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H.R.6534 - National Baseball Hall of Fame Commemorative Coin Act111th Congress (2009-2010)
|Rep. Doyle, Michael F. [D-PA-14] (Introduced 12/16/2010)
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|12/16/2010 Referred to the Committee on Financial Services, and in addition to the Committee on the Budget, for a period to be subsequently determined by the Speaker, in each case for consideration of such provisions as fall within the jurisdiction of the committee concerned.
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National Baseball Hall of Fame Commemorative Coin Act - Directs the Secretary of the Treasury to mint and issue not more than 50,000 $5 gold coins, 400,000 $1 silver coins, and 750,000 half dollar coins in recognition of the National Baseball Hall of Fame during the one-year period beginning on January 1, 2015.
Directs the Secretary to hold a competition to design the obverse of the coins. Requires the design on the reverse side to depict a baseball similar to those used by Major League Baseball.
Requires all sales of such coins to include specified surcharges, which shall be paid by the Secretary to the National Baseball Hall of Fame to help finance its operations.
Requires the budgetary effects of this Act to be determined by reference to the latest statement titled "Budgetary Effects of PAYGO Legislation" for this Act, provided that such statement has been submitted prior to the vote on passage.


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Another point about "coming off the bench". It doesn't necessarily mean it's because of lesser talent. Would anyone argue that James Hardin does NOT have the talent to start? It works in terms of generating a spark of energy, and for other reasons. Give the guy a chance before you judge him.
well said!
I agree, I was a little surprised by the "white" and "pasty" comments. Why should we feel compelled to start listing great white players like Bird, McKale, Stockton, Nash, Price, Maravich, etc... Why do we even dignify a comment like that?
Thanks for your insight. One of the reasons I heard he didn't start was he was in the coach's "doghouse". Do you know what his "crime" was?
Thanks for your insight. One of the reasons I heard he didn't start was he was in the coach's "doghouse". Do you know what his "crime" was?
So true, that nucleus was destined for multiple championships ...if not for MJ.
Price still amazes me when I watch replays. For a skinny little (under 6') white guy, I still don't know how he performed at such a high level in the "Big man" NBA, year after year. Don't forget folks, he was a CAREER 90% from the line! Very rare.
Why not just work out a business deal to play 10-12 home games a year in Columbus. This would:
a) Help Columbus take a greater level of emotional ownership with the Cavs.
b) Improve the average home attendance in Cleveland because there would be fewer games to attend, since they were near the bottom in this stat last year anyway.
c) Broaden the marketing radius by 100 miles and allow access by folks from Dayton/Cincinnati.
Let's keep in mind that Weeden's football body is NOT 28 since he hasn't been taking any hits (other than from his wife perhaps) for that long. Factor out the 5 years or so he played baseball and we end up with a body 23 years old and a mind with 28 years worth of discernment.
They also signed Weeden's #2 receiver at Oklahoma State.
I don't understand why so many people want to ship Colt out of town "by this weekend." I always thought the plan was to allow open competition, and may the best quarterback win. We NEED Colt to stick around and provide some stability. If anyone should be shipped out of town it should be Seneca Wallace and his gigantic paycheck. What happend to the idea of putting the right "weapons" around Colt and seeing what he can do? He's EARNED that shot!
My hunch is Colt will still develop into a pretty decent NFL quarterback if given the right opportunity. Please quit bring up the "strong arm" issue ...it's about seventh on the priority list of what makes a great NFL quarterback.
On one hand I hope they keep Colt around and let him "duke it out" with Weeden, but on the other hand I hope he gets a chance to start over someplace else and be put out of his "Cleveland misery".
Yea, all those "non-tall" players like Chris Paul (i.e.) don't make an impact in the NBA ...right.
Tall (size) is way over-rated. Basketball I.Q. and the "fire in the heart" are the difference makers. Based upon what I observed in Lester's brief amount of time in Cleveland ...he had both!
Antwan has been the standard of "class" all the way and I wish him the best with his next team. He's a classic example that you can be a winner in profesiional athletics and still be an outstanding role model and a man of integrity. Even though he might not have a "ring" ...he's a "winner" in my book. Thanks Antwan for your leadership, hard work and representing our city with dignity!
