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Listening experiments were conducted with a pair of vertically arranged loudspeakers. A group of subjects measured the level of delayed height channel signal at which any subjective effects of the signal became completely inaudible (masked threshold) as well as that at which the perceived sound image was localised fully at the lower loudspeaker (localised threshold), at nine different delay times ranging from 0 to 50ms. The sound sources were anechoic recordings of bongo and cello performance excerpts. At the delay times up to 5ms, source type did not have a significant effect for both threshold results and neither threshold varied significantly as the delay time increased. In this time range the average level reduction required for a full image shift was 6~7dB while that for masking was 9~10dB. At the higher delay times, on the other hand, both thresholds decreased as the delay time increased and the difference between the two sources in both threshold results was significant. Furthermore, the relationship between the two thresholds varied depending on the source type.
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Your drive issue (2001) is probably causing your tapes to get frozen, resulting in no available tapes (96).
So, it seems your drives are NOT fine...
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I will mate next time KORN are in town we will have to meet up. Cheers
On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 2:05 AM,
I wanted to hit Austria to, but doing Rock AM, Download and Milan instead! Still trying to fit one more in.
I think I am most excited for Rock AM because it is sooner, but I think a full set in Milan will just be unreal based on this years set list.
On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 1:19 AM,
I'm so excited already. :) I wanted to see them in Austria but then Download had a better line up, so I'll go there, CAN'T WAIT! If you see them both on a festival and a concert, let us know which was better (guess the Milan show will win ;)
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 8:38 AM,
Haha the things we do for this band!
Next time you stay with me! KoRn party haha
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 8:34 AM,
When I was there in MANCHESTER I couldn't find a B&B, So I slept in a skip, Was not very comfortable, But did the job.
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 7:58 AM,
I cannot wait for the Milan show, the festivals are going to be amazing, but Milan will be the full set list! Which I have seen what they have been doing this week and could not be more excited :)
Also Manchester is the best place, as I am from there ;)
On Mon, May 20, 2013 at 7:37 AM,
So lucky man, They are playing a lot of there old stuff again, I am hoping they will do another arena tour, or some thing like that in the new year. I seen them in MANCHESTER years ago & was the gig eye ever went to.=)
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LAWRENCEVILLE - A Monday court decision invalidating part of the funding for a popular redevelopment mechanism is a "significant blow" for a proposed mixed-use development near Norcross, the developer's attorney said.Michael Sullivan said following a Monday Supreme Court decision that ruled school funds cannot be used for non-educational purposes, the mixed-use OFS project at Interstate 85 and Jimmy Carter Boulevard is on hold. "It's something that took the wind out of revitalization's sails, I'll tell you that," Gwinnett Village Community Improvement District Director Chuck Warbington said. "I'm trying to see through black clouds right now." The ruling concerned the Atlanta Beltline project and other so-called tax allocation districts, which would use increased property taxes for schools, cities and counties gained by redevelopment to pay for infrastructure improvements in the areas. But because property taxes paid to the county school system account for 60 percent of all property taxes in Gwinnett, the decision would significantly increase the amount of time it would take to pay back infrastructure improvements on the land occupied by fiber optics company OFS and at all similar projects. Sullivan said prior to the decision, developer Mallory and Evans was "very close" to filing a rezoning application with the county. "At this point, the project is on hold," Sullivan said. "There may be other ways to fund the massive infrastructure improvements that would be necessary. We're open to exploring any viable options in that regard." Voting in November, nine Gwinnett cities, including Norcross, approved referendum that would allow them to create tax allocation districts. The first time the measure was voted on in the county, it failed. Despite the wrench the Supreme Court ruling threw into the mechanism's usefulness, County Administrator Jock Connell said Gwinnett officials will still push to have voters decide whether the districts should exist countywide on the July ballot. Still, Connell said the court decision makes tax allocation districts less viable. Sen. Curt Thompson, D-Norcross, said he and other legislators are working to write a constitutional amendment that would carve out an exception to the school tax problem and allow school boards to make the decision about the taxes themselves. The amendment could be drafted today and be filed by the end of this week, Thompson said. It would have to go on the November ballot before becoming law. "Everyone recognizes it's a problem," Thompson said of the ruling. Louise Radloff, a longtime member of the Gwinnett County Board of Education who represents schools in the Gwinnett Village CID, said she thinks tax allocation districts have merit. The districts would allow the school system to freeze taxes in areas that were spiraling downward, she said, letting the schools recoup the money in areas that are deteriorating in value. Radloff said allowing school tax funds to go toward redevelopment would pay off for the school district in the long run. "We would make the money back, then more," she said. "We've got to go back to the drawing board and rethink how we're going to turn this community around." The 129-acre OFS project has been compared to downtown's Atlantic Station, and is considered a catalyst project for redeveloping the Gwinnett Village CID. It would have as much retail space as the Mall of Georgia and about 1,000 residential units. Sherry Salyer, an OFS spokeswoman, said the company had no comment about how the Supreme Court ruling would affect the mixed-use project. This is the second mixed-use proposal on the land. In 2006, OFS sued Preferred Real Estate Investments, a Pennsylvania firm that planned to buy and develop the property. OFS claimed the real estate developer did not pay $5 million it owed for the purchase. The case was settled last year. Warbington, with the Gwinnett Village CID, said he was told after a Monday night meeting with Mallory and Evans that the developer was not walking away from the project just yet. If the law does not change to allow increased funding, though, he said the company probably will. "It's a huge disappointment," Warbington said. "This was a real project. It's devastating for revitalization efforts in the southern part of Gwinnett. Without a (tax allocation district), they cannot redevelop the OFS property, period." Warbington said his concern was not only for OFS, but for all other projects in the county impacted by the decision. In Suwanee, City Manager Marty Allen said he still plans to continue seeking a tax allocation district for the Suwanee Gateway, an area near Interstate 85 and Lawrenceville-Suwanee Road. While there is not one developer for that project, Allen said the 500-acre area could still benefit from becoming a district, even if there was a 60 percent reduction from the $35 million the city expected to reap after the redevelopment was complete. Allen said he is still evaluating the impact that reduction would have on the Suwanee Gateway. But he said the city still considers the districts to be "very valuable" tools. "We will be studying it and seeing how to best use it moving forward," Allen said. "It just happened 24 hours ago. We'll evaluate all the potential impacts. It certainly will impact us."
