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Carl G. Ringholz, 90, of Norwalk, died Saturday, Dec. 4, 2010, in University of Toledo Medical Center.
He was born Dec. 8, 1919, in Norwalk, son of the late Frank E. and Eleanor (Frank) Ringholz and was a lifelong area resident. Carl was a member of St. Paul Catholic Church and was a veteran of the U.S. Army Air Corps serving in W.W. II. He was stationed in Alaska. He was a bank teller at the Huron County Bank and also worked at the Durkee Spice Company, both of Norwalk. Carl was a concrete finisher and mason and worked for A.J. Baltes Construction Company and for Hug Construction Company.
He was a member of Eagles Aerie 711, VFW Post 2743, and Ken Bur Bell Post 41 American Legion. Carl enjoyed gardening, fishing and bird watching, was a Cleveland Indians, Cleveland Browns, Ohio State and Notre Dame fan and received the Neighbor of the Year Award in 1987. Carl especially enjoyed cooking Sunday dinner for his family and was a loving husband, father, grandfather, great grandfather, and brother.
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What is your favorite way to eat falafel? Some like it in pita, some like it plain. You can choose to have it with hot sauce, garlic sauce, or ketchup in a McFalafel. With all the different ways you can eat falafel, what is yours?
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- I wa first introduced to falafel by a good friend. We would eat about once a week at a little Greek Cafe in downtown Dallas. My favorite was a pita sandwich with falafel patties, lettuce, tomato, tahini and a good sprinkling of Louisiana hot sauce. Absolutely delightful! I've tried several times to reproduce this sandwich at home with good success. Keep it simple and don't forget the hot sauce.
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I'm attempting again to use SOMA for domain backups. I will hopefully place the XML requests on a Unix machine to have them be cron job capable. Otherwise, I know no other way of automating domain backups. Does anyone know of any other way through SOMA to automate domain backups, say weekly? I've got this request below calling the 2004 version so I can have multiple actions in one request element, all with unique names.
If they do not have unique names, and I can't download them somewhere, say an NFS share or other Windows machine somewhere, what's the point of 'backup' ?
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<env:Envelope xmlns:env="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/">
<dp:request xmlns:dp="http://www.datapower.com/schemas/management">
<dp:do-backup format="ZIP">
<dp:user-comment>DEV_ADI backup</dp:user-comment>
<dp:domain name="DEV_ADI"/>
<dp:do-backup format="ZIP">
<dp:user-comment>DEV_CGI backup</dp:user-comment>
<dp:domain name="DEV_CGI"/>
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Updated on 2013-02-08T16:02:31Z at 2013-02-08T16:02:31Z by HermannSW
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-16T21:57:18Z in response to SystemAdminHey kpc,
I have tried this before and attach is the write up doc of this app. It backup to a FTP server and use the schedule rule to automate this.
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-16T21:59:09Z in response to zachahuy83One thing you want to be careful when backing up is you dont want to backup too many domain at once. There is a known problem when ftping a large file. So break it down to several different backup calls e.g. first backup call backup domain a, b, c then ftp off device, second backup backup d, e, f...etc.
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-17T14:01:32Z in response to zachahuy83Thanks zachahuy83
I'm gonna use the doc and try it out. Very much appreciated. I wonder why the schema to soma, or amp, just doesn't have the operations needed to make this an easier process. Perhaps I'm missing something. Regardless I will use this process you have listed. If it works it works :)
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-17T19:00:17Z in response to SystemAdminBtw, can you also give me some feedback regarding how the article is written. It got accepted by developWork, but I just have not have time to get some peer review on it and convert it to XML and post it. Any constructive feedback would help. Thanks.
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-17T19:21:56Z in response to zachahuy83Definitely. I'll get back to you specifically as soon as I've put it in place. It's really well thought out, that's for sure, and the fact that it can work internally or via browser is pretty snazzy.
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-22T20:02:43Z in response to SystemAdminWorks well! It can span across all domains too! I have set it up so that a different XSLT is used to backup a different domain, each one of them in a different request rule, all in the same firewall. The browser calls add files to the location, while if left only to the scheduling processing policy, the files overwrite themselves, which I like.
An internal, auto-backup service covering all domains, and having naming control with different backup zip files per domain. Exactly what I wanted. Good stuff... Thanks!
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-28T20:29:06Z in response to SystemAdminHi,
Thanks for sharing the doc. I'm testing xml FW from the browser. I'm got the below error
url-open: Remote error on url 'ftp://xx.xx.xx.xx/czaqdp1Backup2009-04-28T13a.zip'
I'm using the FileZilla Server for testing FTP server. I have configured and checked that the user and permission on FileZilla server are correct.
What could be the reason?
Can we use sftp instead of ftp? Does new version DataPower XI188.8.131.52.0 Supports SFTP ?
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-28T21:44:22Z in response to SystemAdminRaj
I've attached the xsl file I use. Pay attention to the following line in the file:
<!-- Extract the export content string -->
<xsl:variable name="encBackUpFile" select="string($BackUpFile//mgmt:file)"/>
Make sure the //mgmt:file is exactly like that. I replaced it with //dp:file earlier on and it did not work remotely. I was getting the error of "could not open file" if that helps. Otherwise, I have had no hangups with the xsl file. Check your FTP filesystem for permissions of course. Once it works in one domain, you can add request rules with appropriate matches to span across domains.
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-28T21:54:59Z in response to SystemAdminRaj
I've actually attached the file this time.
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-29T22:20:17Z in response to SystemAdminHi KPC,
Thanks for the xslt file. I have replaced the hostnames and port for ftp and xml mgmt servers in the xslt file. I'm getting the below error. Any idea?
