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Moving To and Living in Hawaii
- 50 Reasons to Move To Hawaii!!
- Living in Hawaii, Should I Move to Hawaii?
- Want to Change Your Life? Move to Hawaii.
- What is the Magic About Living in Hawaii?
- Which Island is Right for You?
- What Is the Ideal Way to Move to Hawaii?
- What is an Average Day Like Living in Hawaii?
- Which Hawaiian Island to Move To?
- Any Viable Alternatives to Living in Hawaii?
- Moving to Hawaii – Or Bust!
- Many Thoughts About Returning to Hawaii
- Can You Conceive of Living in Hawaii?
- Moving to Hawaii – In Preparation
- Best Place to Live on Maui
- Moving to Hawaii? Use Twitter.
- Flying to Hawaii – Tips for a Comfortable Flight
- Getting Social in the Islands
Positives About Living in Hawaii
- Hawaii – is not all roses!
- I Want to Move to The Islands – Should I?
- Why Live in Hawaii? The Beaches!
- What Are Some Good Reasons for Moving to Paradise?
- Positives and Negatives: Living in Hawaii
- The 5 Best Smells in Hawaii?
Negatives About Living in Hawaii
- Hawaii Water Dangers – Tsunami, Waves, Jellyfish, Urchins, More!
- Hawaii Natural Disasters – Hurricanes, Tsunamis, Landslides, More!
- Hawaii's Dangerous Marine Animals
- Sharks in Hawaii – The Good, Bad, and Ugly!
- Ocean Critters that Can Harm You
- Bugs in Hawaii – Some bad bugs.
- Tips to Avoid Rental Car Crime in Hawaii
- What Are the Social Problems in Hawaii?
- Racism and Hate in Hawaii – Does It Exist?
- What Are Some Bad Reasons for Moving to Hawaii?
- Hawaii High Cost of Living
- What are the Worst Things About Living in Hawaii?
- What Will Your Home Look Like?
Money, Jobs, and Working in Hawaii
- Which Job is HOT in Hawaii in 2015?
- How I Landed My First IT Job in Hawaii
- How I Landed My Second IT Job in Hawaii
- My Third IT Job in Hawaii
- How to Build Your Online Business from Hawaii
- Starting a Business
- Saving Money in Hawaii
- Finding Employment in Hawaii – What is in Demand?
- Work on a Farm
- Live Off the Land – Video
- Absolute Worst State to Make a Living – Hawaii!
- Best Career Field in Hawaii?
- How to Save Money in Hawaii – Buying at the Right Time
- Moving to Hawaii on a Minimalist Budget
- Living in Hawaii as Homeless
- Growing Pot in Hawaii – the Ultimate Job?
- Waitress Moving to Hawaii
- UK Resident Asking – Should I Move to Start a Business?
- How Much Money Do Honolulu, Hawaii Residents Make?
- Physical Therapy Assistant Wants to Move to Countryside
- Another Perfect Hawaii Job
- Finding a Job
- Home Based Business Idea in Hawaii
- Oahu Job – Social Media Specialist – $50,000 or More
- Living in Portland, Moving to NYC and Moving to Hawaii
- Starting a Business in Hawaii?
- 3 Ways to Help You Find a Job in Hawaii with Craigslist
- Finding Hawaii Employment Using RSS Feeds at Craigslist
- Finding Employment Using Craigslist – Search All Jobs
- Using Craigslist Hawaii – Your Resume
- Some Fun Jobs Available in Hawaii
Books About Moving to Hawaii
- New Book Release 2014 – Moving to Hawaii – The Good, Bad, and Ugly
- Free Book Preview – Moving to Hawaii
- Moving to Hawaii – 2011 Chapter Review Video
- My Favorite Hawaii Stories
Reader Questions About Hawaii Answered
- Living on Big Island, Hawaii for 7 Months
- Oregonian Single Girl Wants to Live in Hawaii
- A Dream of Life in the Islands
- College Student Wants to Live in Hawaii
- Moving to Maui from California?
- Moving from Puerto Rico to Hawaii
- Moving to Kauai on $5,000+ Per Month – Doable?
- Single Mom with 2 Kids Moving to Hawaii
- Moving to Hawaii at 19 Years Old?
- A Couple Living on Maui on $35,000 Per Year?
- Dental Hygienist Has Questions About Living in Hawaii
- Planning for Big Island Living in Hawaii in 7 Years
- Readers Moving to the Hawaiian Islands
- Rent or Buy in Hawaii?
Basic Facts and Info
- Some Interesting Facts About Hawaii
- Religion in Hawaii
- Hawaii Emergency Information
- Hawaii Airport Codes
- Hawaii Veterans Services and Benefits
- Hawaii Agencies on Aging and Other Social Services
- Retirement in Hawaii
- Public and Private Schools in Hawaii
- Buying and Rentals – Living on an Island in Hawaii
- Language, Culture, Friends, and Social Life in Hawaii
- Most Visitors to AFA Looking for "Living in Hawaii" Info
- What is the Point of Life? Living in Hawaii!
- Hawaii's Affordable Housing Nightmare
- Hawaii Visitors through November 2011
Weather, Climate, Geological Issues
- Hawaii Weather – what to expect?
- What is Year Round Weather Like in Hawaii?
- Is Hawaii Weather the Best on the Planet?
- Hawaii Moonbows: Awesome Experience!
- Hawaii Satellite Image of Islands – cool
Hawaii Things To Do and Sites to See:
- Things to Do in Hawaii
- Which is the Ultimate Hawaii Beach?
- What to Do in Hawaii – by Island
- My Top 5 Favorite Activities in Hawaii?
- Golfing on Big Island – Oahu – Maui – Kauai – Molokai / Lanai
- Shopping on Big Island – Oahu – Maui – Kauai – Molokai / Lanai
- Ultra-Running Hawaii
- Shorefishing Hawaii!
- What is Oahu Like? An Overview…
- What to Do on Oahu, Hawaii in one weekend?