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Preheat oven to 450°F.
Whisk together egg white, buttermilk, flour, salt, and cayenne in a shallow bowl until smooth.
Separate onion slices into rings and pick out the 12 largest, reserving remainder for another use.
Heat 1 teaspoon oil in a 12-inch nonstick skillet over moderately high heat until hot but not smoking.
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Letter: How to make Daylight Saving Time perfectly fair to everyone
Gasoline rationing in the 1970s brought about the odd/even system of fuel eligibility determination according to the last number on your vehicle's license plate: odd number-plated vehicles could get fueled on odd-numbered calendar days, and even-numbered plates on even-numbered days.
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What you need
to know: While new defensive coordinator Joe
Tresey has an impressive résumé of his own,
replacing the popular and successful Wally Burnham
is a tall order. Fortunately, he's inheriting a nice
mix of talent from a defense that finished 10th
nationally in total defense and 24th in scoring
defense. He also gets to coach DE George Selvie, who
passed on the NFL and will again be one of the
country's premier pass rushers. At Cincinnati,
Tresey's defenses were known for their ability to
make game-changing plays, like turnovers and sacks.
Hopefully for the Bulls, he'll rub off on them
because despite the lofty rankings, they had
problems getting to the quarterback and getting many
takeaways. There's too much speed and experience for
that to become a trend in 2009.
Tackles: Jerome
Murphy, 67
George Selvie, 5.5
Interceptions: Jerome Murphy, 2
of the defense: Senior DE George Selvie
Player that has to step up and become a star:
Sophomore CB Quenton Washington
Unsung star on the rise:
Sophomore SS Jerrell Young
pro prospect: Selvie
three all-star candidates: 1)
Selvie 2) Senior LB Kion Wilson 3) Senior CB Jerome Murphy
Strength of the defense:
The defensive line, run defense, team speed
Weakness of the defense: Getting
to the quarterback, creating turnovers
Defensive Line
Projected Starters:
Rather than test the NFL, senior DE
George Selvie opted to return to Tampa for one more
year. The defensive coaches have yet to stop celebrating. One of
the fiercest pass rushers in America, he commands constant
double-teams and is capable of blowing up the other team's
gameplan. At 6-4 and 250 pounds, he has long arms and the sudden
burst off the snap to completely embarrass his man. His numbers
did free-fall last year to 43 tackles, 13.5 tackles for loss,
and 5.5 sacks. Nagging injuries and a ridiculous amount of
attention were factors in the decline in production.
With so many blockers flowing to Selvie's side,
it's time for 6-4, 260-pound senior
Aaron Harris to
capitalize on the good fortune. After a breakthrough sophomore
season, he regressed in 2008, making just 23 tackles, 4.5
tackles and 1.5 sacks. However, he was miscast as an interior
lineman, and will move back to defensive end, where his
quickness and know-how should translate into a spike in
production.At defensive tackle, the program is giddy
over the potential of 6-3, 306-pound junior
Terrell McClain, who's entering his second full
season in the regular rotation. Tremendously strong, especially
in the lower body, he's also surprisingly quick and light on his
feet for an inside guy. He had 32 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss,
and three sacks last season, numbers he's capable of dwarfing in
2009.The biggest unknown along the line is the new nose
tackle, 6-2, 289-pound redshirt freshman
Cory Grissom. Slated
to play as a true freshman, he hurt his ankle early on and opted
to spend the season on the shelf. While still very raw, he does
flash the get-off and intensity that the program demands from
its defensive linemen.
Projected Top Reserves:
Providing breathers to Selvie and Harris on the outside will be
6-5, 260-pound junior
Craig Marshall, a probable starter in 2010. In his first
season out of junior college, he played in all 13 games,
starting two and contributing 19 tackles, 5.5 tackles for loss,
and a sack. He has the potential and athleticism to be an
outstanding pass rusher, but needs to toughen up and improve on
running downs.The program got a major pickup this spring
when superstar recruit Ryne Giddins chose USF.
