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Military Notes: 01.28.06
Air Force Airmen Angela M. Henry, Christopher J. Gomez, Bradford J. Jackson, Corey L. Johnson and Air Force Reserve Airman 1st Class Rex P. Rencher, and Air Force Airman 1st class Krystle V. Hollowell have graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio.
During the six weeks of training, the airmen studied the Air Force mission, organization, and military customs and courtesies; performed drill and ceremony marches, and received physical training, rifle marksmanship, field training exercises, and special training in human relations.
In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree through the Community College of the Air Force.
Gomez is the son of Chris and Mary Gomez of Portland and is a 2002 graduate of Gregory-Portland High School.
Henry is the daughter of Patricia and Michael Henry of Ingleside and is a 2004 graduate of Ingleside High School.
Hollowell is the daughter of Christina Vargas and John Hollowell, both of Sinton, and is a 2003 graduate of Sinton High School.
Jackson is the son of Robert Amos and Sheila Peterson, both of Corpus Christi. He is a 2004 graduate of Carroll High School.
Johnson is the son of Larry Johnson of Aransas Pass and is a 2005 graduate of Rockport-Fulton High School, Rockport.
Rencher is the son of Linda Granberry of Corpus Christi.
Army Spec. Judy M. Eulenfeld has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
During the nine weeks of training, the soldier studied the Army mission, history, tradition and core values, physical fitness, and received instruction and practice in basic combat skills, military weapons, chemical warfare and bayonet training, drill and ceremony, marching, rifle marksmanship, armed and unarmed combat, map reading, field tactics, military courtesy, military justice system, basic first aid, foot marches, and field training exercises.
She is the daughter of Gary and Teri Eulenfeld of Bishop and is a 1997 graduate of Bishop High School and received a bachelor's degree in 2003 from Texas State University, San Marcos.
Army Pvt. Jorge L. Ramos has graduated from the Ammunition Specialist Advanced Individual Training course at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Ala.
The course is designed to train soldiers to assist in receipt, storage, issue, maintenance, modification, destruction, and demilitarization of conventional ammunition, munitions and explosive components according to technical and safety directives; perform ammunition supply stock control and accounting duties using automated and manual procedures, and operated material handling equipment to maneuver ammunition.
He is the son of Julia H. Ramos of Beeville and is a 2005 graduate of A.C. Jones High School in Beeville.
Destroyer Leader Association, a group of sailors who served on a group of ships known as destroyer leader ships primarily constructed as anti-submarine and escort vessels shortly after the end of the Korean war will meet Oct. 5-8 in Baton Rouge, La., for a reunion. Seeking former shipmates of USS Norfolk, DL-1 ; USS Mitscher, DL-2/DDG-35 ; USS John S. McCain, DL-3/DDG-36 ; USS Willis A. Lee, DL-4 and USS Wilkinson, DL-5. Information: Edward Ottis ; 4013 Richwood Circle, Corpus Christi, TX, 78410; 241-4358; eottis@ earthlink.net or D_L_association@ cox.net
USS Boxer (CV/CVA/CVS21, LPH4, LHD4) Veterans Association Reunion, Sept. 20-23 in Colorado Springs, Colo. Information: Lane Wletschak, 6327 N. 106 St., Milwaukee, Wis., 53225 or (414) 353-1444 or lanegayle@ ameritech.net or go to www.ussboxer.org
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There are further pros and cons to consider when choosing between original and replica furniture: for example, the original Eames rocker is made from fiberglass, while contemporary reproductions are polypropylene. Some vintage aficionados insist the fiberglass version is sturdier and ages better, while others point out that polypropylene is recyclable, and say that its higher level of flexibility makes the chair more comfortable. In other cases, the pieces of furniture will be almost identical in materials and appearance, making it a more prudent choice to select the lower-priced replica piece.
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Diana Krall's first full-fledged Christmas album proves inviting as the pianist/vocalist essays a dozen yuletide favorites in what amounts to Krall revisiting her jazz roots.
Supported ably by the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra and featuring cameo appearances by guitarists Anthony Wilson and Russell Malone (Krall's first six-stringer), tenor saxophonist Rickey Woodard and others, Krall is at the top of her game.
The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra provides a full-bodied sound and splendid soloists, such as trombonist George Bohanon and alto saxist Jeff Clayton on swinging versions of "Jingle Bells" and "Sleigh Ride," as well as the ballads "I'll Be Home for Christmas" and "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?"
However, Krall is every bit as and maybe even more appealing in smaller settings. Working in quartets gives Krall greater space to display her piano artistry —— she's one fine jazz 88er —— while also providing sidemen plenty of elbow room for solos.
Witness the singer's tender takes of "The Christmas Song" and "White Christmas" with guitarist Wilson, bassist John Clayton and drummer Jeff Hamilton as partners. Just as tantalizing: "Christmas Time Is Here," showcasing both Krall and guitarist Malone.
Krall and friends may not add entirely new dimensions to holiday evergreens, but they surely do dress them in fresh seasonal attire.
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A "1 Voice —— Six Strings —— 12 Days of Christmas"
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If the holiday of Christmas is Christianity's gift to the world, jazz is America's.
