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I'll stick with "Electrical Wiring For Dummies". Oh, wait, is that on the recall list?
Ha hahahahaha. Interesting. I was just mentioning, to a friend, the other day (yes I actually have "a" friend). There is an electrical wiring book at "Home Depot" On the cover of the book is a picture of an electrical receptacle. Here is the "kicker". The neutral wire and hot wire are being connected to the same side. Hahahahahahahaha. Even funnier. I preesented the book to the "Electrical Associate" and he had no idea what was wrong with the picture.
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Tell the kids thay have to have an education to get a job. Educate our foreign competitors at the same schools sitting next to our own students for free. Then ship the jobs overseas to these same students that were educated for free. Now tell the student here in the US if you don't pay your loan with a job that dosen't exist we are going to destroy your credit before you even get started. Now the banks own you.
Perhaps one day politicians will do the right thing and solve a problem for the right reasons instead of playing kick the can…one day maybe…
You forgot the other ingredient, underfund public universities to the point where tuition doubles every few years AND length of time to graduate increases.
Just kills me. I went to the University of California in the 70′s when tuition was 20 times less than today ( about $700/year.. Part of the problem stems from the university itself. Prop. 13, lower state tax revenues and a continuing program of tax cuts (but local fee increases), high administrative salaries and administrative bloat combined with the edifice complex, lots of new buildings put up. A near half billion renovation of Cal's Memorial Stadium and sports complex. REALLY?!?!? from a university holding more Nobel Prizes than all but a few countries? the perversion of the NCAA into a money monster with multi million dollar coach salaries is also a factor.
Late Governor Pat Brown's original vision has been devastated and lumbers along like a crippled elephant. At the height of of the original program – low cost college education for all – was one of the main ingredients that built Silicon Valley and made the entire SF Bay Area one of the hottest business centers in the world. We are now in a state of genteel poverty and unless this trend reverses itself the consequences will be calamitous.
Everyone talks about supporting business. The greatest thing to support business is a large number of college educated future employees. When companies push for lower taxes we all suffer.
From the NY Times
"in 2009, after an intense lobbying campaign led by Apple, Cisco, Oracle, Intel and other companies, the California Legislature reduced taxes for corporations based in California but operating in other states or nations. Legislative analysts say the change will eventually cost the state government about $1.5 billion a year. " (How Apple Sidesteps Billions in Taxes April 28, 2012)
and speaking of suffering… more from that same article.
" A mile and a half from Apple's Cupertino headquarters is De Anza College, a community college that Steve Wozniak, one of Apple's founders, attended from 1969 to 1974. Because of California's state budget crisis, De Anza has cut more than a thousand courses and 8 percent of its faculty since 2008.
Now, De Anza faces a budget gap so large that it is confronting a "death spiral," the school's president, Brian Murphy, wrote to the faculty in January. Apple, of course, is not responsible for the state's financial shortfall, which has numerous causes. But the company's tax policies are seen by officials like Mr. Murphy as symptomatic of why the crisis exists.
"I just don't understand it," he said in an interview. "I'll bet every person at Apple has a connection to De Anza. Their kids swim in our pool. Their cousins take classes here. They drive past it every day, for Pete's sake.
"But then they do everything they can to pay as few taxes as possible."
Still, some, including De Anza College's president, Mr. Murphy, say the philanthropy and job creation do not offset Apple's and other companies' decisions to circumvent taxes. Within 20 minutes of the financially ailing school are the global headquarters of Google, Facebook, Intel, Hewlett-Packard and Cisco.
"When it comes time for all these companies — Google and Apple and Facebook and the rest — to pay their fair share, there's a knee-jerk resistance," Mr. Murphy said. "They're philosophically antitax, and it's decimating the state."


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In a break from the contemporary focus on the law's response to inter-racial crime, Heather Douglas and Mark Finnane examine the foundations of criminal law's response to the victimization of one Indigenous person by another. Against the changing background of settler encounters with Australian Indigenous peoples, they show that the question of Indigenous amenability to imported British criminal law in Australia was not resolved in the nineteenth century and remains surprisingly open. Through a study of the policing and prosecution of Indigenous homicide, the book demonstrates how criminal law is consistently framed as the key test of sovereignty, whatever the challenges faced in effecting its jurisdiction. Drawing on a wealth of archival and case material, the authors conclude that settlers and Indigenous peoples still live in the shadow of empire, yet to reach an understanding of each other.