The 6-2, 235-pounder could've gone anywhere, including USC and
Florida, but he's expected to be an immediate star on the
outside with 4.55 speed and devastating closing ability. He's a
pure pass rusher who could out-Selvie, Selvie by the time he's
done.Somehow, the Bulls need to find a way to get
sophomore DT Keith McCaskill on the field and into the regular rotation. While
only 5-11 and 263 pounds, he has the arms of a 6-5 player, which
allow him to keep blockers out of his space. He's also extremely
quick off the ball, allowing him to beat the other guy into the
backfield. As a reserve in 2008, he played in 12 games and had
six tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and two sacks.
Watch Out For…
the newcomers. South Florida did exceptionally well here in
February, landing a pair of JUCO gems, 6-6, 265-pound end
Jason Pierre-Paul and
6-3, 275-pound tackle
Leslie Stirrups. Both were hotly pursued by SEC and ACC
schools, and will get a chance to play right away. And, of
course, there's Giddins, who should be a superstar.
Stopping the run. This group is outstanding at holding its
ground, filling lanes, and making stops near the line of
scrimmage. The Bulls bring back just about everyone from a unit
that was No. 10 nationally against the run, while allowing less
than three yards a carry.
Weakness: A
consistent pass rush. When Selvie gets shut down, there just
isn't an outlet for the pass rush to lean on. Why shouldn't
opponents double and triple No. 95? After him, the most
disruptive penetrator was McClain, who had only three sacks.
Although a little more production from the non-Selvie pass
rushers would be nice, this still shapes up as one of the top
defensive lines in the Big East, if not the entire country. It's
a salary drive year for Selvie, and the talent surrounding him
is good enough to make life miserable for opposing teams.
Rating: 8.5
Projected Starters:
With two former starters out of eligibility, 6-2, 235-pound
senior Kion Wilson is ready to rise up and become the leader of this unit. He followed
up a solid debut out of junior college with a stellar offseason,
drawing rave reviews from the coaching staff. An instinctive,
nasty tackler from the middle, he had 66 tackles and 3.5 tackles
for loss as an 11-game starter. After serving as a
reserve for the past three seasons and making 16 tackles last
year, 6-3, 245-pound senior
Chris Robinson is
finally ready to grab a starting assignment at strongside. A
natural pass-rusher and good all-around athlete, he's actually
played some defensive end in his career and delivered seven
sacks as a freshman. He's a good candidate on the blitz, but
needs to prove he can also thrive on running plays.At
weakside, 6-0, 230-pound junior
Sabbath Joseph held
an edge coming out of spring. As a backup and a special teams
performer in 2008, he appeared in a dozen games, making 19
stops, two tackles for loss, and an interception. An ace in pass
coverage, the Bulls are hoping he can make strides this summer
as a run defender.
Projected Top Reserves:
At a minimum, 6-3, 222-pound senior
Donte Spires will be
the first linebacker to come off the bench. A heralded recruit
coming out of junior college, he played some in 2007, but sat
out 2008 to concentrate on academics. A quality athlete, who has
shaken off the rust, he's battling Joseph for the job at
weakside.Redshirt freshman
Mike Lanaris is
preparing this season as if he'll be the heir apparent to Wilson
in the middle. A stout and stocky 6-1, 230-pounder, he practices
with intensity and has impressed the coaches with his
Watch Out For…
Wilson. The stage is set for the senior to have a monster final
season in Tampa. The graduation of Tyrone McKenzie clears a path
for Wilson to be the leading man among the linebackers and rack
up somewhere north of 100 tackles.
Range. All four of the primary linebackers slide well laterally
and will make plays wherever they're happening. The program has
never had a shortage of good athletes at this position, with
this year being no exception.
Proven depth. Coming out of spring, none of the three backups
played a single play last season. Not only does Spires need to
be ready for action, but newcomers
Jaquain Williams and
Sam Barrington will
be needed to contribute right away as well.
Outlook: It's
been a tough couple of years for the USF linebackers. Last
season the unit had to be completely revamped, and this year,it
must move forward without its leading tackler, McKenzie. The
Bulls are set inside with Wilson, but they need the outside guys
to deliver in their first season as starters.
Rating: 7
Projected Starters:
Considering the turnover at cornerback, the Bulls did a nice job
of regrouping in 2008. They'll look for similar results this
fall with the insertion of two new starters. Senior CB
Jerome Murphy returns for his second season as a
starter, looking to build on his debut and catch the attention
of NFL scouts. At 6-1 and 190 pounds, he has the size
and hops to cover bigger receivers and the speed to keep
the play in front of him. An 11-game starter a year ago, he had
67 tackles, 3.5 tackles for loss, and two picks.His new
partner at corner will be 5-10, 183-pound sophomore
Quenton Washington,
who's being promoted after making 15 tackles as a backup last
season. He's shown good ball skills early in his career, but
better prepared as opposing quarterbacks look to his side rather
than testing Murphy.Back for his third season as a
starter, 6-2, 205-pound senior
Nate Allen has been a rock for the Bulls at free
safety. More than just a big hitter, who'll step up and deliver
a knockout punch, he's shown a penchant for making big plays and
holding up well in pass defense. As offenses schemed to avoid
him last year, his numbers fell off appreciably to 53 tackles,
two tackles for loss, and a pick.The new strong safety
is expected to be 6-2, 205-pound sophomore
Jerrell Young, one of
the up-and-coming players in the defensive backfield. He came on
late a year ago, finishing with 25 tackles and earning a start
in the team's bowl game. Purely in terms of physical ability, he
possesses the size, speed, and pop to be real good, real soon.