Before you make a blanket statement about all these recruits being "Jocks", you should do your homework. If you would take the time to do that, and watch the interviews of these athletes, you would discover that not all of them are "Dumb Jocks", which is what you are inferring.
Most of these kids are very articulate for 18 year olds. Two or three of them have the brains to go to an Ivy League school but turned it down (Perry, Decker and Roberts). Several of these guys have 3.5 gpa's or higher. Keep in mind the football program at OSU bankrolls all the other sports plus finances many scholarships for the "Non-Goofballs". I know lots of non-athletes on scholarship who don't deserve them, so this knife cuts both ways.
I am very happy for Jim Tressel, who I still consider a class act. The measure of a man isn't in whether he ever messes up or not, because every one of us WILL. The measure of a man is in how he rebounds, handles adversity and whether he does it with dignity or not.
Jim Tressel has faced up to his transgression, without pointing the finger and blaming others. He has accepted the consequences of his actions. I find that refreshing and admirable. Cut the guy some slack and allow him to move on. Ohio Sate's loss is Akron's gain.
I agree with rwbbowg that the comment "stuck" with Tristan Thompson is short on common sense indeed. The kid has tremendous upside and may be an NBA all-star a few times before he hangs it up. Kyrie is MORE than what I though he would be, another future/ multiple NBA all-star. This team is coming together and once thet get more experience, they'll hold down the turnovers, make their free throws and very possible "squeak" into the playoffs this year. Please take more time to watch this young team before you pronounce these stale old negative stereotypes about the Cavs. I'm pumped!
I hope he makes it in the NBA. This is the type of person who plays for more than himself and everyone with a sense of decency can root for. I appreciate the Cavs organization for filling their roster with these types of players. Keep it up Cavs!
Less than 3% due to rape or mother's life in danger. You can verify this in various places incuding the Allan Guttmacher site.
How true John Adms. The whole concept "right" to kill the unborn in Roe v Wade '73 was based upon Justice Blackmon's interpretation of the first ammendement's privacy issue. He openly admitted it was based upon a penumbra (shadow) of the privacy clause. It was a classic case of legislating from the bench. Redefining our Constitution to make it politically correct, because there is NO mention of this "right" in our Constitution. So, if ever challenged, it would have a tough time standing.
Secondly, don't make this a Republican vs Democrat issue, there are plenty of both on both sides of this issue. By the way, the arguement about pro-lifers not caring about the unborn when they are born?, the crisis pregnancy centers are predominantly pro-life Catholics, Jews and Evangelicals. These centers give out diapers, food, etc... to young mothers. They are also the ones who primarily adopt these "unwanted" babies.
Third point, the pro-life movement is lead by women (a high percentage of them) who had abortions and realized they were sold a bill of goods.
Sounds like you don't know her personally, but I do. Your overview about her motives "keeping women in their place" could not be further from the truth. You really should not formulate your conclusions based upon half truth.
I took LeBron's comment to mean that people should have been paying more attention to their own lives instead of his, not that he thought he was better than everyone else. I mean, he probably DOES think he's better than everyone else, but I think Clevelanders are just starting to get overly sensitive to anything the man says, thinking it must be some kind of slur against them. Don't give him that much power, people. Have some self-respect. Your life IS more important than his - to your kids, your family, the people who depend on you to get out of bed each day and do those "little" things that make the world function.
Well said ocr! Finally after reading dozens of comments, I found one that represents what I'm thinking almost word-for-word. It troubles me that the meeeeedia and the former fans are so anxious to "pile-on" and twist what he said. I felt like his comment could have been interpreted either way.
Let's just hope this recent dose of humble-pie will motivate him to work on a mid-range game this summer and realize there are still holes in his game. I hope he learns from all this vitriol and criticism aimed at him. LeBron just needs to shut his mouth and listen to the advice of the much older and wiser people in his life, assuming he has some to listen to.

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The latest trend in women's fashion is tailored menswear-inspired looks, and celebrities are rocking pantsuits left and right.
