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Re: FS MLD, Altra, NB, Merrell, and more
Price drop
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For those others of you that expressed interest in my 9x9, Cody did decide to buy it. Thanks!
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All prices include shipping CONUS. Open to shipping elsewhere, but will increase cost. Let me know if you want a picture of anything and I will post it. Personal Paypal please... Thanks!! Altra...
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I had the following send me an email Billy Smith billywoodgate513 gmail.com with the following text: "I was wondering if you are still in the market in search of the requested parts/i...
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I have a goldish yellow 9x9 from BearPaw wilderness Designs that I would be willing to let go for $80. It has only been used once and has been seam sealed.
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Thanks Aaron! Someone else pointed that out to me as well. I have it on my watch list...
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Russell Mocassin makes a custom minimalist leather hiking shoe or boot that has reports of going 1200 miles on a pair of soles and then can be re-soled. Certainly not as lightweight, but much more...
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Hi everyone !
Here's the latest news over the french forums for DIsneyland Paris future !
Right now as you know they are in the 20th anniversary Celebrations with the brand new Night Time Spectacular DREAMS that i could qualify one of the best in the whole Disney Parks Entertainment . For sure DREAMS has no live Characters like WOC in DCA with it perfectly works with the castle.
DLP already had some little issues with the second star to the right . Anyway...
The SAN ( Asociation of the cities where Disneyland Paris is on ) had to decide what they're gonna get inside the Disney Property and that includes also the Val D'europe .
Disneyland Paris will mainly be focused on adding new shows and attractions to the existing Walt Disney Studios plus a huge Studios Expansion for the next at least 10 years or so .
The Expansion plan will include a new Lake inside the WDS and the WDS would go all the way to the Circle limit with a Disney Themed Hotel .
Philippe Gas ( Euro Disney SAS CEO ) recently announced that Disneyland Paris will get new Hotel Rooms by adding 2 Major Hotels . The Hotels would be one Moderate Resort and a Luxury Resort . This would technically work with the Opening of Village Nature opening in 2015 .
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2. Pop it in microwave for 1 minute over medium heat. Remove from the oven, and stir it well. Repeat the process until chocolate melts.
3. Drop brown sugar in a bowl, and whisk it well. Let it stand for a couple of minutes.
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5. Put sifted flour, cocoa, and baking powder in the bowl. Mix to incorporate.
6. Cut caramello nibbles into pieces, and throw it in the bowl. Fold to spread evenly.
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The study, a multi-center, double-blind, controlled Phase 3 clinical trial in a total of 494 patients, was similar in design to the Company's previous successfully completed phase 3 study in HIV-DSP. Study C119 contained two treatment arms (30-minute and 60-minute arms) for both NGX-4010 and a control patch containing a low concentration of the same active ingredient as NGX- 4010. When looking at the individual treatment arms, the 30-minute group treated with NGX-4010 achieved a 26.1% reduction in pain from baseline compared to 19.1% for the control group (p=0.1) and the 60-minute group treated with NGX-4010 achieved a 32.8% reduction in pain from baseline compared to 30.1% for the control group (p=0.5). Secondary endpoints also did not achieve statistical significance.
Anthony DiTonno, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "We remain focused on our overall goal of achieving commercial launch of NGX-4010 in 2009. We are on track to file a new drug application (NDA) with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) later this year in postherpetic neuralgia (PHN), and are continuing with the Marketing Authorization Application (MAA) under the centralized procedure in the Europe Union where our application for approval was accepted by the European Medicines Agency (EMEA) in September of last year. We expect to consult with both regulatory agencies in the coming weeks to discuss how the results of this most recently completed trial, when taken in the context of the entire clinical development record of NGX-4010, which has been studied in over 1,600 patients, may support gaining an approval broader than the potential PHN indication. "
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It's been nearly a year since echochrome was first revealed during Sony's 2007 E3 Media & Business Summit presentation, but the visually minimalist PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Portable perspective-based puzzle game is finally arriving in the US.
A post on Sony's official PlayStation Blog today has revealed that both versions of the game will be available for download tomorrow for $9.99 each. Both editions can be downloaded via the PS3's PlayStation Store, and the PSP version will also be available through its own PC-based storefront.
Each version of the game tasks players with guiding an artist's mannequin through a series of 56 levels, overcoming obstacles and navigating hazards by repositioning the camera to make areas look safer and more straightforward than they actually are.
The levels included in the PS3 game are different from the PSP levels, and both versions include the ability for players to create their own new puzzles. On the PS3 version of the game, created levels can be submitted to the developers, and the best submissions will then be distributed back to other players for free.