0x80e00040 xmlfirewall (BackupService): url-open: Remote error on url 'ftp://ftphostname/Downloads/SSGTestDomain_2009-04-29T18.zip'
0x80e00040 xmlfirewall (BackupService): url-open: Remote error on url 'https://xx.xx.xx.xx:5550/service/mgmt/2004'
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-29T23:11:00Z in response to SystemAdminNot sure Raj on those errors alone. Check your request inside the xslt (well-written by zachahuy83) and verify datapower can ping the ftp server and not just your desktop machine, would be one guess.
Otherwise, if the export works locally on the datapower, it's a matter of something between you and the ftp server from the datapower would be my guess.
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Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2009-04-30T10:28:57Z in response to SystemAdminRajDN
I might suggest you check your default domain log - it may be that you getting a security error connecting back into the device.
You may need to check how your mgmt interface is protected and that the URI (2004) is enabled. Then possibly use a user-agent (in your client XMLManager) to supply required credentials on the call.
My further suspicion might be that the ftp would fail as a result of the mgmt call failing i.e no zip produced.
Just a thought.
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Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2010-12-10T18:04:49Z in response to DaveHubbardHas anyone found a solution this error of the Ftp failing. Getting the same error. I checked the appliance and was able to ping the ftp server and connectivity is good. I see the datpower has logged in to this.
The export was also created in the device in the export directory. But the file is not getting ftped.
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Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2014-10-10T15:57:19Z in response to zachahuy83
This is good write up. If we use 'all-domains' in the do-export call, will it take too long in a situation where you have about 25 domains? I haven't tried it yet, wanted to get an advise first. Thanks
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2012-03-20T09:06:35Z in response to SystemAdminhi all,
based on the ideas presented here and the document by zachahuy83, i had developed an automated backup solution. now that i've some time, i'd like to share the solution.
please find the attached export of an XML Firewall service named BackupDomains, and referenced objects and files.
hope it helps.
- the solution utilizes SOMA and AMP interfaces of DataPower appliance.
- you can specify as many appliances to be backed up.
- you can choose to backup an entire device or be selective on domains.
- you can use ftp or sftp to offload the backup files.
xml firewall policy uses a configuration file (local://backup/config/backup-config.xml) where you define the appliance(s) and the destination for backup files. the configuration file itself is documented enough. basically,
- write the xml management interface's ip address and port per appliance (port can be configured globally if common)
- determine if an entire or domain-selective backup desired per appliance (and list the interested domains)
- specify the type of server for backup storage: ftp or sftp
- detail the connection and directory parameters of storage server: ip, port (optional), backup directory and user credentials (optional)
other points:
- make sure that XML Management Interface enabled on each device with SOMA and AMP services
- edit the SSL Proxy Profile Policy setting of the referenced User Agent (Backup) to set secure connection to appliances: just add SSL certificates of devices (used on XML Management Interface endpoint) into the referenced Validation Credentials (Backup)
- edit Basic-Auth Policy of the referenced User Agent (Backup) accordingly to authenticate to the XML Management Interfaces of appliances: add credentials of users on each device used to get a backup
- edit SFTP Client Policies setting of the referenced User Agent (Backup) and set the authentication method and the credentials for SFTP server to store the backup files: edit the referenced SSH Client Profile (Backup). no need for any SFTP C. Policy if FTP is preferred over SFTP.
- alternatively, SFTP user credentials can be specified in the configuration file rather than configuring an SFTP C. Policy
- if the storage method is FTP and no user is specified in the configuration file, make sure that the server supports anonymous login.
- used XSL files can be found under the directory local://backup/xsl: backup.xsl and backup-utils.xsl
Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2013-02-07T15:16:25Z in response to SystemAdminThanks Teqfoo. Does this preform a normal "backup" or secure backup? I am wondering if keys, certs, and files are backed up as they are with a Secure Backup? Or if it's just the domain configs, like a normal backup.
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Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2013-02-07T15:22:06Z in response to SystemAdminLooking into the stylesheet local/backup/backup.xsl of attached config shows that "normal" backups are done.
So all config, but no crypto material will be backed up.
For backing up crypto material your only choice is secure-backup, and that requires a reinit if not enabled on the device already.
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Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2013-02-08T14:34:08Z in response to HermannSWYes, my devices have DR/secure backup mode enabled. I am wanting to automate backing up the entire device daily or weekly. I am wondering what the best practice is to accomplish that. From my little research, the easiest way appears to be creating a script on a server, in our case a unix server and a shell script. And having it SSH to the box, run CLI commands, and then copy the file to an off storage location.
Any thoughts?
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Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2013-02-08T16:02:31Z in response to SystemAdminWhy do you want to copy off the device yourself.
You can have the destination point remotely.
That has the advantage, that no space for the full backup is needed on the device.
xi50(config)# help secure-backup secure-backup <cert> <destination> [include-iscsi] [include-raid] Create a secure backup of the appliance that includes the config, certificates and associated files into a set of secure (encrypted) files. ... destination is the URL of a directory where the backup will be stored. Supported protocols are local:, temporary: and ftp: ... For example: secure-backup myCryptoCert temporary: ///myBackupDir/ Encrypts the backup to temporary: ///myBackupDir/ using myCryptoCert, with the iSCSI and RAID data included. xi50(config)#
Btw, you can alternatively do a request against XML management interface instead of having your script "ssh" into the box.
From "store:///xml-mgmt.xsd":
... <!--Secure Backup--> <xsd:complexType name= "ActionSecureBackup"> <xsd:sequence> <xsd:element name= "cert" type= "tns:dmReference" minOccurs= "1" maxOccurs= "1" /> <xsd:element name= "destination" type= "tns:dmURL" minOccurs= "1" maxOccurs= "1" /> <xsd:element name= "include-iscsi" type= "tns:dmToggle" minOccurs= "0" maxOccurs= "1" /> <xsd:element name= "include-raid" type= "tns:dmToggle" minOccurs= "0" maxOccurs= "1" /> </xsd:sequence> </xsd:complexType> ...