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text: LANGFORD, BC - Canada's Women's Fifteens head coach Francois Ratier has announced his long list of players selected for the upcoming Women's Rugby World Cup campaign.Forty-one players from across the country have been selected to attend a two-week training camp beginning next week at Shawnigan Lake School and the Canadian Rugby Centre of Excellence in conjunction with a two game Can-Am series. Games will be hosted at Shawnigan Lake School on April 15 and at Westhills Stadium on April 19. This selections camp is in preparation for the 2014 Women's Rugby World Cup to be hosted August 1-17 in Marcoussis and Paris, France. They will also play in a two-game series against the USA in April and will then be selected for a three-game tour to New Zealand in June . "It will be great to see all the talent that will be here from across the country," said Ratier. "This is a very gifted group of ladies we have to select from this year. It will be a tough decision, but in the end we will come out with the strongest team possible leading us to the World Cup in August." Veteran Kelly Russell, who is currently in China with the Women's Sevens team, is looking forward to the development she has been seeing in the fifteens program. "We had a big group of new players capped last year, and it is great to see the dedication and hard work these girls have put into getting here," the Bolton, Ontario native said. "It is going to be a great camp, and I can't wait to see all the hard work I know has been dedicated, paying off out there on the field." With eleven newly capped players last year, Canada's Women's program is booming with new talent, showing the rapid growth of the women's game. "It really shows how much the sport is progressing; the level of talent and skill we have invited to this camp is excellent," said Rugby Canada's High Performance Manager Steve Lancaster. "With so few opportunities to showcase their skills, these players are primarily responsible for training and preparing for the international fifteens program on their own. From a high-performance perspective, it is great to see these players working so hard to ensure they are ready for the huge year of international women's rugby ahead of us in 2014." This two-week camp is the only opportunity these athletes have to show off their hard work and skills in hopes of being selected for the New Zealand tour and ultimately the 2014 World Cup. Rugby Canada would like to thank Shawnigan Lake for their support and the hosting of our athletes during this training camp. The entire CAN-AM Series will be streamed LIVE from Shawnigan Lake School and Westhills Stadium in Langford. 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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — On a three-meet road trip to the Golden State, the Lobos came away with some golden results.
The University of New Mexico's track and field team registered strong marks at three meets this weekend, as they shined at the Mt. SAC Relays, the Bryan Clay Invitational and the Beach Invitational.
The Lobos, in particular their distance runners, performed superlatively on the three-meet trip to Southern California, as they continued to gain progress in several events and improve across the board.
New Mexico's distance standouts tallied some of the most outstanding results of the weekend, with most at the Bryan Clay Invitational in Azusa, Calif.
Of the 16 harriers competing at the Bryan Clay Invite, half claimed new personal records, with a couple more just seconds from achieving new lifetime bests.
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Leading the charge — figuratively and literally — on the men's side were eight runners in the 1,500-meter run and another in the 3,000-meter steeplechase.
In the 1,500, Ross Matheson claimed the top UNM finish in 3 minutes, 43.27 seconds, setting a new personal record and moving to ninth all-time at New Mexico in the event. He was just the first of many Lobos in the event, however, with seven more finishing behind.
Finishing back-to-back were Peter Callahan and Alex Cornwell, who placed 13th and 14th, respectively. Callahan tallied a new career best in 3:44.05 and Cornwell finished in 3:44.19.
Jake Shelley (16th place, PR of 3:44.59), JP Cordova (24th, PR of 3:47.04), Adam Bitchell (29th, 3:48.40), Patrick Zacharias (50th, PR of 3:53.64) and Elmar Engholm (52nd, 3:53.99) also ran for UNM.
Graham Thomas set a new lifetime best of his own in a winning performance in the steeplechase. Despite falling twice in the last lap, Thomas emerged victorious in 9:20.38.
On the women's side, the Lobos were paced by two more personal bests in the 1,500. Suzi Boast (4:23.65) and Calli Thackery (4:23.87) went 4-5 in the event, with Tamara Armoush (eighth, 4:25.77) and Amber Zimmerman (ninth, 4:26.95) setting PRs.
Nicola Hood came within two seconds of setting a new lifetime best in the steeplechase, but instead snapped up a new collegiate best at 10:26. Her runner-up showing also broke the previous meet record of 10:35.03 set last year.
Nicole Roberts also raced in the steeplechase, finishing sixth in 10:52.40. Hood and Roberts now rank second and sixth, respectively, in UNM history in the event.
Chloe Anderson was the last Lobos to compete at the Bryan Clay Invite, where she won the 800 in 2:09.14, outdueling 68 competitors for the victory. Her PR is 2:08.08.
The Lobos also received some strong performances from the sprinters, jumpers and relays at the other two meets of the three-meet trip, the Mt. SAC Relays and the Beach Invitational.