Although Stana Katic wears similar styles frequently on Castle, we were still surprised to see her covered from head to toe in a navy number, accented with a billowing paisley pashmina, at the Zero Dark Thirty premiere on Dec. 10.
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� Colby's back from the "dead."
� Dr David plants something in Tad's house.
� Ryan sees Zach at the courthouse and is accused by him of trying to put the last "nail in his coffin."
Kendall accuses Annie of exploiting Ryan. Annie says Kendall is trying to "claim" Ryan, and that says she has no plans for Ryan, and that she's just trying to establish a life for herself and Emma. She tells Kendall to admit she wants Ryan.
Kendall says she only wants Ryan as a friend, and accuses Annie of wanting Ryan as a new daddy for Emma. Annie denies that.
Ryan visits Zach at the courthouse, and says he's been covering Zach's ass�despite Zach being an ass, since he helped Spike and Kendall. Ryan tells Zach that Kendall's put everything into protecting him.
Dixie admits to Zach that she spied on Kendall, and asks why Kendall isn't there at the courthouse. She tells him Ryan was with Kendall that night. Zach tells Dixie to stay away from his wife, and admits he still loves her.
Tad confronts tells David, and says that getting rid of him would make David look like a hero to Dixie. Tad demands to know if David planted something in his house, and has him wait while he conducts a search. He finds nothing, and as David leaves, he tells Tad that he'll eventually send him an email explaining it all.
Colby "wakes up" and feigns amnesia, claiming she can only remember water and music. Neither Josh nor Babe believe her, and ask Sydney for the 411. She breaks and spills the beans; Colby angrily tells her to shut up, and claims Sydney promised to help her.
Colby tries to incriminate Sydney, and Babe tells Sydney "shame on her" for knowing Colby was alive and not letting them know. Colby asks them to help her escape, but Babe tells her she can't do that.
"You're going to play it my way," says Colby. "If I don't have amnesia, I just might remember what I know!"
At the Chandler manse, Dixie tells JR she doesn't want him in the courtroom, hearing all the things they're going to say about her. Adam enters, and Sydney rushes in, announcing "she's back."
Adam hurries to the other room and is reunited with Colby. She continues with her amnesia ruse. JR coldly asks why Josh is there. Colby acts as if she doesn't know Adam or JR; Babe tells everyone that Colby's lying.
Adam reacts angrily, Colby crumbles and admits "everything spun out of control." She tells Adam she was going to hide until she could get away�figuring Adam didn't want to love her anymore. She denies knowing she drank alcohol, believing it to be lemonade, and Adam forgives her.
After Adam and Krystal leave the room, JR compliments her on a "great performance." Colby spitefully tells JR she heard "everything" about Josh and Babe while in the tunnel. JR asks how she can trash Babe after all she's been putting the family through.
Colby says Josh and Babe slept together but JR doesn't believe her. He says he and Babe love each other, and if Colby says one more thing about Babe, she'll regret it.
He tells her she can't con him or Babe. "You both suck!" cries Colby and runs out of the room. Josh tells Babe he loves her and would trust her with his life.
Back at Fusion, Josh and Kendall discuss his relationship with Babe.
Josh asks if he's going to the trial. Kendall says she's going to be smart from now on, and not focus on feelings, since Zach has made it very clear how he feels about her. She can understand why Josh is going, but she doesn't need the hurt.
Josh tells her she's still Zach's wife and should be there, but she claims he doesn't care about her.
Ryan and Annie watch Emma play. He asks if she ever thinks about finding Emma's bio father or if he even knows he's a father. Annie says he has no idea Emma exists, and declines Ryan's idea they search for him. "Maybe someday," she says.
� Tad is called to the stand in Dixie's trial.
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We spent all day yesterday commenting about what it means for EA now that they've been crowned "The Worst Company in America" after a long slog through a bracket over at The Consumerist where they topped Bank of America in the finals.
Personally, I believed it wouldn't matter much to them at all, unless the bad PR corresponded with a drop in sales. Many readers asked me if anyone at EA even cared about "winning" this award, and if they'd respond to it. I said no, but it turns out I was wrong.
