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So much for president perfect eh libs? I thought this was the guy that was going to restore our standing in the world! From the conservative standpoint his trip to Britain was a smashing success. A shorter way to put that is, "we told you so!"
He should open up a business...
The menu would be pretty robust:
France: Enough already! If I wanted red "whine" I'd go to my local party meeting.
India: "I'm not going anywhere near those dots, I've never had to connect any and I ain't starting now!"
Japan: "Seriously? Just because I'm bowing in this gay bar doesn't mean I'm desperate!"
Germany: "So whats up with Israel? Someone should really do something about them...am I right?"
Israel: "Umm, the Palestinians didn't cross the border, the border crossed them."
Finland: "The camera crews are here now, what do you mean you didn't have time to build my ancestral home?"
Turkey: "Michelle thinks it's probably unsafe for Americans to visit until they change their name to "Tofurkey."
China: "I'm not going to lie, I can't tell the difference between Chinese debt and their food. I can't get full on either."
Vietnam: "Man, that war sure does bring back America's good ol' days..."
Greenland: "Is it safe to say that when I'm in that country my approval rating there is 100%?"
Mexico: "If votes were money this joint would be my broken ATM"
Canada: "Riddle me this...what's Canadian for the N-word? Hockey puck."
Saudi Arabia: "Respect different cultures my ass! I'm not putting on that burka."
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<Clearly Boosted> was created in 2012, from the ashes of a previous 25 man guild. Think worker takeover. The new management team quickly got the guild back on its feet, and improved the PVE progress from its previous incarnation.
We like raiding, we plan to stick around.
We raid 3 days a week. We feel this allows the balance between able to maintain progress and preventing burn out through constant raiding. So we are not a guild that is going to get realm firsts. You can't do that on a 3 day schedule. That doesn't mean we have to suck, we aim to be competitive within the limits of our schedule and clear all content while it is current, without losing our wives and girlfriends over it.
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Sergio Aguero notched his 4th goal of the season as Manchester City hand Everton their first defeat.
Argentina dropped it's second straight major tournament after advancing to the final match as the went down to Chile on penalties.
Bournemouth have signed striker Joshua King to a three year deal after completing a transfer from Blackburn Rovers.
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Lukas Podolski has moved from Arsenal to Galatasaray on a permanent move for a reported €4 million fee.
Crystal Palace have suffered a further transfer setback with Bournemouth striker Callum Wilson the latest to reject an approach…
Bojan Krkic has set his sights on being ready for the season opener when Stoke welcome Liverpool to the Britannia Stadium.
The midfield clear-out at Tottenham looks set to continue with Etienne Capoue and Benjamin Stambouli likely to join Premier League new boys Watford.
Steven Taylor is expected to be fit for the start of the new season as he steps up his rehab after rupturing his Achilles against Burnley on New Year's Day.
Norwich City manager Alex Neil remains hopeful that left-back Martin Olsson will be ready for the new season after undergoing surgery in May to remedy a persistent shoulder problem.
Manchester City have apparently hit the targets UEFA set for them after running afoul of FFP regulations and the European governing body have lifted transfer and player expense restrictions for this summer.
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St. Patrick's Day is the perfect time to tell some liberal limericks!
The lefties think that they're progressive
A name change thats really obessive
Liberalism ain't right
Socialism shines a light
That the devil would find more impressive
Joe Biden has said "see you later"
To anything resembling good behavior
It's a big effing deal
That he outsmarts a wheel
But he's not smarter than a 5th grader
Pelosi used to be the House Speaker
With eyes that bug out like tweeker
Her sense of disgrace
Is as loose as her face
When her botox is watered down weaker
Anthony Weiner's a name one should pity
But he's perfect to rep New York City
He's speaks so wrongly so loudly
And he does so quite proudly
'Cuz his namesake is so itty bitty
Chuck Schumer is a big freakin' dork
No wonder he hails from New York
He's full of lib thoughts
'Cuz his parents never got
His brain delivered from the stork
Nevadans can gamble and be merry
But their Dem senator is pretty scary
He's kind of Clint Eastwood
In one sense 'cuz he should
Actually be called "Turdy Harry"
The U.S. runs trillions in deficit
Then Dems wanna know "where's the rest of it?"
They don't get that we're broke
'Cuz they're morons and jokes
Thinking money's like milk from a mother's tit
MSNBC is like a sad person single
The public just doesn't wanna mingle
There's much better choices
Than watching men act like boys with
The president causing them tingles
You probably notice that I didn't touch Obama. Last June I came up with a limerick about Obama (here), and was given a few good ones from friends at Free Republic (here).
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SPACE pirate and alien life forms could soon be seen zooming around the Lake District – thanks to a new million dollar movie.
Old Hutton writer and director Rick McLeod has teamed up with a group of American producers to make a science fiction film based on cult television series Firefly.