At the Mt. SAC Relays in Walnut, Calif., three distance runners posted third-place finishes in their respective events, with Luke Caldwell headlining the effort in the 5,000.
Caldwell finished in 13:33.28 in the invitational section of the 5,000, placing third overall. He now owns two of the top-three times at UNM in the 5K, including the school record of 13:29.94.
Donovan Torres nabbed a PR in the 10,000 in 30:21.92, and Heleene Tambet claimed her own lifetime best in the 10K in 35:06.56.
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Outside of the distance runners, however, most of the Lobos competed at both the Mt. SAC Relays Thursday and Friday and then at the Beach Invitational Saturday.
Charles Lewis took full advantage of his opportunities, racing to a sixth-place time of 52.07 in the 400 hurdles at Mt. SAC before turning around and clocking a winning time of 51.70 in the invitational 400 hurdles at the Beach.
Similarly, Ridge Jones race the 100 in 10.72 at Mt. SAC and lowered that to 10.69 to take second at the Beach, while Logan Pflibsen cleared 16-6 ¾ in the pole vault at Mt. SAC for sixth before tying for 10th at the Beach.
The women's 4x100 meter relay team of Kayla Fisher-Taylor, Peri Moran, Haley Sanner and Brittany Myricks recorded strong times at both meets, too, finishing seventh at Mt. SAC in 46.60 and winning at the Beach in 46.63.
Other strong results from the Mt. SAC Relays came from Myricks in the 100 (11.84) and Nathalie Busk in the pole vault (T-9th, 12-7 ½).
At the Beach Invite, Mustafa Mudada in the 400 hurdles (fourth, 52.89), Kendall Spencer in the long jump (third, 24 feet, 11 inches) and Reneilwe Aphane (third, 50-1 ¼) in the triple jump performed well for the men in the individual events.
The men's 4x100 relay team of Spencer, Jones, Mudada and Chris Kline finished sixth in 41.60.
The women were led by Jannell Hadnot's win the triple jump, where she leaped 40-6 ¾. Aasha Marler was fourth with a distance of 40 ½ that moves her to eighth in school history.
Additionally, Marler (third, 12.01) and Fisher-Taylor (eighth, 12.16) produced in the 100, as did Sanner (10th, PR of 1:02.14) in the 400 hurdles and Annie Stirling (T-11th, PR of 12-6) in the pole vault.
Anderson added a seventh-place time of 2:09.15 in the invitational section of the 800, as well.
The Lobos will head back to California next weekend as they compete at the Brutus Hamilton Open and Challenge hosted by Cal April 25-26.


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The group turned over its initial report after working to find options besides civil commitment after offenders serve their jail sentence.
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- In Vila Olimpia
- Pinheiros Sport Club (1.9 mi / 3.1 km)
- Ibirapuera Park (2.1 mi / 3.3 km)
- Jockey Club (2.4 mi / 3.8 km)
- Professor Aristoteles Orsini Planetarium (2.5 mi / 4 km)
- Shopping Vila Olimpia (0.5 mi / 0.7 km)
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- Junior Suite, 1 Queen Bed with Sofabed, Non Smoking
- Senior Suite, 2 Single Beds, Smoking
- Superior Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
- Business Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
- Superior Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Smoking
- Luxury Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Smoking
- Senior Suite, 3 Single Beds, Non Smoking
- Luxury Suite, 1 Queen Bed, Non Smoking
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- This hotel has 97 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 23 floors
- Check-in time starts at 2 PM
- Check-out time is noon
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- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
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- Children (7 years old and younger) stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding
- Parents must have child's birth certificate and photo ID *
- Pets not allowed
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free wired Internet access in rooms
- Free self parking (limited)
- Accessible parking
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- Free buffet breakfast
- Restaurant
- 24-hour room service
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Business center
- One meeting room
- 24-hour front desk
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Luggage storage
- Elevator/lift
- Disabled parking
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
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- Air conditioning
- Minibar
- Iron/ironing board (on request)
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- Balcony
- Private bathroom
- Shower only
- Hair dryer
- Cable TV channels
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Parents traveling with a child under 18 must present the child's birth certificate and photo ID (passport for foreign visitors) upon check-in. If only one parent or legal guardian is traveling with the child, that parent or legal guardian must also present a notarized consent of travel signed by both parents. Visitors who plan to travel with children should consult with a Brazilian consulate office prior to travel for further guidance.