- Makapu'u Beach Park – Oahu, Hawaii
- Diamond Head Volcano – Oahu, Hawaii
- Hanauma Bay – Oahu, Hawaii
- Snorkeling in Hanauma Bay
- Sunset on Diamond Head Trail – Only on Weekends
- Bodyboarding at Bellows Beach, Oahu, Hawaii
- Waimea Bay Big Waves – Oahu's North Shore
- Hawai'iloa Ridge Trail – great hiking trail on Oahu
- Family Spots on Oahu
- Best Beach on Oahu Island, Hawaii – Bellows Beach
- Big Waves at Waimea Bay, Oahu
- Top of a mountain peak hike on Oahu, Hawaii immersed in cloud
- Golfing on Oahu!
- What is Maui Like? An Overview…
- What is Lahaina, Maui Like?
- What to Do on Maui?
- Haleakala National Park – Maui, Hawaii
- Papalaua State Wayside Park – Maui
- Honolua Beach, Maui close to sunset
- Top of Haleakala Volcano, Maui – Telescopes
- Rock stacking by Hawaiian spirits on West side of Maui, Hawaii
- My favorite view on planet earth? Top of Haleakala Volcano 10000+ feet, the inside of the crater.
- Living Large in Hana, Maui
- Maui Beach Sunset
- Maui Organic Food Shop – Mana Foods!
- Guide to Maui – Free PDF
- Tourists Exploring Red Sand Beach – Hana, Maui
- Black Sand Beach, Maui
- Red Sand Beach – Hana, Maui
- Biggest Daytime Party on Maui? Sundays at Little Beach
- Things to Do on Maui – Ziplining
- Lahaina Produce on Maui – Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
- Golfing on Maui!
- Amazing Kauai
- Visiting Kauai – Only 10% Accessible by Car!
- Kauai taro field
- Na Pali mountain range – top of the peak, clouds coming over ridge. This is Kauai, Hawaii.
- Napali ridge – Pi Hea trail on Kauai, Hawaii – quite an amazing view
- Video & Photo: Walking Through Clouds in Kauai, Hawaii
- Waimea Canyon, Kauai as rain shower moved through
- Another Waimea Canyon – showing how rocky and vast it is
- Tourists watching the Kauai rains hower coming
- Burning up the Waves – video
- Golfing on Kauai!
Big Island
Ocean Articles
- Bodyboarding Hawaii's Surf
- My 2 Near Death Experiences Bodyboarding Hawaii's Big Surf
- Surfing in Hawaii – Why Is Surfing Fun?
- Turn Yourself into a Surfboard: Bodysurfing!
- If Big Island Volcano erupted – Effect on Oahu?
- Birth of a New Island in the South Pacific – close to Hawaii, great story
- Ocean Kayaking in Hawaii and Thailand
- Jumping Manta Rays videos
- Hawaii Cliff Diver
- Ouch! Lahaina, Maui Shark Bite
- Best Big Wave Video – Ever
Other Hawaii Articles
- Magical, Mysterious, Matchless Hawaii
- Best Restaurants in Hawaii?
- Hawaii Bucket List
- Hawaii Real Estate Site Sale
- iPhone Connection Issues in Hawaii
- Any Buddhists in Hawaii?
- Hawaii Happy Faced Spider
- Thailand or Hawaii – I'm deciding where to move
- Visitors to this site want "Living in Hawaii" information
- Refocus on Hawaii
- Happy Hour Hawaii Database – Get Your Drink On
- DAKINE Backpacks – One Hawaii Business Doing it Right
- New Aim for Awesome Header – Diamond Head with Zach!
- Two Beer Queers – Hawaii's Beer Review Specialists
My Hawaii Photos Collection:
Culture – History
- Duke Kahanamoku – a Hawaiian legend
- IZ (Israel Kamakawiwo'ole) Songs of Hawaii
- Honolua Bay, Maui – Retro surfing 1963 video
- Heiau Respect in Hawaii
Ancient Hawaiian Philosophy of Life:
- The 7 Principles of HUNA
- Our 3 Selves or Minds
- Huna, The 4 levels of Reality
- Pono: Ancient Hawaiian Belief System Videos
- Hawaii Category – includes pages with mention of Hawaii.
Archive of all posts on Aim for Awesome – Archive
Living in Hawaii Forum
Top Selling Book at Amazon: Moving to Hawaii – The Good, Bad, and Ugly (updated for 2014)


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YIELD: Makes 6 main-course servings
Bring 6 cups broth to boil in large saucepan. Remove from heat; cover.
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in heavy large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion; sauté until tender, about 12 minutes. Add garlic; stir 1 minute. Add brown rice and wild rice; stir 1 minute. Add wine; cook until absorbed, about 2 minutes. Stir in 2 cups warm broth; bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and simmer 15 minutes. Add 2 cups warm broth; bring to boil. Reduce heat to medium-low; cover and simmer 15 minutes, stirring often. Add 2 cups warm broth; bring to boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer until rice is almost tender, stirring occasionally, about 20 minutes. Uncover; simmer until rice is tender and broth is absorbed, stirring often and adding broth by 1/4 cupfuls if rice is not tender, about 10 minutes longer. Stir in mozzarella; season with pepper. Cool to room temperature.
Mix breadcrumbs and Parmesan in pie dish. Line baking sheet with plastic wrap. Using moistened hands, divide rice mixture into 6 equal portions; press each portion into 31/2-inch-diameter patty. Carefully turn each in breadcrumb mixture, coating both sides. Place on prepared baking sheet. Cover; chill at least 4 hours. (Can be made 1 day ahead. Keep chilled.)
Heat 1 tablespoon oil in large nonstick skillet over medium heat. Add 3 rice cakes to skillet; cook until heated through, about 4 minutes per side. Repeat with remaining 1 tablespoon oil and rice cakes.
Transfer rice cakes to plates. Spoon Roasted Vegetable Ragù alongside.
Per serving (including ragù): calories, 515; total fat, 17 g; saturated fat, 3 g; cholesterol, 7 mg; fiber, 12 g
Nutritional analysis provided by Bon Appétit

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The creation and production of breast milk is an amazing feature of the female human body. The ability to feed our own young is thought to have contributed to the human race's continued adaptation to the world's climactic changes. In developing countries, where food is scarce and disease and illness is more prevalent, breast milk contributes to the survival of many newborn babies.
