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Good stand for light-to-medium duty work
I have 4 of these stands for about two years now, and all are working just fine. Assembly was not a problem for any one of them, rollers do roll on every one...Read complete review
I have 4 of these stands for about two years now, and all are working just fine. Assembly was not a problem for any one of them, rollers do roll on every one of them. Adjusting knob works fine, too.They are not extremely stable - by design, but stable and sturdy enough to easily support 4'x8' sheet of plywood which I can barely lift.I especially like that when folded for storage they become really compact, all other stand designs take too much space when not in use.
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I have wanted a stand for quite a while and decided to give this one a try.Adjusts easily and rolls freely.Only problem encountered was leg screws working loose. Corrected this problem by loosening screws,...Read complete review
I have wanted a stand for quite a while and decided to give this one a try.Adjusts easily and rolls freely.Only problem encountered was leg screws working loose. Corrected this problem by loosening screws, adding a drop of finger nail polish to threads, then retightening.Nail polish works as well as commercial stuff offered and much less expensive. The folding leg feature makes storing easy , taking up much less space. An excellent product for the home owner or handy man .
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Works great, I could not have made my own for this price.
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I bought this to serve as a platform to put boards on to cut with my radial arm saw. It works excellently, is light weight, was easy to assemble, and was very reasonably priced; can't ask for more. Ber
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Woodworks in the woods
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I received the first one and set it up for the radial arm saw, perfect. As soon as I put it together and saw how smooth it worked, I ordered one more for the table saw. It's simple to put together, rolls fine, just does what it's set up to do. I am going to get another one to use on the other side of the radial arm saw, for 12 and 14 foot boards.
great product great price
By brummx5
from weeping water, ne
this is awesome for when you are cutting extra long boards and you don't have that helping hand that you need and when you are done with it you can fold it up flat and put it away, I hang mine on the wall.
This tool really gives me a hand
By DYI junkie
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I bought two roller stands to help me cut 16 foot siding boards. The stands are adjustable so you can set them at the right height to support the lumber. No more pieces falling on the ground after they are cut.
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I use this in the field and my fab shop
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Works great pretty sturdy got on sale tooI'm using it for some rod iron gate repaid I think this will thrown in my truck and used on all jobs now
Sturdy, well-made, great value
By Adam near Chicago
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I have bought one from Harbor Freight and one from another store. This model is the same exact design as the one I bought elsewhere and it is just as sturdy. These work well and are made well. I love that they fold up out of the way and they adjust quickly and easily. I would recommend this to anyone. Harbor Freight wins on this one!
Great stand.
By Paul
from Duluth, Mn
I bought one of these roller stands at its usual $12.99 sale price and it is worth every penny. This stand is sturdy, compact, easily adjustable and the roller is smooth. I definitely plan to buy a few more.
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Wow, good stuff. I'm sure all experiences with this product will vary but for the price, this cannot be beat. I was expecting a cheap, flimsy product for the price, but I was happily surprised. It was easy to setup (under 5 min), it feels strong, easy to adjust. I was debating over whether to spend over $80 for a similar product somewhere else but I am happy with this. So happy that I threw out the receipt - if it breaks, it's quality enough that I will be able to repair it.
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Works better than expected
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While I prefer a real out feed table on my table saw it does work rather well on my contractor's saw on the work sight. I actually use 2 rollers, one behind the other for long ripping pieces. I could wish the foot to be a little wider for stability, and a little heavier too for the same reason.
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HBaseCon 2014: Speakers, Keynotes, and Sessions Announced
Users of diverse, real-world HBase deployments around the world present at this year's event.
This year's agenda for HBaseCon, the conference for the Apache HBase community (developers, operators, contributors), looks "Stack-ed" with can't-miss keynotes and breakouts. Program committee, you really came through (again).
Pro Tips for Pitching an HBaseCon Talk
These suggestions from the Program Committee offer an inside track to getting your talk accepted!
With HBaseCon 2014 (in San Francisco on May 5) Call for Papers closing in just over three weeks (on Feb. 14 — sooner than you think), there's no better time than "now" to start thinking about your proposal.
It's a Three-peat! HBaseCon 2014 Call for Papers and Early Bird Registration Now Open
The third-annual HBaseCon is now open for business. Submit your paper or register today for early bird savings!
Seems like only yesterday that droves of Apache HBase developers, committers/contributors, operators, and other enthusiasts converged in San Francisco for HBaseCon 2013 — nearly 800 of them, in fact.
