth generation iPod touch is truly a versatile device. Whether you're into music, video, photos, messaging, or gaming, the iPod touch has you covered. And you can even talk to it — and have it talk back. Built-in Wi-Fi® lets you connect wirelessly to the Internet, so you can instantly post pictures, keep up with friends, or just find out what the weather's going to be. And the iPod touch has Bluetooth®, so you can connect wirelessly to a compatible home or car audio system to listen to online music services, Internet radio, video soundtracks, or music stored on the player iteself. Talk with Siri With Apple's voice-recognition software, Siri, you can simply have a conversation with your iPod touch to get things done. Ask for sports scores, leave yourself a reminder, or get a restaurant recommendation (then make a reservation). 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KTM's Antoine Meo delivered another impressive day at the Sardegna ISDE 2013 on Tuesday to keep Team France on the top of the Leader Board in the World Trophy. The KTM factory rider looked much more settled on the KTM 300 EXC in the E3 class instead of racing his usual E1, in which he is 2013 World Champion.
KTM Factory team boss Fabio Farioli said Antoine Meo had made a giant leap from Day One to today's competition after contesting the opening day with only a short time to familiarize himself with the bike. "Antoine was much more confident today," Fairoli said. "He was riding a different style altogether."
Team France now have a 4:32 minutes advantage over second placed Australia and USA, with KTM riders Mike Brown, Kurt Caselli and Charlie Mullins are now third. France went into the competition as title holders and they are already looking like they are on their way to another trophy.
Meo was fastest E3 rider on Day Two and leads the progressive times in this six-day classic. KTM factory teammate Cristobal Guerrero of Spain was fastest E1 rider and also leads his class after Day Two. Their KTM factory teammate Johnny Aubert is also riding well for Team France. He was second fastest in E2 on Day Two and is closing the gap to Australian Daniel Milner.
France is also leading the Junior World Trophy taking their second consecutive win and are now just over a minute ahead of Italy. Britain advanced from fourth to third and has closed to within 22 seconds of Italy. USA is now fourth, Sweden fifth and Australia is in sixth place.
Riders again faced extremely dusty conditions except for one test where a short burst of rain had turned the dust into mud. Organizers have added two additional tests into Day Three that represent a bigger challenge and riders will contest six tests in all, four of which will be the same as Days One and Two but in reverse order.
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World Trophy
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4. Italy, +8:25
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Junior World Trophy
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2. Husaberg 1 (Renet, Larrieu, Bellino), +4:32
3. KTM 2 (Caselli, Mullins, Guerrero), +5:42
4. Yamaha Australia (Green. Milner, McCormack), +8:21
5. BETA Factory (Philippaerts, Mori, Kvarnstrom), +11:08 min
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1. Cristobal Guerrero (E), KTM, 52:28 min
2. Lorenzo Santolino (E), Husqvarna, +10.84 sec
3. Jeremy Joly (F), Honda, +31.78
4. Giacomo Redondi (I), KTM, +39.61
5. Thomas Oldrati (I) Husaberg, +40.73
Other KTM
6. Rudy Moroni (I), KTM, +1:05 min
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2. Santolino, +15.97 sec
3. Joly, +23.43
4. Redondi, +1:04 min
5. Oldrati, +1:08
Other KTM
7. Moroni, +1:53
Results E2 Day Two
1. Daniel Milner (AUS), Yamaha, 50:44 min
2. Johnny Aubert (F), KTM, +18.14 sec
3. Robert Taylor (USA), Kawasaki, +27.58
4. Pela Renet (F), Husaberg, +29.42
5. Charlie Mullins (USA), KTM, +53.94
Other KTM
6. Ivan Cervantes (E), KTM, +1:05 min
9. Kurt Caselli (USA), KTM, +2:11
Standings E2 after Day Two
1. Milner, 1:41:01 h
2. Aubert, +32.14 sec
3. Taylor, +58.75
4. Renet, +1:02 min
5. Cervantes, +1:33
Other KTM
6. Mullins, +1:34
9. Oscar Balletti (I), KTM, +3:03
10. Caselli, +3:16
Results E3 Day Two
1. Antoine Meo (F), KTM, 50:27 min
2. Chris Hollis (AUS), KTM, +1:55 min
3. Mathias Bellino (F), Husaberg, +2:01
4. Mike Brown (USA), KTM, +2:08
5. Deny Philippaerts (I), Beta, +2:18
Other KTM
6. Manuel Monni (I), KTM, +2:19
Standings E3 after Day Two
1. Meo, 1:40:50 h
2. Brown, +2:52 min
3. Hollis, +3:01
4. Bellino, +3:15
5. Philippaerts, +3:16
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Throughout my years as a bowhunter, I have found fewer things that agitate me more than absurd claims by bowhunters. The one claim that is most irritating to me, "My bow is so fast, deer can't jump the string." That would be excellent if it were true, unfortunately, it's physically and mathematically impossible. Let us take a look at the numbers and action photos that shoot the, "speed theory" out of the air.