The following information describes how the female body develops and changes during the pregnancy to produce milk after the birth and how the baby 'milks the breast' to feed.
The breasts
The nipples
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'Milking the breast'
When girls reach puberty, their breasts develop and enlarge under the influence of the hormone oestrogen. When a woman becomes pregnant, her breasts start to undergo further changes from about 4 to 6 weeks after the last menstrual period (or 2 to 4 weeks after conception), with the body producing greatly increased levels of progesterone and oestrogen. A woman's body cannot generally create mature breast milk until she has experienced at least 16 to 24 weeks of a pregnancy (this length of time varying between individual women).
The breasts of non-pregnant women are made up of two major structures. The smallest part is the underdeveloped glandular tissue, which is designed to grow and mature during pregnancy to eventually produce milk. The largest part is the supporting tissue that surrounds the glandular tissue. This incorporates smooth muscle, connective tissue, blood vessels, nerves, lymphlymph vessels and fat, covered by a layer of skin. Most of the breast tissue (that people associate with a woman having 'large' or small' breasts) comprises of the supporting tissues that surrounds the glandular tissue. This is why the 'size' of a woman's breasts has nothing to do with her ability to feed her baby.
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6 Facts About "The Goonies" You Didn't Know
27-years ago, Mikey and his friends went on an adventure to find One-Eyed Willie's treasure. Here are some things you may or may not know about The Goonies.
1. The Goonies II Only Happened In A Video Game
For years it's been rumored a sequel was on the way. First with the original cast then with the original cast as the parents of a new group of kids. A lot has been said but for the most part, the only Goonies II we'll ever see was a 1987 Nintendo game.
In the game, the Fratellis kidnap everyone except Mikey. You, as Mikey, need to save everyone.
2. Corey Haim Was Almost "Mouth"
Corey Haim and Corey Feldman met in the waiting room during the auditions for The Goonies. Both Coreys were auditioning for the same part.
3. Director Richard Donner Makes A Cameo
Richard Donner, slightly more famous for directing the original Superman movies, made a cameo as one of the Deputies to find the Goonies on the beach at the end of the movie (he's the one on the right).
4. "Sloth" Was A Pro-Football Player
John Matuszak, who played Sloth, was an NFL defensive linesman playing for the Oakland Raiders until 1981. While The Goonies was his most famous roles, he popped up in a few other 80s movies including the John Cusack / Demi Moore classic One Crazy Summer.
5. The "Scariest Part" Was Cut From The Film
At the end of the movie, in describing the adventure to the police and press, Data mentions "The scariest part was the octopus!" If you had been watching the movie up to that part, you may have noticed there was no octopus.
The movie was already running long and it was decided to cut the scene. The scene has remained in relative obscurity until the DVD release featured it.
6. The Goonies Didn't See The Ship Until The Scene Was Filmed
In an attempt to capture the authentic excitement of the kids seeing Willie's ship for the first time, Director Richard Donner didn't let the kids see the ship until the scene where they come across the boat was filmed.
In later interviews, Corey Feldman has said he actually did see it before they shot that scene along with someone else he won't mention.
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- BP has agreed to pay a $18.7 billion fine to settle legal actions over the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill.
- Liberia has reported three new cases of Ebola this week. The country was declared Ebola-free on May 9.
- A pilot has broken the world records for longest solo flight and longest non-stop flight ever taken in a solar-powered airplane ?


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Another A+ Spring day here in D.C. but changes are coming
High pressure continues to control our local weather once again today so make plans to spend some time outdoors.
Thursday: Mostly Sunny & Beautiful
Highs: MId 70s | Wind: S 5-10
Overnight: Mostly Cloudy; Stray Shower Poss.
Lows: MId - Upper 50s | Wind: S 5-10
Friday: Mostly Cloudy; Isolated Shower Poss. (Mainly West)
Highs: Low 70s | Wind: SE 5-10
Our run of dry and pleasant Spring weather continues today with mostly sunny skies and highs in the mid 70s by this afternoon.
High pressure, which has been responsible for the recent stretch of nice weather, will begin to give way to an approaching storm system tonight into Friday. The net result here locally will be mostly cloudy skies with a slight chance of an isolated shower especially to the west in the mountains. High temperatures will also run slightly cooler Friday topping out in the lower 70s.
The weekend though early next week still looks unsettled as an upper level low drifts around over our region. This low will produce mostly cloudy skies and also the threat of showers and storms at times Saturday through at least Tuesday.


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University of Texas Arlington
Illuminating Discoveries Through Boundless Exploration
Researchers at UT Arlington are at the forefront of discovery, working to solve the world's most urgent challenges and turning ideas into products and systems that benefit society. Their explorations range from battling serious diseases like cancer and diabetes to devising novel methods of ensuring cleaner energy, air, and water. By encouraging an environment of relentless investigation, the University is making major breakthroughs that will drive the Texas economy and offer hope for future generations.
The Chronicle of Higher Education 2013 Almanac ranks UT Arlington as the nation's seventh fastest-growing public research institution based on enrollment between 2001 and 2011.
UT Arlington is one of only six universities nationwide to be named a "Next Generation University" in a recent study published by the New America Foundation.
UT Arlington's world-renowned scientists and state-of-the-art laboratories sparked a record rise in total research expenditures to $77.7 million last year.
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching classifies UT Arlington as a Research University/High Research Activity.
Four engineering professors have been named charter fellows of the National Academy of Inventors for creating devices and processes that improve the quality of life.
The University's Shimadzu Institute for Research Technologies houses $22.5 million in state-of-the-art instrumentation from Shimadzu Scientific Instruments.
Electrical engineering researchers are participating in an $8 million Defense Department grant to significantly increase the amount of information that can be securely transmitted via the Internet and the distance it can travel.
Inventions by UT Arlington researchers have received 65 patents in the past five years.
Bioengineers are using part of a $3.4 million National Institutes of Health grant to develop a nanoparticle drug-delivery system to stimulate lung growth and function.
The UT Arlington Research Institute bridges the gap between academic research and product development in advanced manufacturing, biomedical technologies, and robotics.