And now Malaysia is returning the gift, with a lovely bow on top.
When last we heard from Malaysia's jazz duo of Double Take two years ago, singer Mia Palencia had just turned 19 yet already displayed vocal chops most jazz singers won't achieve in four times that age. Guitarist Roger Wang, not yet 30, displayed a mastery of the six-string that practically demanded comparisons to American jazz wizards Tuck Andress and Joe Pass.
For their sophomore release, the two south Asians have turned to —— jazz interpretations of Christmas music. Really. OK, it may seem an odd choice, but is it really any odder than two kids from Sabah, Malaysia, playing American jazz in the first place? And hearing Mia and Roger nail a medley of "All I Want for Christmas / Santa Claus Is Coming to Town" in a gorgeous arrangement equal parts jazz and pop clears away any worries about cultural authenticity, replacing them with the pure delight of listening to these young but masterful musicians performing their craft with as much talent, elegance and, well, fun, as anyone stateside.
In addition to the traditional songs —— those mentioned above, plus "Sleigh Ride," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," "Deck the Halls" and "Rudolph" —— Double Take lays down some lovely versions of more jazz-oriented songs, such as Frank Loesser's "What Are You Doing New Year's Eve?" and "I'll Be Home for Christmas." And Roger turns in a spellbinding solo guitar reading of Tchaikovsky's "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy."


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Launched: March 2013
Current price: £549
Expected Samsung Galaxy S5 release date: March 2014
If there's a pattern to Nokia's release schedule it's the kind of pattern only Jackson Pollock could divine: since betting the farm on Windows Phone the Finnish firm has apparently been planning launch dates by throwing darts in the vague direction of a calendar.
The Lumia 800 and 710, Nokia's first Windows Phones, were unveiled in November 2011; their successors, the 900 and 610, turned up the following April - and their successors appeared in September 2012. Since then we've seen launches in December (the Lumia 620), May (the Lumia 925) and July (the Lumia 1020 and 625).
Microsoft's purchase of Nokia's phone business could mean price cuts, even on flagships: the Lumia 1020 has just dropped by $100 in the US.
Current flagship: Nokia Lumia 1020
Launched: July 2013 (UK release expected September 2013)
Current price: £550 (estimated)
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Do you prefer your Android unadorned, its skin unsullied by TouchWiz or Sense? If the answer is yes then it's Google's Nexus range for you, and so far that appears to be sticking to a reasonably predictable schedule.
The first Nexus, the Nexus One, may have been a January launch back in 2010, but since then Google has aimed to launch its Nexus phones early enough for the lucrative Christmas shopping season.
The Samsung-made Nexus S was launched in December 2010, the (Samsung again) Galaxy Nexus was unveiled in November 2011 and the LG Nexus 4 was released in November 2012.
That annual release schedule may be changing, however, or at least moving forward a little bit: in late August the Nexus 4 got a massive price cut, bringing it down to just £159 for the 8GB version.
That and the Nexus's sudden disappearance from UK retailers such as Carphone Warehouse suggests that the shelves are being cleared for a newer version, and the timing indicates that it might be coming much sooner than November – although don't be surprised if Google holds off to make the most of the holiday season rush.
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Medical School: University of Texas Medical School at Houston, 1998
Residency Internship: Medical College of Virginia, Blackstone Family Practice, 2001
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PROS: Shows nice ball skills able to break on the pass and make the big play when working in zone. Does a nice job keeping things in front of him. Has nice speed and fairly good range as a defender. Willing to come up in run support and shows some pop as a hitter.
CONS: Not a great tackler, and needs to do a better job wrapping up. Misses some stops in the open field. Will get sucked up by the play fake and give up the big play in coverage, needing to show better awareness and discipline.
OVERVIEW: He's an undersized safety that has a knack for making plays, which gives him a chance to compete at the next level. Twice led team in interceptions with 5 as a senior and 7 as a sophomore. Finished career with 40 career starts.
NFL FORECAST: Vaughn's playmaking ability and ball skills in coverage should keep him in the NFL. But I'm not sure he'll be able to overcome his limitations in run support. He'll hit at times, but is too unreliable a tackler at this point. He'll give up some big plays from time to time as well, and may not have the discipline and awareness you're looking for an NFL starter at free safety. But he has a chance, and if he can be coached up in a few seasons could make a competent ball-hawking free safety. I don't think he'll be a star, but his ability to make plays in coverage should allow him to be an average or above average starter at best. But the key for him is that he'll have to stick right away on special teams which should buy him enough time to develop in two or three years down the road.
ATL FORECAST: Vaughn could push for time down the road as a starting free safety. But he'll have to make the Falcons roster immediately as a fourth safety that can perform on special teams. And his potential to start will likely depend on DeCoud not making significant progress between now and 2011 or so. That would allow Vaughn, a guy that probably has more big play potential in coverage. And if he can improve enough in run support where he's no longer a liability there, he could be the team's starter by 2011 or so. BUt more than likely, he'll just be a backup in Atlanta.
VALUE: For a team willing to be a little patient and develop him as a ballhawking free safety, he merits a sixth round pick. But I wouldn't take him any higher than that because I don't think the odds are necessarily stacked in his favor.