The US consortium, one of whom has done sound-tracks for Mr McLeod in the past, originally began filming experimental sequences in county – but then the idea turned into a feature-length film.
Although $1 million is a relatively small budget for a movie, Mr McLeod said he was 'shocked' when the group gave the figure.
"Last year was a good one for us – we're still reeling from that – so when they approached me my first question was 'Are you serious?'
"It's not easy to make films in Cumbria, especially with the UK Film Council gone. When we had Leslie Grantham here, he was unpaid because he loved the script.
"It's great to know that our hard work is starting to pay off."
The film, called Lost Transmission, follows the lonely adventure of Blake, captain of a mining ship, with no-one but his computer to talk to after war breaks out on Earth. But he leaves the planet to find life on other worlds.
Filming is expected to start in early 2012, and will be split between Cumbria and America.
CGI effects are already being worked on by the studio, which created a castle in the middle of Windermere in a previous flick.
Before filming begins in earnest, Mr McLeod is shooting a short promotional video with action sequences in Old Hutton.
And he is looking for '23rd century pirates' to star as extras in a fight scene on Sunday, to be led by a trained fight choreographer.
"We're seeking punks, goths and heavy rockers. Long or short hair, tattoos and piercings are a bonus but not essential. The more outrageous the look the better," said Mr McLeod.
Filming will last for between two and three hours and anyone interested can email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Participants are requested to send a head shot with their email.
Discussions with actors to play the role of Blake are still going on.
A SNOW leopard which featured in a movie starring Daniel Craig and Nicole Kidman is the latest addition to a South Lakeland zoo.
Young male Pavan, one of two leopards who played the part of Stelamaria in The Golden Compass, will be housed in a walk-through enclosure at Lakeland Wildlife Oasis at Hale, near Milnthorpe.
Staff have created a homely feel for their new feline friend with the enclosure designed to look like a Himalayan village with plenty of rocks for him to climb and snooze on.
An acrylic tunnel running through the enclosure will allow visitors to see Pavan in his own habitat in what is thought to be the UK's first walk-through big cat exhibit.
Assistant manager of Lakeland Wildlife Oasis, Caroline Howard, said: "We're really excited about Pavan's arrival - he's a real celebrity cat! His new home is amazing. You can walk right through his territory while he ranges around you - even above your head!"
Pavan has arrived from UK charity the Cat Survival Trust which helps conserve endangered cats.
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It's almost 2014. If you haven't been regaled on the glories of sitting on a yoga ball or switching to a standing desk, consider your workplace behind the times. "Wellness"—the revolutionary notion that healthy employees make better workers—has become office culture conventional wisdom. Everyone's walking at lunch. Everyone wants an office shower so they can run in the afternoon.
But Citizen, a low-profile Northwest Portland firm that creates mobile software and strategy for enormous global brands, is determined to stretch the trend to radical new lengths.
"The world is saturated with products that measure fitness and exercise activity," says Quinn Simpson, the company's user-experience director. "We want to talk about why."
Last year, a group of Citizen workers—guinea pigs, or pioneers—volunteered to let the company track their exercise habits. (Thanks to wearable products like Nike's FuelBand and Fitbit, the tech-savvy can now easily compile and upload daily run distances and calorie burns.) The company wants that information so it can measure, with increasing precision over time, just how fitness affects job performance.
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Matisse developed this painting of what he described as "the terrace of the little cafe of the casbah" in the years following two visits to Morocco, in 1912 and 1913. As he worked on various studies he eliminated details he felt were extraneous to the painting's overall balance. A balcony with a flowerpot and a mosque behind it are at upper left, at lower left is a still life of vegetables, and to the right is a man wearing a round turban, seen from behind. Matisse's generous application of black paint helps unify the three sections of the painting across its abstract expanse.
Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913-1917
July 18–October 11, 2010
Matisse conceived this "souvenir of Morocco" in 1912, stretched a canvas for it in 1913, and returned to the composition late in 1915, only to start again on a new canvas in early 1916. Black is the principal agent, at once simplifying, dividing, and joining the three zones of the canvas: the still life of melons and leaves on a gridded pavement, bottom left; the architecture with domed marabout, top left; and the figures, at right. Next to a seated Moroccan shown from behind, the large curving ocher shape and circular form derive from a reclining figure in the sketches. Above the shadowed archway, figures in profile may be discerned in the two windows: at right, the lower part of a seated man; at left, the upper part of a man with raised arms. Matisse built up the surface with thin layers of pigment, the color of the underlying layers modifying those on top. Painter Gino Severini reported that "Matisse said . . . that everything that did not contribute to the balance and rhythm of [this] work, had to be eliminated . . . as you would prune a tree."