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The short lived Jose Valverde return/experiment for the Detroit Tigers appears to be over. According to Jon Heyman of CBS Sports, the Tigers designated for assignment the 35-year old closer after a stretch of bad outings allowing 11 runs and 6 home runs in 7 1/3 innings. It also appeared more and more likely that Valverde would be shown the door after manager Jim Leyland commented Thursday that Joaquin Benoit would be his closer for the time being. Jose valverde was designated for assignment. #tigers — Jon Heyman (@JonHeymanCBS) June 21, 2013 The Tigers brought back Valverde earlier in the season after Bruce Rondon who was slated to be the closer out of Spring Training had his struggles and was sent back to Triple-A to work out his issues. Upon Valverde's return the closer did very well hitting on 6 of 7 save opportunities while allowing just one run during those 12 innings. However the same mechanical issues returned for Valverde in turn ballooning his ERA to 5.59. Now the Tigers ...
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All it took was one stroke of a pen to re-open the possibility of a crosstown men's basketball series between UW-Milwaukee and Marquette University and, subsequently, re-ignite the flaming rhetoric about a contract that was thought to be all but torn up just a week ago.
With TV cameras catching it live, UWM athletic director Bud Haidet signed the proposed deal drafted last month by MU - word for word, with no revisions - Monday afternoon at the Klotsche Center.
"This is clearly an important issue to our fans and our students and fans of college basketball in the city of Milwaukee," Haidet said. "We're thrilled to be able to make this a reality and really happy that it could get done. Basically we're talking about the exact contract that was sent to us, and I wouldn't expect any problems with that. I'm really pleased and happy to do this."
MU, which received the contract about an hour after Haidet inked it, responded later in the evening to the stunning announcement. All indications are that the contract will be signed on its behalf in the coming days and the rivalry will resume in the 2007-'08 season.
"We're pleased they finally recognized the appropriateness of the contract," Golden Eagles coach Tom Crean said.
Early last week, Haidet announced that the deal, which is for five years and calls for four of the five games to be played on Al McGuire Court at the Bradley Center, was not sufficient from the Panthers' standpoint.
The primary holdup at that time was money, a roughly $20,000 difference between MU's offer and what UWM was seeking.
So into the breach stepped a pair of unidentified UWM donors who agreed to make up the difference in order to complete the deal.
UWM chancellor Carlos E. Santiago, flanked by Haidet and Panthers coach Rob Jeter, made the initial announcement that, because the additional funding had been secured, the proposal from MU was now a viable one.
"I have instructed our athletic director, Bud Haidet, to negotiate the best contract possible for the institution and I'm perfectly satisfied that he did so," Santiago said. "I know that there is a difference in the financial terms between what we had expected and what Marquette has offered. However, I believe that financial difference can be overcome.
"I've talked to both Rob Jeter and Bud and indicated to them that we have donors that I can't identify that are more than happy to provide the difference."
Haidet said two anonymous donors had stepped forward and that the athletic department did not pursue them.
Every aspect of the contract, from the financial terms to which officials would be used in the five games, were agreed to in the language issued by MU.
The five-year deal starts off with three "guarantee" games, where MU pays UWM a flat fee of $58,000 in 2007, $60,000 in 2008 and $62,000 in 2009, for a total of $180,000. The final two contests are considered "home-and home." Each home team keeps all revenue generated by the games.
MU will play host to UWM in 2007, 2008, 2009 and 2011. UWM's lone home game would take place in 2010 at the U.S. Cellular Arena. A preliminary date of either Nov. 30 or Dec. 1, depending on the availability of the evening time slot at the Bradley Center, was given for the 2007 contest.
Should one institution break the deal, the other receives $50,000 in compensation.
Big East referees will be used in the first four games, and the 2011 game will feature Horizon League referees.
MU and UWM haven't played each other since Dec. 8, 1998. The Golden Eagles lead the all-time series, 34-0.
Though a completed deal would effectively bring the saga to an end, the bitter feelings stirred by the negotiations might not be so easy to mend.
Santiago was clearly disappointed in certain features of the contract, such as how the visiting team, which UWM will be in four of the five games, receives just 50 complimentary lower-level tickets and the option to purchase 250 upper-level seats, presumably for students. The chancellor also was miffed at how the tug-of-war was played out in front of the media, something he said Marquette initiated this summer by going public with the first deal.
Jeter had been vocal last week regarding his hopes that the deal could somehow still be worked out.
Not even the harsh words exchanged on talk radio after UWM said the deal was a no-go could halt the determination to, somehow, seek a resolution that would leave both sides in agreement.
"I don't think I reconsidered anything," Jeter said. "From the beginning I've said this was something that we definitely wanted to work through and make sure it worked for both ends.
"I understand the position that both sides are in. We just feel fortunate enough that we were able to get it done. That's what it's about."


