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Mitsubishi Fuso Truck of America Inc. is now offering its Class 3 Canter FE125 cabover truck with a 169.3-in. wheelbase that will accommodate bodies up to 20 feet long.
This work truck model has a GVWR of 12,500 pounds and a body/payload capacity in its normal configuration of 7,095 pounds, making the new long-wheelbase version well suited for urban delivery of high-bulking items like furniture, baked goods, vending refill, clothing and the like.Unlike some competitive Class 3 trucks, the Fuso Canter FE125 accommodates the same rear body widths and heights as its heavier Class 4 & 5 FE brethren.
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Final Score: Dallas 4, Los Angeles 1
Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Jason Arnott registered two goals and an assist to lead the Dallas Stars to a 4-1 victory over the Los Angeles Kings at Staples Center.
Stu Barnes and Mike Modano also scored for the Stars, who captured their third straight victory. Marty Turco made 24 saves in the victory. Dallas has won six of its last seven games and increased its lead in the Pacific Division to 14 points over the Kings.
Sean Avery tallied the lone goal for Los Angeles, which has dropped three straight. Netminder Mathieu Garon started for the Kings and allowed four goals on 23 shots before he was pulled after two periods. Jason LaBarbera stopped all four shots he faced in relief of Garon.
Dallas controlled this one from start to finish, and it didn't take long for Arnott to get rolling. His 26th goal opened the scoring at the 2:01 mark of the first period, and less than four minutes later, he tallied again for a 2-0 Stars lead.
A turnaround wrist shot from the high slot by Sergei Zubov was deflected on its way to the net by Barnes in front. Garon made the initial save, but the rebound sat in the crease before Arnott punched it home from the right post 5:45 into the opening stanza.
At nearly the same time marker of the middle session, Arnott was once again at the center of another Dallas goal. Skating over the blue line 3-on-2, Arnott fired a slap shot from the top of the right circle that Garon made a nice pad save on. However, the rebound caromed back out to the slot, where Barnes was in perfect position for a one-timer that lit the lamp with 14:17 remaining.
Later in the second, Modano's 25th marker of the campaign gave the visitors a four-goal cushion. Following a hooking minor called on Avery, the Stars went to work on the power play. Modano held control in the high slot and released a blazing wrist shot that clanked off the crossbar and into the back of the cage with 3:34 to play before the second intermission.
Avery finally got the Kings on the scoreboard with a short-handed tally midway through the final period. When Modano misplayed the puck at the left point, Avery skated in on a breakaway and followed his first shot for a rebound goal.
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The number of nonpaying Obamacare enrollees is going to be huge, says Jake Novak.
Jeb Bush's public examination of a run for president is forcing many of them to rethink their allegiance to N.J. Gov. Chris Christie.
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Despite Obama's equal-pay push, women make 77 cents for every dollar men make at the White House. Jake Novak explains.
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I don't want government internet because my government thinks it's ok to read my email (and everything else). Letting them be the ISP makes it that much easier.
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I don't want government internet because my government thinks it's ok to read my email (and everything else). Letting them be the ISP makes it that much easier.
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Ask and ye shall receive!
Or how about a new Chief? I love the retro "razor" grille!
"Their" women?
You don't ask "why are you so interested in those people" or "why are you so interested in that particular method of oppression".
"Their women"? Sheesh....
I'm really confused by this.
So, to be clear, you are saying that Illinois is in a much stronger position economically than Indiana or Wisconsin? I think if you're going to make that claim you probably need to provide some data that explains how it was arrived at. Having lived in IN all my life and worked in IL for over 15 years, I think the "real world" might actually disagree with you. As of a couple years ago when I left, IL was billions in the hole, had massive budget deficits, unfunded liabilities (read: pensions) with no hope of ever being paid for, infrastructure that was either falling apart or being sold off, a laundry list of contractors and vendors threatening to sue because the state couldn't pay for services rendered and massive population exodus. Indiana at the same time had a budget surplus, population growth (largely from people and businesses fleeing IL) and was making plans for serious infrastructure improvements. Even Gary was making a comeback. The only blip I can recall in IN economics was when the steel industry faltered and Bethlehem quit paying their taxes. That situation largely sorted itself out, though.
I can't speak specifically to the state of Wisconsin's economy since I can usually find local places to get cheese, but IL has been teetering on the brink of bankruptcy for years.
It's a reference to a Dr. Who episode in the most recent series wherein The Doctor theorizes that a creature may have a perfectly evolved ability to hide from all physical observation yet your subconcious knows it's there. Like the feeling one sometimes gets of being watched when in what appears to be an obviously empty room.