Where to Find Cloudera Tech Talks (Through March 2014)
Find Cloudera tech talks in Berlin, Budapest, London, Stockholm, Tokyo, and across the US during this calendar quarter.
Below please find our regularly scheduled quarterly update about where to find tech talks by Cloudera employees – this time, for the first calendar quarter of 2014 (January through March). Note that this list will be continually curated during the period; complete logistical information may not be available yet. And remember, many of these talks are in "free" venues (no cost of entry).
Developer Happy Hour with Cloudera: Building Hadoop 2 Applications
Join us at Cloudera's San Francisco office on Feb. 20 for tech talks, T-shirts, and adult refreshments!
As an extension of the DeveloperWeek Conf & Festival 2014 experience in San Francisco next month, join us at Cloudera's San Francisco office for a Developer Happy Hour (beer + tech talks), focusing on Apache Hadoop 2 application development. Anyone (attendees or non) is free to attend, but RSVP now because seats (and "Data is the New Bacon" T-shirts) are limited!
Cloudera Slides and Video from Strata + Hadoop World 2013
In the wake of the Strata + Hadoop World 2013 afterglow, speaker slides and video have been posted. For your convenience, they are aggregated below:
Tips for Debugging Distributed Systems
Among Cloudera's engineer-presenters at Strata + Hadoop World 2013 this week, Philip Zeyliger ("Tricks for Distributed System Debugging and Diagnosis") was particularly fortunate to have been interviewed by O'Reilly Media editor Meghan Blanchette on camera.
In the following 8-minute interview, Philip offers an overview of common pain points and failures when debugging distributed systems:
Strata + Hadoop World 2013 in Pictures
For those of you attending virtually/in spirit, I thought it would be nice to bring you a selection of photos from the week so far. Credit goes to Alex Moundalexis (@technmsg) for the majority of these shots.
Kate Ting, Apache Sqoop cookbook co-chef.
See You Next Week at Strata + Hadoop World 2013!
We are just a weekend away from the Biggest. Strata + Hadoop World. Ever.
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Authored by Cloudera's own John Russell, the e-book provides a 30-page tour of Impala's internals and architecture, as well as common usage patterns intended for mainstream (SQL) users.

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Barrie v Terry: Pair go head-to-head with their Super League predictions
Last Updated: 11/06/14 4:13pm
Barrie and Terry are back to tear into each other once more as they go head-to-head with their Super League predictions.
Last season Terry pipped Barrie to the post and proved to be the most successful tipster - but Barrie is determined to make amends in 2014!
Each week they will give their predictions for the Super League games - the boys will score one point for a win, while if they both pick a winner, then the pundit with the closest score gets an extra point.
Current standings
Leeds v Huddersfield: 8pm, Thu, Sky Sports 2
Barrie says: They're always good games between these two. Huddersfield have been a bit of a bogey team for Leeds in the last few years. I was in the team that lost to them in 2003 – their first win over Leeds for 21 years – and before 2011 they hadn't won at Headingley in 51 years. Huddersfield have stuttered and stalled just a little bit recently, but Paul Anderson – who is not happy with how they've played – has made some adjustments internally and you can see how that's affecting the team and their results. Leeds have got some injuries and suspensions, which means the 1-17 is very different to the one Brian McDermott would pick at the start of the year. However, I think home advantage will help. Last week in the cup Leeds were way off their best and they'll come out in a determined frame of mind. Huddersfield, with the extra week off, will have addressed what they need to get right and it should be an outstanding game at Headingley.
Prediction: Rhinos by eight points
Terry says: Leeds have had a tough couple of games in the last few weeks – they were well and truly roughed up at the Halliwell Jones in my opinion, and I'm sure the likes of Jamie Peacock and co. would have come away from that game with some bumps. Then they had to follow that up that against Leigh Centurions in the Challenge Cup, and it was another game where they were really tested both physically and mentally. I think Leeds will be looking forward to getting back into the swing of playing in the Super League, but they're up against a Huddersfield side who beat Wigan a fortnight ago. They've got competition for places, have had two weeks off and they weren't as battered and bruised when they came away from that victory. I'm a big admirer of what's going on at Leeds, but I just think the last two games may have taken something out of them.