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Re: SOMA - automated backup of domains - downloading files to where?2014-03-21T20:29:39Z in response to SystemAdmin
Hi SystemAdmin 110000D4XK
Your zip file doesn't open. Can you please verify.


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I have a Catamaran with two seperate 12V starting batteries - one for each engine - along with a house bank consisting of 6 6V Trojan deep cycle batteries. I also have 2 alternators - one on each engine.
Is it best to have both the starting batteries allocated to the "1" position then the house bank designated to the "2" position? Or, should I find a way to isolate the two starting batteries from each other? Is there a switch that offers 1, 2, 3, ALL and OFF positions? And if so, would that be the most desirable for my setup?
If you bring both batteries to a central switch, that would defeat the purpose of having one starting battery per engine since you still need the long battery cable runs. The answer is also dependant on whether or not you are always running both engines at the same time. Still what has been said before applies to your case:
1) I would have both alternators charging the house bank
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text: No recent wiki edits to this page. Love is a freeware (it originally cost $1 USD, however) platforming game for the PC from a young developer by the name of Fred Wood. Designed, developed, and produced almost solely by himself (the soundtrack was composed by James Bennett). In it, you simply have to make it to the end of the level, avoiding traps and other annoying hazards that hinder your progress towards the end of the game. The game is downloadable in three different forms from www.love-the-game.com.GameplayControlsLove controls very simply. The player moves using the arrow keys, and jump using the 'A' key. The controls are customizable via the main menu. There are other, more advanced command that are valuable to your success - pressing 'S' will save the player's position on the map (as long as they are on solid ground) so that if the player dies, they'll respawn at that spot, consuming one of their hundred lives in the process. If the player finds himself stuck, he can press up and 'S'. It kills the character and respawns him at the current saved position. Pressing the down key and 'S' at the same time will reset the save, allowing the player to get out of a position they may not be able to otherwise. The game's window is very tiny when the game is launched, but it can be resized by dragging the corner of the screen or going fullscreen by pressing 'F4'.GameplayAs stated before, the player has one hundred lives (after which there is a Game Over screen that makes a speech about how useless the player is) to make it to the end of the 20 levels and 4 bonus levels, which are filled with dangerous spikes, pits, lasers, water and all kinds of deadly thing one would encounter in everyday life. Each level has a different theme, and with it different kinds of platforming/jumping puzzles. The levels range from a 'water facility': where one has to navigate their way around fountains, leaks in the ceiling and crumbling platforms to a cave of some sort where the player has to start spelunking their way through a maze of Temple of Doom-like traps and platforms. The air movement is very sharp, but not momentum based like other platformers - one can stop very precisely in midair and start again in the same jump. There is no run speed or anything of the sort, but the Super Mario Bros. feature of holding down the jump button for extra height on the jump is included.SoundtrackLove's soundtrack is composed by James Bennet of Sheffield, UK. Bennet describes his music (and thus the game's soundtrack) like "a 45-year old ice cream van making its way to the moon". The soundtrack is available for anyone who financially supports the game. The game contains 11 tracks of music, all played throughout the course of the game. At least two of the tracks featured in Love can be found on Bennett's MySpace.External Links Love James Bennet (some tracks from Love are listenable here) James Bennet's Last.fm (even more tracks are listenable here, including the title screen music)


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Arguably the best known of all the Greek islands, Mykonos is renowned today for its nightlife, lively beaches, charming narrow streets, white houses and churches. Both the lifestyle and history of the island are showcased during this walking tour. You'll visit the Mykonos Archaeological Museum, which houses pottery from Delos, grave statues, stelae and jewelry from the island of Renia and the Delos necropolis. Among the museum's highlights is an exhibit of a pithos, or Minoan storage jug which features a Trojan War scene in relief and a statue of Hercules.
Continue your walk with an exploration of the Mykonos that tourists seldom see, and discover her mysteries amid narrow winding streets lined with whitewashed houses, signature blue trim and walled gardens. Discover the town's deliberately confusing layout, designed to fool attacking pirates. The nearby windmills, an island trademark, once ground wheat that was used to bake bread. Now they stand as symbols of the island and afford a wonderful photo opportunity. Finally, do as the Mykonians and enjoy a refreshment of ouzo with some traditional mezedes before returning to your ship.


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Last week Pune witnessed Maharashtra's biggest annual pilgrimage, an 800 years old Palkhi tradition in the honor of 'God of knowledge' a Saint Dyaneshwar. The devotees or pilgrims are called as 'Warkaris' and they march in groups, each group of Warkaris is called as 'Dindi'. The Journey from Dehu and Alandi to Pandharpur is called as 'Wari'. The Warkaris walk nearly 450 kms during their journey to reach Pandharpur and offer their prayers to lord Vitthal (A reincarnation of Lord Vishnu). The Palkhi carries the silver Padukas (footsteps) by approx. 330 Sant Tukaram Dindis and 220 Dindis of Sant Dnyneshwar to the Wari (devotees procession) since it was introduced by the youngest son of Sant Tukaram in the year 1685.
The Palkhi procession is one of the most colorful and lively carnivals of Maharashtra. Lakhs of pilgrims march together for days, only with one aim of paying respect to their Gods. The Warkaris keep the spirit going by singing Bhajans (Devotional Songs) composed by Sant Dnyaneshwar and Sant Tukaram during their entire journey. The atmosphere is driven by the strong and intense desires of the Warkaris to reach their destination and offer prayers. Pune city becomes witness to the vibrations of prayers and chants as it is geographically well positioned on the route between Alandi, Dehu and Pandharpur.
Wari is an exemplary 'Model of Management'. Immense faith combined with meticulous planning and efficient management results in incredible invigorating energy force. The Wari teaches us to look beyond our reach to a life of lasting peace and contentment. It instills values of gentleness and humility. Regular fasts on days teach discipline and self-restraint. The daily recital of prayers and hymns and reading the Hari Path keeps the tradition and interest in spirituality alive.