The Center of Excellence for High Energy Physics played a key role in the discovery of the elusive Higgs boson. Physicists believe interaction with the Higgs gives particles in the universe their mass.
Renewable energy initiatives by researchers in science and engineering include building a better electric automobile and converting natural gas to clean-burning synthetic fuel.
The Center for Sustainable and Resilient Civil Infrastructure focuses on designing and constructing better highways, runways, dams, levees, and other core essentials.
The Security Advances Via Applied Nanotechnology, or SAVANT, center pursues nanotechnology innovations to combat threats to homeland security.
Engineers working with U.S. Army surgeons are developing a Biomask embedded with electrical, mechanical, and biological components that can speed healing from facial burns often suffered by soldiers.
A $1.35 million National Science Foundation grant is helping researchers develop smart skin applications and sensor garments to make robots more lifelike.
A recent study by UT Arlington scientists of 100 private water wells in and near the Barnett Shale showed elevated levels of potential contaminants in those closest to natural gas extraction sites. The team conducted much of the water sample testing in the University's Shimadzu Center for Advanced Analytical Chemistry.
An aerospace engineering team is developing diagnostic and predictive tools that can make aircraft safer, faster, and more reliable.
Using innovative physical rehabilitation programs, the Center for Healthy Living and Longevity works to improve the quality of life for older adults.
Degrees of Influence
More than 9,400 UT Arlington students earned degrees last year, creating a larger pool of well-educated employees for the knowledge-based industries in North Texas and beyond. The increase in graduates reflects a 35 percent enrollment surge over the past five years.
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20 Years of Nitty Gritty
Thursday, 24th Nov 2011
Swedish store Nitty Gritty are celebrating their 20th anniversary this season, with a selection of specially created garments to mark the occasion. Fred Perry has contributed the iconic M12 shirt, with Nitty Gritty's signature orange applied to our trademark twin tipping. When the shop originally opened in Stockholm in 1991; it was designed to be an alternative to the city's mainstream stores, catering for the local Mod and underground scenes.
The name 'Nitty Gritty' comes from the 1963 Shirley Ellis song of the same name, after the 7" was randomly pulled from a pile of vinyl at a brainstorming session. Nitty Gritty have been loyal stockists of Fred Perry for the past 20 years, and we're delighted to help them celebrate two decades in the business.
The limited edition Fred Perry x Nitty Gritty M12 shirt will be available soon - find out more HERE
The Specials Aftershow - Stockholm
Monday, 19th Sep 2011
Fred Perry's next stop as host for The Special's aftershow parties was Stockholm; with a packed out event held at the city's Restaurang Riche. Local DJ's Gustav Bendt and Viktor Brobacke warmed up the decks with an energetic punk and ska set, before the band took over at 11pm after their show at the Circus.
Guests were able to celebrate alongside Terry and the band, who are four shows into their European tour. The night was a huge success, with the party continuing late into the evening.
Next stop, Berlin!
For more information on The Specials 2011 European Tour including dates and ticket information, visit the official website: http://www.thespecials.com


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Castro regime seeks 'provisional imprisonment' for Cuban independent journalist
Prosecutors for the Castro dictatorship have issued an order of "provisional imprisonment" for Cuban independent journalist and opposition leader Jose Daniel Ferrer Garcia, who has been jailed since his arrest on March 2nd, 2012.
Punt de Vista has the report (my translation):
Provisional imprisonment for opposition leader Jose Daniel Ferrer
Journalist Jose Luis Ramos reports through Twitter that the prosecution has issued an order of provisional imprisonment for opposition leader Jose Daniel Ferrer, who was arrested on March 2nd. Ferrer is the coordinator for the Cuban Patriotic Union (UPC) and will be charged with "public disorder." Nine days ago, Amnesty International declared him a prisoner of conscience of the Castro regime.


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can I get irig to play through an amp? What cords do I need to buy?
irig connecting to guitar, iOS device AND a real amp?
- Asked by Bud K from Saskatoon
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Its easy to play it through an amp. all you need is an 1/8 inch aux cable and an 1/8 inch to 1/4 inch adapter. One end plugs into the headphone jack on the iRig and the other end into the adapter which plugs into the amp input. Note that you will only get mono sound.
- Answered by Ryan G from Abbotsford
You would want to play through an amp if playing live in a group. You MUST keep your amp at a non-effects setting otherwise your iPhone/iPad and the amp will both be trying to create effects.
The effects coming from the iPhone/iPad will be further "enhanced" by the effects on your amp and sound like garbage. So run the amp plain without effects.
If you have an effect on your amp that you like and want to use, then switch the output of the iPhone/iPad to no effects and use your foot-switch to add the effects on the amp.
When patching the iRig to your amp don't use any adapters. Get a cord with the mini-jack on one end and the 1/4" jack on the other.
- Answered by Bruce P from Oakville
It says in the instructions specifically NOT to use a 1/4" to 3.5mm adapter when connecting to an external amp. It says to use a single cord with a stereo 3.5mm male pin leading to (2) 1/4" (or RCA) mono male pins. You plug the 3.5mm stereo into your iDevice, and (1) of the mono pins into your amp's input. There is some reason to heed this, other than voiding your warranty. Consider,
Typically the input port on a guitar amp is designed for a mono input signal. If your adapter ends in stereo, you are feeding it a signal it wasn't designed to understand. If you get an adapter that down-mixes stereo to mono, you are introducing some level of resistance into the system. Neither are likely to break anything, but you might get some unwanted feedback, or no sound at all. If your amp has special needs I suppose it could even damage it.
But some guitar amps have an input designed for a stereo signal. In this case a mono input won't hurt, but a stereo input would be a better choice. Some guitars are capable of outputting a stereo signal, though usually in addition to a mono out. You should probably avoid using the stereo outs on your iRig, not because they're stereo but because they carry an active signal which the iRig might not be made to impede.
As long as you follow the conventions of the in/outputs using an adapter shouldn't be a problem. I would use a high quality one to avoid introducing noise into the system. A cheap model could do anything. It could blow up England. Never underestimate poor quality electronics.