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You'll be asked to pay the following charges at check in or check out:
- Tourism fee: BRL 2.20 per person, per night
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Rollaway beds are available for BRL 60 per night
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In recognition of his long and distinguished career conducting research, providing instruction and applying practical solutions in the field of ground control. Dr. Bruce Hebblewhite has had a long and distinguished career conducting research, providing instruction and applying practical solutions in the field of ground control. His career began in the 1970's at the University of New South Wales and University of Newcastle upon Tyne where he studied mining engineering. After graduation, Dr. Hebblewhite worked from 1977 to 1995 for the Australian Coal Industry Research Laboratories (ACIRL); first as a project engineer performing roof control, numerical modeling and other geotechnical investigations, and then as a manager of the geo-technical and other areas. In 1995, Dr. Hebblewhite became a Professor and the Kenneth Finlay Chair of Rock Mechanics at the University of New South Wales, teaching mining rock mechanics and related mining engineering subjects to undergraduate and postgraduate students. From 2003 to the present, Dr. Hebblewhite has been the Head and Research Director of the University of New South Wales's School of Mining Engineering, and also, he is presently the Executive Directory of Mining Education Australia. Throughout his career, Dr. Hebblewhite has produced an outstanding publication record that contains numerous books, articles and papers in the ground control area. Specifically, Dr. Hebblewhite's publication record has spanned 35 years where he has authored 71 and co-authored 37 referred and invited papers. In addition, he has authored 14 and co-authored 12 published conference papers and reports. These publications have covered a wide range of ground control topics, including: underground pillar design, roof bolt design, rib support, thick seams, weak strata, horizontal stress, subsidence, seismicity, etc. Further, Dr. Hebblewhite has authored in excess of 400 confidential consulting reports for clients in the UK, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, China and North America. Dr. Hebblewhite has been active in Australian and international professional societies related to ground control including a period as President of the Mining Interest Group for the International Society of Rock Mechanics (ISRM) from 2004 to 2011, and as a member of the Australian Geomechanics Society. Bruce has also been active in promoting ground control publication through membership on the editorial and/or organizing committees of the International Ground Control in Mining Conference and the Australasian Ground Control in Mining Conference. So, based on the depth and breathe of his ground control knowledge as well as his educational and applied activities and accomplishments in the ground control area, Dr. Bruce Hebblewhite has been selected as the 2012 recipient of the Syd S. Peng Ground Control in Mining Award.
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In the scheme of things, Kia vehicles haven't been sold in the U.S. for very long. The South Korea automaker has definitely made up for lost time, though, by offering a wide range of extremely affordable, feature-packed machines. While these cars will never be mistaken for being high-end cars, they typically offer a great deal of value. In comparable brands, finding vehicles that include many of the same features will set you back by a lot more money. Another way in which they save money is through low insurance premiums. The average yearly cost to insure cars from this make is $1,436.24, and it is ranked 12th on a list of 36 makes. If you'd like to own a car that won't cost an arm and a leg to cover, this may be right automaker for you.
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A Saudi-Palestinian blogger. Leftist. Passionate about political and civil rights and liberties.
Latest posts by Hadeel Mohammed
25 September 2013
Blogging for Freedom on Saudi Arabia's National Day
Saudi Arabia marks its National Day on September 23. Bloggers share their hopes for a nation which respects and embraces its people and their aspirations.
22 September 2013
Saudi Arabia – Where You're Shot and Sentenced for it
Jalal Al-Qattan was shot in the stomach during a protest in Qatif last year. He has since been arrested and sentenced to three years. Netizens react.
14 September 2013
Man Killed as Saudi Arabia Continues Hunt for 23 "Wanted" Persons in Awwamiya
Ahmad Al-Mislab, 19, was killed when Saudi forces stormed Awwamiya, looking for eight out of 23 people "wanted" by authorities, who remain at large.
19 August 2013
Saudi Judge to Jailed Activist: You Need a Lawyer? Aren't You a Man?
Umar Al-Saeed is the youngest ACPRA member to face trial and imprisonment for his opinions and activism. He is in jail because he refused to be interrogated without a lawyer.
10 August 2013
Saudi Arabia Continues to Fight Human Rights Organizations
Saudi Arabia has blocked the Adala Center for Human Rights from operating legally in the Kingdom. Other human rights organisations are not faring better.
29 July 2013
Saudi Security Forces Burn Down House and Cars in Awwamiya Raid
Abbas Al-Mazraa and six of his brothers were arrested in Awwamiya today. The raid resulted in the burning of the family's house and cars.
9 July 2013
Saudi Families of Detainees Mark 'Third Detainees Day'
Families of Saudi detainees marked the Third Detainees Day to protest the arbitrary detention of their loved ones. Saudi Arabia is one of the few remaining absolute monarchies in the...