Prediction: Huddersfield to win by six
Hull KR v Warrington: 8pm, Fri
Barrie says: I like Hull KR this year. They've got some steel when Michael Weyman comes back and lends his weight to an already well-functioning pack. We've talked before about Travis Burns and Kris Keating in the half-back partnership that's playing exceptionally well. Warrington played last week in the Challenge Cup against a Bradford side that didn't give them much opposition, but we saw Michael Monaghan, Stefan Ratchford, Chris Bridge and Richie Myler really come to the front, and that's been the problem for the Wolves so far this year. I'm going for home advantage to count again and Hull KR should overcome the Cheshire club.
Prediction: Hull KR by 10 points
Terry says: In round eight Hull KR beat Warrington 25-12 and that was at the Halliwell Jones. Again they've had a couple of weeks off, and they've got Greg Eden back from Salford as they've got a couple of injuries in the back line. Warrington were tremendous against Leeds, tremendous in the Challenge Cup against Bradford. You look at Chris Bridge and Chris Hill in particular – those two have been outstanding. Against Leeds, Hill made 36 tackles – just one missed – as well as 22 carries and 166 metres. That's the benchmark, in my opinion, for any forward in the game. When they're working defensively they work for the full five tackles. Hull KR, meanwhile, will be looking back to that game in round eight to see where they went right and wrong. Going to Warrington and scoring 25 points means they'll be full of confidence for this fixture, but the Wolves have been excellent in the last two weeks.
Prediction: Warrington to win by 10
Wakefield v London: 8pm, Fri
Barrie says: London have had a couple of weeks like the others who aren't in the Challenge Cup, and it seems to me that the longer the season goes on the better they are getting. They're getting more continuity, more consistency in their play. The players are understanding what one another are all about, because we've said many times that this team was put together at the start of the season and as it's gone on. Time isn't on their side in terms of relegation, but they can't focus too much on that. The home side have lost their coach so there's a bit of upheaval, and I'm sure James Webster will have put some delicate tweaks into the team, but not changed things too much, so I expect a resilient Wakefield to take the points.
Prediction: Wakefield to win by 12
Terry says: Wakefield have a new coach in James Webster, so you're probably going to see a different, more expansive brand of rugby from them. We all know they're workmanlike and they are exactly what a team sport should be about – if your mate makes a mistake you back each other up. This will be a very good game – Tim Smith is back from Salford, and there's no doubt in my mind he was a better, more accomplished player at Wakefield. I think this is going to be a very good game for both sides. We're all waiting for London's first win – will it be in round 16? They've already conceded 50 points against Wakefield this year, although they did score 22 themselves. For Joe Grima it's all about defence, while Wakefield could put some breathing space between them and the bottom of the table.
Prediction: Wakefield by 30 points
Widnes v Hull FC: 8pm, Fri
Barrie says: Widnes were in action against Keighley last weekend, and one player who deserves a lot of credit was young Tom Gilmore – I really like what he does. His complementary style of play really helps Kevin Brown, who's got a very intelligent rugby brain that perhaps doesn't lend itself to sprinting at 300mph from try line to try line. Gilmore, with his youth and enthusiasm, will do that so that's good for Widnes as a team. I'm sure they're looking forward to this game against Hull, whose last game was against London and they won at a canter. Both Widnes and Hull will really relish the opposition and it's all leaning towards a great game of rugby where I think the home side will take a narrow victory.
Prediction: Vikings by six
Terry says: We've got Danny Tickle up against his old club and Aaron Heremaia against his new club because he's signing for Widnes next year. The turning point for Widnes' season last year was when they played Hull at home in front of the Sky Sports cameras and they beat them. They're better this year and they're through to the Challenge Cup semi-finals having not really been tested against Keighley last week. Kevin Brown was absolutely brilliant and I'm still getting splinters in my fingers from where I'm scratching my head over why he's not in the England squad. Hull FC, meanwhile, are big and aggressive. They'll know what they're up against – they'll be challenged, especially in the middle. When you look at the size of their forwards in Paea, Westerman and co. they look very tough. Widnes are very small – they're a compact bunch who play well at home because the i-Pitch is all about speed. The speed of the game could get Hull FC but I think they'll be ready for this, although I'm still backing the home side.