I'm considering using an adapter right now, but it's not the adapter I worry about. I worry about the software. It's relatively new, so it has some bugs. The company employs tactics to charge you twice for mistakes, like not buying additional apps as "in-app"..apps. I don't trust them and I want to have followed their instructions perfectly in case my software fails. I really don't like to get screwed.
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Mustang MonthlyEvents
Mustang Regional and Local Event- Events
Check out the listings for nearly every regional and local event that include Mustangs in their gatherings.
September 9, Long Beach, CA
Hi-Performance Swap Meet and Car Show, presented by Ecology Auto Parts (monthly, rain or shine). Buy-sell-trade, new-used-antique cars-parts-accessories. For 24-hour information, (800) 762-9785; www.toppingevents.com
September 9, Mount Laurel, NJ
The 21st Annual Mustang and Ford Fall Car Show, hosted by the South Jersey Mustang Club at Holman Ford. Rain date, September 16. Ford-powered vehicles only. Preregistration, $8; day of show, $12. Three trophies per class, dash plaques, and door prizes. For more information, Joe Volpe, (856) 697-0353; email@example.com; SJMC Fall Show, 310 Country Club Ln., Buena, NJ 08310.
September 9, Lincoln, NE
The 20th Annual Car Show on the Avenue, sponsored by the Capitol City Ford and Mustang Club. Open to all makes and models of cars, featuring a special Mustang class. For more information, Robert Walker, 2221 N. 30th St., Lincoln, NE 68503; (402) 467-3673; firstname.lastname@example.com; Rick Buis, (402) 476-8459.
September 9, Vallejo, CA
Fun Ford Sunday at Solano County fairgrounds, sponsored by Nor-Cal Ford Car Club Council. Exhibitor fee, $20 in advance; $25 at the gate. For more information, David Ingram, (925) 778-5031; email@example.com; P.O. Box 6682, Concord, CA 94524-1682.
September 9, Manchester, CT
The 22nd Annual Summer Power Show and Sale, hosted by the Mustang Car Club of New England and the Connecticut Cougar Club at Mustangs Unlimited. Rain date, September 16. Four divisions with 28 classes for all model-year Mustangs, Shelbys, and all other Ford family and factory Ford-powered autos. Entry fee, $10. Spectators and parking free. For more information, MCCNE info line, (508) 674-5462; Joe Dinella, (203) 348-3114 (days), (203) 322-4916 (evenings).
September 9, Vancouver, British Columbia
The 20th Annual All-Pony Roundup, hosted by the Greater Vancouver Mustang Association. Open to all specialty vehicles. Trophies and door prizes. For more information, Peter, (604) 858-6763; preregistration, Cathy, (604) 533-2764; www.gvma.org
September 14-15, Stanton, MI
Pure Stock Musclecar Drag Race at Mid-Michigan Motorplex. For more information, Bob Boden, (517) 423-8133 (days), firstname.lastname@example.com; Dan Jensen, (517) 647-2474 (evenings), email@example.com; Scott Tiemann, (517) 647-2433 (days).
September 14-15, Tulsa, OK
The 22nd Annual Car Show and Swap Meet at Tulsa Marriot Southern Hills, hosted by Green Country Classic Mustangs. For more information, Randy Voyles, (918) 367-3758; Justin Laird, (918) 852-5461; GCCM, P.O. Box 471361, Tulsa, OK 74147-1361. For hotel information, (918) 493-7000.
September 14-16, Arlington, TX
The 34th Annual Southwest Swap Meet at the Ballpark. Cars, parts, and related items. Free parking and admission. For more information, (817) 483-1283; email@example.com
September 15, Bossier City, LA
The 8th Annual Mustang Roundup and Ford Show at Wray Ford. All model-year Mustangs and Fords eligible for awards. Dash plaques, T-shirts, and goodie bags to the first 100 registrants. Preregistration, $20; day of show, $25. For more information, Gil Bazo, (318) 747-3404; Rusty Rhame, (318) 929-4226; www.rrcmc.com
September 15, Milan, TN
The 14th Annual Mustang Car Show, sponsored by Steve Marsh Ford and Golden Circle Mustang Club. There will be 21 classes. First, Second, and Third Place awards in each class, including Best of Show awards. Free T-shirts and door prizes. For more information, Larry Connell, (901) 686-7461 (days), (901) 686-8008 (evenings).
September 16, East Peoria, IL
The 2nd Annual Mustang and All-Ford Show at Uftring Automall from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., rain or shine. There will be 32 classes with plaques to the Top 3 winners. For more information, Keyon Wurster, (309) 694-0700; email@example.com


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But oh
Week In WWE.
BE WARNED THAT THIS IS A LONG READ. You can blame "WWE Week" for that. Normally this post would be coming on the weekend.
So in three days we've had TLC, Raw and Smackdown. I feel sorry for the script writers for this. Was this week wrestling overkill? Or has it stayed fresh?
Raw –
I'm still not a fan of the opening recap things considering they
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With silly stories, poor match making, ridiculous pushes, baffling face/heel turns, an ungodly amount of John Cena title shots and main event matches it could even be argued that 2012 has been one of the worst years in a long time for the WWE. Not is all bad though. CM Punk has seen his title reign become the longest
Updated 12-18-2012 at 09:08 PM by The Punk
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It goes without saying that this past Sunday's TLC: Tables, Ladders, Chairs PPV was up there with the best of 2012. For once I'm willing to overlook the fact that John Cena was in yet another main event (even though the main event should have been The Shield's TLC match victory – I'm yet to count the broken tables and chairs, but I'm
Preshow match: Tag titles: (C)Rhodes-Scholars vs Team Hell No!-Got them losing on 1st Raw of 2013. Get their rematch at the Royal Rumble. Team Hell No unfortunately failed to retain those belts. Rhodes-Scholars retain!!
US title: (C)Antonio Cesaro vs ???-Since Cesaro isn't getting the heat he wants. How about if he defeats a returning vet coming off an injury in a surprise return at the
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Cody Rhodes & Damien Sandow vs. Sin Cara & Rey Mysterio
I only had one problem with this match and it was the build up to it, Rey Mysterio & Sin Cara are just thrown into a number one contenders match while Rhode Scholars had to beat 3 other teams? It'd make sense if they were on a winning streak but their TV presence lately has been virtually zero. The match itself was a good one,
Preshow: Santa's Helper Diva's Battle Royal
This was a pretty good divas battle royal than the usual crappy 2 minute ones i was impressed with Naomi winning but it felt random.