25 June 2013
Saudi Forces Hunt and Kill 'Wanted' Protester in Residential Area
According to netizen reports, Saudi Emergency Forces entered residential areas in the eastern city of Qatif over two nights, and opened fire. An innocent bystander was killed on the first...
4 June 2013
Saudi Prisoners On and Off Hunger Strikes
The Twitter account dedicated to Saudi Civil and Political Rights Association (ACPRA ) member, Mohammed Al-Bjadi, @FreeAlbjadi, published two letters written by Mohammed Al-Bjadi in prison last year. The letters...
3 June 2013
Saudi Youth Arrested for Allegedly "Insulting Religion"
Two young Saudi men were arrested in Riyadh by the Committee of the Promotion of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (CPVPV) for allegedly insulting religion. One of them, Bader...


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El Vasa De Oro Food
Hi everyone,
I know about their beer, but what food do they do well? The foie the make looks REALLY good.
Hi Smokin, I was waiting for Those Who Have Been There to post but in the meantime, please enjoy some pictures from Encantadisimo's collection. I really wish I knew who this person was and how he/she gets around to all the best places in Spain and Portugal! On my list of food to eat, I have the foie a la plancha, solomillo a la plancha con pimientos del Padron (the tenderest beef fillet cubes grilled with small green peppers), croquetas, morcilla, and granjero (toast with special filling). Tapas range from € 4.50 to € 15.00. Enjoy.
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You're most welcome, Smokin! Glad you are enjoying the pictures. They are very helpful.
<<you have to order with a purpose at Vaso >>
I was telling my son about the protocol at Bar Pinotxo and El Quim. He said he should bring his "ninja attitude". Whatever that is, I hope he remembers to bring it to El Vaso de Oro too! I've read that you should position yourself near the grill area so that you can snap up the goodies as soon as they are done. I think the Chowhound regulars are laughing at us :-) I'm laughing too.
Are you going in the summer or September?
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I'm laughing WITH you. I don't have a strategy purr say at El Vaso de Oro. I try to get a couple of dishes then move outside.
For very different reasons, El Vaso and Euskal Etxea and the Celta - all not far apart - are pre-dinner tapas hops. I enjoy stopping by but never make a meal out of any of them. It is just hard to stick around for long in the crowded narrow space of El Vaso.
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Oh yeah It would be a quick hit no doubt.
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We'll be there in 1 month and I'll do my best to send word afterwords whether the ninja attitude worked - or not :-)
When traveling with the young or the old, I try to eat at non-popular hours, in order to avoid the crowd and to minimize my child's indignity at being smothered by someone's sweaty armpit. My game plan for that day is to hear the choral mass at the Santa Maria del Mar church (stop by Euskal Extea), lunch on arroz negro at Kaiku, visit the acquarium, hang out at the beach and finally, attempt snacks at either El Vaso de Oro or La Bombeta. I've made reservations through atrapolo.com for Kaiku.
Parigi, what do you mean by <<get a couple of dishes then move outside>>? Do they let you stand outside the restaurant and eat?
We were just there in March and thought the food was really good. Husband decided their patatas bravas were the best of our entire trip. As with many places in Spain, it helps to know what you are going to ask for when you order ('order with purpose' is a perfect description) and a good position helps too. We were lucky enough to get one stool right near the grill (I sat, husband stood), after arriving a little bit 'early' (saw it mentioned on another post while planning - can't recall if it was 7:45 or 8:45 that we got there....I'm thinking 7:45 -- I highly recommend going early to get a seat.).
Right off the bat we ordered beers and a plate of machego (with marcona almonds). That gave us a chance to get started, look at the menu, and also to see what looked good coming off the grill. We then ordered the patatas bravas and the solomillo -- but didn't realize until after we received it that they also had it with the foie -- we kind of kicked ourselves for missing that! Don't worry -- we made up for that during the rest of the trip!
About that time a really nice older lady took a position behind the bar in front of us, and was super friendly - chatting with us, making sure we were enjoying everything, offering suggestions, and telling us about her visits to the US. We were having such a good time (and had such a great position at the bar) that we made an evening of it. Also tried the croquetas and this fried sausage that was HEAVENLY! (They are in a case right by the grill - laying on pieces of bread - they take them to the back to fry them up. Served with tomato slices.)
Someone in the thread mentioned taking his daughter - for about 20 minutes I had a 7 yr old sitting next to me while the dad enjoyed a beer and a little nibble while waiting for a stack of hot dog sandwiches to go -- family friendly!
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Very useful intel! Thanks MesaChow.
re: MesaChow
Thanks Mesa!