Matisse: Radical Invention, 1913–1917, July 18–October 11, 2010
Director, Glenn Lowry: Matisse first conceived this painting in 1912, while he was visiting Morocco. But he didn't actually start the canvas until early 1916. Once he did, he continued working on it—with great focus and concentration—through the fall.
Curator, John Elderfield: The forms are difficult to decipher. I know some people who have thought that what Matisse says are melons and leaves are in fact the Moroccans, but Matisse is insistent that they are not. I think one can clearly see the figure whose back is towards us. And if we look at it carefully we can see that that figure's grown in size. To the right of it, that black area does seem to derive from drawings of an arched doorway with light hitting the bottom, but the top part is in shadow, leading into another architectural space. And the two elements at the top are ones which we can trace back to drawings he made in Morocco—the one at the right, of a sort of seated figure, and the one to the left, more puzzling, but somewhat amusingly, in one of the drawings—and he refers to this in his letter—is of a figure who has got his arms raised to look through binoculars. All that remains is the forearms and part of the body, and Matisse is quite happy to have carried it to that point of almost unintelligibility. But I don't think the painting asks us to be specific about these forms.
Curator, Stephanie D'Alessandro: I don't think so either. I think there's a level of memory and recollection, and maybe even nostalgia with this picture.
Glenn Lowry: One aspect of Morocco that stayed with Matisse was the harsh contrast between the midday sun and the shade, evoked here in the black background.
Conservator, Michael Duffy: You can see how it defines certain shapes. Particularly the shape in the middle, this curved shape, which is made up of ochre and white. The black edge on the left is painted over, so he actually defines the form further by overlaying the black paint. When you look closely at the black paint, you'll see that it covers areas of blue and pink underneath, and that gives the black a very warm color. And it's very typical of the way Matisse painted. Rather than blending his colors together, to achieve one color, he would typically layer colors, even black, over several layers, in order to build up a kind of rich, optical surface.
The Museum of Modern Art , MoMA Highlights, New York: The Museum of Modern Art, revised 2004, originally published 1999, p. 79
The Moroccans marvelously evokes tropical sun and heat even while its ground is an enveloping black, what Matisse called "a grand black, . . . as luminous as the other colors in the painting." Utterly dense, this black evokes a space as tangible as any object, and allows a gravity and measured drama without the illusion of depth once necessary to achieve this kind of grandeur.
The painting, which Matisse described as picturing "the terrace of the little café of the casbah," is divided into three: at the upper left, an architectural section showing a balcony with flowerpot and the dome of a mosque behind; a still life, of four green-leafed yellow melons at the lower left; and a figural scene in which an Arab sits with his back to us. To his right is an arched doorway, and windows above contain vestigial figures. The form to his left is hard to decipher, but has been interpreted as a man's burnoose and circular turban.
During his visit to Morocco in 1912-13, Matisse had been inspired by African light and color. At the same time, he faced the challenge of Cubism, the leading avant-garde art movement of the period, and The Moroccans summarizes his memories of Morocco while also combining the intellectual rigor of Cubist syntax with the larger scale and richer palette of his own art.
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Curator Emeritus, John Elderfield: This painting was made in 1915–1916 and is a remembrance of visits that Matisse made to Morocco. And while the paintings made in Morocco are beautifully, limpidly colored, obviously the remembrance is rather of the great heat, of contrasts of color in the conditions of very bright light.
The Moroccans themselves are on the right on the terrace with their melons and gourds—the green and yellow forms at the left. We can see a figure with his back to us, and then, with more difficulty, figures in windows at the top. In the background is a mosque with a vase of blue and white flowers standing on the parapet.
Matisse said that he put black in his pictures to simplify the composition. And indeed, through the teens and into the 1920s, he regularly puts in a little dosing of black to hold everything else in place. I think, unquestionably, he was thinking of shadow, and of the kind of stifling midday sun in North Africa. There is that element of renunciation of color and wanting to put in an element of real gravity in the composition. Its hard to imagine any other color doing it in that same way.
Matisse Picasso, February 13–May 19, 2003
Narrator: In 1911 and again in 1912 Matisse traveled to Morocco. Three years later, he tapped those memories for this big souvenir picture, The Moroccans. By that time he was deeply involved in the Cubist vocabulary of reduced geometric form.
Curator, John Elderfield: What it shows is on the upper left a mosque with a vase of flowers on the right hand side. In the bottom left is a pavement with melons with their green leaves. And at the right, more difficult to figure out, various figures who are presumably sitting on some sort of terrace outside a cafe in Tangier. One can I think clearly understand the figure with his back to us, with a white turban and, blue shirt. And to the right, what looks like the top of an archway in shadow.
Matisse talked about the black as being a way of representing heat and light. And as one gets further south, one gets these very strong black and white contrasts. It's also trying to convey some of the sense of the intense light, and the almost tangible heat of Tangier.