The Warkar is mainly comprise the farmer community of Maharashtra but is also backed by academicians, professionals, foreigners and people from urban areas within Maharashtra and nearby states. About 50,000 people from Pune join the Wari journey annually.
Past few years we have seen the traditional Taal, Chipli and Mrudung get some new age companions like smart phone cameras, mobile ambulances, mobile apps to download devotional songs and coordinate civic amenities and CCTV cameras to ensure palkhi's safety. Whatsapp and Facebook was flooding the pictures and quotes of Saints, making us realise how effectively Smart Phones and social technologies can be deployed to create and spread cordial atmosphere among cyber Punekars.
India has a good potential to be promoted for Spiritual Tourism and Maharashtra's Palkhi or Kumbh Mela has always attracted the International community to the number of devotees to 'experience' these soul searching events.


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Tutor and catechist to Saints Cantius, Cantian and Cantianilla of Aquileia. To escape the persecutions of Diocletian, he moved with the family to Aquileia, Italy. However, the authorities there quickly ordered them to sacrifice to idols; they refused. Martyr.
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For the Lafayette Commodores it's not about how you start, but how you finish. They are finishing strong and in front of the home crowd on Senior Night the Commodores shutout the Senatobia Warriors 27-0 clinching their first Region 2-Class 4A title since the 2011 season, the last time they won the state championship. (more…) (October 24, 2014)
BLOG: Ole Miss men's hoops picked to finish 6th in SEC
BLOG — Ole Miss' men's basketball team is loaded with experience, and it has some folks believing it's good enough to finish in the top half of the Southeastern Conference this season. (more…) (October 22, 2014)
VIDEO: Rebels preview LSU
BLOG — Ole Miss will take its unbeaten record on the road for a top-25 matchup with LSU on Saturday night (6:15 p.m., ESPN) at Tiger Stadium. The Rebels are expecting it to be an old-school matchup. (more…) (October 20, 2014)
BLOG: Blue Devils use big second half to defeat North Panola 38-30
WATER VALLEY— For the first time this season Water Valley (5-4, 2-1 Region 2-3A) strung together back-to-back wins and in doing so have put themselves in prime position to make the playoffs with a 38-30 victory over the North Panola Cougars (6-3, 2-1) Friday at Blue Devil Stadium. (more…) (October 18, 2014)
BLOG: Commodores down New Albany, 31-21
NEW ALBANY — Tyrell Price ran for 231 yards and three touchdowns on 16 carries, and Lafayette stayed perfect in region play with a 31-21 victory at New Albany on Friday night. (more…) (October 17, 2014)


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TrueCar.com Releases July TrueTrends(TM) Report
SANTA MONICA, Calif., July 16 /PRNewswire/ — The sport/utility vehicle is making a strong comeback as shoppers return to the marketplace in search of stylish vehicles that offer better gas mileage but don't sacrifice utility, according to TrueCar.com, the leading source for new car pricing on the Internet. The latest TrueTrends by TrueCar Report shows that SUVs are the fastest selling category of vehicles with luxury and mid-size SUV segments specifically being discounted less than the market average.
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According to TrueCar, SUV shoppers can expect to find discounts* up to 20% on models in this category.
"The recent uptick in demand for SUVs indicates that consumers have become immune to increasing gas prices and are willing to pay more for the comfort and space, despite the fragile economy," said Jesse Toprak, VP of Industry, Trends and Insights for TrueCar.com. "The love affair with SUVs isn't over yet, consumers just prefer they burn a little less gas and look pretty."
The July 2010 TrueTrends Report includes the following highlights:
- Of the Top 10 2010 vehicles "fewest days in inventory," the first nine are SUVs. Topping the list is the Lexus LX 570, which is only on lots for an average 12 days. Rounding out the top five are the GMC Terrain (14 days), the Chevrolet Equinox (14 days), the Toyota Highlander (15 days) and the Audi Q7 (15 days).
- The biggest discounts of the month on 2010 models by body type are forecasted as follows:
Top 2010 Models by Vehicle Categories for July ---------------------------------------------- Vehicle Categories 2010 Models % Below MSRP ---------- ----------- ------------ Chevrolet Large Truck Silverado 1500 22% ----------- --------------- --- Jeep Grand Midsize SUV Cherokee 20% ----------- ----------- --- Midsize Car Hyundai Sonata 18% ----------- -------------- --- Small Truck Ford Ranger 17% ----------- ----------- --- Mercury Grand Large Car Marquis 16% --------- -------------- --- Small Car Ford Focus 15% --------- ---------- --- Large SUV Chevrolet Tahoe 14% --------- --------------- --- Luxury SUV Lincoln MKX 14% ---------- ----------- --- Sport Car Ford Mustang 14% --------- ------------ --- Minivan Kia Sedona 13% ------- ---------- --- Luxury Sport Car Chevrolet Corvette 13% ------------ ------------------ --- Small SUV Jeep Patriot 12% --------- ------------ --- Luxury Car Lincoln MKZ 11% ---------- ----------- --- Subcompact Car Toyota Yaris 11% -------------- ------------ --- Ford Transit Van Connect 10% --- ------------- ---
- The best day of the month to buy a car, as projected based on historical sales and short-term forecasts, is July 28, with a potential 12.5% discount (including applicable incentives). This is the last Wednesday of the month, and leads to a solid weekend, with possible discounts high through the weekend and into the first half of August.
- BMW is leading the way in sales of 2011 models, with 67% of their month's sales coming on 2011 models. Most of BMW's offerings are available in 2011 models, including the 3, 5, and 7 Series, M3, X5, X6 and Z4.
- For the 2010 model year, domestic makes including Chevrolet, Ford, Mercury, GMC, and Chrysler offer the biggest discounts. Foreign automakers including Toyota, Honda, BMW, and Kia are offering the biggest discounts on 2011 makes.