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Jim Farrell named Sunset Playhouse leader
Jim Farrell will be the Sunset Playhouse's next executive director, beginning in January, the Elm Grove theater announced in a statement released Tuesday.
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McGaughys Drop Kit 44050
A buddy of mine wants to drop his 2012 standard cab Dodge Ram. I suggested the McGaughys Kit, but another one of his buddies told him that it will push his front wheels out. Dose anybody know if this is true? If so would the economy kit 44051 with front coils be better to keep the front wheels from being pushed out?
The spindle kit will move the front wheels out 5/8" or so on each side. The spring kit won't and will still align perfectly and ride great. I used the spring kit and couldn't be happier.
I used the delxue kit, and it does move out the front wheels as unbroken said. I was told by mcg that it would only increase the track width 1/2" total. It was more like 1-1/4 increase, or 5/8 or so per side.
I used the spindle kit on mine, too. These guys are right but I hardly notice mine sticking out unless I really look. The reason I went with the 44050 kit is I found a great deal online for it and picked it up for the same price as the 44051(and I didn't know McG's made only a spring kit, was comparing 44050 to a Belltech at the time). Spindles might ride a little better but it's hard to say since I haven't ridden in anything to compare.
I just recently put the mcgaughys spindle kit on my 2012 ram cc and i can tell you it will cause positve camber as well.i can also confirm the wider track width as well but to me its hardly noticeable.
I cannot imagine 5/8 of an inch wider track would be that noticeable.
Anyone have any comments regarding the before and after ride quality ?
Any pics of this kit installed ?
We're gonna do the kit with spindles. My buddy is keeping the stock wheels & tires on it for now anyway, the extra 5/8" shouldn't be a problem.
Very Cool. This may be the route I take with mine. Just doing my homework before pulling the trigger
Please post some thoughts on the spindles when you get em in.
One from more to the side-
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Front looking toward the hood
Rear tire for comparison. It looks like it sticks out farther in the pic that it actually does, it's in the top of the fender but because the bed bevels so much at the bottom it looks pretty wide. If you look you can see the front tire sticking out, too. Didn't notice that until I uploaded it.
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Second Life of Chattanooga is a Non-Profit Organization that strives to create awareness that drives action to end human trafficking in the Greater Chattanooga area. On January 11, 2013, Second Life of Chattanooga is hosting "Unite. Wear White." to expose the fact that human trafficking occurs in our city and our area daily and to make the community aware of steps each individual can take to end human trafficking. The event, which will be held at the Chattanooga Choo Choo, will feature speaker Theresa Flores, trafficking survivor and author.
Second Life needs help promoting this event in the community. If we are going to create awareness that drives action in 2013, we need to pack the Chattanooga Choo Choo with individuals who are determined to get the message of human trafficking out and put an end to this crime once and for all. We need people to hand out flyers, post the information about the event on their Facebook or other social media site, and do whatever else they can think of to get word of the event out to the public at large.
We want everyone in the Greater Chattanooga Area at the Chattanooga Choo Choo, clad in white and ready to put an end to human trafficking for good.


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OK, so Craig Kimbrel isn't perfect. His unbelievable dominance for most of the past two months might have led some of you to believe that he was untouchable, perhaps invincible. Actually, come to think of it, Kimbrel had been nearly untouchable for most of that time. Kimbrel was charged with protecting a tie game when he entered the ninth inning of the Braves' game against the Diamondbacks on Thursday night at Turner Field. When he left, the Diamondbacks led 3-2, a margin that turned into a victory when the Braves feebly went down in the bottom of the ninth. Kimbrel hadn't allowed a run since May 4. He hadn't given up a home run since Sept. 19, 2011. Those two streaks were toppled on one swing of Chris Young's bat. The previously untouchable Kimbrel was touched for a home run when Young sent a 97-mph fastball in the opposite direction. The ball landed several rows up in the left-center field stands, ending Kimbrel's scoreless streak at 17 games and denting the Braves' chance...
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The study, which was conducted at Mayo Clinic from 1985 to 2007, affirmed that Rheumatoid arthritis affects about 1.3 million Americans. Moreover, the condition can be due to both genetic and environmental factors.
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A week before the class departs for Trinidad and Tobago, preparatory lessons will be held at UofL's Department of Pan African Studies. During this time students will choose a topic of study in relation to Caribbean culture. There are severaltopics that students can choose from such as: religion, music, dance, theatre, Carnival, language, and much more!!! (July 14 -August 2) students will spend three weeks studying at the University of the West Indies in St. Augustine.
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- Cultural workshops: learning how to play steel pan drums, traditional dances, and mask making
- Visits to ASA Wright Nature Center, Argyle falls, Waterloo Temple, Dattatreya Temple, Maracas Beach, and Pitch Lake. Pitch Lake is the largest natural deposit of asphalt in the world.