The bows on the market today are undoubtedly the fastest bows that have been produced and while they can send arrows down range at speeds over 350fps, they still aren't faster than a deer's reaction time to the sound of the bow. Humans have a simple reaction time that has been measured at about .15 seconds, this is the time it takes from hearing a sound to having a reaction movement to the sound. While it is extremely difficult to measure exactly a deer's simple reaction time, it is fairly simple to calculate that it's faster than that of a human. For the sake of the discussion, we will use the fastest bow and the slowest deer for our calculations. Keep in mind, my Mathews z7xtreme is slinging an Easton Axis 340 arrow tipped with an NAP Spitfire Max at 299fps.
Here is our hypothetical scenario: A shooter buck strolls by and stops at 30 yards (90 feet) in your shooting lane. You hold your pin on the lungs and touch the release, the buck drops at the sound of the bow and your arrow sails over his back. This past September I had a similar scenario except the deer was a doe and my arrow spined her as opposed to missing altogether. The distance was exactly 30 yards, my mistake here was not holding my pin on her heart.
With the speed of sound at 1,126fps (768mph) and an arrow moving 350fps (239mph), this means the sound of the bow arrives at the deer almost three times faster than the arrow. What does this mean to us as bowhunters? This means (with our given scenario) that our arrow reaches the deer in .257 seconds (90fps/350fps), and that the sound of the of bow reaches the deer in .08 seconds (90fps/1126fps). Subtracting these values gives us the the amount of time the deer has to react from hearing the sound to the arrival of the arrow, at 30 yards, the time for reaction is .177 seconds. As we discussed previously, the slowest deer on the planet (or a human) needs less than .15 seconds to react to the shot.
These are a series of photos taken from a previous Bowhunt or Die episode of a deer I shot in Wyoming. I marked my aiming point with the yellow dot, throughout the photo progression the dot stays constant and you can see the movement of the deer throughout the shot.
In this photo, you can see my lumenock in on it's way and the deer hasn't reacted to the sound of my bow.
The arrow is roughly 2/3 the way to the deer and she has already dropped several inches.
In this final photo, my lumenock has disappeared behind the yellow dot which represents my initial aiming point.
Conclusion? Myth Busted! Even with one of the fastest bows on the market and the slowest deer on the planet, your bow does NOT shoot an arrow faster than a deer can react to the sound, period.
Fortunately for us as deer hunters, this doesn't mean every deer will jump the string, and if they do, it won't be enough to completely dodge the arrow. This knowledge is obviously... just knowledge unless we apply it to our hunting situations. For me, it means, shoot for the heart. I hold my pin on the heart and if the deer reacts to the sound, my arrow should find the lungs. If the deer does not react and my shot is on target, my arrow will find the heart.
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Hi, I noticed you left flowers on this Memorial Page. Thank you for that, although this is a Duplicate Page added 7 Sep 2012. I have requested that Robert Hinkley DELETE this page. The correct Page is MEM# 58530533 by Paul R added 12 Sep 2010. Her correct name & spelling is "Florence Mary RUSSELL LeBaron"...her Maiden Name is "RUSSELL". She was the first wife of my Step-Grandfather Lynn Henry "Hank" LeBaron MEM# 60450351. I wanted to let you know that I appreciate your kind gesture of the flowers and sentiment, and if you desired to add them to the correct Memorial, you would know the facts! ;-) Janet ~ ConsiderTheLilies22 Find A Grave ID#47018985
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) -- The University of Virginia has stopped using live cats to train medical students to insert breathing tubes in newborns.