Prediction: Widnes by eight
Wigan v Castleford: 8pm, Fri, Sky Sports 1
Barrie says: This should be a cracker. One coming off the back of a win, one coming off the back of a loss, and the great thing is it was against each other last weekend, so both have something to gain or lose by this fixture. I thought Castleford were outstanding last weekend, and beat Wigan in the areas where they are normally so dominant. They were good in the contact, good in the collision – their enthusiasm, their desire for one another was superb. We saw, when Lee Jewitt scored that try, the passion for the cause and the commitment which is commendable. I think Daryl Powell's done a tremendous job, however Wigan were humiliated in front of their own fans and the people watching on TV, and for that reason I expect a response. Shaun Wane's not the type of bloke to sit and let things happen and he'll have got stuck into his team this week, so I expect them to win this one.
Prediction: Wigan to win by 16 points
Terry says: Whoever thought Wigan would get beaten by Castleford in the quarter-finals? There weren't many people apart from Daryl Powell who did. But on the last three occasions they've played Wigan they've beaten them. That is an amazing stat – the first time you play Wigan you say 'don't forget what these lads did to us last time', then there was the second and the third. That third was possibly the most important in Wigan's season because they were knocked out of the Challenge Cup at home. This, again, is going to be one of those encounters you'll be glad you're watching it – you won't want to be playing. This is a big one and a really tough call to make – I'm sure Shaun Wane will have been sharpening everything after last week, but I'm going to go with Castleford to get a shock win.
Prediction: Tigers to win by four
Catalans v St Helens: 5pm, Sat, Sky Sports 1 (Red Button)
Barrie says: Two attacking teams, without doubt – they both like to throw the ball around. They both have an attitude of playing first and asking questions later. Laurent Frayssinous has had his team all year making two steps forward and one back, and they're just as likely to give you a dour, below-par performance as they are to give you an outstanding one. They're a different team at home – they've only lost once and that was to Leeds Rhinos really early on, so I'm going to go for them to take this one even though Saints are resurgent and getting some troops back, getting near their own very high standards.
Prediction: Dragons by six
Terry says: I don't know if Catalans will be happy to have snatched a point against Widnes or will be more disappointed to have left the Select Stadium with only a draw, because there were times in that game when they were in control, but they let Widnes back into the game. Earlier this year I think the Dragons would have lost that game, though. Catalans have made their home a fortress and I think this is an intriguing fixture. St Helens are sitting pretty at the top of the table, but we've heard that apparently the club's in crisis. I don't understand how a club can be in crisis when they've blooded so many youngsters and are sitting at the top of the table – that puzzles me. This will be a huge test for the players to go down to the south of France. I think they've got the players to trouble Catalans but the game will be all about speed, and if you look at the forecast it's going to be pretty hot, so who will that benefit? I'm going to go for St Helens to keep up their good form, though.
Prediction: Saints by 12
Salford v Bradford: 3pm, Sun
Barrie says: This has a lot of impact on Bradford, and they gave themselves a real lifeline with their victory against Wakefield two weeks ago. They finally got back on to zero and recouped the six points they were docked, then with that victory over Wakefield they're in the plus column. Salford have flattered to deceive in spits and spats – they've produced some pieces of individual excellence but collectively I don't think they've quite hit their straps yet. I know the club is in a rebuilding phase that's starting at the bottom, and it will take a good few years to finally produce the reward for that effort, but I think they've got enough to get over Bradford this week, and that completes my prediction of seven home wins.
Prediction: Salford to win by 12 points
Terry says: Iestyn Harris' first game in charge of Salford was against Bradford in round eight, and that was their last win. We've been waiting for them to click and to perform more consistently. Young Niall Evalds – who will probably play full-back this week because Greg Eden's gone back to Hull KR – made 238 metres and three breaks, so he's a good player to have in. They've released Tim Smith and Shannan McPherson, and are hopefully bringing in Kevin Locke within the next couple of weeks. Bradford went down against Warrington – they went down fighting but you only have to miss six tackles and you'll find yourself 36 points behind, and that looks like the story of Bradford's season. They look like they've competed – they sometimes struggled on the edge, in reading the plays, and I think Salford will attack them on the edge because that's where their strengths lie. I'm backing Salford to get their second win over Bradford this season.
Prediction: Salford to win by 16


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Albert \a-lbe-rt, al-bert\ as a boy's name is pronounced AL-bert. It is of Old English origin, and the meaning of Albert is "noble, bright". From an Old French name, Albert, of German (Frankish) origin, brought to England by the Normans, replacing the Old English form Æpelbeorht. The name was revived in the 19th century mainly in honor of Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, consort of Queen Victoria, who was noted for his enthusiastic support of the application of science to the industrial age. Her many children and grandchildren carried the name to most of the royal families in Europe, but her eldest son's first move as king was to drop it. Also, made famous by Albert Einstein who devised the theory of relativity as a young man. Prince Albert of Monaco; actor Albert Finney; philosopher Albert Camus; artist Albrecht Durer; baseball player Albert Belle; politician Al Gore.