Projected Top
Reserves: While only a redshirt freshman, 6-0, 190-pound
Jon Lejiste has
already risen to No. 2 at strong safety, while earning the start
in nickel packages. A hard worker and physical tackler, he
showed surprising cover skills throughout the spring session.
He'll letter this season, and possibly take over for Allen at
free safety in 2010.
Tyson Butler is only
a sophomore, but he's already the most experienced backup corner
on the roster. That's good for him, but a little unsettling for
the defensive backfield. He played in 11 games, making five
tackles and sticking his nose in on special teams. At 5-11 and
184 pounds, he has adequate and speed to stay with Big East
Out For… a rebound year from Allen. He spent too much
time in 2008 trying to assist the young cornerbacks, but with a
little more stability at the position, can get back to playing
centerfield and making big plays.
Physicality. All of the defensive backs can bring it, especially
the safeties. Receivers better keep their head on a swivel at
all times, because Allen and Young are liable to take it off
with a wicked hit.
Cornerback, after Murphy. Murphy appears headed for an all-star
campaign, but after him, Washington, Butler, and redshirt
freshman George Baker
are unknown commodities. If they're not ready when September
rolls around, quarterbacks will feast on their inexperience.
Outlook: Jim
Leavitt and his staff continue to attract quality athletes to
the secondary, which allows the program to withstand turnover.
Although there's some attrition to address, underclassmen, like
Young and Washington, are prepared to step up and keep South
Florida's pass defense among the league's best.
Rating: 7.5
Special Teams
Projected Starters:
A year ago, senior
Delbert Alvarado pulled double-duty for the Bulls. This
season, he's concentrating solely on being the team's punter. He
has limited leg strength, averaging less than 40 yards a punt,
but has improved as a directional kicker and rarely puts the
ball in the end zone for a touchback. Alavardo was
relieved of his placekicking duties because of the development
of sophomore Maikon
Bonani. He took over as a true freshman after the first two
games, finishing 15-of-21 on field goals and 31-of-32 on extra
points. He did have three kicks blocked, however, and was only
3-of-7 outside 40 yards, so better consistency will be a goal in
his second season.Senior
Theo Wilson is back
to handle punt returns after taking one back for a score in
2008. Senior Jerome
Murphy and junior
Dontavia Bogan will share the responsibility of handling
kickoff returns.
Watch Out For… Bonani's progress. While he was better
than expected right out of high school, he should be even more
effective with that first season in the vault. The Bulls need
more stability at the position after struggling with Alvarado
for a couple of years.
Strength: The
return game. All of that South Florida speed has been a boon to
the special teams unit, especially the return game. Wilson,
Murphy, and Bogan all have the jets to go the distance, showing
big-play flashes a year ago.
Weakness: The
coverage units. After finishing 87th nationally in punt return
yardage defense and 92nd defending kickoffs, the
Bulls need to plug holes in both areas before the start of the
South Florida has the ingredients of one of the Big East's
better special teams units, provided Bonani can avoid a
sophomore slump. Alvarado is a steady punter, and the return
game is capable of taking a couple back for touchdowns.
Rating: 7


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"There are not too many of our relatives left who fought in World War II, and that is what made this country great," Adams said. "And for people to go to a cemetery and steal a marker that indicates that a person fought in World War II, it's not the value of the marker, it's the significance of it."
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San FranciscoArchbishop Riordan High School