Or instead of water, use lava.
Sharks with frickin' laser beams!
I want robots to kill the stupid slashdot beta!
So, you voted for "Cure my ills" or "Fight crime"?
Militia still meant militia though, and not everybody.
It means just about everybody.
US code Title 10, Section 311:
(a) The militia of the United States consists of all able-bodied males at least 17 years of age and, except as provided in section 313 of title 32, under 45 years of age who are, or who have made a declaration of intention to become, citizens of the United States and of female citizens of the United States who are members of the National Guard.
(b) The classes of the militia are—
(1) the organized militia, which consists of the National Guard and the Naval Militia; and
(2) the unorganized militia, which consists of the members of the militia who are not members of the National Guard or the Naval Militia.
In other words, just about everybody.
I did that many moons ago, actually. I wrote a perl sys v style rc that would run your regular sys V scripts, but if they were written in perl it would suck the code in and run it in an eval(). Saved shedloads of forks and execs and launching of new processes from all the commands in bash scripts and made the whole thing really fast. Also allowed a flag for "don't bother to wait for me. Just move on" that would fork before the eval to parallelize where useful.
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The 1% fly private jets, not commercial. Doubt this would affect them at all. Your first class envy is misplaced.
No. No we won't.
This little sub-thread is so full of winning. This is the second time in the same story I've wished for mod points. I'll have to just give you a laurel, and hearty handshake instead.
OMG! Where are my mod points???? Shout this from the freaking rooftops! The tenth ammendment is the most definitive and important of them all, IMO, and the one that is the most frequently forgotten or ignored. I honestly wish it had come first in the Bill of Rights just to make it harder to ignore.
The Tenth Ammendment applies in just about every situation. It is the recognition that the citizen is the supreme soveriegn in this country and that the citizen allocates some of his powers and rights to the state, and then a further, smaller subset to the Federal government. Somewhere along the way we seem to have gotten this backward. We have been living as though the Federal government is the supreme sovereign which allocates some of its powers to the states and then a further, smaller subset to the people. THAT is the real tragedy of the US.
Please continue to spread this message. Make bumper stickers. Make T-shirts. I wish people would champion the Tenth Ammendment the way they do the First or the Second.
You trade the safety for the fun. The gas mileage is a bonus.
Depends. If you put the 4L of gas into your moped or prius or something lame like that, you can go about 70 yards before you are caught and beaten to death because you're an idiot. If you put he 4L of gas into your 1973 Dodge Power Wagon you can go as far as you want after crushing the approaching horde with your front bumper and taking _THEIR_ gas.
These things always come down to good planning, good tactics and not being a tree hugging mope with the wrong vehicle.
Postscript: My answer is 100% correct in the case that the parent post intended that these were vandals _on_ motorcycles. If these were vandals _of_ motorcycles, then the problem is not possible to complete due to lack of information regarding the vandals' mode of transport. And why do these people want to vandalize motorcycles, anyway?
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At this point I asked KRS a question. Who are some of his favorite emcees or Hip Hop artists in general? He said that there were too many to mention every one, but that he counts Supernatural among his favorites, quickly adding, "People like Chris Rock I think encompass the kulture of Hip Hop. He applies the sight of Hip Hop to another medium and you could see Hip Hop in another way by looking at him." However, KRS was somewhat critical of both Will Smith and Queen Latifah, not as emcees but as high profile movie actors in a position to represent Hip Hop more than they do.


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For Oklahomans, here's a reason why the Spurs' triumph isn't so bad
After returning to campus from Christmas break, Davey went out for a beer with some friends. The right side of his neck swelled up a bunch.
When he went out for a beer a week later and his neck swelled again, Davey did what many Americans do when they have medical questions and searched WebMD.com.
One of the symptoms of Hodgkin's, it said, is neck swelling.
His doctor soon confirmed what Davey feared — his cancer had returned.
"Usually it doesn't come back for a few years if it does come back," Davey said, "and it came back in like six months. That means it's pretty aggressive."
His doctors decided chemo wouldn't be enough and scheduled him for a stem cell transplant.
On May 19, Davey checked into the Baylor Cancer Hospital for seven straight days of chemo to prepare his body for the transplant. It knocked down his white blood cells, red blood cells and platelets.
Then after a day of rest, he got the transplant.
The hope is that the transplanted stem cells clear out the cancer and provide a re-boot of Davey's system. But in the process, his immune system was depleted, so he has to stay in the hospital until his white blood cell count rebounds.