- Lectures given by instructors from the University of the West Indies
- Attend Emancipation Festivities
Academic Requirements
- PAS 586: Field Study - 3 credit hours Undergraduate Level
- PAS 686: Field Study - 3 credit hours Graduate Level
The course explores the significance of artistic performance in social and cultural formation in Trinidad and Tobago, using the Festival as the medium of examination. The Festival, as developed in Trinidad and Tobago, is considered an interesting example of artistic performance, social commentary, and street theatre that provides a basis for rich intellectual inquiry and analysis. There is much in the Festival linked to drama. Teaching will be structured around Carnival, the Indian celebration of Ramleela, Hosay, and Spanish Parang. The course has two major components:
1) Experimental education-The exploration of performance as a particular social and cultural information medium;
2) Research- The development of anthropological and ethnographic skills necessary to understand the performance scale to the point of being able to explain the underpinnings of drama and of festival in theoretical ways.
Each student is expected to participate in all organized workshops and field trip activities. Failure to do so will result in a lower course grade. Assigned readings are to be completed before class to better facilitate questions and lively discussion. Students are expected to maintain regular class attendance and completion of all the below listed course requirements:
- A journal divided into two sections
- Living Experience
- Academic Knowledge, i. e. from lecture note, workshop notes, observations, discussions, field trips, etc.. The journal will be checked in the middle of the course and again at the end when a journal grade will be assigned.
2. Completion of a major research project based on a specific topic of interest and related to the course materials. The research project will be presented in two parts:
- Part One consists of a final group presentation in which each member is expected to participate in Trinidad at the end of the Study Abroad for the benefit of the host institution and UWI instructors. The format of this presentation will be guided with assistance from the Creative Arts Department at the University of the West Indies.
- Part Two consists of completion of the research paper. Consequently, students are expected to use the UWI library and other local sources of Information while in Trinidad to collect data necessary to complete their research projects.
Housing and Meals
Students will stay at the University of the West Indies campus dormitories.
Meals are not included in the program fee, but students will have a chance to buy groceries to keep at the dorm.Students can also choose to purchase meals at the campus dining facility. There will also be times where the class will go out to eat at restaurants, or from street vendors to try local foods such as: doubles and roti.
The exchange: six TT dollars equal one American dollar. Food prices are extremely reasonable.
For More Information contact
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Herbed Jellied Meat Loaf
8 Feb 2011
|Mixed herbs
|1 Cup (16 tbs) (Parsley, Tarragon And Chives)
|Cooked meat
|1 1⁄2 Pound (Chicken, Turkey, Ham, Tongue Or Beef)
|Green peppercorns
|2 Tablespoon, rinsed
|Chicken stock
|2 Cup (32 tbs)
|2 Tablespoon
|White wine
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Lemon juice
|1 Tablespoon
|Shredded lettuce
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
Finely chop the herbs and the meat and mix them with the green peppercorns.
Put the stock into a saucepan and simmer.
Dissolve the gelatin in the wine and add to the stock with the lemon juice.
Pour it over the meat mixture.
Lightly oil a loaf pan and spoon the mixture into it.
Tap the pan on the table to eliminate air bubbles.
Allow to cool, then chill until set.
To unmold, run a warm knife around the edges of the pan, cover with a serving dish and turn upside down.
Surround with shredded lettuce and serve in slices.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
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KK Deal:2 years $7.5M to a 6th starter/bullpen longman. I'm confused, but that's exactly what Amaro doled out for Kyle Kendrick. KK was set to make $3.585 this season, and under the new contract his 2012 salary is yet to be announced. I like KK and think he has value, but there's a point when salary outweighs usefulness. However, with Cole Hamels and Joe Blanton both becoming free agents after the season, having KK's salary already set for the 2013 season could be a positive. Of course, maybe the Phillies plan is for Kendrick to step into the 5th spot in the rotation this season, as will be discussed in the next section of this post...Blanton-Abreu-Burnett Swap:Buster "Rhymes" Olney reports that prior the AJ Burnett + money to the Pirates for 2 prospects deal went down that the Phillies were aggressively pursuing a 3-team swap. The trade would have sent Joe Blanton to the Angels for Bobby Abreu, then Abreu to the Yankees for Burnett. It's a shame this didn't go through, becau...
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Milwaukee writer Kipp Friedman recalls life with father, Groucho, more
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New owners want to add sit-down bar at Sendik's grocery on Downer St.
The Milwaukee Common Council's Licenses Committee on Tuesday approved a food dealer license and a Class B tavern license for Nehring's Sendik's on Downer, a new grocery store that will also include a sit-down bar that will serve pizza, pasta and other foods.
John and Anne Nehring operate three other grocery stores: Nehring's Sendik's, at 4027 N. Oakland Ave., Shorewood; G. Groppi Food Market, at 1441 E. Russell Ave. in Milwaukee's Bay View neighborhood; and Nehring's Family Market, at the Milwaukee Public Market in the Historic Third Ward. »Read Full Article(6)
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There are a ton of campgrounds throughout Baja. There are vast numbers of gringos who spend a chunk of their time living down there, and they travel with pickup trucks on the low end, to huge RVs in the middle, to permanently parked RVs on slabs with their own roof, set in place for the season. You might look for a very popular book called Camping Mexico's Baja (Rolling homes Press) for a good list of campgrounds. The downside is that this book is written for the RV crowd, so many of these places cater to that group. The upside is that it is quite comprehensive.