Curator, Kirk Varnedoe: Certainly Picasso must have looked intensely at a major picture like this, and learned from it a new vocabulary of Cubism, more highly abstracted, more monumental. When you compare The Moroccans to Picasso's Three Musicians of 1921...what leaps out at you are certain similarities—the use of black for example. But Picasso unlike Matisse is not a traveler. Picasso often said, "If someone didn't come to the studio in the morning, I wouldn't have anything to paint in the afternoon."
Narrator: The Three Musicians most likely represent the artist and his friends. Picasso himself is at the center, identified by the harlequin costume and guitar he often used as his symbols. To the right, the man dressed as a monk with a stylized beard is probably Picasso's friend the poet Max Jacob, who had entered a monastery after the First World War. And the large white figure with the clarinet may be another poet friend, Guillaume Apollinaire, who had died from war wounds.
Kirk Varnedoe: The picture has a kind of gravity, a kind of sadness or melancholy, which is played off by small and amusing details, like the tiny little zig zags that represent the hand on the notes of music, or the dog that lies under the table to the left. So you imagine the music being played. Is it syncopated like a kind of bright jazz, and on the other hand melancholy like a threnody? And when you compare this in its detail, then you sense how monumental the Matisse is by comparison, and how in a certain sense impersonal it is.
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Maggie Gallagher and I Agree to Agree
So my three-part series last week on whether or not marriage equality is radical (in brief: who cares?; yes; and no) drew the attention of Maggie Gallagher, longtime opponent of same-sex marriage. It was kinda fun to be called "always interesting and honest." I've known for a long time that she and I agree about the symbolism of allowing two people of one sex into marriage—it's why we were paired several times in debate. As she says, quoting me whole:
Graff also acknowledges that Blankenhorn's (and mine!) core concern is not irrational. Gay marriage furthers the disconnection of marriage from procreation; it helps in an ongoing way to sever the link between sex and diapers.
I just think the change is a good idea, while she thinks it's a bad one. I have long wondered, though, why she's fighting this particular rearguard action. Our 1.5 percent of the population is hardly a very important symbol. Why doesn't she focus on the real source of this disconnection—same-sex couples are just the aftereffect—and take up arms against legal contraception? Maggie, this is a real question. If you have an answer, I will give you my spot, here, for a day in which to post it.
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the sad thing is, preservation of marriage is a very legitimate issue that the anti-gay marriage crowd is completely undermining by using the issue as cover for their anti-gay bigotry. children really do benefit from a stable home life being raised by 2 parents, and the institution of marriage is designed to help achieve that goal. of course, the institution of marriage is also designed to achieve other goals. for example, one such goal is protecting the economically weaker spouse from being taken advantage of and then left with nothing when they get older. there are all kinds of reasons to get married. people to living up to their marital vows in a life-long commitment has many benefits, not just for potential children, but also for the adults in the marriage. making medical decisions or having inheritance or immigration rights, co-mingling property, etc., are all rights of marriage that everyone shares, regardless of whether they have children. there has never been a movement to prevent people who cannot have biological children from getting married until now. allowing people in their 80s to get married makes marriage "less about diapers," but there is no harm in it, so no one has ever tried to prevent it. the old "moral" arguments against homosexuality are falling away because people realize that they just do not make sense: no one chooses their sexual orientation... some little boys look at Playboy mags as kids, not because they are actively choosing to be straight, but because something deep inside them makes it innately fascinating... however, i never got those feelings... i had very different feeling, and although that made me different, it made me no less deserving of being happy and having the right to live my own life. and i had all the things maggie gallagher says i should have had: two biological parents, whose marriage only ended when my father died after more than 50 years together, and was raised in a very conservative Catholic home, went to church every week, became an Eagle Scout, was active in sports, the church, my community, was an excellent student who always did what he was told and tried to always live by what my parents and church taught me, but it still didn't make me like girls. unfortunately, those fighting gay marriage will end up painting all pro-marriage activists as "bigots" and when NOM and the like lose their struggle and marriage equality becomes the law of the land, those who might legitimately be fighting to save marriage will be thoroughly discredited by the bigotry that we see in full display in this fight, undermining their chances to actually try to sustain the institution.
Thu, 2012-07-05 17:12
Maggie sounds very annoyed about taking the conversation away from her own blog page at NRO. Considering her day has long past and is nothing more than a relic of a failed hategroup, she should be willing to talk to anybody anywhere.
What does a professional bigot do when she becomes political poison for her own party? Who cares?
Thu, 2012-07-05 17:53
I am completely baffled by Gallagher's bizarre use of the term "orthodox Catholic." In 16 years of Catholic education, I never once heard this term used and remains a mystery to anyone I ask as well.
What Gallagher is, of course, referring to is a form of Opus Dei-inspired conservatism one saw in her friend from The Heights school, Rick Santorum, and his miserably failed presidential bid. It is ultra-conservative Republican Catholicism rather dismally code-worded as orthodox.