175 Phelan Ave
San Francisco, CA 94112
(415)586-8200640 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
CarlsbadArmy and Navy Academy
2605 Carlsbad Boulevard
Carlsbad, CA 92008
(888)762-2338320 students | Gr. 7-12
San JoseBellarmine College Prep School
960 W Hedding St
San Jose, CA 95126
(408)294-92241604 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
Mission HillsBishop Alemany High School
11111 Alemany Dr
Mission Hills, CA 91345
(818)837-5222(Roman Catholic)1634 students | Gr. 9-12
Los AngelesBishop Mora Salesian High School
960 South Soto Street
Los Angeles, CA 90023
(323)261-7124515 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
Los AngelesBrentwood School
100 South Barrington Place
Los Angeles, CA 90049
(310)476-9633995 students | Gr. K-12
SacramentoBrookfield School
6115 Riverside Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95831
(916)442-1255Special Program Emphasis151 students | Gr. PK-8
DowneyCalvary Chapel Christian School
12808 Woodruff Avenue
Downey, CA 90242
(562)803-4076(Christian)710 students | Gr. NS-12
Santa RosaCardinal Newman High School
50 Ursuline Rd
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
(707)546-6470(Roman Catholic)647 students | Gr. 9-12
ModestoCentral Catholic High School
200 S Carpenter Road
Modesto, CA 95351
(209)524-9611(Roman Catholic)369 students | Gr. 9-12
BelmontCharles Armstrong School
1405 Solana Drive
Belmont, CA 94002
(650)592-7570Special Education School245 students | Gr. 1-8
IrvineCrean Lutheran High School
12500 Sand Canyon Ave.
Irvine, CA 92618
(949)387-1199(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)753 students | Gr. 9-12
EncinoCrespi Carmelite High School
5031 Alonzo Ave
Encino, CA 91316
(818)345-1672577 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
La VerneDamien High School
2280 Damien Avenue
La Verne, CA 91750
(909)596-1946944 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
LancasterDesert Christian Schools
44662 15th Street West
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661)948-5071(Christian)1129 students | Gr. PK-12
La VerneFaith Lutheran High School3960 Fruit Street
La Verne, CA 91750
(909)593-4494(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)136 students | Gr. 9-12
El Dorado HillsGolden Hills School
1060 Suncast Lane
El Dorado Hills, CA 95762
(916)933-0100212 students | Gr. PK-8
CarmichaelJesuit High School
1200 Jacob Lane
Carmichael, CA 95608
(916)482-60601064 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
San MateoJunipero Serra High School
451 W 20th Ave
San Mateo, CA 94403
(650)345-8207880 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
NapaJustin-Siena High School
4026 Maher St
Napa, CA 94558
(707)255-0950(Roman Catholic)672 students | Gr. 9-12
OrangeLutheran High School - Orange County
2222 North Santiago Blvd
Orange, CA 92867
(714)998-5151(Lutheran Church -- Missouri Synod)1345 students | Gr. 9-12
NovatoMarin Christian Academy
1370 S Novato Blvd
Novato, CA 94947
(415)892-5713(Assembly of God)142 students | Gr. NS-8
Chula VistaMater Dei Catholic High School
1615 Mater Dei Dr
Chula Vista, CA 91913
(619)423-2121(Roman Catholic)700 students | Gr. 9-12
Santa AnaMater Dei High School
1202 W Edinger Ave
Santa Ana, CA 92707
(714)850-9500(Roman Catholic)2049 students | Gr. 9-12
WatsonvilleMonte Vista Christian School
2 School Way
Watsonville, CA 95076
(831)722-8178(Christian)1060 students | Gr. 6-12
Canoga ParkNew Community Jewish High School
7353 Valley Circle Blvd
Canoga Park, CA 91304
(818)348-0048Special Program Emphasis (Jewish)n/a students | Gr. 9-12
Los AngelesNew Covenant Academy
3119 W. 6th Street
Los Angeles, CA 90020
(213)487-5437(Christian)169 students | Gr. K-12
Union CityNorthstar School
725 Whipple Road
Union City, CA 94587
(510)441-1665(Islamic)123 students | Gr. K-8
SalinasPalma High School
919 Iverson St
Salinas, CA 93901
(831)422-6391555 students | Gr. 7-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
San FranciscoSacred Heart Cathedral Preparatory
1055 Ellis St
San Francisco, CA 94109
(415)775-6626(Roman Catholic)1270 students | Gr. 9-12
AnaheimServite High School
1952 West La Palma Ave
Anaheim, CA 92801
(714)774-7575967 students | Gr. 9-12
All-boys (Roman Catholic)
ChatsworthSierra Canyon School
11052 Independence Ave.
Chatsworth, CA 91311
(818)882-8121986 students | Gr. PK-12
Yuba CitySt Isidore Catholic School
200 Clark Ave
Yuba City, CA 95991
(530)673-2217(Roman Catholic)218 students | Gr. PK-8
RosevilleSt John's School
4501 Bob Doyle Dr
Roseville, CA 95747
(916)786-5400(Episcopal)213 students | Gr. PK-8
San Juan CapistranoSt. Margaret's Episcopal School
31641 La Novia
San Juan Capistrano, CA 92675
(949)661-0108(Episcopal)1179 students | Gr. PK-12
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Tanqueray No. Ten Imperial Shaker by Jason Crawley
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Tanqueray No. Ten Imperial Shaker by Jason Crawley
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• Neiman Marcus
Now that Halloween is over we can get on to the business of Christmas shopping, so let's kick it off with this Gilded Age idea of a cocktail shaker, a highlight of this year's Neiman Marcus Fantasy Gifts catalog and spotted in action by our editor Ariel, who says, "Do you ever feel like your Ramos Fizz just isn't shaken well enough? Or do you have some extra cash lying around and just want a cool new thing to entertain people? The Imperial Shaker is based on a nineteenth-century drawing. It stands five feet tall and is made out of iron, copper, brass, and silver. You know you want it."
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I am not a crafty person. I can't sew, I don't scrapbook, and the scope of most Pinterest-inspired projects is so far beyond my skills they may as well be on the moon. But even I can make candles out of little pumpkins, and given how cute and seasonal these are for the Halloween and Thanksgiving table, I wanted to show you how too. If I can do this, anyone can.
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WHy does the KLR suck so bad? What can make serious improvements?