I don't know that there is a simple answer to that. I would plan on crossing the border early in the day. Ensenada might be a good destination for your first night. I crossed the border at Tecate and bypassed Tijuana entirely, which seemed to be a solid choice. If you cross at Calexico, you might find your way to San Felipe the first night. I think that town can be a bit rough, but nothing to worry about if you keep an eye on your gear and stay in a place where you can secure your bike.
Tallpaul you're the man, you've pretty much singlehandedly convinced me that this trip is good to go. I'm leaving at 4am tomorrow, going to try to get into Baja by early afternoon, crossing in Tecate. Unknowingly I did order Camping Mexico's Baja, and it's intense (in-tents?) Will definitely bring it along.
Hopefully I'll have time to throw together some semblance of a ride report when I get back. Should be a interesting little adventure. Thanks again!
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I'd love to see some of those sharp foreground shapes to be made much darker, just to let my eye rest of that figure. His left -our right - leg seems like it should be pushed back a little. Also, his butt should be pushed back a bit too - and this would in turn push the lower part of his torso a bit further from us. The organic extrusion from his arm needs some core shadows - right now they're reading pretty flat.
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The 4400
Trivia, Quotes, Notes and Allusions
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Tom: Shawn, uh... do you remember anything? Anything at all about what happened that night? Shawn: Nothing. Nothing. One minute I'm sitting there with Kyle on the beach, the next, it's three years later and I'm standing next to some mountain with a couple thousand strangers around me. Listen, Uncle Tommy, some people are saying that we were abducted by aliens. Tom: We can't rule anything out yet.
Diana: So the red dots mark the spots where the American members of the 4400 originally lived. Tom: You mean the returnees. Diana: Not according to the press. It's the 4400. You know, you have to admit, it's a bit strange, a nice round number like that. I wonder if it has any significance. Tom: Oh, so you're saying that if 3,781 people had suddenly showed up that night, it wouldn't have been as strange? Diana: I'd say...slightly less strange.
Diana: Well, it was more of an attempt at bonding, via a shared similar experience. Can you open the door? Tom: How long did you go out with this guy? Diana: Nine months. Tom: Nine months. So you're equating your nine months of dating, with my nineteen years of marriage? Diana: You're right, ok, forget it. You want me to drive? Tom: What for? Diana: I don't know. So you can brood?
Diana: You know, I had a boyfriend once. Every time... Tom: Boyfriend? Diana: Well, don't look so surprised. God!
Diana: Is this all that's left when you're done, a box of trinkets? Tom: They're not trinkets, they're memories, the kind you leave behind, you know, for family and friends. Diana: Hmm, I should get to work on that. Tom: I'm not going there. Diana: Well, believe it or not, some of us are happier alone. Tom: No one's happy alone, if they are they're kidding themselves. Diana: I thought you weren't going there.
Tom: So between you and me, what do you think happened to them? Where do you think they've been? Diana: I don't know, but there had to be some kind of intelligence behind it. Tom: As in the hand of God, or little green men? Diana: I'm not discounting anything.
Diana: Here's where the 4400 are right now, two weeks after their release. (shows Tom the computer screen) Tom: Sixty-five percent are still in Seattle. Diana: They're just not going home, and none can come up with a good reason as to why. Tom: You think it means something? Diana: In the CDC, we call this a statistically, significant, disease cluster. Tom: Yeah, well in the FBI, we'd call it a freaky coincidence. Diane: I don't believe in coincidence. Disease clusters, I believe in those.
Diana: I got it on SeaTac radar. It's slowing down.
Ryland: What?
Diana: It's at Mach 7, Mach 2. It's going subsonic. It's leveling off and continuing to lose speed. It's as if it's coming in for a landing.
Ryland: Landing?
Sid: What, like a plane?
Chen: No, more like the mothership.
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Featured Music
"Cheek to Cheek" by Billie Holiday
"Worry About You" by Ivy
"A Place In Time" by Amanda Abizaid.
Featured Music "Poison Well" by Insolence "Mona Lisa" by Nat King Cole "The Reason" by Hoobastank "Heaven" by Los Lonely Boys
"Love Me" by National Product
Featured Music "Summer Breeze" by Seals and Croft
Helen Shaver (Barbara Yates) directed the previous episode "The New and Improved Carl Morrissey".
Helen Shaver's character, Barbara Yates, is portrayed by Patti Allen in the "Pilot".
Featured Music
"How Do You Say Goodbye?" by Engineers
"She Will Be Loved" by Maroon 5
The episode's title, "White Light", refers to spirituality and the human aura. In accounts of near-death experience, it is usually told that one goes through a tunnel towards a white light, namely towards God.
Kaj-Erik Eriksen, Brooke Nevin and Peter Coyote are no longer credited as series regulars after this episode. Though they all reprise their respective roles as guest stars in later episodes.
Trivia (55)
Featured 4400s * Maia Rutledge, disappeared 3 March 1946 from Crescent City, California. She has the second sight ability of precognition. * Richard Tyler, an Air Force pilot, disappeared 11 May 1951 during the Korean War. * Orson Bailey, disappeared 11 June 1979 from Tacoma, Washington. He has the ability to exert extreme telekinesis. * Shawn Farrell, disappeared 22 April 2001 from Highland Beach near Seattle, Washington. He has the ability to heal others.