Catholics ourselves put an end to Santorum and do NOT appreciate our faith being endlessly abused for the political aspirations of anybody, including Gallagher.
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Balance: Head Light Headsize: 77.5 in2/500 cm2 Factory Grip: Hydromax Weight: 120g Factory String: M-FIL TS String Pattern: 14/18
Description of the Racquet
The Dunlop Aerogel 4D Evolution 120 is the lightest frame within the range and handcrafted with a teardrop head design for enhanced power. Maintains string bed control through the location of a small bridge in the throat area. The characteristics of this frame provide players of all levels lightweight power capabilities with an element of control. As used by Nick Matthew, highest World Ranking No.5.
Starting in 2013 Dunlop DOES NOT supply a cover with their racquets.
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Our favorite Squash wrap grip is the Squash Galaxy Wrap Grip. We've been in the business a long time and always get requests on what our favorite wrap grip is for squash so we went out and made our own! The Squash Galaxy Wrap grip has a smooth and extremely tacky feel and is the appropriate length and size for any squash racquet on the market. It's only $8 to have it installed at the time of purchase.
The Tecnifibre 305 17g string upgrade is recommended because factory string is less playable/durable then the Tecnifibre 305 17g string we suggest.At the time of purchase, the Tecnifibre 305 17g restring upgrade is $21.95. It's normally $36 if you mailed the racquet to us later so you save $14 if you choose the upgrade right away. The tecnifibre will fray before it breaks and that's completely normal so don't worry about it!
If you choose a vibration dampener go with the Silencer (Our favorite), Head Smart Sorb, Head Megasorb, or the BBB (Big Bad Band).
A question we get everyday is "What is Grommet Tape?" It's a piece of tape that goes over the head (bumper) of your racquet. Sometimes you need a restring because of a broken bumper. For an extra buck to add this, it could save you $25-40!!
We recommend an overgrip for players that tend a sweat a lot, want to build up a grip, or wear through wrap grips very often. An overgrip is thinner and wears quicker than re-grips, but can be changed much quicker and easier than a re-grip. We recommend the Wilson Pro Overgrip, but for those looking for the best sweat absorption, durability, and feel... the Overgrip/ Re-grip gives the best combination. Note** when an overgrip is installed, you will not be able to see the re-grip if chose to have it installed.
We get follow up calls/emails everyday thanking us for the upgrades as they really help bring out the performance of the racquet.
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American Olean Costa Rei 6" x 2" Mud Cap Tile Trim in Oro Miele
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Tribute Barbie® Doll
Barbie® doll is under the spell of Robert Best and his glorious, glamorous Barbie® Fashion Model Collection. Inspired by the vintage Barbie® sculpt and classic haute couture, this beloved collection debuted in 2000. To celebrate 10 years of collaboration between the master and his muse, Mr. Best conjures up his very best. Tribute Barbie® doll wears a pale blue gown, lavishly embellished with golden embroidery and pink, iridescent, and silvery sequins. This enchanting ensemble marks a magical occasion!
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Fashion designed especially for the Silkstone® Barbie® doll body. Not for use with other Barbie® dolls.
For the adult collector.
Production doll may vary from the photo shown above. Mattel reserves the right to modify the fashion/fabrics, sculpt, hair color/style, and accessories. Doll cannot stand alone as shown.