Albert has 27 variant forms: Abert, Adalbert, Adalbrecht, Adalberto, Adelbert, Adelbrecht, Adelbert, Ailbert, Al, Albertino, Alberto, Albertus, Albie, Albrecht, Albrekt, Allie, Alvert, Alvertos, Aubert, Bert, Bertie, Berty, Dalbert, Delbert, Elbert, Elbrecht and Ulbricht.
For more information, see also the related boy name Ethelbert.
Albert is a very popular first name for males (#54 out of 1220, Top 4%) and also a very popular surname or last name for all people (#899 out of 88799, Top 1%) (2000 U.S. Census).
Displayed below is the baby name popularity of the name Albert for boys (2014 statistics).
Displayed below is a comparison of the popularity of the boy name Albert and its variant forms. Popular variation forms ranked in the Top 1000/100 are Albert (#436), Alberto (#513), Bertie, Delbert, Elbert, Bert, Allie, Adelbert, Al and Adalberto. (2014 statistics).
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Albert is also pronounced similarly to Wilbert. Other suggested similar baby names are Albaro, Alberic, Alberik, Albern and Alvern. These names tend to be less commonly used than Albert.


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2/27/2014 (1 year ago)
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It sounds like a nefarious plan from a white supremacist organization - but it appear that the majority of the babies killed in the state of Mississippi are from black mother who voluntarily abort their unwanted pregnancies. It's been learned that 72 percent of all babies aborted in that southern state are black.
By Catholic Online (NEWS CONSORTIUM)
Catholic Online (www.catholic.org)
2/27/2014 (1 year ago)
Published in Marriage & Family
Keywords: Mississippi, black mothers, abortions, populations
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Although whites outnumber blacks in Mississippi by nearly two-to-one, 71.67 percent of the babies aborted in Mississippi are black, while 26.6 percent are white.
The statistics are grim: 39,052 black babies were killed by abortions in Mississippi between 1995 and 2010, based on data published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, or CDC.
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The total number of abortions between 1995 and 2010 in Mississippi was 54,484. The statistics includes abortions among Hispanics, "Other" (meaning Asian and Native American), and "unknown."
The next report from the CDC will cover 2011. It's due to be published in November of this year.
The population of Mississippi for 2012, as estimated by the U.S. Census Bureau, was 2,986,450. Among that group, whites comprised 59.9 percent or 1,788,883 persons. Blacks comprised 37.4 percent of the population, which equals 1,116,932 persons. The balance in population was comprised of Hispanics (2.9 percent), and American Indian, Pacific Islander and Asian (less than one percent).
Whites in Mississippi outnumber blacks by a ratio of 1.6-to-1. Despite that difference, the data show that black abortions comprised, on average, 72 percent of the total over the last 16 years.
The number of abortions in Mississippi by year (1995-2010) for whites and blacks is presented below:
Year White Abortions Black Abortions
2010 415 1,646
2009 499 1,871
2008 611 2,079
2007 583 2,254
2006 665 2,250
2005 672 2,348
2004 837 2,650
2003 957 2,764
2002 970 2,605
2001 960 2,574
2000 1,039 2,659
1999 1,060 2,754
1998 1,215 2,702
1997 1,418 2,852
1996 1,340 2,805
1995 1,288 2,239
The Mississippi State Department of Health provides abortion statistics every year but the numbers are categorized as "white," "non-white," and "unknown race."
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Rep. Allen West (R-Fla.), who claimed up to 80 House Democrats were Communists, refused to name any of them when asked Thursday on CNN.
Asked by CNN's Soledad O'Brien to name specific representatives, West instead said, "Communist, progressive, Marxist, statest… I'm looking at the ideologies, I'm looking at the things they believe in and if you don't think that we have to stand upon truth and be able to identify and clearly contrast the different principles and values and ideologies … here in this country then we're never going to get to the fact of accepting the true debate that is happening in America."
West has a history of controversial comments, which have included comparing himself to Harriet Tubman and saying Nazi propagandist Joseph Goebbels would be proud of the Democratic party.