U.Va. spokesman McGregor McCance tells The Daily Progress (http://bit.ly/14gFqit ) that the university's three felines have been adopted out.
The university didn't say why it stopped the practice. The policy is still under review.
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College Hockey: New year, same goal for Wildcats
The University of New Hampshire hockey team's bounce-back season put Dick Umile's team, after a rare off year, back in the NCAA tournament and the Wildcats eliminated Denver in a first-round game in the Northeast Regional at the Verizon.
"It seems like yesterday," said UNH senior defenseman and captain Eric Knodel. "It's a loss that didn't sit well over the summer. We got a taste of it last year. We got back to the NCAA tournament and won the first game and lost the second We have a taste of what it takes to get there and what it takes to win."
The winners play on Saturday night in the title game and there is also a consolation game.
"We're excited to get going," said Umile, who begins his 24th season as UNH's head coach tonight. "Minnesota's a great hockey area and we haven't played Clarkson in a while. We're looking to put a good game together."
Senior Jeff Wyer will start in goal for UNH tonight and DeSmith will be in the net on Saturday.
Umile said during the pre-season that Wyer had been playing well and was going to push DeSmith, who started all but one game last year, for playing time.
The Wildcats got off to a super start last year — they won their first four games and were 11-1-2 as of Dec. 1 — and will try to do so again.
"We learned that year there are no guarantees," van Riemsdyk said. "It makes you want even more to win the next game in the tournament, to get back to the Frozen Four."
First, there's the matter of competing in the new-look Hockey East: New team in Notre Dame; new coaches in Berlin native Red Gendron at Maine, on for Tim Whitehead, and David Quinn replacing Jack Parker at Boston University; and even a new schedule with league teams playing each other only twice a season in games that count in the conference standings.
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Are you religious? Do you pray for people? Even though I'm not very religious, I love this advice. Sometimes when I'm walking around the city or taking a cab, I'll watch people go by, look at their faces and think of the complicated lives they must lead—all their worries, hopes and fears; how they might be planning a trip to visit their mom, how they might be reminding themselves to pick up a prescription, how they might be hurrying home to see their children. It makes you really love strangers in a funny way.
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The Wilmington University softball team split a Central Atlantic Collegiate Conference doubleheader at Nyack, 5-9 and 10-4, on Saturday afternoon at Orangeburg Little League, ending the regular season in fourth place in the conference standings heading into the CACC Tournament next week.
With the game two win, the Wildcats (26-23, 18-8 CACC) won the most conference games during the regular season in program history, since becoming a member of the NCAA Division II for the 2005 season. Nyack (4-26, 3-21 CACC) used a complete game eight hitter by Kia Jelley for the game one win.
The Wildcats committed six errors in game one, allowing the Warriors to come back from a 5-2 deficit with four runs in the fourth, one in the fifth and two in the six to complete the come from behind victory.
Wilmington scored two runs each in the second and fourth innings. With two outs and two runners following a Amanda Crockett single and a Jess Hassman double, Meghan Logullo knocked in the first run of the second with an RBI groundout. Shelby Thompson singled to third base for an infield single, beating out the play for the RBI.
Crockett started the fourth by reaching on an error and with two outs, Thompson singled into left to score Crockett with the unearned run. Brooke Berger followed with single to right for the Wildcats, scoring Hassman from third for the 5-2 lead.
Starting pitcher Jillian Stafford got the first two Warriors out in the bottom of the fourth, but Nyack responded with four hits in the inning and was aided by two Wilmington errors to scored four unearned runs and take a 6-5 lead after four complete. The Warriors would not relinquish the lead and took the opening game.
Thompson, Berger and Hassman each collected two hits for the Wildcats in game one but Stafford was saddled with the loss while throwing four innings and giving up seven runs (two earned) on eight hits. She recorded four strikeouts before handing the ball over to Danielle Griffin.
The Wildcats responded in game two and retaliated on the offensive side of the ball, tallying 18 hits and scoring seven runs in the final two innings to win going away, 10-4.
Leading 3-2 after five innings, the Wildcats opened the sixth with four runs before adding three in the top of the seventh.
Rachel Painter started the sixth with a single into right field and promptly came around to score in the next at-bat as Kristin Garvin launched a two run home run to center. Crockett followed with another single up the middle and Berger singled two batters later to put two runners on with one out. Now with two outs, Stafford laced a single to right field, scoring Crockett. Hassman knocked in the final run of the inning with another single back up the box, scoring Berger for the 7-2 lead.