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Lager, Pilsner, Kölsch & other German Styles
Pils | Heater Allen Brewing, McMinnville
This crisp, refreshing, and substantial pilsner is a classically European pale brew that's cold-conditioned for six weeks plus. It's the beer you want in summer, and Heater Allen—currently doubling capacity to meet demand—makes the best in the state, if not the entire country. 4.8% ABV
HUB Lager | Hopworks Urban Brewery, Portland
HUB introduced this grainy, golden, 100 percent organic, formerly draft-only brew spiced with Zeus hops in 16-ounce cans just last summer. It already feels like a mainstay. 5.1% ABV
Na ZdravÍ Pils | Southern Oregon Brewing Co, Medford
True to style, this Czech-inspired pilsner is grainy, bready, spicy, and full-bodied, with a smack of spicy "noble" (read: delicate, hard-to-grow) hops. 4.8% ABV
Pilsner | Breakside Brewing Co, Portland
Suddenly Oregon is awash in great pilsners (a welcome development), and Breakside's is among the best of the bunch, with biscuit-like maltiness and a light, tangy, citrusy kick. 5.3% ABV
Session Lager| Full Sail Brewing Co, Hood River
Barbecue-friendly stubby bottles, critically acclaimed pre-Prohibition-style recipe ... what's not to love about this crisp, golden brew? It comes in six-packs, but it's wise to buy by the case. 5.1% ABV
Kölsch | Occidental Brewing Co, Portland
A clear, dry, golden ale that's cold-conditioned like lager, kölsch—the traditional brew of Cologne, Germany—is a great thirst quencher. Occidental's, with spicy Perle hops, nails it. 4.4% ABV
Sterling Pils | Ninkasi Brewing Co, Eugene
"We love to make lagers," says founder Jamie Floyd. It shows. This malt-forward, German-style pilsner with spicy, crackling hop notes may be your new summer standard. 5.1% ABV
Omission Lager | Widmer Brothers Brewing, Portland
Widmer's gluten-free lager has the ample body and crisp, hoppy finish one expects from the style, minus the offending proteins. 4.6% ABV
American-Style Gold, Wheat & Pale Ale
Sweet As! Pacific Ale | GoodLife Brewing Co, Bend
Pale gold and faintly sweet at first sip, this wheaty brew's mellow, marmalade-y tang from Pacifica and Galaxy hops grown in New Zealand is set off by a crisp, dry finish. 6% ABV
River Ale | Deschutes Brewery, Bend
It's fair to call this a session beer—sociably low-alcohol, makes for extended sipping—but ample Cascade and Crystal hops kick this light golden ale up a notch. 4% ABV
ISA| 10 Barrel Brewing Co, Bend
A hugely refreshing ale with a late dose of grapefruity-tasting Cascade, Summit, and Centennial hops, this one is fast becoming a standby—if on the high side of "session." 5.5% ABV
The Vaporizer | Double Mountain Brewery, Hood River
Hazy-gold with a sweet, grainy start and a dry, lemony finish, this dry-hopped summer sipper is brewed with pilsner malt and Challenger hops grown in Washington's Yakima Valley. 6% ABV
IPA & Imperial IPA
Watershed IPA Oakshire Brewing Co, Eugene
Now in 12-ounce cans, this hazy amber, floral, citrus-kissed brew has just enough resinous hop character to satisfy the jones without overpowering those caramelly malts. 7.1% ABV
RPM Boneyard Brewing Co, Bend
Gorgeous coppery color? Check. Massive hop flavors from four Pacific Northwest varieties? Check. Juicy, citrusy taste, faint cereal sweetness, and clean, crisp finish? Check, check, and check. RPM nails it. 7% ABV
Chainbreaker White IPA | Deschutes Brewery, Bend
Named for a legendary mountain bike race, this delicious cloudy-gold ale is a lovely hybrid of Belgian wit—orange peel and coriander-spiced—and tangy, Northwest-style IPA. 5.6% ABV
IPA | Long Brewery, Newberg
Paul Long's one-man wine country operation is proof that big brews can come from small places. His American-style IPA, brewed and dry-hopped with six hop varieties, bursts with bright, floral, tropical notes. 6.2% ABV
Workhorse IPA | Laurelwood Brewing Co, Portland
The best thing about this pungent, biscuity West Coast–style IPA? You can fill an empty growler postsecurity at PDX (concourses A and E) and take fresh beer to your next port of call. 7.5% ABV
Blue Dot Double India Pale Ale | Hair of the Dog Brewing Co, Portland
Next to brewer Alan Sprints's barrel-aged beasts, Blue Dot seems tame by comparison. But few Imperial IPAs are this well behaved. It's brawny and resinously hoppy without the acrid finish that can mar lesser interpretations. 7% ABV
Whole in the Head | Gigantic Brewing Co, Portland
As intended ("a freakin' hop bomb"), the latest Gigantic offering—an Imperial IPA—assails the taste buds with massively delicious waves of citrusy Northwest hops. 8.5% ABV


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The Center for Assistive Technology, is in the School
of Public Health and Health Professions at the University
at Buffalo, conducts research, education, and service to increase
knowledge about assistive devices for persons with functional impairments of all ages. The
Center works in four related areas:
Activities within these four project areas are multidisciplinary, involving
departmental faculty from architecture and planning, communicative disorders
and sciences, counseling and educational psychology, geriatric medicine,
law, mechanical, electrical, and industrial engineering, nursing, rehabilitation sciences, rehabilitation medicine,
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"King Nine Will Not Return" is an episode of the American television anthology series The Twilight Zone.
This is Africa, 1943. War spits out its violence overhead and the sandy graveyard swallows it up. Her name is King Nine, B-25, medium bomber, Twelfth Air Force. On a hot, still morning she took off from Tunisia to bomb the southern tip of Italy. An errant piece of flak tore a hole in a wing tank and, like a wounded bird, this is where she landed, not to return on this day, or any other day.
Embry finds a grave of one of his crew and sees jets in the sky, anachronistic for the time. He collapses in the sand, and we discover that he is actually suffering hallucinations from a hospital bed, years after being scheduled to be aboard the fatally missing flight of King Nine. Guilt-ridden, he is punishing himself. A newspaper shows a headline about the wreckage of a plane that has been found in the desert that triggered his shock and hallucinations.