If we are in position to do so, I think we are going to stop here on the early side.


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Lobos Drop 10-5 Contest to CSU; Honor Seven Student-Athletes
Saturday's game was all about UNM's departing seniors
Big Blasts by CSU Prove Costly for the Lobos
Saturday is Senior Day and the Lobos will honor seven players following the 1 p.m. contest with the Rams
New Mexico Edged by Bulldogs, 2-1
Kaity Ingram recorded a hit to extend her hitting streak to eight games
Lobos Shut Out by Fresno State, 3-0
Kaity Ingram extends her hitting streak to seven games as she records UNM's lone hit of the night
New Mexico Travels to Fresno State for MW Series
The Lobos and Bulldogs play Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Dog Diamond in Fresno, Calif.
Lobos vs. Colorado State May 11, 2013
The Lobos dropped a 10-5 decision to CSU on May 11, 2013 for its final game of the season. UNM honored seven players following the game.
Lobos vs. Colorado State - May 9, 2013
The Lobos opened a three-game series with Colorado State on Thursday, May 9
Lobos vs. UTEP (DH) Wednesday, April 24
The Lobos swept UTEP at home on April 24
Lobos vs. Nevada - Sunday, April 21
Photos from the final contest of a three-game series at home against Mountain West foe Nevada on April 21
New Mexico hosts Nevada, April 19
The Lobos hosted Nevada on Friday, April 19 for the first of a three-game Mountain West series
LOBO CAREER NOTES: Came to UNM after playing two seasons at Pima Community College where she earned All-America honors her sophomore season and was a two-time Academic All-American...played two seasons as a Lobo -- 2011 and 2013, taking a redshirt in 2012 due to a shoulder injury...started every game in her two seasons at UNM, a total of 101 contests...made a majority of her starts at third base, but also started at second base, shortstop, left field and center field...a versatile slapper with a career batting average of .293, recording 95 hits in 324 at-bats... scored 39 runs and drove in 23, and recorded 12 stolen bases...three times in her career recorded hitting streaks of eight games -- once in her junior season and twice as a senior...a team leader on and off the field...her focus, drive and incredible work ethic earned her the respect of her coaches and teammates...a special education major, Kaity earned the Mountain West Scholar-Athlete award and was an Academic All-MW honoree twice and a National Fastptich Coaches Association All-America Scholar Athlete in 2011.
SENIOR YEAR (2013 - RS Sr.) - Missed 2012 with a shoulder injury and rejoined the Lobos' lineup in 2013...started all 56 games at five different positions: 36 starts at third base, 11 at second base, five at shortstop, two in centerfield and two in leftfield...was third on the team in batting average with a .285, recording 49 hits...had four doubles and three triples and drove in 10 runs...had six stolen bases...twice recorded eight-game hitting streaks in 2013, the last beginning April 14 and ending on May 4 and featuring 13 hits - including three doubles and one triple - and one RBI...finished ranked fifth in the Mountain West for total plate appearances with 197 and was seventh for at-bats with 172...led the Lobos and tied for fifth in the MW for most triples with three...defensively, led the Lobos in assists (105) and fielding double plays (10) and finished third and tied for ninth in the conference in those respective categories...earned the Lobos' Defensive Player of the Year Award...Mountain West Academic All-Conference spring 2013...2012-13 MW Scholar-Athlete.
JUNIOR SEASON (2011)- Started all 45 games at third base in her first season with the Lobos and compiled a .931 fielding percentage...hit .303 as the leadoff hitter, with 46 hits on 152 at-bats...had three doubles, a team-best (fourth in the Mountain West) three triples, and notched 13 RBI...stole a team-best six bases on nine attempts... recipient of the MW Scholar-Athlete Award with a 3.58 GPA...recipient of the MW Academic All-Conference Award for spring 2011...National Fastpitch Coaches Association All-America Scholar Athlete.
PIMA CC-Played the 2009 and 2010 seasons at Pima Community College for head coach Armando Quiroz...earned All-American honors as a sophomore...made First Team All-America for the National Fastpitch Coaches Association and was a Second Team All-America selection for the NJCAA...hit .467 as a sophomore with 90 runs scored, 51 RBIs, 14 doubles, 11 triples, five home runs and 32 stolen bases...she led Pima CC to a 57-11 record and were conference champions...as a true freshman, Ingram hit .438 in 60 games played with 51 runs scored, 25 RBIs and 17 stolen bases...other junior college awards include being named a two-time NFCA West All-Region and All-ACCAC selection and earned the "Girls Got Game" NFCA award for the 2008-09 and 2009-10 years...named a two-time Academic All-American...earned the Distinguished Academic All-American award in 2009-10...made the Pima CC Athletic Directors honor roll both years and graduated with a two-year degree with honors.