As has been stated in the thread already, the DR and KLR has comparable power levels, as do a few other dual sport bikes like the XT 660. The reason is reliability and economy. They are designed to be affordable, so they don't use much exotic materials, and most have engines dating back to the 90s or even 80s in original form. They are also built to last, they really only need an oil change at specified intervals to make them last for tens of thousands of miles without issues.
You can spend the money the factory didn't want to spend to increase performance, but usually the cost outweighs the gains. Not familiar with prices abroad, but just reflowing the head costs like 1/6-1/8 of the cost a used bike. A new carb, a few hundred dollars. Lightening the crank for faster throttle response, like a 1/4 of the cost of a used bike. A new exhaust system and carb jet, again, several hundred dollars (which will add 2-3 hp at most). Boring the cylinder, upwards of 700-800 dollars. This assumes that you can do all the mechanical work yourself.
Having spent all that money, you'll end up with a bike that still doesn't come close to a KTM 690, for either power, weight o chassis components (brakes, suspension, wheels). Bascially, you're paying a lot more than it's worth, and it's also an investment you won't recoup when selling the bike.
-edit- well, the poster above basically said the same thing as me. Serves me for not reading the thread properly.
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Tow Boat US idles through the Three Forks Harbor channel on Day Two of the Bass Pro Shops Central Open #2 on the Arkansas River.
Tow Boat US idles through the Three Forks Harbor channel on Day Two of the Bass Pro Shops Central Open #2 on the Arkansas River.
Flight order #1 leaves inspection as Day Two officially begins under rain and overcast skies.
B.A.S.S. staffers stay dry as they inspect boats and inform competitors of their check-in time.
As competitors demonstrate a working kill switch during inspection they receive fan support before take-off.
2012 College Series champion Matt Lee brought 4 fish across the scales on Day One for a total weight of 8 pounds 6 ounces.
Elite Series Pro Kevin Short adjusts his helmet and prepares for running on the Arkansas River under a light rain.
Clay Dyer motions to the camera as he passes through inspection.
Friends and family take photos from the pier.
Fans try to stay dry as the watch their favorites idle into flight position.
Shaye Baker starts Day Two with 5 pounds 14 ounces.
Elite Series Pro Scott Rook finished Day One in the top 50 with a 5 fish limit weighing 10 pounds 1 ounce.
B.A.S.S. staffers work hard to keep 146 boats moving efficiently and safely toward take-off.
Elite Series Pro Pete Ponds begins Day Two in 58th place with 8 pounds 12 ounces.
Inclement weather didn't stop fans from showing their support at the launch.
Day One leader Dale Hightower will be doing all he can to secure a win on the Arkansas River and compete in another Bassmaster Classic.
J T Kenny brought 12 pounds 5 ounces across the stage on Day One placing him in 18th.
Elite Series Pro Dennis Tietje had strong Day One finish with 13 pounds 11 ounces.
Opting not to make a long run early on Day Two, competitors are spotted fishing right outside of the launch area.
Professional fishing starts young as this fan begins his day fishing the end of the pier.


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Fareham, Hampshire (PRWEB UK) 21 May 2014
OKW has added a new 3 module (52.5 x 86 x 58 mm) size to its RAILTEC-B range of DIN rail enclosures.
It extends the range to six sizes from 2 modules (35 x 86 x 58 mm) to 12 modules (210 x 90 x 58 mm).
RAILTEC-B enclosures are highly versatile. Applications include machine-building, automation and electrical control equipment (notably lighting controllers).
Six versions of RAILTEC-B are available (Versions I-V are available in standard or ventilated form):
OKW Sales and Marketing Director Robert Cox said: "The 3 module size is a popular one so we were very keen to add it to the range."
Accessories for the RAILTEC-B range include six sizes of transparent lid (UL 94 V-0) from 2 to 12 modules plus two-piece mounting brackets and PCB screws.
There is a whole range of accessories for Version VI open cases including partition plates, terminal guards (closed, ventilated, block 5.0, perforated) and front panels (Light Grey PC, Transparent Red PC).
Also, RAILTEC-B DIN rail boxes that share common power and data connections can be linked in the same cabinet using RAILTEC-BUS.
The RAILTEC-BUS system can handle maximum currents of 5A and voltages up to 63V.
Components comprise the polyamide BUS support rail (available in two lengths, 250 mm or 500 mm); a PCB BUS rail with five copper tracks; an insulating rail cover and two end caps (left and right handed).
Inside each DIN rail box is a PA connection block with five gold-plated spring contacts and location pips for the PCB.
All the RAILTEC-BUS components can be ordered separately for maximum flexibility and cost effectiveness.
Features of RAILTEC-B DIN rail enclosures:
As well as RAILTEC-B, OKW also offers the RAILTEC-C range which can be fitted to G32 and TH15 rails by specifying a special adaptor.
RAILTEC-C includes versions that are open on one or both sides. There are also the CM modular enclosure sections (both 18 mm wide) that can be clipped together to create the desired size.
OKW's other DIN rail housings are the ROBUST-BOX and TOPTEC ranges plus RAILTEC SUPPORT open PCB holders in extruded or modular formats.
For more information about OKW DIN rail enclosures, view OKW's website or contact Sales and Marketing Director Robert Cox, +44 (0)1489 583858.