In a statement to Kotaku, an EA rep had this to say about the company's 1st place finish:
"We're sure that British Petroleum, AIG, Philip Morris, and Halliburton are all relieved they weren't nominated this year. We're going to continue making award-winning games and services played by more than 300 million people worldwide."
Arrogant, dismissive, and pretty much what fans expect from EA at this point. A far more appropriate statement might have been:
"We are sorry the readers of the Consumerist feel EA deserves this title. We will continue to make quality games and remember to treat our fans with respect in order to ensure this does not happen again."
Of course, that would be admitting fault, and why do that when you can just wave away millions of angry fans with a flick of your wrist?
Interestingly enough, The Consumerist points out that three of the four companies EA mentions HAVE won the "Worst Company" award in previous years. BP in 2010, AIG in 2009 and Haliburton in 2006. EA's defense of "at least we're not as bad as these other guys" seems to me like a bicycle thief pleading innocence because "well, at least it wasn't a Ferrari!"
I didn't think EA would care about this to any significant degree, and it would seem they don't. Again, only when fan anger and bad press results in an actual decrease in sales, will anything be done to try and walk back abusive policies in order to placate upset players. Until then, they could be declared the worst company across all of time and space, and it won't make a bit of difference.


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What a great lesson in taking things in stride! This article reminds us that we can choose our attitude.
On the topic of coyotes, last October I saw one trot right across Washington Street, right near St. John the Baptist school at about 10:30 at night. I got a good look at him and he was a coyote for sure, not a dog. I haven't seen one since.
I live in Milwaukie, and I think fretting about lack of parking is kind of missing the point here. Think about major, lively areas around town: Norwthwest 23rd, Hawethorne, Alberta. There is not a ton of parking, but there is a ton of business. Nice looking shops and and places to eat, that's what draws people. If you need a football field of parking, go to Walmart. I'm sure there are changes that can be made to accomodate a little more parking and make the downtown core a fun, vibrant place to hang out. I love the trend so far. We've got a farmer's market in the sping and summer and several nice places to eat. I think more retail would be spectacular. Milwaukie is far from "dead"; it is strong and growing better all the time.
Like the poster above, this tragedy touched me personally. The man died in the parking lot where I work. Though I did not see him fall, I did see his body. It broke my heart that someone was so desperate to do such a thing, and I wondered about so many things: who he was, why he chose to end his life in such a public way, whose lives would never be the same once they got the news their loved one was dead. Of course I wanted answers, so I watched the local news at 6:00 pm, and 11:00 pm. Not even a mention of what had happend! Oregon Live was(and seemingly still is) the only media outlet that made a mention.
When I read the follow up this morning, and it said that the person was homeless, it broke my heart again, because it seems clear to me that the local TV media didn't see fit to make mention of this incident because he was "just" a homeless person. If you, or me or anyone else had jumped off the bridge in the middle of a Friday commute, don't you think there would have been media everywhere?! Wouldn't it have been on every news channel? Apparently the local TV outlets don't think anyone will give a second thought to some homeless guy. That just shows you how well we care about the people in our society, and how those who decide what is "news" shape our public perceptions.


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Booklet - 'Social Services of the Commonwealth', Department of Social Services, circa 1955 Reg. No: SH 980530
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- Booklet titled 'Social Services of the Commonwealth' published by the Commonwealth Department of Social Services and printed by Wilke & Co. Ltd, Melbourne, circa 1955. It was given to Ron and Joan Booth as part of a collection of promotional material when they were arranging to migrate to Australia. The Booth family, Ronald, Joan and their two children Ronald and Martin, migrated to Australia in 1956 under the assisted passage scheme. They left London on 18 May aboard the Strathaird and arrived in Australia in June. When they arrived in Melbourne they were taken to the migrant centre at the Royal Exhibition Building for processing and were then sent to the Brooklyn Hostel. They found Australia to be very different to how it was described in all the promotional literature they had been given in England, however they were made to feel very welcome.