The Wildcats put their first two batters on in the top of the seventh as Kinsley Parker singled to lead off the inning and Painter reached on an error. Crockett loaded the bases with one, allowing Thompson to pick up an RBI with a single through the left side. Still with the bases loaded, Berger singled to left field, scoring Painter from third. Now with two outs, Thompson came home to score the inning's third run as Stafford reached on a fielding error by the second baseman, giving the visitors the 10-3 lead.
Griffin tossed a complete game, striking out six batters while allowing four runs on 12 hits. She did not allow a walk in game two to improve to 6-5 overall.
Crockett led the Wildcats with three hits in game two, while every hitter in the starting lineup finished with at least one hit. Thompson, Berger, Christin Headley, Stafford, Hassman, Painter and Garvin all added two hits apiece in the game while Parker's single rounded out the 18 team hits.
Georgian Court won both of its games on Saturday, swiping the third seed from the Wildcats as the two teams came into the day's action deadlocked in the standings. Dominican and Caldwell are the conference's top two seeds after finishing in first and second, respectively, in the standings. The Wildcats will be the designated home team in the opening round, playing Post at noon on Field 2.
The CACC Tournament is hosted by Georgian Court and will start on Thursday, April 26. It is a double-elimination tournament with the Tournament Champion receiving the CACC automatic berth in the NCAA Division II Regionals. The CACC Tournament will conclude and a champion crowned on Saturday, April 28. Georgian Court is the two-time defending CACC Tournament Champion.


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FORT CAMPBELL, KY., - Imagine walking up a dusty dirt road, gazing out at the mountains of Afghanistan, hearing the chatter of the open market with throngs of people buying and selling goods, haggling over the price of eggs, tomatoes, peppers, and chicken…with the only thing missing being the smell.
This is what the Eagle Language Training Center at Fort Campbell, Ky., provides for Soldiers studying Dari and Pashto for 16 weeks prior to deployment to Afghanistan.
"We have a very unique instructional concept here at the Language Training Detachment in that we are training General Purpose Force Soldiers versus intelligence Soldiers or linguists," explained Libby Johnson, the Defense Language Institute Foreign Language Center Language Training Detachment (LTD) site director who manages the language program at Fort Campbell.
"Here, we try to really focus on the tactical aspects of the language; what they will be actually doing on a daily basis when they deploy to Afghanistan," explained Johnson, adding that about 75 students are supported per iteration, with the expectation to produce Soldiers with a high novice to low intermediate level of language skills.
To help facilitate more realistic exposure to Afghan culture, Johnson has turned several rooms of the school into a virtual Afghan village, complete with props and wallpaper from ceiling to floor depicting real life images of the landscape.
"They [GPF students] tend to learn better when they are out of a traditional classroom environment, and so that kind of spurred the idea to have a cultural immersion center where they can integrate the cultural aspects of the language as they learn, and they can actually get some hands on visual tools to help them put these concepts together," said Johnson.
The recently completed immersion facility includes a market area, a common area, a Key Leader Engagement room, and a government office to give Soldiers a realistic setting in which to practice their language, culture, and military skills.
"The students really have a good time with it. They really get involved and use all the props, and they ask if they can dress up and use the various tools that we have," said Johnson.
Students aren't the only ones who have been impressed by the facility and enjoy its authenticity. The instructors have also been wowed by the realistic images of their homeland.
"I love it, because honestly whenever I go back there it feels like I'm back home. Each room reminds me of a part of Afghanistan, it's beautiful," said Nadia Joya, Dari instructor and team coordinator at the Eagle Language Training Center.
Abdul Ghafoori, another Dari instructor, spoke about the advantages of having a realistic facility and how it has been received by the students. "Before we had these facilities here, and while we were doing role plays, it was not so realistic. So now that we have the facility of culture, most of the students, when they go through the culture room, come back [and] they say, 'We were in Afghanistan just for a second, and now we are back in the States."
The current group of students who are attending the course have already been deployed to Afghanistan, but did not receive language training at that time. They are more appreciative of the language training they are now receiving after experiencing some of the difficulties that a language barrier can create, and expect that their training will help them overcome those barriers for their upcoming deployment to Afghanistan.