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PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- A powder that sickened six employees of a Portland hospital has tested negative for dangerous substances.
FBI spokeswoman Beth Anne Steele says the tests conducted Thursday haven't yet determined what the powder was, but investigators compared it to common dangerous agents and didn't find a match.
Four employees at the Portland Veterans Affairs Medical Center's administrative building and two security workers were affected after an envelope containing the powder was opened Wednesday afternoon.
Spokesman Mike McAleer says "a little soap and water was needed to end the irritation," and most of the employees were back at work Thursday.
The main hospital was unaffected.


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0 comments by BoredGunman on Nov 1st, 2008
I have new songs on my page at youtube. Feel free to check them out.
They are
Toxic Napkins - based off of Frank Zappa's Pink Napkins
(Loop Track) Jam Idea #1 - Lame name, but something I came up with one night.
Post what you think, if you have a youtube account subscribe if you like what you hear
0 comments by BoredGunman on Sep 3rd, 2008
I have a new song freshly recorded. I call it Midnight Dreams. Me and a friend plan on turning it into an actual song. Its not all that great but has a cool sound and feel to it. Reminds me of waking up in the morning after a good sleep.
well, thats it. If you'd like, visit my page on youtube to see a few videos I've made.
Post what you think. Youtube doesnt really allow me to promote my videos, so instead I promote here where I get way more views. Enjoy.


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Beautiful Weather Continues on Thursday
Updated: 04/24/2014 - Sunny skies and below normal temperatures will continue through Thursday.
Updated: 04/24/2014 - Sunny skies and below normal temperatures will continue through Thursday.
Updated: 04/23/2014 - Mostly sunny skies and cooler conditions can be expected on Wednesday. It will be breezy.
Updated: 04/22/2014 - Much warmer conditions can be expected across the area Tuesday afternoon.
Updated: 04/21/2014 - We'll start Monday with mostly cloudy skies and a few left over coastal showers. But we'll see those conditions change as we get in to the afternoon and evening.
Updated: 04/18/2014 - A storm system will bring increasing clouds by Friday afternoon across the area with rain arriving after sunset.
Updated: 04/17/2014 - Slightly warmer air will move into the area on Thursday but clouds will increase.
Updated: 04/15/2014 - A total lunar eclipse was visible overnight in parts of the United States. Watch a time lapse of the "Blood Moon."
Updated: 04/16/2014 - The cold front has moved through the area and rain chances have diminished. Temperatures will be chilly this morning with wind chills in the upper 30s.
Updated: 04/14/2014 - It will remain dry and warm across Eastern Carolina on Monday despite a few more clouds in the sky.
Updated: 04/11/2014 - There is a different perspective of Monday's tornado that tore through parts of Beaufort and Hyde counties.
Updated: 04/14/2014 - Will you be staying up way past your normal bedtime or setting the alarm a few hours earlier? Before you do either, be sure to check out this cloud cover forecast.
Updated: 04/11/2014 - Warm and sunny conditions are on tap for eastern Carolina on Friday.
Updated: 04/10/2014 - Skies will become sunny with warmer temperatures on Thursday.
Updated: 04/09/2014 - Skies will be partly sunny through Wednesday afternoon. A stray shower around sunset will drift in from the northwest.
Updated: 04/08/2014 - Light rain is ending from west to east over Eastern Carolina today. It will be a mild afternoon with highs in the lower 70s.
Updated: 04/08/2014 - The National Weather Service says the tornado packed winds between 111 and 135 miles per hour.
Posted: 04/07/2014 - Showers are likely on Monday with a threat for strong thunderstorms to develop by late in the day.
Updated: 04/07/2014 - Scattered showers will spread across the east Monday and Tuesday as a frontal system moves in from the southwest.
Updated: 04/04/2014 - Want to get even closer to our night sky? Click on over to find times and dates of local star parties in our area.
Updated: 04/04/2014 - Temperatures will soar into the 80s across the area on Friday.
Updated: 04/03/2014 - Another warm day is in store for our area on Thursday.
Updated: 04/02/2014 - Sunny and warm conditions can be expected across our area on Wednesday afternoon.
Updated: 04/01/2014 - Watch the video to see your favorite anchors, reporters and meteorologists show off their moves to celebrate winter's departure.
Updated: 04/01/2014 - The first day of April has warmer weather which will lead to several warm days.
Updated: 03/31/2014 - The National Weather Service confirmed at least two tornadoes touched down near Raleigh Saturday night.


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Happy Birthday, America. God has truly showered His grace upon you as a nation. Many people today take delight in attacking America. Many people castigate the U.S. regularly, spewing hate-filled epithets about our nation. The problem is, the leading America-haters are American citizens. We have so much to be thankful for, yet so many of …
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Jun 04 2013
Money still can't buy happiness: And we finally have a nation that's taking that reality to heart.