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- 30-page booklet with text and photos printed in black ink on white paper. Front cover of booklet has a black and white photograph of a young boy flying a kite. Back page of booklet has a black and white photograph of man with one leg standing with a crutch under each arm.
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Like many of you who have Facebook pages, I see a lot of bullshit posted by Christians. Here's an item that appeared on my wall some time ago:
Philip Yancey is a well-known author in evangelical Christian circles, a favorite of many. The part of this quote that caught my attention was the final sentence, "We must believe in something-the instinct is as strong as thirst or hunger…."
First, I don't agree that people must believe in something. Second, I don't agree that people have an instinct to "believe." Third, I don't agree that thirst and hunger are instincts in themselves; rather, they are manifestations of the instinct to survive.
The crux of Yancey's error is the second idea he states, that people have an instinct to believe. The drive that people have to learn and know is tied to our survival instinct: we must learn to control ourselves and our environment in order to survive. The best way to gain such control is to know what the facts of the matter are, not just to believe that we know what they are. The danger in simply believing in "something," of course, is that mistaken beliefs often lead to costly, even deadly, errors.
The failure to distinguish between "belief" and "knowledge" is common among fundogelicals. Erasing the distinction makes it easier to settle for accepting simple belief rather than having knowledge about matters of faith. If "belief" and "knowledge" are simply points on the same continuum, it doesn't matter too much where on the continuum their beliefs/knowledge lie. But, if belief and knowledge do not lie on the same continuum (which they don't), then religious believers have a serious problem. Regardless of all their prattle about the beauty and value of simple faith (a term often used interchangeably with belief), and despite their many attempts to designate their belief claims as knowledge claims, and notwithstanding their attempts to pretend that belief and knowledge are two different points on one continuum, many believers seem to realize that mere belief really is inferior to actual knowledge. After all, there is nothing inherent in "belief" that makes one belief superior to another. This is why many believers search desperately for historical or scientific evidence that appears to bolster their beliefs and seemingly transform them from the realm of fantasy (which is where all those other wrong beliefs belong) to that of knowledge (where they hope their beliefs belong). Unfortunately for believers in superstition, woo, religions, etc., any and all beliefs not genuinely rooted in reality are false. Any apparent evidence to the contrary, any bit of uncorroborated or unconfirmed evidence that seemingly justifies fantastical beliefs, is either mistaken, or worse, manufactured.
I think Philip Yancey is actually a pretty intelligent guy (this is a statement of what I believe, not what I actually claim to know – I may well be wrong) who just happens to be wrong about this matter. Humans don't have an instinct to believe; rather, we have an instinct to survive. One of the manifestations of that instinct is a drive to know – not believe – stuff about ourselves and our world, because it is knowledge, not mere belief, that will enable us to survive and, if we use our knowledge wisely, thrive well into the future.
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After a wonderful Saturday with my family at the pumpkin patch and a casual evening eating cake and watching Pootie Tang on Netflix, Sunday I woke up feeling a bit off. My stomach was sore, not sore like I had just worked out, but tender like I had eaten an entire ham by myself and my stomach had stretched to hold it. I figured maybe I had just eaten too much the day before and went about my day. Nick and I went to church, then afterwards we ate Chinese food and walked around the mall looking at Fall decor, shoes, and whatever I felt like looking at. We picked up two awesome smelling candles at Bath and Body Works, then before heading home I got a pumpkin spice latte.
As the afternoon progressed, I started feeling nauseous. At first I thought it might be indigestion because I get that pretty often, but when I started getting worse I quickly realized something was seriously wrong. We ruled out a virus because I didn't have fever, so the only other explanation (that fit my symptoms) was food poisoning. I've never had food poisoning in my entire life and let me tell you, I never want to deal with it again. I stayed on the couch all afternoon and watched Gossip Girl and Insidious. Around 8:30 p.m. Nick went out to pick up some medicine for me and after taking it I passed out for about 2 hours. Monday I only worked half a day because I was exhausted and weak from not being able to eat or keep anything down on Sunday. I'm feeling better now but I'm not 100% yet. Every time I eat I still feel a little tinge of uneasiness and my stomach is still tender. Today was the first day I was able to drink my coffee again, and even so, I think I'm probably just going to switch over to a decaf herbal tea. The coffee and cream is just too rich and heavy.