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The S&P 500 closed at an all-time high yesterday, but don't tell that to individual investors. Looking at the latest sentiment figures from the American Association of Individual Investors (AAII), bullish sentiment dropped from 32.4% down to 29.6%. This is the lowest weekly reading of bullish sentiment since 5/8. While the 2.7 percentage point decline in bullish sentiment wasn't necessarily large, it is notable due to the fact that there are now fewer bullish investors (29.6%) than bearish investors (29.9%). The last time this happened was also back in May.
Normally, when the equity market is making new highs you expect to see bullish sentiment rise along with it. Not so in this bull market. In what has been a trademark of the last five years, investors with bad memories of the bear markets in 2000 and 2008 are determined not to make the same mistake again. Therefore, the higher equities go, the more nervous they become.


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So I pulled the bike apart today and found some tell tale signs of what my research has told me is a failed balance shaft seal. The front carb intake had a good bit of oil on it with some pooling beneath the carb. So, I made a two hour drive to the closest KTM dealership, picked up the new seal, and installed it tonight.
I capped the crankcase breather hose fitting on top of the air box and placed a seperate filter on the hose itself in order to prevent any further oil intrusion into the airbox.
Additionally, the BMC air filter looked pretty dirty so I cleaned it (currently drying).
I also noticed the PO put a filter on the carb breather hose (the bike has 1 x capped tube on each carb, with the remaining 2 x tubes joining to a T-fitting. From the T-fitting it goes to a small filter). Anyways, that filter was insanely dirty, smashed up, and straight nasty so I replaced that.
Hopefully, once the filter dries and I get the bike back together, these changes will fix the problems.
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Businesses study countries and their markets as they ponder which international markets to enter.
They often ask such questions as:
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• What is our market niche?
• How do we reach our target market?
• What will our brand look like?
• How will we manage our partners and channels?
But also, firms rarely ask the uncomfortable questions that follow.
(1) Security — What problems will we face regarding security of our personnel, belongings, safety of ideas and documents, in addition to the much-sought-after intellectual property security. If we're negotiating distribution in Bulgaria and we have to worry about street bandits in downtown Sofia, will we be comfortable going there repeatedly?
(2) Money flow — Can we get control our money freely? Can we take our money out of this country?
Are there currency controls that will stop us? Will it be too costly to get your money out of the country or, alternatively, is this country a safe place to leave our money? If we leave our money here, is it insured? Does the interest rate rival that of other markets? If we leave it in the bank, how do we know the bank is sound?
(3) Foreign corrupt practices act — This governs company and executive behavior overseas, specifically related to bribing and facilitation payments.
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Once we go overseas, we awaken the U.S. government and they're watching what we do. How closely will we be scrutinized and how much will it cost to make sure we are in compliance? Is it being assumed that we are in business with corrupt people? In our example, we need to find out the U.S. government's perception of Bulgaria.


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Audit is first to address presidential artifacts
Most presidential archives at risk
The National Archives and Records Administration considers the inventory of about 500,000 artifacts at the nation's presidential libraries — with 100,000 at the Reagan Library alone — to be a lower priority than the 9 billion presidential papers and records entrusted to the overstretched federal agency, said Susan Cooper, spokeswoman for the National Archives.
"All advice should be accompanied by a check. It's very easy to say, You need to worry about your collections,'" Cooper said, referring to a recently released critical audit from the National Archives inspector general, "but if we don't have the funding to do that, you can't."
The audit examined the management of presidential artifacts at six presidential libraries: Franklin D. Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, Gerald R. Ford, Ronald Reagan, George Bush and William J. Clinton. It reported that, in part because of a lack of consistent rules on how to handle the artifacts and too few staff members to itemize them, major weaknesses in inventories exist at most of the presidential libraries.
At the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and Museum in Simi Valley, there was a "universal breakdown in controls" that exposed the library's vast gifts and artifacts collection to potential theft, "the scope of which will likely never be known," according to the audit.
The Reagan Library has the largest collection of all the presidential libraries, with five archival and museum staff members.
"When you have limited staff, a lot of time is spent on putting together exhibits," Cooper said. "There isn't the luxury to put a moratorium on creating exhibitions while we do an inventory of the artifacts."
Reagan Library officials would not comment on the audit.
In addition to funds raised by foundations that support presidential libraries, about $58 million is budgeted for all 12 presidential libraries annually, said Sharon K. Fawcett, assistant archivist for Presidential Libraries, before a House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform earlier this year.
Among other programs and services, the National Archives also pays for security, building maintenance and environmental and safety controls, she said.
Since the audit, additional museum staff members have been hired at the Reagan Library to manage the artifact inventory, Cooper said. They have begun to implement recommendations from the inspector general by creating a plan to systematically identify and inventory every artifact in storage and on display. It is not known how long that will take.