TrueCar Price Flex Score
TrueCar uses several methods to identify the best new car deals of the month. Not only does TrueCar track vehicles with the greatest discounts, but the TrueCar Price Flex Score measures how elastic the transaction price is for a particular model. A high Flex Score means a possibility of a great swing (high or low) in the actual sale price from MSRP, while a low Flex Score means the price is far less negotiable and that the transaction price range is much narrower. Consumers have the best chance of obtaining a discount with the most flexible scores.
TrueCar Projections for July ---------------------------- Most Flexible 2010 Models ------------------------- Vehicle Categories Model Score ---------- ----- ----- Small Car Honda Insight 100 --------- ------------- --- Mitsubishi Midsize SUV Endeavor 99 ----------- ----------- --- Minivan Mazda MAZDA5 99 ------- ------------ --- Subcompact Car Toyota Yaris 99 -------------- ------------ --- Large Truck Nissan Titan 98 ----------- ------------ --- Midsize Car Nissan Altima 97 ----------- ------------- --- Sport Car Mazda RX-8 97 --------- ---------- --- Small SUV Mazda Tribute 94 --------- ------------- --- Small Truck Nissan Frontier 94 ----------- --------------- --- Luxury Car Cadillac DTS 92 ---------- ------------ --- Luxury SUV Infiniti FX50 88 ---------- ------------- --- Luxury Sport Car Nissan GT-R 87 ------------ ----------- --- Chevrolet Express Van Cargo Van 84 --- ------------------ --- Large Car Toyota Avalon 76 --------- ------------- --- Large SUV Nissan Armada 57 --------- ------------- ---
The July TrueTrends Report can be read in its entirety on the Truth Blog at TrueCar.com.
About TrueCar
TrueCar is the authority in new car prices. We show car buyers and car dealers how much people actually paid for a particular car in a specific local area. With TrueCar pricing, both new car buyers and new car dealers can know at any time what is considered a good or great price on a new car. Consumers no longer need to walk into a dealership partially informed and fully suspicious – using TrueCar they walk in knowing the price of a fair deal. Dealers benefit by TrueCar's real-time, unbiased information about marketplace pricing, helping them price cars for increased sales, and ultimately gaining market share over other dealers. Our innovative new car pricing service is offered free of charge on our website at www.truecar.com, on our mobile site at mobile.truecar.com, and via syndication of our tools and pricing data to leading automotive research sites throughout the web.
About TrueCar Data
TrueCar obtains data directly from car dealers, respected dealer management system (DMS) providers, and well-known data aggregators within the automotive space. We also acquire vehicle configuration data, customer and dealer incentives data, financing and loan data, vehicle registration and insurance data, and much, much more. TrueCar is insatiable about data with our goal to find 100% of all purchase transactions, even if that means finding the same transaction multiple times from multiple sources within the car-buying ecosystem. Our data is among the most timely and comprehensive in the industry, as we are able to process most car sales within a week of the actual sales date, and have a substantial fraction on the site within 48 hours of the actual sale. TrueCar believes the greater our informational accuracy, the greater benefit we provide to both dealers and consumers.
*all discounts are based on national averages
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Full-Spectrum Science with Ron Hipschman: Sound
Thursday, May 28, 2015 • 8:00 p.m.
What is sound? How high a pitch can you hear? Can two sounds add up to no sound? Explore these questions and more in this resonant presentation.
Tactile Dome: Special Evening Hours
Friday, May 29, 2015 • 6:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The museum closes at 5:00 p.m. today, but the after-hours interactive fun continues in our Tactile Dome. Take an interactive journey through total darkness during these special evening hours.
Tactile Dome: Special Evening Hours
Saturday, May 30, 2015 • 6:15 p.m. and 7:30 p.m.
The museum closes at 5:00 p.m. today, but the after-hours interactive fun continues in our Tactile Dome. Take an interactive journey through total darkness during these special evening hours.
Donor Event: The Future of Medicine
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
6:30 p.m. Reception
7:00 p.m. Discussion followed by Q&A
Join the Exploratorium Board of Directors and Dennis Bartels for a fascinating conversation on the Future of Medicine with Dr. Leroy Hood, President of the Institute for Systems Biology, and Deepak Srivastava, Younger Family Director of the Gladstone Institute of Cardiovascular Disease.
After Dark: Time
Thursday, June 4, 2015 • 6:00 p.m.–10:00 p.m.
Come experiment with and experience all manner of time—stopped, slow, quick, long, short, detectable, and undetectable—through exhibits, artworks, special installations, and presentations.
More to Explore
The Exploratorium isn't just a museum; it's an ongoing exploration of science, art and human perception— a vast collection of online experiences that feed your curiosity.
Science in the City | Tofu
Curious about Tofu? The folks over at Hodo Soy Beanery tell us everything we ever wanted to know about how Tofu (and its "sexier cousin" Yuba) is made. Music by Wayne Grim. Visit Hodo Soy Beanery for more information.
The Tinkering Studio
Learn how you too can enjoy our activities in your kitchen, garage, classroom, and community.
See & Hear
Explore eclectic, sonically cool videos and sound files—including Reggie Watts improvising in the Exploratorium's old Sound Column.
Curious? There's an app for that.
If you haven't yet downloaded our free apps in our Uncovered series, then you're in for a surprise—actually, loads of them.