HIGH SCHOOL-Played softball and soccer at Catalina Foothills High School in Tucson, Ariz...won three state championships in soccer from freshman thru junior seasons...played softball for head coach Trent Emenecker and soccer for head coach Charlie Kendrick...was a 4A All-Star Team selection in 2007...earned Second Team All-Southern Arizona honors and was named to the All-Tournament Team at the Badger Classic...her soccer awards include being named Second Team All-Kino Region in 2006-07, All-Arizona First Team in 2007-08...received the High Achiever Award by the Arizona Republic as a senior...member of the National Honors Society...four-time AIA Scholar Athlete...Foothills Student Athlete of the Year in 2007-08...received the Nicholsan Scholarship (club soccer), which is given to one player in the Tucson Soccer Academy who shows hard work on and off the field.
PERSONAL-Born Oct. 20, 1989 in Salinas, Calif...daughter of Bob and Kelly Ingram...has one sibling, Jeff Ingram...grandpa, Jerry Tollefson, played basketball and tennis at Sacramento State...majoring in special education...favorite athlete is Tim Tebow...favorite food is pasta...hobbies include hiking, reading, spending time with family and puzzles...restarted a Fellowship of Christian Athletes chapter at UNM along with teammate Jordyn Bledsoe in fall 2011.
CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS - as of May 11, 2013
Hits: 4 (vs. Nevada 4/20/13)


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The pre-login message you see at the console screen is useful in multi-user Linux environment for various purposes. It can contain important messages for users to be aware of when they are logging in. In Linux, the pre-login message to be shown at the console screen is specified in /etc/issue file.
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This is a test message. Current date: \d Current time: \t System name: \s Architecture: \m OS build info: \v Hostname: \n Kernel: \r Number of logged-in users: \u
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As I said in the last Ravens Q&A earlier this season, the best thing about facing the Ravens is having an excuse to talk football with Aaron Wilson. He covers the Baltimore Ravens for the Carroll County Times and the Annapolis Capital, and the NFL for Scout and FOX Sports. His previews are always worth […] [Read More]


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Everybody Walks
Everybody Walks in Berkeley
Start the New Year with a new healthy tradition. Be part of "Everybody Walks in Berkeley!" Sponsored by the City of Berkeley, Berkeley Unified School District, BEST, Walk & Roll Berkeley, and Berkeley community residents, "Everybody Walks in Berkeley" days is the first Wednesday of every month.
To participate, simply:
Walk to school
Walk with your dog
Walk to work
Walk on errands
Walk for fun
Walk up and down the stairs
Walk for recreation
Walk in the rain
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Walk to the library
Walk at lunch and on breaks
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The benefits of walking include improved health. Lack of physical activity is an important contributor to many of the most important chronic diseases including heart disease, diabetes, colon cancer, and high blood pressure.
· In 1998, there were 474 deaths in Berkeley due to chronic disease, representing 68% of all deaths in the city and accounting for over 950 years of potential life lost.
· Among preventable causes, only smoking kills more Californians annually.
Lack of physical activity, along with poor nutrition, is a major contributor to the growing epidemic of obesity in the United States.
· 45% of women and 60% of men in California were overweight in 2001.
· An additional 19% of women and 17% of men in California were obese in 2001.
· National data indicate that about 15% of children aged 6 through 19 are overweight, tripling since the 1960s.
Most Americans of all ages are physically inactive. Throughout the 1990's, only about 1 in 4 Americans met federal exercise guidelines.
· The Centers For Disease Control (CDC) recommends at least 30 minutes of moderate intensity exercise—such as brisk walking—five days a week, or at least 20 minutes of vigorous intensity, high-aerobic exercise three days per week.
· The CDC reports that nationwide 29 percent of all students, kindergarten through 12th grade, don't attend physical education classes.
· When asked how they would improve their health, 43% of 400 Berkeley residents surveyed in March of 2000 said they would be more active. Over 40% of Latinos, 35% of African Americans and 26% of Whites stated they were not active for more than 10 minutes a day at least 3 days a week.
Chronic Disease, Obesity and Inactivity are financially costly. Typical annual costs for California adults include:
· Physical inactivity: $15.8 billion
· Obesity: $6.6 billion
· Overweight: $2.2 billion
There are benefits for small increases in physical activity. An 11-year study of over 10,000 people showed that even moderately improving one's fitness could substantially reduce the risk of death from cardiovascular disease and cancer. Every little bit counts. You don't need to get your exercise all at once.