This week I've just been taking it easy and recovering. The temperature has cooled off a little again so I've been coming home, putting on comfy clothes and lounging on the couch. I just haven't had the energy to do much else. Thank goodness it's Wednesday and this week is halfway over. It's been a rough one and I'm ready for the weekend.
*As a side note, I know the picture above has absolutely nothing to do with this post, but it was so cute I had to share. That's Buster, the youngest of our two cats. He's a goofball to say the least, but he also loves to snuggle.*


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Comment on "Ferroelectricity in Spiral Magnets", M. Kenzelmann and A. Brooks Harris
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Reversible Plastic Events in Amorphous Materials, Micah Lundberg, Kapilanjan Krisham, Ning Xu, Corey S. O'Hern, and Michael Dennin
Carbon Nanotubes in Helically Modulated Potentials, P. J. Michalski and Eugene J. Mele
Geometrical Frustration in Two Dimensions: Idealizations and Realizations of a Hard-Disk Fluid in Negative Curvature, Carl D. Modes and Randall Kamien
Projectile Interactions in Granular Impact Cratering, E. L. Nelson, Hiroaki Katsuragi, Patrick Mayor, and Douglas J. Durian
Dynamic Topology in Spatiotemporal Chaos, Nicholas T. Ouellette and Jerry P. Gollub
Detecting Topological Features of Chaotic Fluid Flow, Nicholas T. Ouellette and Jerry P. Gollub
Transport of Finite-Sized Particles in Chaotic Flow, Nicholas T. Ouellette, P.J. J. O'Malley, and Jerry P. Gollub
Motion of the Acoustic Peak in the Correlation Function, Robert E. Smith, Román Scoccimarro, and Ravi K. Sheth
Analytic Model for the Bispectrum of Galaxies in Redshift Space, Robert E. Smith, Ravi K. Sheth, and Román Scoccimarro
Anomalous Elasticity in Nematic and Smectic Elastomer Tubule Phases, Olaf Stenull
Smectic-C Tilt Under Shear in Smectic-A Elastomers, Olaf Stenull, Thomas C. Lubensky, J. M. Adams, and Mark Warner
Energy of K-Momentum Dark Excitons in Carbon Nanotubes by Optical Spectroscopy, Omar N. Torrens, Ming Zheng, and James M. Kikkawa
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Topological Insulators with Inversion Symmetry, Liang Fu and Charles L. Kane
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Perturbative Antibrane Potentials in Heterotic M Theory, James Gray, Andre Lukas, and Burt A. Ovrut
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Landau Analysis of the Symmetry of the Magnetic Structure and Magnetoelectric Interaction in Multiferroics, A. Brooks Harris
Monte Carlo Study of Crystalline Order and Defects on Weakly Curved Surfaces, Alexander Hexemer, Vincenzo Vitelli, Edward J. Kramer, and Glen H. Fredrickson
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Constraints on energies of 15F(g.s.), 15O(1/2+ , T = 3/2 ), and 16F(0+, T = 2), H. Terry Fortune
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Dimer Statistics on a Bethe Lattice, A. Brooks Harris and Michael Cohen
Theoretical Analysis of the Double-q Magnetic Structure of CeAl2, A. Brooks Harris and J. Schweizer
Is there Any Evidence for Integrated Sachs-Wolfe Signal in WMAP First Year Data?, Carlos Hernández-Monteaguado, Ricardo Génova-Santos, and Fernando Atrio-Barandela
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Recreation - The farm has a unique charm, and visitors from all sections of the community will be warmly welcomed by the staff and volunteers. The farm is open to visitors every day throughout the year and admission is free. Expect to see all the usual farm animals and of course our Jersey herd.
Playground - there is a children's playground located adjacent to the car park accessed from the main entrance off Ragley Drive.
Airport Viewing Area - Birmingham International Airport borders onto the park so if you're interested in seeing aeroplanes close up you can visit our designated viewing area. It lies approximately a quarter of a mile away from the farm buildings and can only be accessed on foot (no motor vehicles).