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"It's much the same as Alexis de Tocqueville talked about in 'Democracy In America' -- that this American republic will collapse once Congress and obviously our president realizes they can bribe the public by using the public's treasury," Allen West told a Florida Tea Party group.
"I believe there's about 78 to 81 members of the Democrat Party who are members of the Communist Party," Allen West said at a town hall. "It's called the Congressional Progressive Caucus."
"You want to talk about something that's really racist?" West said at a Florida retirement home, referring to a 10 percent tax on tanning salons. "They have a tanning tax. I'm not tanning."
Mocking Rep. Bobby Rush (D-Ill.) for wearing a hoodie on the House floor, West said, "I'm thinking about a University of Tennessee big orange colored hoodie-footie, and, you know, see if I can sneak by the security and get in there."
"This is another example of the bureaucratic nanny-state not considering the economic ramifications of its insidious regulatory policies," West said of a proposed regulation to make all public pools handicapped-accessible. "I have talked with and received letters from several South Florida hotels saying this is a wasteful exercise that will cost Florida businesses a lot of money and accomplish nothing."
"Anyone challenging me on my support to this visionary plan to restore our economic security will be signing up for a suicide mission," West wrote on his Facebook about the Ryan budget. "My recommendation to any detractors, read Proverbs 17:28 and heed its advice. It is time for those who understand how to govern, not demagogue."
West credited the possibility of a Republican winning the 2012 election for helping improve the stock market. "I would think maybe the markets are looking five to six months down the road when we have a change in leadership in this country," he said on Fox.
West wrote on his Facebook that Barack Obama should stop talking about the killing of Osama Bin Laden. "Please stop with the Osama Bin Laden line, U.S. Navy SEALS double-tapped that rascal," he wrote.
West warned that the U.S. might not be doing enough to protect Israel against Iran: "You're looking at a second Holocaust" if Israel doesn't "know they can trust and depend upon the stars and stripes ... to provide them support," West told attendees of a town hall meeting last week at First Baptist Church in West Palm Beach, Fla., according to the Palm Beach Post.
"The Democratic appetite for ever-increasing redistributionary handouts is in fact the most insidious form of slavery remaining in the world today, and it does not promote economic freedom," West said in a speech.
"Take your message of equality of achievement, take your message of economic dependency, take your message of enslaving the entrepreneurial will and spirit of the American people somewhere else," West said, referring to Democratic leaders. "You can take it to Europe, you can take it to the bottom of the sea, you can take it to the North Pole, but get the hell out of the United States of America."
"If Joseph Goebbels was around, he'd be very proud of the Democrat Party, because they have an incredible propaganda machine," West said in a speech.
"I'm here as the modern day Harriet Tubman to kind of lead people on the Underground Railroad away from that plantation into a sense of sensibility," West said while making an analogy in which he also compared black leaders like Reps. Maxine Waters (D-Calif.) and Barbara Lee (D-Calif.) to a "plantation boss."
In an email to Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz (D-Fla.), West wrote, "You are the most vile, unprofessional and despicable member of the US House of Representatives. If you have something to say to me, stop being a coward and say it to my face, otherwise, shut the heck up."
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Four bus drivers are attacked every day in London.
Figures uncovered by GLA Conservatives crime spokesman, Roger Evans, show 4,967 incidents were reported between 2010 and 2013.
Four in ten (38%) incidents involve bus drivers being either physically assaulted or threatened with a weapon.
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"The number of bus drivers facing physical attack or verbal abuse on London's bus network is alarming. Nobody should have to put up with threats or violence while doing their job. I fully appreciate that money has been invested in patrols on our buses by the police however we need to go further. First, I urge a full review of policing across all of our public transport to make sure we are targeting resources in the right area. Next, we should carry out well publicised sting operations with plain clothed officers which would act as a deterrent for those who think it's acceptable to abuse bus drivers."
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Dizziness, also called vertigo, is considered a mismatch in the senses that can involve any of the 27 elements of the balance mechanism. These elements can be categorized into the following five areas:
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Sometimes the problem starts with the inner ear, when material on the inside breaks loose and moves into areas where it shouldn't be. There are clever procedures with body movements or head movements that help to correct that.
An infection can produce swelling in the related areas that interfere with normal signals. Interrupted blood flow can reduce the ability of the brainstem nerves to process signals correctly.
Subluxation can cause all of these events to occur; yes, even affecting the muscles of the eyes! The chiropractic definition of subluxation involves bone segments out of proper relationship causing interference with nerve conduction.