Davey hopes that happens in the next few days, but until then, he's waiting. And waiting. And waiting.
"I am quite bored," he said. "They block all the good movie websites. They don't have any good TV."
Unless the Spurs are playing.
No matter if he's hooked up to a machine or taking some meds or feeling blah, he puts on his jersey and hunkers down in this room to watch the game. The Spurs' long run through the playoffs have been a godsend for Davey.
"I don't want to say I prayed about it," he said, "but it definitely makes it easier being the hospital, being able to root for the Spurs."
Everyone in the ward knows who he's rooting for, too. The nurses have actually warned him that other patients have complained about the words and noises coming from his room during games.
Could something that makes him feel good be bad?
Davey likes the Spurs' chances of beating the Heat, though he worries whether they'll be able to stop LeBron James if he decides to take it to another level. Then again, the Heat don't really have an answer for Tony Parker or the Spurs' bench either.
For Davey, who suspects he'll out of the hospital in a week or so, being able to watch the Spurs win a title would be great.
Being able to do so without waking the ward and alarming the nurses would be the best.
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"A lot of people said, 'What are you doing?' My answer was they didn't know me as well as I thought because this was the place I wanted to come. If anything it's been better than I anticipated. I relish the idea of working for Chris Antonetti and Mark Shapiro and the front office. It's been more rewarding than I anticipated." – Cleveland Indians manager Terry Francona, in response to a Philadelphia reporter on Tuesday who asked again about his decision to come and manage in Ohio. Many have questioned Francona's decision since it was announced back in October last year. With his team's 5-3 win at Kansas City on Tuesday night, Francona's Indians are now 82-69 and just one-half game back of both American League wild card spots. The team finished with a 68-94 record just one season ago. Francona will likely be a leading candidate for AL Manager of the Year, perhaps trailing new Red Sox skipper and former Cleveland front office executive John Farrell. [Related: See, it is not just a Cleveland Problem!]
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Winterbourne is a rare surviving example of an early 20th century suburban villa and garden. The house was built in 1903 for John and Margaret Nettlefold, of Guest, Keen & Nettlefold. Designed as a small country estate the house boasted rustic outbuildings and large gardens.
Both the house and garden follow the style of the Arts & Crafts movement with examples of local craftsmanship throughout. The house has large airy corridors and south facing rooms designed to make maximum use of the sunlight.
Nettlefold was a pioneer of town planning who carried the ideas seen in his own home to the less wealthy areas of the city.
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John MacDonald Nicolson was the last private owner of the house and a keen gardener. He developed many new areas, including a scree garden and small alpine features around the garden.
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Botanic gardens display collections of plants from all around the world. At Winterbourne there are over 1,700 different plants originating from as far away as Brazil and Japan, many you may recognise.
At home, your gardens, kitchen and medicine cupboards are filled with plants and plant ingredients from all over the world, from the wheat in toast, to the cotton in clothes, perhaps even the place you work is an industry which uses plant ingredients.
At Winterbourne there is a chance to see plants and plant habitats from around the world and to find out about the plant hunters who discovered them. Closer to home, our Botanical Birmingham project highlights and explains those plants in the garden particularly significant to the people of the West Midlands. A walk around Winterbourne really will take you on a journey around the world!
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On 4th July Winterbourne's Grade II listed garden will form the stunning backdrop to an evening performance exploring the life of celebrated First World War poet Rupert Brooke.
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Wonderful course. So many wonderful views from tees high above the fairway. The course was perfectly maintained, the greens fast and nice. Perfect service from the staff. Driving range with a beautiful view over the valley. The only problem we met was that balls need to be handpicked from the range and during that time, range is closed. Hope the...
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I am from the UK and if I am within 100 miles of this course I will detour to play it. This was my fourth time and it just keeps getting better. The course was as always presented perfectly and the greens were A1 . The pro shop staff were also very helpful, can't wai to go back.
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New York designer Matthias Kaeding has an interesting new idea for kitchen knife designs &mdash why not take it back a few years and resurrect designs from the Stone Age? His Neolithic knives, made with high quality ceramic, actually work really well for cutting, mincing, chopping, and slicing. Cavemen were really good at making durable utensils &mdash apparently, a lot of the prehistoric tools kept in museums today are still perfectly functional. Matthias Kaeding's web site [via Dezeen]
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You've got that backwards.
Stuff that has survived from caveman times is very durable.