Rating: 3/5
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This was a pretty good opener,alot of nice action.
Rating: 3/5
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What a boring match,with a lot of
After an uneventful TLC PPV, the WWE heads to Phoenix for the 26th annual Royal Rumble PPV on Sunday, January 27th, 2012.
And so without further delay, here's what to expect.
Although the 30-Man Royal Rumble Match has closed out the Royal Rumble PPV for much of its
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This is sad.
Really sad.
This guy had all the makings of a great big man. Could shoot from deep, had post moves, some toughness and fire and was still learning the game.
Yao Ming just couldn't hold up physically.
So after nine seasons what was spent the majority of the time injured or in pain from an injury for the Houston Rockets, Ming has retired.
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Honda 919 recommendations - complaints
I've tried doing a search on the 919 but since it's only 3 characters, the search doesn't seem to dig on it too much. I'm (hopefully) going to be getting a Honda 919 next week, and while I've looked at them a lot and ridden one a little, I was wondering if any of those that have/had a 919 would have any input as to anything that I should look out for specifically. Anything that I have to worry about. Any good reviews of them would be accepted as well.
I'll mostly be using this bike for commuting to/from work with hopefully a few longer trips in the future (Dallas to OKC will probably be common). Any special suggestions related to this type of use?
Thanks in advance.
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In Europe it's called the Hornet 900 IIRC, that and the CB900F.
I havent ridden one but they are great looking bikes.
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Check out Wristtwisters.com
They have a ton of info on the niner.
I've had my bike for about a year and I really like it. Plenty of power and the riding position is very neutral. I haven't really had it deep in the twisties yet since I'm still riding on the original tires(03 model, bought it with 1500 miles). Some complaints are vibrations around freeway speeds and the relative crappyness of the seat. There isn't really a good helmet lock so you'll probably have to come up with something on your own. I did the 17 tooth counter sproket and found that's the best combo for commuting.
I have the matte smoke color, but the red one's are pretty cool looking.
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Location: Tampa
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I just put 9k miles on one this summer. Link in my sig
The advrider site is still using prehistoric software, but you can point google at it easily enough to search for whatever you want
When I got my 919 I poked around wristtwisters and found alarmingly little useful information there but ymmv.
I wouldn't bother with most reviews as they are so subjective as to be a waste of time and reviewers tend to be sickeningly whiny.
The 919 needs nothing for commuting or touring, though it wouldn't hurt to fiddle with the seat as its not the best in the world (good density, lousy shape, but that didn't stop me from doing lots of miles).
As with any bike tires will make a huge difference in how well it rides and handles. When I first got on the 919 this summer it had a stock front tire and a conti rear tire. It had a bit of instability and was very fiddling in turns, requiring constant corrections. I fitted a pair of avon storms and it really transformed the bike. Made it drastically more neutral in turns and much more stable. I was instantly much quicker in the twisties and suddenly found the rearsets much too low;)
For hard riding the 919 needs at least stiffer fork springs and higher rearsets and could really use a new shock to go with stiffer fork springs. I would also look into upgrading the front brake and fitting an aftermarket exhaust to drop a little weight and a pcIII to dial in the fueling - but those are really only necessary if you wanna push it really hard and get the most out of it on twisty roads or a track.
I didn't notice any real vibration except in the left footpeg which developed some weird harmonics between 4 and 5k rpm.
There's nothing special to look at on these bikes, just look it over for general condition like you would any bike. They are extremely understressed and overbuilt and I don't think anyone will every wear one out. Later model years got marginally better suspension components, otherwise the only difference in years is the color.
I didn't like the bend of the stock bars, but didn't have time to do anything about it. They are extremely narrow and swept back. They would probably work well for a really small person. I'm 5'10" and 160lbs and found they put my wrists at an awkward angle and provided less leverage than would be ideal. Still, not a big deal and cheap enough to change.
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Check out www.919.org
There is info on mods and a pic gallery. The forums section links to wristtwisters. I too have comteplated this bike from time to time. I love that deep red color
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Does anyone have any suggestions specific to setting this bike up for a fat guy? I'm what some would call "heavy", I on the other say I'm a fat ass. ;-) I noticed that the 919's that I've sat on so far didn't seem to sink as low as my 99 Nighthawk did, so that's a start right there.
As for setting it up for track, as much as I would like to do track days in the future, I think I'll have to get a dedicated bike for that. I just can't see a track setup being as comfortable for commuting nor a commuting setup as useful on a track. Besides, that means I'd be able to have another bike (and my wife is actually cool with that). Of course, before any of that happens, gotta loose some of that fat ass status. :)
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If you are even a little heavier than average you will really need stiffer fork springs and possibly shock spring depending on what you do weigh. The stock springs are noticeably soft for me and I'm 160lbs. Check out racetech's website, punch in your weight and it will give you a ball park figure for the spring rate you should be running.
If you are of a sort of wide chest wider, flatter bars will make a huge difference in comfort, there are millions of options. Renthal tends to be a popular maker. Their low or mid height street bar should be about right. You wanna shoot for about 25mm of sag front and rear (that's the total difference from fully extended to where it rests with you on it, geared up and ready to ride). Too much sag will dramatically affect handling for the worse and will also reduce much-needed ground clearance. I found the rear spring was more than up to the task of holding me up, even when I had a considerable amount of luggage. I think you'll probably be fine there, just dial in the preload till you get correct sag.
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A 919 was in my stable for a season and it was a great bike. Unlike the post above, I found www.wristtwisters.com to be a valuable 919 resource. For example: http://www.wristtwisters.com/forum/s...ead.php?t=1209
As for what to watch out for, I guess that depends on your needs and goals for this bike. Many owners complain about the exhaust stink. The older models do not have adjustable front forks. The ROI on performance mods is minimal. It's not particularly adept for touring. The clearcoat on the red models is thin and soft. The front brakes on the newer models are known to have an annoying harmonic howl that seems to only be cured by replacing the rotors.