The National Archives Presidential Libraries administers the presidential library network and is ultimately responsible for maintaining presidential documents, gifts and artifacts. The handling of the nation's presidential artifacts has been inconsistent and uncontrolled for decades, the audit said.
The audit suggests that museum staff remove some items that contain no historical value. Duplicated items like campaign T-shirts or bumper stickers, for example, could be removed from the collection.
Few guidelines
While there are some limited guidelines at the National Archives level, the audit is the first document that specifically lays out how presidential libraries should handle artifacts. Prior to the audit, completed in October, nothing existed as a guide on how to handle a backlog of artifacts. Neither the Presidential Records Act nor the Foreign Gifts and Decorations Act details how to properly itemize and store presidential artifacts, which accumulated in greater quantities during the Reagan presidency than any previous administration.
"The artifacts need to have safe housing with inventory control so we know where everything is, but there's a difference between dealing with artifacts and the huge amount of paper documents that must be released to the public," Cooper said.
In addition to the estimated 100,000 artifacts, the Reagan Library houses more than 55 million pages of gubernatorial, presidential and personal papers and 1.5 million images, as well as film. Detailed rules exist for handling documents, including standards for retention, custody and control of records; security measures; and inspection of documents.
Reagan Library officials have used the 100,000 figure for artifacts since 1991, when the items came from the White House Gift Unit database, a paper-based system that saw to the disposition of gifts while President Reagan was in office.
The Reagan Library used the Gift Unit information to make an educated estimate of the number of artifacts for determining storage space needs. The data was never intended to be used as a concrete inventory control number, the audit said.
Those gifts — from international dignitaries, heads of state and the general public — have remained in a cataloging limbo since President Reagan left office in 1989.
The Gift Unit data included tens of thousands of items that were sent to charity, identified as perishables or otherwise not transferred to the National Archives. Many of the entries in the White House database consisted of multiple objects, such as the tea cups and saucers, but were recorded as one item: a tea service.
Changes in 1997
Until 1997, items inventoried were written down on paper, with one sheet staying with the gift and another placed in a file cabinet. The process was cumbersome, and often multiple entries existed for the same gift, or one entry was made from several gifts.
Then in 1997, the National Archives introduced a computer system for all libraries. The system was meant to make it easier to catalog artifacts, with a description of the gift, when it was given to the president and from whom. However, because of the existing backlog, thousands of entries still remain to be entered.
The National Archives also established in 1997 a curatorial unit, and professional museum procedures were put into place to better account for the gifts as they were placed into courtesy storage, Cooper said.
Today, all artifacts and gifts received from the White House by the curatorial unit are housed with appropriate care to ensure their physical security and preservation, said Allen Weinstein, archivist of the United States, in a recent statement.
"This will provide the National Archives with a full catalog of artifacts that will enable extensive management controls from the inception of the library," Weinstein said.
However, that system wasn't used as a transition for any presidential library through the Clinton Library.
In the history of presidential libraries, the first that will have a smooth inventory transition will be the future George W. Bush Presidential Library.
Basement storage
After the president's tenure, the custody of artifact records is transferred to the Archivist of the United States. In 1989, Cooper said, the National Archives stored artifacts, along with the documents, in a temporary facility for several years while the Reagan Library was built.
The gifts were then shipped to the library, where they were stored in a security-controlled basement, about the size of the footprint of the library. In the following years, the only real inventory that museum staff conducted was for the highly valued items, Cooper said.
The Reagan Library's artifacts have been sitting in boxes and shelves in the basement since they arrived in 1991, only surveyed to create new exhibits.
Former docent Dee Rickards said she wasn't surprised to hear of the results of the audit.
"From day one it's been confusing down there," Rickards said. "Frankly I'm surprised that something bigger hasn't happened."
Rickards, who volunteered at the library from 1991 to 2005, noticed unpacked boxes, rows and rows of gifts that appeared to be disorganized and haphazardly labeled for years.
"It was just all sort of put in, not in any particular order that I could see," she said.
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New in version 1.4January 12th, 2012
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- The dot_ast backend includes a new --compress option to draw a program's AST with "uninteresting" nodes elided.
- Two new performance benchmarks are included in the distribution.
- The median absolute deviation has been added to the set of statistics that can be gathered.
- Timed loops are more precise.
- Various bugs have been fixed.
New in version 1.3 (May 11th, 2011)
- A new paraver back end generates logical-time traces for the Paraver visualizer.
- A new libsea_ast back end generates a description of a program's AST for interactive 3-D rendering with the Walrus visualizer.
- The RECEIVE statement can now propagate scopes either source-to-target or target-to-source, as necessary.
- Sets of tasks can be let-bound to an identifier for convenient reuse.
- Programs can compute coordinates, neighbor sets, and distances on 1-D/2-D/3-D mesh, torus, and now partial torus topologies.
- Many-to-one and many-to-many multicasts are now supported by the C+MPI back end.