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- 2 pound(s) chicken breasts - 4 breasts, poached & shredded
- 12 ounce(s) Franks Hot Sauce
- 16 ounce(s) cream cheese
- 16 ounce(s) ranch dressing - or blue cheese dressing
- 1/2 cup(s) celery - minced (optional)
- 8 ounce(s) cheddar cheese shredded
- Bake at 350 degrees 15-20 minutes (covered) + 10 (uncovered)
- Mix cream cheese, ranch dressing, half of cheddar cheese and hot sauce
- Add chicken
- Spread in 9x13 pan or casserole dish
- Bake covered at 350 degrees for 15-20 minutes until sides are brown
- Sprinkle cheddar cheese on top
- Cook additional 10 minutes uncovered until cheese is lightly browned
- Serve with tortilla chips
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text: POPSUGAR Fashion Summer Fashion Beyonce New Face of H&M Summer Campaign: See the Shoot! Who Runs the World: Beyoncé Is the Face of H&M's Summer Campaign by Marisa Tom 22/3/13 2 Shares Like us on Facebook View in slideshow The rumors were true: H&M has tapped Beyoncé to be the face of its Summer campaign, and the first look at the partnership shows the singer lounging on the beach in the Bahamas. "I've always liked H&M's focus on fun and affordable fashion. I really loved the concept we collaborated on to explore the different emotions of women represented by the four elements — fire, water, earth, and wind," says Beyoncé. The print ads and outdoor billboards are slated to read "Beyoncé as Mrs. Carter in H&M," an introduction that fittingly reflects the name of her upcoming world tour, which kicks off April 15. Additionally, a commercial will be released, featuring one of her new tracks, "Standing on the Sun." So, when can we expect the Beyoncé x H&M takeover to begin, er, continue? Now, click on for your first look. What's Your Reaction? Thanks for your reaction Don't forget to share this with your friends! 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beyoncé is the face of the H&M Summer collection, and the campaign was shot on location in the Bahamas by photographers Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin. "In the campaign, Beyoncé is wearing the key pieces from H&M you need for lying in the sun this Summer," says Ann-Sofie Johansson, the head of design at H&M. The Summer campaign features swimwear and beachwear pieces, including a tie-dye bikini from the H&M For Water collection. Twenty-five percent of sales from the H&M For Water collection will be donated to WaterAid. 1 / 2 What's Your Reaction? Thanks for your reaction Don't forget to share this with your friends! 0 0 0 0 0 0 A shot of Beyoncé on the beach in the Bahamas with her daughter, Blue Ivy, in early January. Around this time, rumours started to swirlof a potential collaboration between the artist and the mass retailer, and it looks like those rumours were, in fact, true. Source: Tumblr user Beyoncé 2 / 2 Read More Fashion NewsH And MLook BooksSummer FashionFab AdH&MBeyonce Knowles Summer Fashion Calvin Harris Isn't the Only One Who's Into Taylor Swift's Dreamy Date-Night Look 21 Snaps That Serve Up Ultimate Outfit Inspiration For Your Next Holiday Summer of Thrifty Finds: 17 Budget Buys You Need Now 42 Off the Shoulder Outfits You Need in Your Wardrobe Stat Get the scoop with our newsletter Enjoy the latest news on the celebs you love. Sign up with What's Your Reaction? Thanks for your reaction Don't forget to share this with your friends! 0 0 0 0 0 0 0Reactions


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San Diego Democrat will have big role in shaping state's agenda
San Diego Democrat Toni Atkins was sworn in as Assembly speaker Monday, becoming one of the most powerful political leaders in California.
The post carries considerable influence but has its headaches as well.
In addition to being the lead budget negotiator for the Assembly, the speaker has a big voice in setting the statewide policy agenda. She will also have a key role in the party's election strategy in November.
As speaker, the former member of the San Diego City Council inherits a seat on the University of California Board of Regents and California State University Board of Trustees.
Atkins will be challenged to bridge gulfs, even among fellow Democrats. On the budget, there are deep differences over how much to spend where. Navigating a new water bond proposal to balance competing demands to build dams and protect the environment will be tricky. The soaring costs of teacher retirement and who should cover that is also on the agenda.
Her Democratic caucus is divided by a renewed push to allow race to be considered in college admissions. Meanwhile, lawmakers are trying to respond to scandals that have rocked the Senate side by passing campaign finance reforms.
Atkins, 51, replaces John A. Pérez, a Los Angeles Democrat who is running for state controller.
She is the first lesbian to lead the house and only the third woman. Atkins is the first speaker from San Diego and the first leader of either house from the region since Jim Mills headed the state Senate four decades ago.
Atkins may be the new leader, but for the most part she balks at getting out in front of her caucus. In a news conference, she repeatedly deferred answering specifics, implying that she was waiting for a broader position from Democratic Assembly members.
Gov. Jerry Brown, who attended the ceremony, plans to release his updated 2014-15 budget today during a three-city swing that includes an afternoon stop in San Diego.
"Tension? Absolutely," Atkins said of the debate over the budget. "(Tension) is necessary to come out of the process with the best solutions."
Atkins has endorsed a new pact between Brown and legislative leaders to establish a reserve fund that will go to voters in November. It involves setting aside some of the general fund during good economic years for emergencies with conditions on withdrawals.
At the same time, Atkins wants to make sure that the state looks toward replenishing some of the deep cuts made to social services and other programs during the Great Recession. "It's about reinvesting in our human capital," she said.
A proposed constitutional amendment to overturn a ban on race-based college admissions has split Latinos, who support it, and Asian-Americans, who are opposed. There have been reports of members holding back votes on other bills as the jousting persists.
"We are engaged in that discussion," Atkins said. "I am going to continue to work with them to figure out how we can do this and accomplish the real goal of providing access … regardless of (race). I am not stepping out ahead of the discussion."


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Power plant waste to be used to clean up Gulf oil spillAugust 5, 2010 6:24 am | by EurekAlert | News | Comments
(University of Central Florida) Specially treated waste material from electric power plants will soon be used to clean up oil in the Gulf thanks to the ingenuity of a University of Central Florida professor.
Digi-Key Launches iPhone App for Asia-Pacific Region iPhone app now available in English/Digi-Key supported local currencies for countries in the Asia-Pacific RegionAugust 5, 2010 6:22 am | by Digi-Key | News | Comments
THIEF RIVER FALLS, Minnesota, USA – Design engineers and purchasers in China, India, Japan and other countries in the Asia-Pacific region can now conduct business with Digi-Key Corporation wirelessly with the availability of Digi-Key's application for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch users....