Speaking about his previous deployment, Staff Sgt. Maurice Williams of the third Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division said, "Working with the locals, local police forces and the army, sometimes there would be things, times when we were trying to articulate specifically what we needed them to do, and the language barrier was definitely there."
But it is not just language alone that can create barriers. Culture, which is intimately tied to language, and understanding how other people think, can go a long way in alleviating the tension and frustration that may be caused by cultural misunderstandings.
"I learned a pretty fair amount of culture when I was in Afghanistan on our last deployment, but some of the background information they've [instructors] been able to fill in for me has greatly assisted with and enhanced my knowledge of Afghanistan and culture," said Spc. Robert Higley, also attached to the 101st.
Williams also found the cultural training helpful, and learned "how they (Afghans) really hold individual relationships in high regard." He went on to say, "Having this language, I'm almost eager to get back to Afghanistan to see what kind of impact it will have."
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It's been a long time coming, but finally, some of the victims of day care provider Guadalupe Almaguer know what power – and justice – feel like.
On Tuesday, Mono County Superior Court Judge Mark Magit sentenced former Mammoth day care provider "Lupe" Almaguer, 58, to 60 years to life in prison, following his arrest in early October 2010 on suspicion of child sexual abuse.
The weatherman says yes. Mostly.
According to Mammoth's weather forecaster, Howard Sheckter, the long, cold, snowy winter of 2010-11 is finally over – mostly.
With 618 - 637 inches measured up at the 9,200 foot elevation on Mammoth Mountain now, the winter goes down in the record books as Mammoth's snowiest, though not wettest, winter ever.
It started snowing on Oct. 5, making it seven months of snow, although an abnormally dry January and February gave us something of a break for a short time.
Former Mammoth Track Club distance runner Ryan Hall ran the best Boston Marathon by an American last week. Way to go, Ryan, and this amazing tweet on Wednesday: "Happy to be alive after our plane was hit by lightning." ...
Mammoth resident and Mammoth Mountain junior race team member Scott Busche took the silver medal at USASA nationals, boys 10-12 skiercross on April 10 at Copper Mountain, Colo. He was presented with the Cholula "Hot Shot" award of the day for having the day's fastest skiercross qualification time and for his "hot" racer style. ...
On the afternoon of April 24, the Mono County Sheriff Search and Rescue (SAR) Team was called out to search for a lost snowboarder.
Tiffany Pridanonda, age 21, of Walnut, CA, was snowboarding on June Mountain with a group of friends when she became separated and went out of bounds from the top of Chair 6. She went downhill to the east but could not climb back up.
She sent cell phone text messages to her friends and attempted to navigate to Highway 395. She went as far as the Hartley Springs campground, called 911, and was advised to stay where she was until the SAR team arrived.
Mono County Superior Court Judge Mark Magit on Tuesday sentenced former Mammoth day care provider Guadalupe "Lupe" Almaguer, 58, to 60 years to life in prison, following Almaguer's arrest in early October of last year on suspicion of child sexual abuse. Since that time, Almaguer has admitted he is guilty of sexually molesting four children, a confession he made after at least one victim and the victim's mother confronted him in person in October. The confrontation was taped under the guidance of the Mono County District Attorney's office and later used as evidence.
Ready for another strike at Vons?
It could happen.
The union representing Vons, as well as Ralphs, Albertsons, Safeway and other Pavilions stores last week voted to authorize a strike
The labor contract between the union and their employers, ratified four years ago, expired on March 6, and workers have continued on a day-to-day basis since then.
While a work stoppage isn't a foregone conclusion, the threat recalls memories of 2003-2004's protracted strike and lockout, which lasted 142 days and cost the stores roughly $2 billion.
Although the Mono Basin Visitor Center will open this week, Reds Meadow and the Lakes Basin are still under heavy snow and will open later than usual, according to the Inyo National Forest. The Lakes Basin is projected to be open by Memorial Day and Reds is projected to be open in late June, although conditions could change those dates.
Here's a summary of the conditions and opening dates, as projected by the forest service today:
There are so many puzzles attached to Meridian Boulevard that Mammoth's town staff and planners hardly know where to start.
There is repaving, for example, and traffic calming.
But one problem is perfectly clear.
School kids using the four-lane street as a route to and from school have nowhere to go except for the street in winter. The snowbanks grow. The traffic gets heavy.