New in version 1.1 (April 30th, 2009)
- Version 1.1 of coNCePTuaL is largely a bug-fix release -- lots of
- tiny, little bug fixes that impact primarily the coNCePTuaL build
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'Cars': The Unseen Credits
Some unexpected tips of the hat lie within "Cars'" credit roll.
By Patrick Day, Times Staff Writer
June 11 2006
http://www.latimes.com/Clocking in at just under two hours, Pixar's latest computer animated epic "Cars" is a tad longer than the usual family entertainment, so by the time the final credits roll, parents may be hustling their squirming children toward the exits. Savvy parents, however, will stick around, because the animators at Pixar have become masters of post-show entertainment, tacking on bonus bits of animation while their credits roll up the screen. While we wouldn't dream of spoiling the surprises at the end of "Cars," we direct your attention to a few lines mixed in with the credit roll that that might otherwise go unnoticed, the following section for instance:
Sheriff .Michael WallisBesides the usual roster of movie stars like Paul Newman and Owen Wilson lending their voice talents to this production, Pixar drafted several notable names from the automotive world to give their film a whiff of authenticity (or as much authenticity as a cartoon about talking cars can have). Racing legends Richard Petty, Darrell Waltrip, Dale Earnhardt, Jr., Mario Andretti and Michael Schumacher all make audio cameos as various racing machines and Petty's real-life wife Lynda voices his wife on the big screen as well
The King .Richard Petty
Darrell Cartrip ..Darrell Waltrip
Rusty Rust-eze .Tom Magliozzi
Dusty Rust-eze Ray Magliozzi
Mrs. The King .Lynda Petty
Junior ..Dale Earnhardt, Jr.
Michael Schumacher Ferrari ..Michael Schumacher
Mario Andretti .Mario Andretti
Additionally, Pixar used the vocal talents of Michael Wallis, expert on the famed vacation highway, Route 66, and author of the book "Route 66: The Mother Road," and brothers Tom and Ray Magliozzi, hosts of the nationally syndicated radio show "Car Talk."
Special Racing Consultants...Paul NewmanTucked between the special racing consultant credits for Fox Sports director Artie Kempner and NASCAR racer Jerry Nadeau, is Paul Newman. Since 1972, Newman has been racing professionally in addition to his acting career and the oldest driver ever to be associated with a winning team when he won the 24 Hours of Daytona race in 1995.
Characters Manager Jay WardThough it's not the same Jay Ward of "Rocky & Bullwinkle" fame (they're not even related), Ward gained notoriety in his own rite for co-founding the acclaimed Northern California hot rod shows Billetproof and Asphalt Invitational, as well as Pixar's own company picnic-***-car show Motorama.
Production Babies .Given a special mention in the credits, the 76 children born to members of the "Cars" crew from the start of production in late-2001 until earlier this year,. Most popular baby name? Michael the only name used twice in the list.
Executive Team .Steve JobsYes, that Steve Jobs. Though Pixar got its official start in 1984 as George Lucas' computer effects department, Apple Computer co-founder Jobs purchased the company two years later for $10 million. They won their first Oscar the next year for the short film, "Luxo Jr."
A Special Thanks to Those Who Inspire Us on Route 66 "The Mother Road"...Following a two month-long family vacation across the country, director John Lassetter insisted that his core production team travel Route 66 with him to study the land and its inhabitants. Along the way, they stopped at every mom and pop joint they came across. A few of the highlights:
Devil's Rope Museum, McLean, TX: Billing itself as "The Largest Barbed Wire Historic Museum in the World," the museum and library of barbed wire literature features exhibits such as "Warwire," which highlights the more vicious uses of the stuff, and the Barb Wire Monument, consisting of two 370 pound balls of barbed wire atop limestone pedestals.
Midpoint Café, Adrian, TX: Located exactly 1139 miles from both Los Angeles and Chicago, the Midpoint has been in business since 1928 and is famous for its "ugly crust pies." How ugly is the pie crust? So ugly they have to tie a steak around it just to get the dogs to play with it.
Jack Rabbit Trading Post, Joseph City, AZ: One of the classic Route 66 curio shops, the Jack Rabbit attracted vacationers for hundreds of miles along the highway with its signs of hopping rabbits and a dancing cowgirl. When they finally reached the store, all they saw was the now-famous bright yellow "Here It Is" sign. Visitors can have their pictures taken riding the 12 foot tall jack rabbit in front of the store.


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Nexus 5 photos appear in Russia
It would seem that the LG-made Nexus 5 is ready to launch in several European countries as it's appeared in Russia (today) as well as France and Italy over the past several days. What we're seeing today is a back view as well as a right-side view and a couple of front views of this soon-to-be-revealed machine, also known as one of the most leaked smartphones of the year, easily. Here we're finding a slightly modified smartphone lockscreen as well.