Maples Finance Leverages Geneva(R) to Diversify Business and Service Institutional InvestorsAugust 5, 2010 6:05 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Advent Software, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADVS) a leading provider of software and services for the global investment management industry, today announced that Maples Finance is using Geneva@, Advent's award-winning portfolio management and fund accounting solution, to capitalize on the growing...
Physical Layer Transceiver Uses On-chip Termination Resistors for the Differential PairsAugust 5, 2010 6:01 am | Product Releases | Comments
Micrel's KSZ8051 single supply 10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet physical layer transceiver is designed for transmission and reception of data over standard CAT-5 unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cable. It uses
Exploring HEXSEAL Self-Sealing FastenersAugust 5, 2010 5:49 am | Videos | Comments
Simple, clear answers are given to the most frequently asked questions regarding APM HEXSEAL self-sealing fasteners, rivets, nuts, and bolts.
Which LED Lighting Products Would You Consider Trying?August 5, 2010 5:23 am | by Energy Savers Blog | Blogs | Comments
On Monday, Chris discussed his upcoming project to replace the lighting in his kitchen and family room. Chris is considering LED (light-emitting diode) lighting, especially for his kitchen, where they can be installed under the cabinets. LEDs can also be used for other applications,...
Brookhaven Lab Physicist Simon Billinge Receives the J.D. Hanawalt Award from the International Centre for Powder DiffractionAugust 5, 2010 5:23 am | by Brookhaven National Laboratory | News | Comments
Brookhaven Lab physicist Simon Billinge has received the Centre for Powder Diffraction's J.D. Hanawalt Award, along with Takeshi Egami of the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Conn's 2Q key revenue metric declines 6.5 percentAugust 5, 2010 5:05 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Consumer electronics and home goods chain Conn's Inc. said Thursday that revenue at stores open at least a year fell 6.5 percent in the second quarter.Revenue at stores open at least a year is a key indicator of retailer performance because it measures growth at existing stores rather than...
RF Power Detector Boasts Highest PrecisionAugust 5, 2010 4:48 am | Product Releases | Comments
Delivering a dynamic range of up to 40 dB, the PowerWise LMH2120 linear root-mean-square (RMS) RF power detector from National Semiconductor is presented as having the industry's highest precision .
Ambow Education prices IPO at bottom of rangeAugust 5, 2010 4:06 am | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Ambow Education Holding Ltd., which provides educational services in China, priced shares of its initial public offering at the bottom of the expected range, raising $106.8 million, the company said Thursday.The Beijing company offered 7.5 million American depositary shares for $10, while...
DOE designates Center for Ocean Energy Technology a national centerAugust 4, 2010 9:23 pm | by EurekAlert | News | Comments
(Florida Atlantic University) The US Department of Energy has designated FAU's Center for Ocean Energy Technology as a new national center for ocean energy research and development. The Southeast National Marine Renewable Energy Center joins centers in the Pacific Northwest and Hawaii.
Robot climbs wallsAugust 4, 2010 8:24 pm | by EurekAlert | News | Comments
(University of Utah) Wielding two claws, a motor and a tail that swings like a grandfather clock's pendulum, a small robot named ROCR ("rocker") scrambles up a carpeted, 8-foot wall in just over 15 seconds -- the first such robot designed to climb efficiently and move like human rock...
Source: Google, Verizon near net neutrality dealAugust 4, 2010 7:05 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
A person briefed on the negotiations says Google Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. are close to finalizing a proposal for so-called "network neutrality" rules, which would dictate how broadband providers treat Internet traffic flowing over their lines.A deal could be announced within days,...
Verisk Analytics profit jumps 27 pctAugust 4, 2010 5:05 pm | by The Associated Press | News | Comments
Verisk Analytics Inc. reported Wednesday that its second-quarter net income rose 27 percent and revenue rose 9 percent on stronger demand for its risk-management technologies. The revenue fell short of Wall Street's forecasts, though, and shares fell.The company earned $58.4 million, or 31...
Optimizing Low-Current Measurements and InstrumentsAugust 4, 2010 2:18 pm | by Jonathan L. Tucker, Keithley Instruments, Inc. | Articles | Comments
Characterizing devices at low current levels requires knowledge, skill, and the right test equipment. Even with all three, achieving accuracy at low current levels can be a challenge because the level of the current is often at or below the noise level of the test setup. To ensure success in low-level current measurements, it is important to know the type of test equipment to use, the different sources of measurement error, and the appropriate techniques to minimize these errors.


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Athens, Greece
My Rating
We did the full day tour to Delphi from Athens. Our bus arrived at our hotel promptly to pick us up, and the coach was comfortable with good air-conditioning. Our tour guide Daphne was fabulous, she regaled us all day long with tales of Greek mythology, and I don't think anyone asked a question she couldn't answer! Lunch at a local hotel was nice, and the Delphi site and museum were very interesting indeed. Just a note of warning as to how much walking (some of it up stairs and slopes) was involved. It was fine for us but some of the older members of our group struggled a little. Still, I think everyone had a great time overall. Thank you CHAT tours and Daphne for a great day out!
Rome, Italy
My Rating
We tried to decide for a while whether to take a guided tour or get trains and do this alone. Very glad we decided to do the guided tour. Our guides were great and informative and everything was well arranged. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a hassle free trip or tour!
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Israeli etiquette, Ahmadinejad shunned, and a happy new yarrr!