"From Old Mammoth Road to Azimuth we have a sidewalk, but it's not wide enough to get snow removal equipment in there," said Public Works Director Ray Jarvis.
Rick Wood is not exactly carrying the weight of the world on his shoulders, but he certainly is carrying a very heavy heart.
The veteran town councilman and former mayor delivered an emotional speech to the town at Wednesday's Town Council meeting, trying to put into harsh perspective the effects the $30 million judgment against the town in the Hot Creek litigation case.
"Never again," he intoned.
"Never again should we put ourselves in a situation where we don't explore all the opportunities."
Not that long ago, the town government was split on Steve Searles.
Not any more.
Searles, who is Mammoth's wildlife specialist (and sudden television star, with "The Bear Whisperer") won a $74,315-a-year contract for three years on Wednesday when the Town Council approved it.
"Everyone needs a hero," said councilman John Eastman, "and every community needs a hero. Steve Searles is a hero for the Town of Mammoth Lakes.
"We need him as our wildlife specialist in Mammoth Lakes."
Incoming Town Manager Dave Wilbrecht has a new best friend, and her name is Marianna Marysheva-Martinez.
A numbers wonk and a high-ranking city administrator in Oakland before she became the Mammoth Lakes Interim Town Manager, the first thing Marysheva-Martinez did was look at the town's financials. Her conclusion was dire.
"We're in stable shape right now," she said, "and the reason is that our revenues will be up by the end of June but our expenditures will be up by almost the same amount.
"While we're stable, we're not in good shape.
"Next year is going to be bad."
We're talking poop here.
Dog poop, to be specific.
Mammoth has a new unofficial dog park down Sherwin Creek Road – a rather vast expanse on Forest Service land behind Sierra Meadows Ranch, made accessible this winter by the town plowing down to the Turner Propane tanks.
Dog lovers found it right away.
But Suzanne Nottingham, companion of three dogs (Ivan, Fred and Zion), has been horrified by the amount of poop this winter – poop that could easily have been picked up by their human companions but wasn't.
The big winter has Mammoth celebrating, but Lee Vining residents are getting worried.
The record-breaking winter raises a worrisome question – when will Tioga Pass open?
More snow means more snow to plow, and the cool April so far isn't helping much, either.
But all is not lost. On Tuesday, April 12, Mono County found out that Mammoth Mountain will be donating some plow equipment to the cause, said county officials.
It was supposed to be a coronation Wednesday night.
Instead, it turned out to be a "whoops" moment for the Mammoth Lakes Town Council, which was all set to finalize incoming Town Manager Dave Wilbrecht's $180,000-a-year contract.
It didn't happen.
In what Mayor Skip Harvey called an "embarrassing" situation, the terms of Wilbrecht's retirement benefits ran contrary to a November council resolution, which councilwoman Jo Bacon said she can't even remember making.
Not much action at Police Chief Dan Watson's Hispanic Outreach meeting this past week. No community members at all and just three committee members, out of more than 20 who signed up. "This meeting gets smaller all the time," Watson said. ...
In the "Er, what?" Department, Councilman John Eastman described his presence at the reception for our new Assemblywoman (Modesto) in Suite Z on Tuesday. "I was able to attend a reception for Kristin (pause) what's Kristin's last name?" (Olsen, for those wondering) ...


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STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) - Matt McGloin went Hollywood. Michael Mauti went home to Louisiana.
``The weather is great,'' said McGloin, a Scranton, Pa., native, joked about training in southern California. ``A lot better than the 6-degree weather back home.''
There was little time to party or hit the beach, though. McGloin, a quarterback who had a six-day-a-week workout schedule, is scheduled to play in the ``Texas vs. The Nation'' all-star game Saturday in Allen, Texas.
``Just landed. Can't wait to start playing ball again,'' McGloin posted on Twitter this week. It would be his first action since the emotional 24-21 win over Wisconsin in the season finale Nov. 24.
Mauti, a linebacker, has been training back in Louisiana. A stellar senior season ended early after Mauti had to miss the finale with a left knee injury. Previous injuries - one to each knee - cut short two seasons in Mauti's career.
He declined to give more specifics on his knee, other than saying that things were going well while training for the NFL Combine. He's already tried to make a good impression with the personal touch of sending hand-written notes to all 32 NFL general managers.