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Six people facing trial for a peaceful protest at the London arms fair have been told that the charges have been dropped, only days before they were due in court.
At the Conservative Party conference in 2011, David Cameron told a lie in his speech. This is not a claim I make lightly.
"Superglue protesters avoid jail" declared a headline on ITN this week. As one of the protesters in question, I'm pleased to report that we didn't only avoid jail. We were acquitted.
Christians acquitted of aggravated trespass say their trial has raised issues about the way that police are deployed at the London arms fair.
Christians on trial for a peaceful protest against the arms trade have spoken about the presence of illegal torture equipment at the London arms fair.
The URC has become the first denomination to express support for Christians about to go on trial in London for protesting against the arms trade.
US Christian leader Tony Campolo has given his backing to five Christians who are on trial for blocking an entrance to the London arms fair.
In Britain we now have Armed Forces Day, but no specific day to mark or encourage peaceful conflict resolution or transformation.
Former Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, says the trial of five Christian protesters in London should trigger public debate about the arms trade.


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Super Junior member Kim Hee-cheol [Asia Economic Daily]
Super Junior member Heechul (Kim Hee-cheol) has joined the cast of variety show "Family Outing" and will make his first appearance in the program this weekend, according to broadcaster SBS.
SBS announced in a press release Thursday that the 26-year-old singer will be appearing in a special "Family" episode as a friend of Girls' Generation member Yoona, who is a regular on the show.
The pop idol, who has also acted in dramas and hosted radio programs, is said to have shown great humor and energy throughout the show's taping.
"Family Outing" had been one of the most popular variety shows in Korea since its premiere in June 2008. With Korea's top emcee Yoo Jae-seok and singer Lee Hyori leading the star-studded cast, the show had once recorded viewership ratings of over 30 percent.
However, the 'reality-based' variety show came under scrutiny early last year when one of the scripts was leaked on the Internet and fans found that the show was pre-scripted. As the show started to suffer from declining ratings, the producers abruptly ended the first season run.
In a bid to transform the show's image and regain its popularity, the second season kicked off last February with an entirely different line-up which includes TV personality Kim Won-hee, actor Yoon Sang-hyeon and boy band members Taecyeon and Jo Kwon.
Heechul (Kim Hee-cheol) will be appearing in the show starting May 2.
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The nine-day festival, now in its 11th year, is one of the nation's three major international film festivals.
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Nueces County grand jury declines to indict man on murder charge in Flour Bluff shooting
CORPUS CHRISTI - A Nueces County grand jury declined to indict a Corpus Christi man Thursday on a murder charge related to the first homicide of the year at a Flour Bluff apartment complex.
Patrick Dwayne Todd, 22, was arrested Jan. 1 in the death of Leonard Jones, 35, who was shot about 3:30 a.m. in the parking lot of Aztec Manor Apartments in the 1000 block of Behmann Street.
Jones was taken to an area hospital where he died of gunshot wounds to the chest, Nueces County Medical Examiner's Office officials said.
Otis Todd Sr. has said his son isn't the kind of person who would provoke a fight, but if he felt threatened he would fight back. He last saw him New Year's Eve and his son said he was frustrated about trouble at the apartment complex and planned to move out the week Jones was killed.
"I'm happy he is a free man," Otis Todd said. "He was threatened and provoked ever since he moved over there. I believe it was self-defense."
Otis Todd said his son's life was threatened and has heard rumors that it again was threatened.
"He might need to leave this town," he said.
There had been a number of break-ins at the complex, which prompted Todd to install a video surveillance system at his apartment, one camera aimed at the front door and another at the back door, his father has said.
Assistant District Attorney Mike McCaig presented the case to the grand jury, which took most of the afternoon, he said. He tried to contact several of Jones' family members, but could not reach them, McCaig said. Todd faced a motion to revoke his five-year probation in an unrelated 2011 case for aggravated assault causing serious bodily injury, a second-degree felony, and burglary of a habitation, a first-degree felony.
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Kropp: Lin, other top juniors, testing their games in Futures events
Denis Lin usually has his hands full playing against nationally ranked juniors in tournaments all over the nation. That doesn't mean the Thousand Oaks High senior won't test his game against tougher competition.
Lin, ranked No. 6 in Southern California in boys' 18 singles and No. 8 in the nation, journeyed to Costa Mesa last weekend to play in the USA F23 Futures singles qualifying tournament. In addition to Lin, Thousand Oaks' Kyle McMorrow and Marcos Giron were also among the 128 players at Costa Mesa battling for spots into the main draw.
Futures are entry-level professional tournaments. The next level up is challengers, then regular ATP Tour events. The Futures circuit has been in Southern California this month. Claremont had a tournament two weeks ago. This week, a Futures event will be played in Irvine. Laguna Niguel is the following week.