Goof: Titan II missiles have not been used by the US since 1987.
Goof: Diana gives the projected location of the comet as "47 north longitude, 122, maybe 123 west latitude". This is not possible: latitude coordinates are north or south and longitude coordinates are east or west. The proper location would be 47 north latitude, 122 west longitude.
Goof: As the comet heads towards Earth, the Chinese and US launch missiles at it, and a near real time countdown is presented. This would mean intercepting the object at least near the atmosphere, as the missiles were not designed to target things in space, but when it is revealed that the missiles failed to destroy it, the comet is now passing by the moon, which even if the missiles were designed for outer space, would have taken much, much longer to intercept.
Trivia: EEG stands for electro-encephalogram. An EEG is a way to map the activity of the brain by placing electrodes over the patient's head.
Trivia: Enron was a trading and energy corporation that had fraudulent accounting methods. The corporation filed for bankruptcy in 2001.
Featured 4400s * Carl Morrissey, disappeared 16 February 2003, from Seattle, Washington. He returns with enhanced strength and reflexes.
Trivia: NTAC stands for "National Threat Assessment Command".
Allusions (17)
Kyle: Bugs Bunny? Tom: That's right. This is in reference to one of Warner Brothers most enduring and popular cartoon character of the 20th century.
Episode Title: "Trial By Fire" Trial By Fire is the title of a live album released by Yngwie J. Malmsteen.
Kyle: I've been to that place where you're living. There's some serious Stepford Wives vibes going on there. You know that, right? All that stuff about unlocking the 4400 inside everybody. This is in reference to the 1972 novel The Stepford Wives written by Ira Levin. In the novel the male inhabitants of a fictional town all have eager to please/submissive wives.
Kyle: I've been to that place where you're living. There's some serious Stepford Wives vibes going on there, you know that, right? The Stepford Wives is a 1972 novel written by Ira Levin, which was subsequently made into movies in 1975 and 2004. In the novel and the movies, the wives of the town of Stepford have all been replaced with lookalike docile and subservient androids. In this case, Kyle is concerned with the cultlike nature of the 4400 Center where Shawn is staying.
Episode Title: "Voices Carry" The episode's title refers to the song of the same name by 'Til Tuesday.
Kyle: I read The Secret Sharer. Wendy: Just like your syllabus said. That's a good start. The Secret Sharer is a novel written by Joseph Conrad in 1909, and first published in book form in 1912. The story takes place at sea, near the Gulf of Siam, and is told from the perspective of a young Captain who remains nameless throughout the story.
Gary: When I was a kid, my favourite show was The Man From U.N.C.L.E. This is in reference to the 1960's American television series where two top agents of the United Network Command for Law Enforcement fight the enemies of peace.
Diana: What's funny? Maia: Marmaduke. Can we get a dog? Diana: Smooth how you slid that in there. No. This is in reference to the newspaper comic strip Marmaduke, which is drawn by Brad Anderson. The strip revolves around the Winslow family and their Great Dane, Marmaduke.


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Younger Subban looking forward to sibling rivalry
MONTREAL – Both Subban Brothers have probably been waiting for this moment to arrive since Malcolm was selected by the Boston Bruins back in the 2012 NHL Entry Draft, and it will finally come to life on Monday night. The 19-year-old goaltender is earmarked for the Providence Bruins this season unless something miraculous happens, so Monday night's preseason tilt at the Bell Centre is likely the only time this year that baby bro will get to face off against P.K. Subban and his Habs teammates.
The younger Subban sibling was attempting to play it down after Monday morning's skate at Ristuccia Arena, but there's no doubting there will be a little extra in his every movement between the pipes.
"Obviously it will be great and I'm looking forward to it, but I'll also be looking to focus on the game in general," said Subban, who said he's watched at least five or six games at the Bell Centre. "It's certainly for you guys to talk about it, but I've got to focus on a game.
"It's one of those things because he's a positional player and I'm a goalie, so we'll be going against each other. The fact that it will be in Montreal is going to be huge, and I'm going to ready for it."
The younger Subban was excited enough about the game that he tweeted about it following the media session on game day, something that Claude Julien will probably have a word with the young tender about at some point. P.K. told the Montreal media that he had texted Malcolm about the game over the weekend, but that his little brother was giving him "the cold shoulder."
Understandable given that Monday night at the Bell Centre also represents the middle Subban brother's first NHL game, so the nerves and adrenaline will be pumping at high enough levels as it is. Normally that kind of excitement and emotion isn't a good thing for a calm attempting to calm the waters, so it will be a good taste of Subban's ability to handle some distractions.
Chad Johnson was the first goaltender onto the Bell Centre ice for pregame warm-ups, so it will be Subban vs. Subban after the ten minute mark of the second period.
"We've seen it around the league: the Staal Brothers, and the Suters were famous for that. I'm sure they'll be plenty excited between the two of them," said Julien. "I'll be worried about our team, but it will be great for him to play an NHL game against his brother."