Most stuff didn't survive.
which is the sharp end?
@1 Figuring that out or failing to is how the human herd was culled in the past.
Looks very cool, but would be brutal to cut with for all but the most basic tasks.
I imagine that it would be pretty good for mincing small herbs. But try to finely slice a cucumber with that. You'd need to lift it all the way off the chopping board each time, instead of pivoting off the end like you do with a chef's knife. Also, the rest of your hand would always be in the way, instead of out of the way back on the handle.
They're really cool looking, though.
Yeah, I can totally see myself dicing onions with those 'kitchen knives'…
/Is it only me, or does anyone else think they're in the wrong space-time continuum?
Of course the tools cavemen used are still useful and functional. They didn't know what "planned obsolescence" meant.
Inspired by Jacques Pépin's often comically-small knives, I've actually been using my tiny knives for more things lately, and they allow me to work pretty quickly and nimbly. I can think of a few things I'd like to chop with one of these…
Because if there's something that 9500BC was known for it's design and usability.
As objects of art, neat. As objects of cutting and slicing, ugh. Maybe handy for scraping down the inside of an animal skin.
@hohum: I guess it's personal preference, but I'd still race you at mincing even a tiny garlic clove with my 8″ chef's and your tiny knife any day. I find I have much much more control over a chef's knife than a paring knife.
So glad that that stupid 'handles' fad is finally dying. Next up: is anyone else sick of those fucking wheel things?
Unless he took the time to crush the ceramic blade of a huge ceramic stones, they will not have any standards in excess of your knife.
If we must fit-the-times, this designer is on the right track. I wouldn't be suprised to see a Futuristic Kitchen Cave-Knife on, say, a Geico commercial. But in my home? Neh, I'll wait until the ones with spears attached to them come out.
If this were a good idea, why not just break the handles off your modern knives to "improve" them? Cute, but silly.


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A galaxy in the constellation Centaurus is puzzling astronomers by spinning in the wrong direction. NGC 4622 has bright twisting arms containing newborn stars and lies 111 million light years away.
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In almost all spiral galaxies, the spiral arms trail behind as the galaxy rotates. But now Buta and his colleagues have found that the outer spiral arms in NGC 4622 are pointing in the rotation direction, rather than trailing behind.
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Bellator Fighting Championships makes its SpikeTV debut tonight. "Bellator 85" takes place Thursday inside UCI Bren Center in Irvine, California. Fans can stream the prelims live on Spike.com starting at 8PM ET/5PM PT. Spike will then broadcast the main card at 10PM ET/PT. A pair of championship affairs will be showcased. Patricio "Pitbull" Freire challenges featherweight king Pat Curran, while Michael Chandler puts his lightweight crown on the line against Rick Hawn in tonight's featured attraction. Here are the official results from the fights: Preliminary Card: (Spike.com 8PM ET/5PM PT) Mario Navarro vs. Cleber Luciano Brian Warren vs. J.J. Ambrose Savant Young vs. Mike Guymon Joe Williams vs. Jamie Yager Aaron Miller vs. Joe Camacho Hector Ramirez vs. Jason Lambert Emanuel Newton vs. Atanas Djambazov (Bellator Light Heavyweight Tournament – Quarterfinals) Jacob Noe vs. Seth Petruzelli (Bellator Light Heavyweight Tournament – Quarterfinals) Main Card: (Spike TV 10PM ET/PT) Patricio "Pitbull" Freire vs. Pat Curran (Bellator Featherweight Champion) Renato "Babalu" Sobral vs. Mikhail Zayats (Bellator Light Heavyweight Tournament – Quarterfinals) Rick Hawn vs. Mike Chandler (Bellator Lightweight Champion)
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By Mike Montoro for MSNsportsNET.com
MORGANTOWN, W.Va. - The West Virginia University football coaching staff has named its award winners for outstanding performance in the Marshall game on Saturday, Oct. 17.
Offensive Champion -Alric Arnett, Wes Lyons; Defensive Champion - Sidney Glover, Brandon Hogan, Chris Neild, Julian Miller, Reed Williams; Special Teams Champion - Scott Kozlowski, Sidney Glover, Jordan Roberts, Matt Lindamood; Offensive Scout Champion - Jordan Roberts; Defensive Scout Champion - Benji Powers.
West Virginia (5-1, 1-0 BIG EAST) hosts Connecticut (4-2, 1-1 BIG EAST) on Saturday, Oct. 24, at Mountaineer Field at Milan Puskar Stadium. Kickoff is set for noon.
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