Lin turned in a respectable performance at Costa Mesa, winning his first two matches before losing in Round 3 to the No. 1 seed, Jonathan Kinsella of Great Britain, 7-6 (4), 6-3. McMorrow and Giron also won their first two matches before losing in Round 3. The week before at Claremont, McMorrow qualified and played in the main draw.
"I played in Futures last year and the year before," Lin said. "I just want to see how good these guys are."
Paul Steele, director of tennis at Sunset Hills Country Club, is familiar with the competition in Futures.
"Players there fall into three categories," Steele said. "Most are in college, or top juniors like Kyle, Denis and JT (Sundling), or guys who are right out of college trying to make their mark in the world. They're awfully good."
Steele believes it is a wise move for top juniors to play Futures events.
"Absolutely," Steele said. "For those guys, because their level is so high, for them to play the next level up is really good. It is the perfect jump for them to play (those events)."
Lin, who plans to play in the qualifying for this week's Futures event in Irvine, spent a busy summer traveling throughout the country playing junior tournaments. His destinations included Michigan (Junior Nationals), New Jersey (U.S. Junior International Hard Court Championships), Illinois (Junior Davis Cup), Florida (USTA National Clay Court Championships) and Texas (training).
Lin had a respectable showing in most of those tournaments. He had victories over top juniors like Walker Kehrer and Alex Lompart, both ranked in the top 30 nationally in boys' 18s. He also reached the finals in doubles at the New Jersey tournament.
"It was fun (playing in New Jersey)," Lin said. "I went by myself and stayed with a host family."
As Lin enjoys his senior year at Thousand Oaks High, he is also looking down the road. He intends to play tennis in college and is considering three schools — Stanford, Harvard and Princeton.
Passing shots: Giron, who is just a sophomore in high school and ranked No. 13 in the nation in boys' 16 singles, defeated a college player from the University of Virginia last weekend at Costa Mesa in his second-round qualifying match. Playing in the main draw at the Claremont Futures event, McMorrow lost his first-round match to seventh-seeded Adriano Biasella of Italy in three sets, 3-6, 6-1, 6-2. Thousand Oaks' Alex Sundling played in the qualifying last week at Costa Mesa and was eliminated in the second round. ... Sivan Krems of Thousand Oaks turned in a strong performance at the 24th annual Los Caballeros Junior Tournament in Fountain Valley. Krems, seeded No. 6 in Girls' 14 singles, upset No. 1 seed Alyssa Smith of Laguna Niguel in the semifinals, 4-6, 6-4, 6-1 last Sunday. Coming back a few hours later, Krems lost to No. 2 seed Coy Jones Hunter of Los Angeles in the final, 6-2, 6-1. Billy Pecor of the Weil Academy in Ojai reached the semifinals, but lost to No. 1 seed Denis Nguyen of Anaheim in Boys' 16s ... New Mexico State senior Stefan McKinney (Rio Mesa High) will compete in the singles qualifying for the 2008 NCAA D'Novo All-American Championships in Tulsa, Okla., on Oct. 9-12. This tournament is essentially the NCAA nationals of the fall season, which helps determine some of the national rankings heading into the main spring season. ... The Oxnard Tennis Center will host one of several College & University Fall Scholarship seminar on Thursday, Oct. 2, at 6:30 p.m. The seminar is open to players, parents and coaches. ... A total of 81 players are entered in the Harbor Days Tournament at Port Hueneme, which begins Saturday.
Key dates: USTA Pro Circuit — Mercedes-Benz of Calabasas Men's Pro Tennis Championships (Challenger), Oct. 13-19.
— Keith Kropp writes on tennis for The Star. E-mail address: firstname.lastname@example.com.
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We have all of our adult dogs on site, they are family pets and hunt seasonally with Bradley and our boys in a local hunt club here in North GA. All of our adult dogs have had professional hunt training and also are well socialized to children as well as other dogs. We enjoy the process of raising puppies here with our family and it is a joy to connect with others who love the Brittany breed. Whether you are a previous Brittany owner or if you are new to the breed we would love the opportunity to talk with you and answer any questions you may have if your are interested in a Britanny puppy!
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Submitted by: Bob & Susan Hunter on Oct 07, 2014We have owned Brittanys for 12 years, so this is not our first. Our experience with Georgia Mountain Brittanys was 100% great. The puppies are so well cared for, and the records are kept perfectly. Emily provides all the information you could possibly need, and seems to just love each and every puppy. We have never dealt with a better breeder, and are super satisfied with our pup. She is spunky, curious, and just down right adorable. Bonnie Blu is 11 weeks old now, and we fully expect to have a superior hunting dog.