Several things happen with the subluxation — blood flow decreases, body tissues begin to decay, normal drainage functions decrease, joint surfaces of the spine don't match up like they should, and muscles go into spasm. All these events cause wrong signals to go into the head and create conditions that decrease the brain's ability to process those wrong signals.
With chiropractic, we are able to set up conditions favorable for the body to heal on its own by precisely correcting the subluxation. Once the spine and head are balanced again, body tissues can drain, blood flow improves, blocked nerves "wake up," and the mismatch in the senses goes away.
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Activist or ratbag? - Gary Meyerhoff dies at 31
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For Gary Meyerhoff, activism was a way of life. His causes were many and varied. But most of his energy went into drug law reform, particularly for intravenous drug users.
For nearly two years now no chemists have provided injecting equipment in the Palmerston area. We've got high rates of Hepatitis C and that seems to be increasing
Whatever cause he championed, Gary Meyerhoff's flagrant disregard for the establishment provoked passionate debate.
ANNETTE BURKE – Lord Mayor of Palmerston (2001):
They're not injecting lemonade in these things, they're injecting an illicit drug and, as I said, I don't want to be giving them the instrument for their possible death later on.
In 2002, Gary Meyerhoff became a key figure in a group fighting for the decriminalisation of drugs - the Network Against Prohibition or NAP. Gary Meyerhoff and the Napsters - as they like to be called - railed against the Martin Government's drug policies and on more than one occasion their protests ended in clashes with police. That same year, Gary Meyerhoff and his friends took their cause to parliament house where he and others stormed the parliamentary chamber. Gary Meyerhoff saw the Martin Government's drug laws as discriminatory.
The only people that have been targeted so far have been people in the lower income bracket, indigenous people have been targeted and clearly this law is not going to stop the trade of illicit drugs in the Northern Territory.
The matter went to court with Gary Meyerhoff and his friends representing themselves. The many weeks of court proceedings were often farcical. The lack of love between the Martin Government and Gary Meyerhoff's group didn't improve when the Chief Minister and Treasurer were among those called to give evidence in court. A sometimes full court room watched politicians squirm as they were quizzed by Napsters about their personal drug use ... Testing the patience of the presiding magistrate.
At the end of the day a few of us are going to get locked up so maybe he's taking it easy on us throughout the hearing
To be colloquial about it he's letting you get away with murder
I've said that myself a number of times.
The speaker of the house banned a security video of the parliamentary invasion from being publicly broadcast but that didn't stop the Napsters selling copies on the street. The NAP members were eventually found guilty and ordered to serve five and four months in prison. They've been on bail for three and a half years pending an appeal set down for early December. Gary Meyerhoff's long time friend, Bill McMahon was often in court during the hearing.
BILL McMAHON – Friend:
It would have been quite harrowing for the politicians. The way the interviews some of them were quite personal and, I guess, rude and very invasive. So I think that he wouldn't have won much support from the parliamentarians.
We didn't agree on lots of stuff – in fact we agreed on very little. But he was a constituent and when needed I represented him. The sadness is that Gary was only 31 when he died.
Gary Meyerhoff might have ruffled some feathers but he also gained respect from unlikely quarters.
BILL McMAHON:
I've heard lawyers saying if he'd wanted to he could have been a lawyer. He had the ability and so some people say he possibly wasted some of talents because he had a lot of…he was a very bright lad.
While Bill McMahon was often infuriated by Gary Meyerhoff's antics he admired his ability to spark discussion.
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I guess that's one of the beautiful things about democracy that people like Gary can still breath the same air that we breath and be able to have a different view of life.
Gary Meyerhoff was born in England in 1975. His family moved to Perth and at 16 he joined the navy for three years. But in 1994, at the age of 19, he was diagnosed HIV positive. In recent years he suffered serious bouts of illness and he died earlier this week in Perth. His partner, Rob Fyffe, says Gary Meyerhoffe was an inspiration to many.
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The National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency (NGA) wants to transform the way it handles geospatial information, and the agency is asking industry for feedback on how it might proceed.
The NGA, charged with providing time-sensitive navigational and aeronautical data to support the Defense Department, wants to render its existing geospatial holdings textually and in Open Geospatial Consortium (OGC) formats within 28-day production cycles, according to a June 12 request for comment.