What makes us happy? In America, we've been asking this question ever since 1776, the year we declared for "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness." Back then, Americans seeking more happiness had little more than guesswork to go by. Now we have help: a new science of happiness with years of research findings behind …
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May 28 2013
Memorial Day…a day to count our blessings
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May 21 2013
Library hosts program: Riders on The Orphan Train heads to Longview
The Longview Public Library is pleased to host a special program, "Riders On The Orphan Train." The multimedia program tells the story of the Orphan Train experiment from 1854 to 1929. The program will take place in the Library's Moeschle Room at 7pm, Tuesday, May 21. The event is made possible in part by a …
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Apr 20 2013
Let's lace up and keep running: We can't close down the world and huddle in our houses after the Boston Marathon attack.
I started running about four years ago to lose weight. At first I hated it. My lungs burned and my head hurt and every footstep felt like sledge hammers pounding on my calves. I persisted out of stubbornness. I'd bought a good pair of shoes and I didn't want to waste them. A few months …
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Swan Song
Wanted this here and not Face Plant for obvious reasons. I think I'm leaving the Parallel Universe. :cry
25 September, sometime a.m.
I-79 North, West Virginia, mile marker 25, in the median
@ 70mph front tire deflated. :huh Bike tipped right. I stood it up. It rolled violently left and crossed left lane into the median. I tried to stay on top. Bike went down on left side and spun. (EDIT: after looking at the damage, I believe the bike initially contacted left side, I pitched forward and left the saddle, and the bike flipped once to land on its right side. My head was direction of the front which was pointing back the way we had come. The back end planted because everything is bent that way and the seat was ejected.) I ended up parallel to it with the oil pan next to me. I think we slid. :eek1
I asked for a picture of the bike. This is what I got.
I had just cleared a construction zone and must have picked up something. Tire check was good at launch from the cabin in Kentucky. I had stopped for breakfast an hour back and did a walk around prior to rolling. All was good.
No cars around me. Not speeding. No warning at all. Once we stopped sliding I didn't move.
First person on the scene was an off duty state trooper, Bruce. :thumb
I hit the SPOT SOS. (EDIT: You can see it under my right hand in the pic above.) It worked. Dieselwife got notified with one push. :deal She called the ER while I was there. I had put the unit on my belt for the first time just two days ago. It will be there from now on.
I was transported to Charleston General. Bruised but not broken. Everyone looked at me like I wasn't supposed to be here. :norton
True face plant.
Toe of boot gouged.
Because I wrestled her into the median we slid on dirt and not asphalt.
Bike IMHO is a gonner. :hmmmmm It's in a truck heading with me back home.
The violence evidenced on the bike was not transferred to me. [EDIT: but 3 weeks after , I am still extremely sore and the back and chest (with help of their friends, neck and shoulder) are very much protesting the abuse.] I walked out of the hospital less than 24 hours later. Bruises only. Good gear. Rode her all the way down.
Glad to hear you're ok. Sorry about the bike, but they can always be replaced.
Glad your OK. What kind of tire is that? Its hard to see with the web size pictures but it looks pretty new.
AnakeeII. Great condition with less than 3,500 miles on her.
Sheeee-it! Glad you're okay. Testament to you and your gear - well done on all fronts. I hope the recuperation goes quickly and smoothly.
(the visor damage is bad-ass; may want to keep that as memorabilia)
Woof! Man, that sucks, but it's soooooo great you're still here, and not where by all rights you could have been. Good on you for ATGATT. Heal fast. Enjoy this life!
Can you tell us what gear you had on? Seems like quite a fall and relatively minor injuries.
Glad you're alright!! Atgatt huh?
Damn that bike looks bad, good you made it though :eek1
Glad you're ok, man! Sucks about the bike but it can be replaced.... hopefully with another F8 so you stay local. Rest up!
You're lucky dude! Glad you're OK. Too bad about bike.
Holy shit man, glad you came out of this completely intact!!! :clap
Maybe Woody can fix the wheel.... :D
But seriously, have the frame checked for straight-ness and stress cracks, you might be positively surprised. These main frames are really super solid, I have seen 4 of them (one my own white bike) where the stem had been completely ripped out of the triple yet the neck on the frame was fine. Had mine measured on a Compu-track to make sure. That's the one nice thing about those weak suspension parts that BMW uses.:deal
If you don't have insurance or you can buy it back cheaply from them it would probably be worth fixing up instead of buying new. Used parts are available.
Here is a before and after:
I just gotta say what everyone else has said....
Awesome that you are going to be OK :clap
No need to make hasty decisions on anything else!
I'm glad you're ok.:clap:clap
Too bad we lost our long distance test bike,:cry
you don't have to leave the parallel universe.
Well thanks for all the well wishes. :freaky
As to gear I was wearing BMW Street Guard III coat and pants, boots were BMW Savannahs, gloves were BMW winter (Not sure about model), helmet was a Nolan N104. Gloves are AWOL (EDIT: found gloves in riding pants...I had convinced the EMTs to not cut the jacket and coat :thumb). Helmet was two weeks old and will go to my MSF site at SOCOM.
As to fixing her, I may try to buy back but considering age and mileage, that alone makes the damage significant in the "total" or not conversation. We'll see.
It was running great up to the tire failure. Engine does look intact. But almost every plastic part is broken.
With the bag damage, the sub frame must be torqued too. So just a quick estimate tells me several thousand just in what I can see. Even the rotors are bent.....
I'll get her in to the shop and see for sure.
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