Submitted by: Jodie Brown on Oct 06, 2014We loved working with The McEntyre family to get our Brittany puppy. They were very quick to respond to inquiries and questions. The puppies were loved and provided excellent socialization by the McEntyre children! The puppies were healthy, socialized and beautiful. We had a very positive experience choosing a puppy from Emily and Bradley and would not hesitate to refer friends to them who might want a Brittany.
Submitted by: Cindy and David on Oct 06, 2014Emily and Bradley McEntrye are great breeders. Our dog, Abby was well socialized and cared for during her time at Georgia Mountain Brittanys. Emily McEntyre was great about communication, sending pictures, and videos of the puppies. The McEntrye's provided all veterinary records, bloodline records, and AKC registration papers. Abby has been a good addition to our family. Our experience with Georgia Mountain Brittanys was positive from start to finish!
Submitted by: Laura Stille on Oct 03, 2014We had a terrific experience with Georgia Mountain Brittanys and just love our new puppy, Annie, which we purchased in September, 2014. She is an exceptional dog already; incredibly smart, healthy, trainable, and very, very well socialized. It is obvious that she has been around children and other dogs and fit right in with our family and adult male Brittany. Annie learned the sit and stay commands at 9 weeks on the first training attempt! Emily was fabulous to deal with throughout the whole process, updating us with photos and providing all the necessary paperwork and helpful information upon purchase. Definitely recommend this breeder!
Submitted by: DOROTHEA HASSELL on Sep 23, 2014The McEntyre's puppies are exceptionally well socialized. From early on, the children play with the puppies, giving them plenty of human love and attention. Upon picking up your pup, the breeders provide you with a little starter kit, as well as a small bag of toys and a piece of blanket with the dam's scent. They were flexible, allowing us to visit our pup several times.
Georgia Mountain Brittanys is the opposite of a puppy mill. At 9 weeks, our Britt is a quick learner and is already showing all the signs of a hunter.
Submitted by: Larue on Sep 22, 2013I searched for a long time before I found someone I was comfortable getting a puppy from their business. Emily McEntyre was great to work with and I have a wonderful, sweet, smart female puppy to love. My puppy, Maddie, is 3 months old and is already learning to fetch as well as other basic commands. She loves to 'play' learning games.
Emily kept me informed of the litter's progress in the weeks leading up to my picking up Maddie. She sent pictures so I already had a connection to my puppy. Emily went over all the care and needs of my Brittany before I left and provided me with complete records.
Breeders I have dealt with in the past were out of the picture as soon as I drove off with a puppy; not Emily. She cares about her dogs and has emailed me, requesting pictures and updates. She wants to know that the puppies are doing well. I have never had that had that before and it makes me feel even better about my experience with GA Mountain Brittanys.
Submitted by: Angela on Aug 20, 2013Emily and Bradley were so easy to work with. We kept in touch just about every week until our puppy was born. Emily sent updates and pictures so that we could watch our baby grow which made us feel involved even though we do not live close to each other. I would recommend Ga Mtn Brittanys hands down to anyone looking to adopt such a special breed.
Submitted by: Carter and Kim on Jan 20, 2013Our experience with Georgia Mountain Brittanys was positive from the start to the finish. Emily and Bradley are very involved with the puppies and maintain a clean family environment.
It was nice to be kept updated with pictures of our puppy until we could pick her up. We picked up Dixie Belle in June, 12 and traveled in an RV for 6 weeks. She was house trained by the time we arrived back home. She is very quick to learn, some commands have seen results within 6-8 attempts. Dixie is now 9 months and she is a wonderful companion. If we were looking for a Brittany, we would definitely use Georgia Mountain Brittanys!
Submitted by: GENEPreziosi on Dec 21, 2012Sopphie is now 8 months old and continues to be a great joy to Amy myself and Suzel(Our ShiPoo). From the day we brought her home, she has been the hit of our area. In fact, the first seven days were highlighted with each evening cocktail party hosted by neighbors.She is now welcome in seven homes and she takes advantage of their properties and homes.
We thank you for the professional manner in providing our ownership of this wonderful Brittany. We couldn't be more pleased. I will continue to provide you with photos.
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Submitted by: Cathy Woodruff on Dec 01, 2012Our sweet Bella is the delight of our household. She stole our hearts when we visited to see Belle + Buster's April 2012 litter. Emily and Brad were good enough to send us updated photos and videos of our selected puppy, as we anxiously ticked off the weeks until we could bring Bella home with us. At age 2 months Bella pointed a butterfly. Now 7 months old, she becomes more beautiful every day. She chases birds and squirrels, and she plays basketball--only because a basketball is the smallest ball that she can't sink her teeth into (several punctured balls around our house). She is a very energetic puppy, yet when exhaustion overcomes her, she is a loveable snuggler. Her vet thinks she's perfect and so do we.
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