While plenty will be watching the Subban Brothers showdown that is national news in Canada, there will also be plenty of Black and Gold eyes on Johnson as he looks to lock down the B's backup role behind Tuukka Rask.


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Organizers are hoping for up to a million visitors to visit Baltimore during the maritime festival, which begins on Wednesday with the arrival of 18 tall ships into Baltimore's harbor.
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Restaurants located near the Sailabration Villages at the Inner Harbor, Fort McHenry and in Fells Point will fill their decks without using press gangs.
The Wine Market has a great offer, though -- a parking lot. A comfortable walk from Fort McHenry, the Locust Point restaurant is letting guests use its parking lot "in combination with (a) visit to 1812/ Fort McHenry events." The key word is "guests" -- so, don't try anything funny. And from Tuesday to Sunday, the restaurant is offering a $33 three-course Sailabration menu. You can see the menu here.
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This proves CAPM is wrong. 1 commentAug 6, 2011 8:21 AMThe so-called "risk free rate of return" governs the pricing of every asset on Earth. And throughout recent history, capital markets assume that this "risk free rate of return" is that of US Treasuries. And so, with Friday's downgrade of US Treasuries, standard financial asset pricing models imply that all assets - stocks, bonds, you name it - are now riskier, and prices should adjust lower to compensate investors for that extra risk.
The problem is that this model is fundamentally flawed. US Treasuries may now be riskier, but this says nothing about whether GE is now more likely to default on its bonds, or that McDonalds is likelier to slash its dividend. If anything, with Treasuries having now been declared riskier, and thus, less appealing as investments, stocks and corporate bonds ought to rally if anything else, because the prospects for corporate issuers of stocks and bonds have are still stable, while the prospects for "risk free" assets have deterioriated.
Whether the market will see it this way is doubtful.
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Excellent overall point, and I agree with you that CAPM is wrong. It tries to approximate risk of inflation by substituting up a low-risk bond rate.
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Simmer barley in 3 1/2 cups water in a 5- to 6-quart heavy pot, uncovered, until almost tender, 10 to 15 minutes. Drain in a colander.
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Heat oil in cleaned pot over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking, then sauté onion and celery, stirring occasionally, until golden, 6 to 8 minutes. Add carrots, shiitakes, leek, and porcini and sauté, stirring frequently, until liquid mushrooms give off is evaporated and mushrooms are golden, 4 to 6 minutes.
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Experts Roundtable
Part Three - How Should College
Football Be Like the NFL?
CFN is honored to once again get the thoughts and opinions on some of the hot
topics from some of the most talented, influential insiders in the
college football media, while getting to know a little bit more about
Along with
Richard Cirminiello
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- Dennis Dodd, CBSSports.com
- College Football Columnist
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2007 Roundtable Discussion
- Part One
The BCS, tweaks, and
college football's biggest problem
- Part Two
On-field and
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- Part Three
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3. How should college
football be more like the NFL, and vice versa?
Charles Davis:
College football has gotten as close to the NFL as it needs to be
with the addition of the 40/25 clock. Let College Football stand on it's
own now. Most of the moves that they previously made to emulate the NFL
(no more kicking tees for field goals, bringing the hash marks closer to
the middle of the field, etc.) have been good ones. Now just leave it
alone, except for one thing…ONE PLAYER, ONE NUMBER. This duplicate
number thing (I suspect for recruiting purposes) needs to end.
Stewart Mandel:
College football should never, ever be more like the NFL. The NFL
is boring, sterile, artificial, unimaginative and basically the
antithesis of everything that makes college football special.
Dennis Dodd: The college game should be in no way, shape or form
MORE like the NFL. Television and the rules committee has in recent
years sucked the life out of the college game with these silly timing
rules, etc.
Thank God,
the nightmare of 2006 was corrected in 2007. How do we lose 16 plays per
game without someone on the rules committee or oversight panel raising a
hand? I remember Urban Meyer PREDICTING that the game would be unfairly
shortened before the season. All the sudden we're playing Arena Football
with the friggin' clock running.
I'm really
wary of the new 40-second rule and the out-of-bounds timekeeping. Tony
Franklin at Auburn may be a voice in the wilderness but he is the only
coach I've heard say we might lose 10-15 plays because of this. Yeah,
and Urban Meyer didn't know what he was talking about either.
College football should allow coaches to videotape their opponents'
defensive signals, just like they do in "The League." Oh, wait, that's
against the rules? Bill Belichick had no idea.
NFL's only superiority is its dearth of four-hour games. I'd like to see
college football start the game clock shortly after a player goes out of
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You might want to catch up on your research. First of all, while it is true that John Tyndall did say that atmospheric gases do contribute to the absorption of radiant heat in the atmosphere, it still represents only a very small amount toward solar heat absorption (CO2 makes up roughly 0.054% of all atmospheric gases).
What I find interesting in your little spiel wasn't what you did say, but rather, what you DIDN'T say. For example, Tyndall discovered it was "water vapour that was the strongest absorber of radiant heat in the atmosphere, and is the principal gas controlling air temperature. The proof was that water vapor strongly absorbed infrared radiation."
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Today's column was to have been on wildflowers ... but this week's wild weather seemed to need more attention, so I changed directions.