On the other hand, it has a bulletproof motor. It does nothing better than other bikes but lots of things very,very well. It's a ton of fun to ride. There are lots of aftermarket goodies out there for it. Maintenance is cake. The resale value holds well. The price is right. The cost of ownership is dirt cheap. The cost of insurance is dirt cheap.
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I too tried to find out stuff about the 919 on advrider
Only to be stymied by the search engine.
I poked around with google and came up with not much anyway.
When this bike first came out I shopped it pretty hard.
But the deal breaker was the shortish range.
(I was coming off a superhawk at the time and the idea of traveling more then 120 miles between fuel stops look very good).
I rode one back then and I noticed a couple of things.
First the fueling was way off. Off throttle response would toss you over the bars if you weren't paying attention.
The second thing is that it was boring. Kind of like a nighthawk 900.
well toss in a very years a few bikes that are decidedly not boring.
And I'm looking at getting a 919 next week.
Here's what i've noticed in around about 500 miles of riding a low mileage but crashed bike.
There is no exhaust stink that many claim.
I get around 130 miles to the fuel light coming on.
The Honda fly screen does a good job up to about 60 mph.
The stock bars suck if you have wide shoulders.
The seat is very soft at first but you quickly sink to the pan.
I'll be running my airhawk.
You can get hard bag mounts from SW Motec so I'm able to use my GIVI bags that fit on my DL650, my BMW and now the 919 very very Handy.
The fueling still sucks off throttle is the worst but the bike takes some getting used to, so you can ride it smoothly.
It's cop stealth they just don't see the bike.
For a single round headlight the headlight works pretty well.
Suspension on all japanese bikes need help. This bike included.
The later models have a clock which is nice.
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Thanks for the information. I guess I'll have to look into the suspension work though because unfortunately Bikepilot, I'm definitely above average (right at 280 I believe, I avoid scales like Rosie O'donell avoids penises). Of course, maybe this will be one of those really good reasons for me to finally start losing weight.
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I had a Hornet 900 for nearly five years and 13,500 miles. And I have to say that I loved it.
However, I'm one of the owners who had a really serious problem with the stink. When I first got it I had a ponytail. One day my husband went into the bathroom half an hour after I'd brushed my hair following a ride on the bike and immediately said "it stinks of your bike in here". Personally I just had to live with my bike clothing and hair stinking of exhaust fumes, but I knew of at least one American owner who found that the fumes got into his helmet and made him feel ill. It was so bad for him that, even though he loved the bike other than that, he exchanged it for a VFR800, which he didn't really like as much. Another owner had his young son pass out from the fumes (theyl contain carbon monoxide) when he was riding pillion, and nearly slide off the back. He, along with quite a few other owners, resorted to fitting a low-level exhaust from a CBR1000RR to it.
In the end my problems were resolved. I got in touch with Honda UK, and actually got to speak to one of their top technical guys direct. I still keep in touch with him in fact. He sent all my e-mails to the factory in Japan, and even sent samples of typical English petrol at one point, in case that was a factor. Honda Japan eventually decided that I should have a catalyst fitted to my bike, along with a different ECU to suit. These parts were already fitted on some European variants of the bike, so were readily available. Honda paid for the whole job, parts and labour, and said that I could have the old parts fitted back on if it didn't work, or if I didn't like the bike's performance with a catalyst. In the event it 90-95% solved the problem - there was still a trace of the smell, but to a completely acceptable level - and I actually found that the bike ran better with the catalyst and the new ECU, with a less snatchy throttle and a little more apparent mid-range.
However, Honda America consistently refused to offer the same fix for American owners.
To put this in perspective, it was pretty bad, but I still couldn't bring myself to sell the bike at the time, even though I wasn't confident that it would be fixed. It tends to become more of an issue for owners who have the problem but use the bike to commute to work where they need to be smart/meet clients. With the fix it's no worse than the 2006 R1 I now have. All bikes with high-level exhausts are prone to this problem to a greater or lesser extent, but if the bike has a catalyst it makes it much less stinky, plus cuts the chance of it making anybody feel unwell to just about zero.
Two final points: in the UK catalysts were fitted as standard from about 2004 I think, which meant that the problem no longer occurred on new bikes. You can tell whether a particular bike is catt'ed by the colour of the mid-section (Y-piece) of the exhaust, with very few exceptions. A black painted Y-piece is unlikely to have a catalyst, a stainless steel one almost certainly will have it. Finally, I note that you mention that you are of a generous build. It did seem that generously built riders were more prone to getting the stink problem (and yes, that includes me!).
But it is a great and charismatic bike, and that was its only downside for me.
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Janet, thank you for the insight. Hopefully I'll be one of the lucky ones that isn't overly bothered by "the stink". If I am, maybe I'll just follow in others footsteps and install a lower exhaust, althought I really do like the looks of the 919 exhaust where it is.
PirateT7, funny thing about the google search you posted, this thread doesn't show up until the 8th entry.
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Well, with all of the recommendations that I've read about these bikes and the fact that I just plain freaking love them, I bit the bullet and did it. I now have a 2003 919 sitting quite cozy in my garage. I don't have better pictures yet, so this will have to suffice:
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New Jersey -- Everyone who was directly affected by the World Trade Center attack is urged to seek disaster assistance regardless of their citizenship, recovery officials said.
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For the first time in a decade, the Kentucky River locks are now open to allow boats to pass through.
After years of work and repair, the Kentucky River Authority has officially opened Locks 1-4, allowing boaters to travel from the Ohio River to the upper Frankfort pool as of this past Memorial Day weekend.
The locks will be open weekends from 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. through Oct. 25.
LOUISVILLE, Ky.—Though the school year is winding down across the Commonwealth, Kentucky Farm Bureau is already helping high school graduates gear up for their first semester of college. Heading into the summer, state and county Farm Bureau have provided 312 scholarship grants totaling $396,550 to students across the state.
County Farm Bureaus awarded 226 college scholarships for a total of $268,350, and the Kentucky Farm Bureau Education Foundation granted an additional 86 student scholarships in the amount of $128,200 from both county and state funding sources.