• Not finding enough followers on Twitter? Focus on the one you can count on: your mother. She just wants to know where you are, what you've eaten, and whether you're wearing a sweater. [YouTube]
• Despite the fact that Mahmoud Ahmadinejad will be joined on his visit to New York "by the only Jewish Iranian serving in his parliament," Jewish organizations have—along with pretty much everyone else he invited—declined an offer to have dinner with the Iranian President. [Ynet]
• In case you haven't picked up on it from Tablet's holiday coverage, this Saturday, September 19, is Rosh Hashanah. What you may not know is that it's also International Talk Like a Pirate Day! We will be forever indebted to anyone who sends us a video of their rabbi saying "shiver me timbers" or the like on the bimah. [Talk Like a Pirate]
• Using the slogan, "Fighting the settlement freeze, saying no to Obama, we are building sukkot for eternity in Judea and Samaria" (rolls right off the tongue, no?), some settlers in Israel are, well, building (traditionally temporary) huts they hope will be exempt from any future demolition. [Ynet]
• A new initiative aims to spruce up Israelis' manners through lessons "such as showing courtesy on the roads and not blowing cigarette smoke into other people's faces." One commenter is optimistic: "Now Mashiach will come!!" [JPost]
• Pope Benedict XVI plans to visit the synagogue in Rome after the High Holidays; he'll be the second pope to do so, after John Paul II in 1986. [JTA]
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Top 5 picks for your visit
2015 Summer Concert Series
June - Aug.
York Street and Chatfield
Unwind: Escape
Thursday, June 11, 6-9 p.m.
York Street
Sunrise Yoga
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 8-9 a.m.
York Street
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Place your bulb order by June 22
Online or at the Shop at the Gardens
Gardens Navigator
York Street
plant of the week
Camassia leichtlinii (large camas) - The display of camas in mass bloom is one of the greatest wildflower spectacles in America. It has been wonderfully re-created in the meadow of the Rock Alpine Garden where for the month of May the meadow shimmers almost like a lake.
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By Hayley M. Cook
WILLIAMSON - The A.I.M. Group announces that tickets are now on sale for the return of The Rubber Duckie Race, sponsored by The Mingo County Autism Association.
Also, they would like to announce a Greased Pig Contest, and the reliable, personal way of registering vendors For the 42nd Annual King Coal Festival 2014.
Vendor application forms may be picked up at The Williamson Public Library and Hurley's Drug Store, beginning this Friday. Booth fees are $50, and are to be mailed with the form to King Coal Festival, P.O. Box 95, Williamson, WV 25661.
Everyone who makes handcrafted items is invited to complete and return an application form with payment. We also welcome food vendors, and others.
The following items may not be sold: Guns of any kind, explosives (including poppers), chemicals (including itch powder, stink spray and bubbles) silly string, and air horns or similar noisy items. For additional information, call Jada Hunter at 304-235-0909 after 4:30 p.m. Information about other events will follow.


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Research Output for Xiaohua Jia
Note: The 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015 publications have not been audited.
Jump to: Publications | Grants and Consultancies | HDR completions
Xiaohua Jia may be from another institution or only recently joined Deakin University.
2007 External
Liu, Dandan*, Jia, Xiaohua* and Stojmenovic, Ivan* (2007) Quorum and connected dominating sets based location service in wireless ad hoc, sensor and actuator networks, Computer communications, vol. 30, no. 18, pp. 3627-3643, Elsevier, Amsterdam, The Netherlands [C1.1]
ERA journal ID: 5063 – Scopus EID: 2-s2.0-36549004452
Citation counts: Scopus - 7, Thomson - 4
DRO entry for this publication
1999 External
Zhang, Y.*, Kambayashi, Y.*, Jia, X.*, Yang, Y. and Sun, C.* (1999) On interactions between co-existing traditional and cooperative transactions, International Journal of Cooperative Information Systems, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 89-109, World Scientific Publishing Co, Singapore [C1]
ERA journal ID: 17931 – Scopus EID: Not tagged
no DRO entry yet for this publication
1998 External
Sun, C.*, Jia, X.*, Zhang, Y.*, Yang, Y. and Chen, D.* (1998) "Achieving Convergence, Causality Preservation, and Intention Preservation in Real-Time Cooperative Editing Systems", ACM Transactions on Computer-Human Interaction, vol. 0, no. 0, pp. 63-108, ACM, "New York, USA" [C1]
ERA journal ID: Not matching ERA journal list
no DRO entry yet for this publication
Yang, Y., Sun, C.*, Zhang, Y.* and Jia, X.* (1998) A Web-Based Real-Time Cooperative Editor in Java, "WebNet World Conference of the WWW, the Internet and Intranet", pp. 975-980, Assoc for the Advancement of Computing in Educ., "Charlottesville, USA" [E1]
no DRO entry yet for this publication
1997 External
Sun, C.*, Jia, X.*, Zhang, Y.* and Yang, Y. (1997) A Generic Operation Transformation Scheme for Consistency Maintenance in Real-Time Cooperative Editing., International ACM SIGGROUP Conference on Supporting Group Work, pp. 425-434, ACM Press, USA [E1]
no DRO entry yet for this publication
Yang, Y., Zhang, Y.*, Jia, X.* and Sun, C.* (1997) REDUCE: A Prototypical Cooperative Editing System, Proceedings of the 7th International Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, pp. 89-92, Elsevier, USA [E1]
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The Mick ® – The Greatest Power & Switch Hitter in Baseball History
Browse the various sections and take a step back in time. To a simpler time when true American heroes once existed. A time of American pride. A time when playing baseball was all that little boys wanted to do. A time of collecting and trading baseball cards. A time of opening packs of baseball cards, smelling the sweet scent of the flat, pink bubble gum sticks within, and searching for that one card, the card of all cards… Mickey Mantle!
After Mickey hit a 565' homer completely out of Griffith Stadium in 1953, the term "Tape Measure Homer" was coined. Afterwards, Mickey hit gigantic homers completely out of almost every major league stadium that he ever played in except Yankee Stadium which he missed doing so by just inches in 1956 and again in 1963.
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