``Feedback,'' he said, ``has been positive so far.''
The stoic Mauti embraced a high-profile leadership role during the challenging 2012 season, working with fellow seniors Michael Zordich and Jordan Hill to help keep most of the team together after the NCAA handed down strict sanctions in July. Mauti will be known as one of the best leaders in the history of the program, but he sought a change of scenery after the draining season.
Mauti was a known commodity when he arrived at Penn State in 2008, becoming a key reserve and special teams player in a freshman year that foreshadowed his future contributions to the program.
The rags-to-riches story of McGloin - Mauti's freshman year roommate - is now well known throughout Pennsylvania. McGloin climbed from a walk-on under former coach Joe Paterno to record-setting starting quarterback in the spiced-up passing attack in 2012 under first-year coach Bill O'Brien, the former offensive coordinator of the New England Patriots.
A year for McGloin that included school records for career touchdown passes and single-season passing yards ended with the senior winning the Burlsworth Trophy, an award given to the top college player who started his career as a walk-on.
``I've run New England's offense for a year,'' said McGloin, as if running off bullet points from his resume. ``I've been around an NFL practice, day in and day out.''
After the surprising success of his senior year, the confident quarterback headed to Los Angeles for offseason workouts. He said the workout facility also hosted notable prospects like Alabama offensive lineman Chance Warmack and Oregon running back Kenjon Barner.
McGloin was focusing on combine drills like 40-yard dash starts and the broad jump. Throwing mechanics were important areas of concentration, too.
``Finishing throws,'' McGloin said, ``being more balanced and doing a lot with my core and legs for throwing than using my arm.''
He might have a longshot chance at getting drafted, though analysts have predicted McGloin could sign on as a free agent.
Of course, McGloin has already proven he can overcome long odds to succeed at quarterback.
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While checking in and picking up my media credentials at the 2012 Shooting, Hunting and Outdoor Trade Show in Las Vegas in January, I realized I was attending my 22nd consecutive SHOT Show. My first was in Dallas in January 1991.
Maybe that's why I couldn't help but eavesdrop in a hotel elevator the first morning when two guys next to me started complaining. They said they'd been coming to the show "for years," and groaned about the "long day" ahead.
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"It's not getting any easier," one guy said.
"Nine hours of walking and standing on cement covered by thin carpeting," the other sighed. "The more I do this, the worse I feel."
I glanced at them, expecting to see men in their 40s, maybe even 50s. But no, they weren't even close to my age, 56. They looked to be in their mid-30s; late 30s at the most.
I couldn't help but smile and ask: "How many SHOT Shows have you attended?"
The guy nearest me said, "Seven." His friend replied, "Me too."
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I silently thanked him for not adding, "Old Timer" to the end of his sentence. Then I told him this was No. 22 for me, and I hoped I'd be around for at least 22 more. "They're all a blur now," I said.
My companions seemed impressed, even apologetic. "I guess we shouldn't be complaining, should we?"
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"Well, don't let me ruin a good time for you," I laughed, and wished them well.
The fact is, the SHOT Show is a demanding way to spend four days, but as I'll always say, "It beats working for a living." My typical day at SHOT begins about 4:30 a.m. and ends at 10 p.m. Although the show is held in Las Vegas most years, I estimate I've spent no more than $70 gambling in all my walks back and forth between the show and my hotel room. And if I were to subtract two $20 bets I've made on Super Bowls played during SHOT Show weekends, I've spent about $30 on the slots.
The fact is, I must cover so much ground each day of SHOT that I'm too tired to do anything fun in Vegas at night. Plus, I usually file two 700-word articles each night of the Show, and another 700-word newspaper column one morning. Such articles don't get written unless I visit a lot of booths and attend several press conferences each day.
Astronaut Joe Engle posed for a photo with my daughter, Leah Durkin, at a recent SHOT Show.
Yeah, my job requires a lot of notes, photographs and interviews. And I can't say I look forward to my nine hours on the show floor each day, and roughly three hours of work before and after the show. Before self pity creeps in, though, I remind myself there's only a few thousand hunters and shooters who would love to have my job.
During all these years attending SHOT, I think often about how it has changed. During the early 1990s, the show truly featured hunting. All the archery companies were clustered in one part of its massive floor, and the firearms companies stretched endlessly in the other three directions. I spent two days in each, and never came close to seeing everything.