The nurse, fetching his shoes, discovers that they are mysteriously filled with sand.
Enigma buried in the sand, a question mark with broken wings that lies in silent grace as a marker in a desert shrine. Odd how the real consorts with the shadows, how the present fuses with the past. How does it happen? The question is on file in the silent desert. And the answer? The answer is waiting for us in the Twilight Zone.
Inside this curio shop next week, from amidst this old-school rococo and some fusty, moth-eaten antiquary, will emerge a bottle - this one. And from it will step a genie to give Mr. Luther Adler four wishes. But he'll discover, as will all of you, that there's an economics to magic - a high cost of wishing. Next week, a most intriguing tale - "The Man in the Bottle." Thank you and good night.
This was the first episode to feature the familiar Marius Constant Twilight Zone theme and the first to feature an on-camera Rod Serling narration at the beginning of the episode.
The aircraft used was a B-25C-10NA 42-32354 which still exists in storage with Aero Trader, Borrego Springs, CA.


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Editor's Note: This month's story about the fabrication design choices of our Project Unfair's rear axle and brakes takes place back at II Much Fabrication, in John Parsons' small shop. -Jim Campisano
This month, we're covering Project Unfair Camaro's floating rear axle setup. Traditional rear axles use a mounting flange for the wheels, which is the same piece of steel that is splined in the differential. A floating rear axle allows the wheel flange to be held in place by wheel bearings that aren't a part of the driven interface from the differential. The axles in such a setup "float" between splined interfaces on either end. As one might suspect, such an unorthodox setup has some other differences that must be addressed as well.
In order to understand why we are using a floating axle setup on Unfair, one first needs to understand the problem we are solving by using floating axles. The issue is known as "knock back," and it is caused when the brake caliper pistons are pushed back in their bores. This, in turn, is caused by excessive sideways movement of the rotor. Knock back ordinarily occurs when a significant lateral force is generated (like when making a high-g turn) and the rear axle flexes enough to push the rear wheel caliper pistons back. When that happens, it takes a couple of pumps of the brake pedal to remove the free play between the brake pads and the rotor to the point where the brakes work again. It's a scary feeling to push the brake pedal all the way to the floor and realize that nothing seems to be happening!
Most stock brakes use a spring-loaded floating caliper setup with pistons on only one side of the caliper that can move laterally with the rotor, but we aren't using anything like that. Instead, we're using Wilwood's awesome 14-inch SRP rotors and huge W4A calipers, for ultimate braking performance. While the huge calipers can stop a car immediately, the big rotors provide even more leverage to potentially cause knock back problems.
Many seasoned racers deal with knock back by pressing the brake pedal with their left foot until the brakes come back while running flat out down the straightaway, heading to the next turn. Others "double-clutch" the brake pedal while coming into a turn.
If these "driver solution" methods don't appeal to you (and they don't to Frank Serafine of Prodigy Customs and me either!), there are some equipment changes that can help. The idea behind these methods is to reduce wheel flange flex. One of the most common causes for this knock back problem is a deep offset wheel-when the mounting flange is relatively far away from the center of the wheel, there is more leverage from the tire to the wheel flange in a turn. This can result in greater lateral rotor movement.
Another typical cause of this problem is the C-clips GM uses for axle retention, which can allow the whole axle to slip sideways during a turn. Companies like Moser and Strange make C-clip eliminator kits, which, along with solving the axle movement issue, can also reduce knock back.
One possible solution is to use larger-diameter axles that have more deflection resistance. Moser Engineering even offers axles-they call them hobby-stock axles-with a bigger cross-section where the flange meets the axle itself.
But with Unfair, as the name suggests, we went a couple of steps further. Moser Engineering also makes a circle track setup using floating axles that utilizes dual taper roller bearings to hold the wheel hub precisely in place, without deflection. In order to do that, the traditional axlehousing ends are cut off and a new snout is welded on. The wheel bearings and wheel flange ride on the snout, removing the requirement for the axle to hold everything in place. Now, the axle only supplies the rotational force needed to make the wheels turn, while the huge wheel bearings keep the flange in alignment.


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75% ripe, taste 7, great flesh color, mod.# of splits, very few sm. Fruit, some slightly heart-shaped
Orig. in Red Bluff, Calif.,
by Grant Merrill, Exeter, Calif. Introd. in 1968. Gemfree x Blazing Gold.
Cross made in 1956, selected in 1959, tested as 57-131. Fruit: size medium;
generally globose; skin smooth, pubescence very short, one-half to three-fourths
covered with red blush; flesh firm for the season, clingstone; shipping
qualities good; has few split pits; ripens late May and early June in San
Joaquin Valley. Tree: size medium, vase shaped; vigor moderate; productivity
considered good for its season; flower small, blooms early to midseason,
abundant pollen; leaf glands reniform.