I survived the brunt of the worst tornado system in recorded history — the April 3, 1974, superstorm that struck Tennessee, Kentucky and adjoining states — and killed 315 people.
This week's storms have come close, with sobering devastation in Alabama, Arkansas and Mississippi. The death toll was nearing 200 as I write this. Many more people lost homes, businesses and other property.
The $5.585 million loan Roane County plans to use to pay for a sewer expansion in Midtown has yet to be approved by the state.
"We finally got all of our I's dotted and Ts crossed, re-signed document after document because they didn't like the way it was signed," Roane County Executive Ron Woody said. "It appears it's ready to go to their board now for approval."
The county is securing the loan through the State Revolving Fund Loan Program.
Woody said he expects the board to meet in June.
The Tennessee Highway Patrol will be conducting two driver license roadside safety checkpoints during May in Roane County.
A checkpoint is planned from 10 to 11 a.m. May 6 near the new bridge on Hwy. 58.
Another checkpoint, from 9 to 10 p.m. May 20, will be at Hwy. 70 and Poland Hollow Road.
Recognizing the danger presented to the public by unqualified drivers, troopers will concentrate their efforts on vehicles being operated by drivers who would violate the driver license laws of Tennessee.
There seems to be a test for everything these days.
Students and people who are changing careers are especially challenged with stressful — and at times overwhelming — required tests.
The Tennessee Electronic Library can help. TEL is available to everyone in Tennessee and provides the tools needed to prepare for a variety of exams and take studying to the next level.
Rockwood High School Classmates present Principal Alan Reed with a plaque containing the names of every valedictorian and salutatorian from 1920 to the present. "We just think it's kinda unique," said Mary Alexander Kau, who was among those making the presentation.
The project began when Patsy Pierce started collecting names of past graduates.
Kau figured, "Wouldn't it be nice to honor them some way?"
Two Tennessee Tech University students from Roane County are the recipients of nursing awards from the Cookeville-based university.
Nikki Taylor, a 2008 graduate of Midway High School, is this year's recipient of the Whitlow-Crawford Endowed Scholarship.
Amanda Foster is the recipient of the Nursing Development Council Endowment and McSpadden-McNew School of Nursing Endowment.
She is a 2002 graduate of Calvary Baptist School.
Both students are juniors in Tech's nursing program.
Editor's Note: Readers are cautioned that some names may be the same as, or similar to, other members of the community.
Suresh K. Nekuri, speeding Nov. 2. Dismissed Jan. 14, cost to state.
Frederico Martinez, violation of driver license and following too close Nov. 5. Traffic ticket paid Jan. 10.
Eric J. Frilling, speeding Nov. 5. Guilty as charged Jan. 7, convicted.
Amy E. Monday, speeding Oct. 6. Traffic ticket paid Jan. 3.
The 60th annual observance of the National Day of Prayer will be on May 5.
In Roane County, the observance will be marked with a special gathering in prayer at noon at the Harriman Temperance Building.
A Mighty Fortress is Our God, from Psalm 91:2, is this year's theme.
Millions of people are expected to gather in thousands of forums across America for this special event to pray for this nation.
A new bypass on Y‑12's east–west thoroughfare, Bear Creek Road, is now open to traffic.
The segment of road north of Jack Case Center and east of Bear Creek Portal parking lot was completed by Chattanooga's Stein Construction Co. Inc.
John Howanitz, senior vice president for transformation and projects, said Y-12 sought a contractor with infrastructure expertise rather than attempting the work in-house.
He credited Stein Construction with completing the project well within the desired budget and time frame.
It's festival time again in Oak Ridge.
The bands have been selected, the schedule is getting full, and tickets to this year's headliner concerts go on sale May 2.
Tickets will be priced at an early bird rate of $15. After June 6, ticket prices will go up to $20.
Fan favorites The Village People, will take the stage on June 17. The Friday night concert will begin when regional band Dishwater Blonde belts out some funk, rock and soul music.
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Analysis of Radial Artery Catheter Placement by Respiratory Therapists Using Ultrasound Guidance.
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Awareness of the 2010 Guidelines Implemented by the New York State Education Department for Respiratory Therapists in Their Role as Clinical Preceptors.
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Spirometric Standards and Patient Characteristics: An Exploratory Study of Factors Affecting Fulfillment in Routine Clinical Practice.
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Around 5:45 p.m., two men wearing masks forced their way into a home and demanded prescription medication from one of the residents.
One of the men was armed with a semi-automatic pistol and pointed it at a woman in the home, a news release said.
The two men fled on foot.
State troopers, Monroe County Sheriff's Office deputies and U.S. Border Patrol agents searched the area but were unable to locate the suspects.
The two suspects were described as white men in their early 20s.
One of the men was described as approximately 6 feet, 2 inches tall with a thin build and wearing a black-collared zip-up coat with blue jeans that had a white cross stitched on the back pocket. That suspect was wearing a black Under Armor-like ski mask and gloves and was in possession of the firearm.
The second suspect was approximately 5-foot-6 with a medium to heavy build. He was wearing a blue sweatshirt with a picture of the State of Michigan on the back and gray sweatpants and had a covering over his mouth and nose. He also was wearing gloves.
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