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Catan World Championship (CWC) Pre-Qualifier - PAX East
Catan World Championship (CWC) Pre-Qualifier - PAX East - Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Boston
Fri, Apr 11, 2014 (12:00 AM) - Sun, Apr 13, 2014 (12:00 AM)
Mayfair Games, is proud to host a Pre- Qualifier tournament for the Catan World Championships (CWC) 2014. Players will compete to win a trip to Origins 2014 to play for a seat in the CWC. The trip to Origins will include double occupancy hotel, a four-day badge to Origins 2014 and $150 towards transportation cost. The tournament will run Friday, April 11 and Saturday, April 12. The semi-finals and finals will be on Sunday, April 13. Location TBA. Sign up will be at the show in the Table Top Tournament Area. Players must be 18 years or older, and U.S. citizens.
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'CPN-Maoist would boycott CA election'
GULMI, DEC 11 - At a time when the major parties are trying to forge consensus for national government, CPN-Maoist Spokesperson Pampha Bhusal said that her party would boycott the election that would be held by the major three parties.
Bhusal further claimed that the parties would not be able to release the constitution even in a decade as the leaders of the political parties are much focused on their vested interest rather than the development of the nation.
Addressing a press conference organised by Revolutionary Journalists' Association at Tamghas in Gulmi district on Tuesday, Bhusal accused the major three parties and Samyukta Loktantrik Madhesi Morcha (SLMM) of jeopardizing the political system of the country.
Moreover, Bhusal claimed that her party would neither be a part of the government formed by the three parties nor would it take part in the Constituent Assembly (CA) election held by them.
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Miami Law professor Charlton Copeland led a panel discussion providing insight into the world of legal academia to aspiring law professors at the 88th Annual National Bar Association (NBA) Conference hosted at the Fountainbleau Hotel in North Miami last week. Focusing primarily on practicing attorneys interested in entering the teaching academy, it is no surprise why the NBA – the nation's oldest and largest association of predominately African-American lawyers and judges – sought Professor Copeland's expertise.
As an experienced professor of seven years who was awarded tenure by the University of Miami on June 1, Professor Copeland has an admirable reputation among students and peers. Along with four fellow panelists, he ensured the crowd of hopefuls that educating students in the craft of law requires more than being a decorated attorney.
Professor Copeland made it a point to emphasize writing and research as critical elements of the job. "If committed to the tenured track line, you have to be committed to writing, and you must take fun in working through ideas and problems…If you don't like reading law review articles, then you certainly won't like writing them."
The flexibility of teaching is another benefit Professor Copeland especially appreciates because it allows him time to work on a few independent projects. He is currently writing an article rebutting the Supreme Court's position that mandating the purchase of health insurance under the Affordable Care Act is coercion. He is also working on a paper addressing the political context of race, federalism, and political party membership in relation to voter oppression following the Supreme Court's holding in Shelby County v. Holder – the highly controversial voter rights case decided earlier this year.
When asked by an audience member to describe an average day in the life of a professor, Professor Copeland divided his routine in two segments – teaching days and non-teaching days. He outlined for the audience that "the bulk of a professor's time is spent in class and preparing for class. "On non-teaching days I prefer to prepare for upcoming classes by going over notes and gaging how the class will flow; on teaching days I advise reserving office hours for students because the material is fresh and you are likely to get the most traffic."
The application process to become a professor in itself is demanding as detailed by Professor Copeland. If interested in becoming a professor, candidates must complete the Faculty Appointments Registry form produced by the American Association of Law Schools (AALS). Law schools then look through the compilation of applications and select who to interview for teaching positions at the annual AALS hiring conference, which Professor Copeland refers to as the "meat market" because of the massive volume of aspiring professors interviewing for teaching positions.
Understanding the current state of law school admissions and employment for students following graduation must also be taken into consideration when treading the path of a professor as some schools have incorporated temporary hiring freezes of new faculty. Nonetheless, Professor Copeland believes by framing teaching through the eyes of an attorney, the path to tenure that he now enjoys makes the goal more attainable.
"Don't buy into the false dichotomy between the legal academy and the real world," Professor Copeland said. "There is not as big of a divide in practicing law and teaching law as we think. Good legal scholars have a desire for getting answers to problems we see in the world just like lawyers."
As a new school year approaches, Professor Copeland will not only enjoy teaching a new batch of students, but he will also sit amongst them. He routinely teaches Civil Procedure and Administrative Law, and this year Professor Copeland is excited to take Bankruptcy Law to expand his already immense understanding of law.
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