By Steve Vied
The Messenger-Inquirer
The city of Owensboro's has won a statewide award for the Mechanicsville Neighborhood Redevelopment on the west side.
The Kentucky Chapter of the American Planning Association awarded the city the 2015 Outstanding Redevelopment Plan award for the Mechanicsville improvement initiative, which is substantially complete although a few new homes are still under construction.
By Seth Littrell
The State Journal
Kentuckians who suffered flood damage in early April have less than one month remaining to register for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency and complete a Small Business Administration disaster loan form.
According to information from FEMA Media Relations Manager Jim Homstad, the deadline to register is June 30. If found eligible for FEMA grants, property owners could receive housing assistance meant to return a building to a safe and functional state.
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Over the past several hundred years, atmospheric CO2 concentrations have steadily increased. Today, globally, nearly 30 billion tons of CO2 from fossil fuel combustion are emitted into the atmosphere. There is growing consensus that increases in CO2 concentrations will disrupt the earth's climate, cause sea level to rise enough to flood low-lying coastal regions, and damage sensitive ecosystems. As a potential solution to this problem, geologic storage of CO2 in underground formations has quickly advanced from a mere concept to a reality, but more remains to be accomplished before widespread application of this technology is possible.
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Wynton photos in Marciac Festival 2004
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The South Sudanese in Juba yesterday observed World Malaria Day at Nyakuron Cultural Center together with other 99 countries. The Minister of Health Dr. Michael Milly Hussein expressed having wanted to see more women present at this occasion because they are the main target. "I had wanted to see a group of women today because they are our target," he said.
As per statistics, pregnant women and children under the age of five are the most vulnerable group. Continuing, the minister appealed to young children and teenagers present at the function to pass the message on to their parents back at home and fellow children.
Meanwhile Dr. Emmanuel Ija, the Minister of Health, Central Equatoria State urged the gathering to clear out stagnant water around their living areas because it is in such places that mosquitoes breed.
According to Dr. Yatta Lugor, Deputy Minister of Health in RSS Government, most South Sudanese are downplaying malaria when they know it kills, "malaria is being downplayed by most of our people in South Sudan and yet we know that malaria kills," he said.
In addition he commented that while taking a malaria test one smear with negative result is not enough to declare somebody malaria free and therefore advised that three to four smears be taken for three to four consecutive days, if all these tests turn out negative then it is fit to declare one malaria free.
Furthermore, Dr. Yatta expressed that they have equipped health centers in areas such as Munuki, Nyakuron, Kator and Gure with qualified health workers; hence advised people to visit these centers first before going to private clinics. Just within Central Equatoria State alone, there are 45 health facilities, according to him.
Speaking, Dr. Samson Paul Baba, Director General for Public and Community Health stated that 20-40% of illness and more than 20% of mortality rates in South Sudan are as a result of malaria, among them mostly pregnant women and children under the age of five.
What is more is that more than 95% of South Sudan has conditions which are favorable for malaria transmission, rainy season which is much longer in the Southern part of the country.
Some of the key elements of the malaria control strategy by the Ministry of Health include: Malaria prevention, for instance use of treated mosquito nets, indoor residual spraying and environmental management where applicable.
Secondly early diagnosis and treatment of the disease is important to increase access to appropriate diagnosis and effective anti-malarial medicines in both public and private sectors.
Third, malaria should be controlled in expectant mothers by providing treated mosquito nets and treatment of malaria as part of anti -natal care.
People also should be able to detect malaria early and respond quickly to its outbreak.
However, South Sudan is making progress in fighting against malaria, for instance key national control policies, guidelines and tools have been developed. Also, eight states have been provided infrastructural support including a program vehicle, computer and office furniture.


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The Publishers Association of Liberia (PAL) says it has learned with deep regrets the untimely death of its astute and dedicated member, Tom Kamara. In a statement issued in Monrovia yesterday, PAL notes: Tom, as he was generally known within the PAL circle of influence, was the publisher of the New Democrat newspaper. Tom was one of Liberia's iconic publishers/journalists who, for many years, used the pen to fiercely combat nepotism, impunity, and bad governance in Liberia. He fought for freedom of the press and of speech even as the powers that were chased him into exile. Yes, he was a warrior for good governance, who was passionate about using the pen, rather than the bullet, to transform the society and country which he loved and in which he believed."
As member of PAL, Tom was pivotal in many ways: he was a key member of the Advisory Committee of PAL and the leadership of PAL counted on him whenever its problems became insurmountable. He was always available, and he bent over backwards, against busy schedules, to encourage and steer the publishers association towards noble heights.
Outside PAL, Tom was a nationalist and a patriot. The Liberian political history, and the history of its locust years, can never be complete without the mentioning of the central role Tom played in informing the world about the murderous situation in Liberia while in the Diaspora. Where some professionals saw the need for comfort in Europe and the Americas, Tom saw a need to return home to help clear the debris of war and rebuild Liberia. Generations of Liberian professionals and advocates will remember Tom as mentor and hero. His passing away is indeed a blow to the Publishers Association and media advocacy in Liberia.
As a mark of respect for the falling publisher, all members of the association will converge at the Robert International Airport on the day of the arrival to escort the body to his residence. The association will be in full attendance at all activities marking the home going of Publisher Tom Kamara, including the burial.
The Publishers Association has meanwhile extended its deepest condolences to the bereaved family, the New Democrat newspaper, and the numerous professional and civil society organizations of which Tom was member, the statement signed by Mr. Stanley Seakor, President of PAL concluded.


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Leonardo Sciascia was born in Racalmuto, in southwestern Sicily, a town he described as his ideal observatory on world events (La palma va a nord, 99), and where he now lies buried. His life was not rich in external incident. Even though he lived in the heartland of the mafia and attacked them unremittingly in his writings, he was not the victim of mafia aggression. He married, had two daughters, served for eighteen months from 1976 on the Palermo City Council as an independent in the ranks of the Communist party and then in the Chamber of Deputies in Rome for three years from 1979 with the Radical party, but he was essentially a man of letters who saw the world through the prism of books and who contributed to public affairs …
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