The NGA produces data that is used for mission planning, aircraft navigation and flight management systems, in paper and digital formats. These resources, which include Terminal Instrument Approach Procedures (IAPs), Standard Instrument Approach Procedures (SIDs) and Standard Terminal Arrival Charts (STARs) , are currently updated by manually revising autoCAD drawings, creating PDF files and then sending those files out for printing. The agency is seeking a new solution that will allow it to automatically render these charts and drawings directly from NGA's geospatial source holdings, as well as provide for upgraded retrieval and storage of the data.
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Trustees of the Museum & Arts Center in the Sequim-Dungeness Valley have asked for a delay in next week's scheduled auction of the Sequim landmark.
The grain elevator at 531 W. Washington St., which most recently housed the El Cazador restaurant until it closed March 3, is scheduled for public auction at the Clallam County Courthouse in Port Angeles next Friday, May 9.
The museum's board of directors sent a letter of intent Thursday to Whidbey Island Bank, which owns the building, asking that the auction be delayed 90 to 120 days so the board can study a possible deal.
The Hutchison & Foster firm of Lynwood serves as trustee for the property. Officials were not available for comment Thursday.
"It's just a wild hair I had," MAC Treasurer Louie Rychlik said. "So far, we're only in it a postage stamp.
Then I mentioned it to some of the board members, and they were gung-ho."
EC Sequim Properties LLC, the holding company for the restaurant, owes Whidbey Island Bank $912,644.11 on the building, which was put up as collateral on a loan, according to the notice of trustee's sale.
Clallam County assessed the building's value at $86,439.
It's possible, Rychlik said, the museum board would propose a swap of the DeWitt Administration Center at 544 N. Sequim Ave. and the Exhibit Center at 175 W. Cedar St. to the bank for the grain elevator.
The 85-foot grain elevator was built by Clallam Co-op in 1944. Corn, beans and wheat imported for cattle feed in Dungeness Valley dairies were stored there.
When it was built, the elevator sat on the Seattle, Port Angeles and Western Railroad, a subsidiary of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific.
Several communications companies have transmitters atop the elevator.
El Cazador moved into the Co-op's former stock room on the ground floor in 1981.
"That whole restaurant area we could fill with all the artifacts we have," Rychlik said.
"We could put those tusks out."
Though portions of the mastodon dug up by Emanuel "Manny" Manis on his Happy Valley property in 1977 are displayed in the exhibit center, the tusks are stored in a stock tank in the storage room of the DeWitt center.
A projectile found in the tusks was determined to date back 13,800 years, 800 years earlier than the Clovis discovery that has long been considered North America's oldest culture.
Museum volunteer Judy Stipe, wife of MAC trustee Bob Stipe, said she would like the museum to take over the grain elevator to ensure it remains standing over the Sequim skyline.
"We don't want somebody to come in there and start tearing the place apart," she said. "That's our history. That's how we always give people directions: 'Make sure the elevator is on your left.'"
Rychlik has memories of the elevator when it was in use.
"My dad used to work there," he said. "I used to play around there when I was a kid."
The museum's entire staff, including director DJ Bassett, either resigned or were fired March 28 after a new slate of trustees was elected to the museum's governing board.
They were concerned primarily with the museum's mounting operating losses, but Rychlik said that has turned around, and the MAC now has all its bills paid and has $35,000 in the bank.
"We're not broke. We were in rough shape when we first took it over, but we dug it out," he said.
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Severe factor XI deficiency in an Arab family associated with a novel mutation in exon 11
Article first published online: 14 NOV 2003
DOI: 10.1046/j.1365-2141.1997.4343244.x
British Journal of Haematology
Volume 99, Issue 3, pages 575–577, December 1997
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Wistinghausen, B., Reischer, A., Oddoux, C., Ostrer, H., Nardi, M. and Karpatkin, M. (1997), Severe factor XI deficiency in an Arab family associated with a novel mutation in exon 11. British Journal of Haematology, 99: 575–577. doi: 10.1046/j.1365-2141.1997.4343244.x
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We investigated an 8-year-old Arab girl with severe factor XI deficiency; one sibling and her father also have severe factor XI deficiency. Her parents and her father's parents are first cousins. Restriction analysis and DNA sequencing excluded the type I, II, III and IV mutations. We demonstrated a previously undescribed C A mutation at nucleotide 1254 in exon 11 resulting in a threonine to asparagine (T N) substitution at amino acid 386. We postulate that this substitution interferes with folding and secretion of the molecule.