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The Wilson College Athletic Department is proud to announce the "Athlete of the Week". Sophomore, Vanessa Whitfield (Chambersburg, PA/ Chambersburg) was chosen as the Athlete of the Week based on her performance on the basketball court, in Wilson's game verse Trinity University. In the game, Whitfield score 13 points, with 12 rebounds, recording her second double-double of the season. For the season, Whitfield averages 15.5 points, 10.3 rebounds, and 3.5 steals per game.
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Water Positive TS Plan
WaterPositive is an interactive multi-media campaign intended to inform and report on the state of the world's water crisis, while engaging the public in a very personal and interactive way. The campaign features a 3-tiered strategy focusing at the global/regional, local/business, and personal level.
The global and regional report is made up of an animated global map, regional water reports, and a "Water Ticker" to be displayed on the NASDAQ tower. The visualization builds on the USGS comparison of water aquifers to bank accounts, where groundwater is analogous to money in an account. Following this logic, groundwater recharge and storage represents positive gains (blue), while consumption is represented as negative (red). Water consumption and depletion rates are then visualized to evoke financial market reports, continually in flux. The substitution of water data for the ubiquitous financial data we are so often bombarded with, juxtaposes the much publicized financial crisis with the relatively invisible water crisis and puts into question our values and priorities as a society.
At the local level, Times Square area businesses are invited to participate in the campaign by volunteering their own water data to a localized report on gains and losses to be displayed in real-time on the vertical Thomas Reuters screen. Additionally, they are invited to sponsor one of the 8 horizontal partition screens to display their own data to the public. These screens will report on water consumption and savings of each proprietor, throwing a new spin on marketing, advertising, and competition.
To engage the individual, a WaterPositive smartphone app is made available for free download to help individuals learn more about the water crisis, track their own water consumption and savings, and interact with and support area businesses and organizations as they track and report on their own water patterns.
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We need to include the links to site tools in some consistent manner.
I wonder, too, if we can provide an option for a cool antialiased and dropshadowed dropout image to fall over the boundaries of the page (like what we have now, but an option to do that outside the box.
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MS Degree Course Descriptions
Note: The SJSU Occupational Therapy Department is proud of the achievements of the
almost 200 occupational therapists with bachelor's of occupational therapy degrees
who earned a master of science through the post-professional master's degree program
at SJSU from 2003 to 2015.
The program's final class will graduate in 2015. Please visit the AOTA website to view other post-professional programs.
OCTH 204 Historical Foundations of Occupational Therapy (3)
Traces the ideas, values and beliefs that have formed the basis for occupational therapy in the United States. Analyzes events and leaders who influenced the evolution of occupational therapy from its founding in 1917 to the present.
OCTH 235 Understanding Cultural Diversity in Occupational Therapy Practice (3)
The role of OT with a diverse population is examined through professional culture; the culture of poverty and cultures identified by ethnicity or lifestyle and applied to OT practice settings.
OCTH 251 Information Literacy Competence for Occupational Therapists (1)
Provides a basic understanding of how to access the published knowledge in Occupational Therapy, online and in print. Emphasis is placed on searching, evaluating, and using research and evidence-based journal literature. Health ethics covered.
OCTH 255 Occupational Justice (3)
Examines the theoretical development of social and occupational justice concepts, global citizenry and OT internationalization. Implications for practice and research are explored within the framework of the disability rights movement and the culture of poverty.
OCTH 263 Theory and Advanced Clinical Practice for Occupational Therapists (3)
Context, identity, theory, research, clinical reasoning, and personal values with a focus on evidence based practice in OT intervention and application to clinical settings. The theoretical focus is on the CMOP and OTPF.
OCTH 272 Management and Organizational Change for Occupational Therapists (3)
Ethics, leadership and management principles, program development and evaluation processes, and their roles in OT practice. Designed to give post-professional students the conceptual and practical tools needed to lead effectively and to create change in organizations.
OCTH 274 Education for Occupational Therapists (3)
Examines effective teaching theories and methods for occupational therapists to use in their clinical practice as well as in the academic and professional arena. Constructivist philosophy and learning theories are explored.
OCTH 295A Research Methodology for Occupational Therapists (3)
Research methodology for post-professional graduate students in OT. Research designs and methods and basic statistics. Critical reading and analysis for critiquing research studies, and the processes and procedures for conducting research.
OCTH 295B Advanced Independent Study (3) (Project)
The graduate project is the culmination of the graduate school experience. The student will demonstrate the ability to integrate and apply the knowledge gained in the program in the completion of an original project.
OCTH 298 Supervised independent study. (1)
Students are provided additional support to pursue individualized components of research projects.