By the late 1990s, the archery industry had all but abandoned the SHOT Show in favor of the ATA Trade Show. About the only archery companies you see at SHOT now are crossbow manufacturers. If not for them and a few tree-stand companies, you wouldn't suspect the archery industry was once a key player at SHOT.
Miles of carpeted aisles lead SHOT Show business people past thousands of manufacturers' booths.
Then, soon after 9-11 and the United States' "War on Terror," SHOT attracted a growing number of entrepreneurs and manufacturers that specialize in police and military hardware. Unlike the archery and firearms industries, however, I don't see as much overlap between the firearms and police-military industries. I often feel like I'm learning everything from scratch when working the booths in the law-enforcement wings.
Still, there's one great thing about the SHOT Show that never changes: It never bores me. I always meet nice people who are passionate about their work, play and business. And whether it' 1991 or 2012, I'll often see celebrities roaming the aisles or standing at booths to meet people and sign autographs. Over the years, I've been fortunate to meet astronaut Joe Engle, test-pilot Chuck Yeager, football coach Bud Grant, actor/gunnery sergeant R. Lee Ermey, and various singers and musicians.
Another thing that hasn't changed: Some companies still hire pretty girls to hand out brochures and pose for pictures with middle-aged and aging guys like me. After 22 years, I'm still not sure if those girls truly generate business for the exhibitors. I'll never forget when I ran into my old boss at the 1992 SHOT Show, and said: "Al, you won't believe this. I just saw two really pretty girls in bikinis working at a booth two aisles over."
You'll never visit every booth at the SHOT Show, even if you spend every hour of all four days on the show floor.
Al smiled and asked, "Which company are they working for and what were they selling?"
I stood silent, totally dumbstruck. Finally I said: "You know. I never thought to look or ask."
Al smiled again and said, "I rest my case."
Well, at the 2012 SHOT Show I still saw a lot of pretty, smiling girls working the booths of several companies. None wore bikinis, but six weeks later, I still can't answer Al's timeless question: I don't know who they worked for or what they were selling.
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looking forward to the promised article about DP support. I hope you've tested a triple-screen Eyefinity setup, too.
Kinda annoying its taking this long for cheaper displayport monitors to come out. Really it should have come out sooner and it should be the same price.
Ugh. Judging by these pictures TN is still not the way to go.
Why, what do you see in that picture that hints at TN's inferiority?
I'm using a dual screen setup with an IPS panel and a TN panel, and I consider both pretty usable. The TN's black isn't quite as black and the colours are somewhat off on the TN panel if I decide to lie flat on the floor, but other than that?
Well, look at the picture. Here's a large version:
The whole left side of it is grayish. This is not how the Ubuntu desktop background looks. It's supposed to be purple/aubergine. And this was not some photo taken from an extreme angle.
I think most monitors do that when you hit 'em straight with a camera flash.
When I display two #000000 pictures on my monitors, I can see a slight difference in the actual color. But from looking at it, I'd call both colours "black".
Yes some of it could be attributed to image taking conditions. But still TN's bad rep. isn't based on nothing. I'm using a monitor with S-PVA panel myself, and I find the black crush which is inherent to the technology a very annoying aspect. Unfortunately I wasn't aware of that when I bought the monitor.
Though I've never owned a monitor with TN panel, I've used them in many places and I've always found the color representation and viewing angles awful. I was hoping that the technology would have gotten better over the years. But it appears not.
It's very tempting to buy a TN panel with these ridiculous low prices nowadays, but I'd rather shell out the extra cash for a monitor with IPS panel, than be annoyed with the shortcoming inherent to the TN technology. But that's just me, I'm very picky about these things. For other people TN might be just fine.
I bought a NEC multisync EA231WMi with displayport. It also supports audio over displayport (nice), has usb ports build in speakers (which obviously aren't that awesome), but it's colors are absolutely fantastic.
I recommend it.
I just bought 3 displayport monitors, from dell as well:
and I'm desperately looking for 2 dp 1.2 monitor cables so I can daisy chain the three monitors together, but I can't find them anywhere, every dp cable I've found has been v1.1, which doesn't support daisy chaining. Did you look for, and find any dp cables v1.2?


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