There is plenty of open space across the 300 acre site for general recreation, along with 3 marked football pitches.
Refreshments - The Rectory Tea Room is open all year round - seven days a week during the summer months and weekends only during the winter (school holidays are usually catered for).
Rectory Lawn Picnic Area - The lawn in front of the Rectory building is the ideal place to have a picnic on a fine summers day.
Events - The Ranger Service holds a number of events throughout the year. These include guided tours of the farm, monthly rambles and craft sessions such as "How to build a bird box." For more information about attending a Ranger led event please follow this link.
Walks - There are many informal areas which are conservation managed, with designed walks and some formal pathways.
2km and 5km Routes - The Sheldon Country Park Route and the East Birmingham Cycle Route form part of the routes pathway through the park, entering at both Marston Green Railway Station and at Bell Lane.


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Apparently BSkyB, which operates the Sky satellite TV service which is popular in the UK and elsewhere, has obtained
a patent for using a digital video recorder to automatically skip over commercials when recording a TV show. We won't
get into the whole deal about how ReplayTV already had something similar years ago, mainly because what's really
interesting is the prospect, however slim, that they might actually introduce this as a feature on Sky Plus, the
digital video recorder they offer to subscribers. The idea is that they'd maybe do it in order to attract new customers
to the service. Obviously the channels they carry might not exactly be pleased, but Sky itself only gets about
10% of its revenue from advertising and so has little to lose themselves if ad skipping catches on. It's hard to
imagine anyone being ballsy enough to actually piss off an entire industry like this, but BSkyB is controlled by Rupert
Murdoch (who also controls DirecTV), and if anyone has the hubris to take them on it's him. Though that said, Sky has
made it clear that they have no plans to add automatic ad skipping to their DVRs, at least for now, and would only be
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1985 CW Racing California FreeStyle Mike Buff
1984 1st Generation #76. "Best Freestyler" and "Best in Show" 2013 EHT BMX.
Here we have a bike that took 5 years to build, but well worth the wait. I always wanted it as a kid, but could never afford one. It's my dream build and will probably get buried with me. This is a 1984 first edition, CW Mike Buff California Freestyle. What makes it first edition? Check out the double coaster brake mounts and the high welded fork standers. This setup was for the first 100 made, of which this is one of three known to exist. The second edition (late 1984) was made with a single coaster brake mount, but still had the high fork standers. The third and final edition (the 1985 model) had the single coaster mount, but now had lower fork standers as well, like the regular 1985 California Freestyler. In late '85 they did away with the welded frame and fork standers for the regular cali freestyler, and went to the screw in pegs. The general feeling is that 250 total Buffs were made, but this has been up for debate. I got this frame, forks and bars on the bay, and shipped it off to Chip at C4 (who did an amazing job) for a few minor repairs, and a fresh coat of powder. I would've loved to keep the original finish, but it was just too rough and had no decals. The new decals were sent from Juan at CW. Here's my parts list...
Frame, Forks, Bars...1984 Limited Edition Mike Buff First Edition California Freestyle
CW Tubular Cranks (made by Anlun) with Anlun "Duralumin" Chainwheel and Sugino Bolts -NOS
-They are exactly the same as the Buff model, but they would've been painted orange. Plus, I didn't have the heart to cover those original logos, and I think they look better anyway, so I left them alone.
1/2" CW Grinder Pedals (made by Victor) Leave it to CW to use 3 piece cranks with 1/2" pedals!
ACS Mike Buff Z-Rims, laced to Sturmey-Archer drum brake hubs, front and rear
-The originals were probably white Skyway mags. This setup is completely custom. These rims were made during Mike's days with Hutch.
Sturmey-Archer 16T Freewheel
Izumi Chain
OG Tioga Comp ST Freestyle tires, never ridden
CW Freestyle Stem
ACS Pro Rotor
Dia-Compe Tech 77 Levers
Sturmey-Archer Cables
CW California Freestyle Seatpost
CW California Freestyle Seat
Tuf-Neck Double Freestyle Clamp (didn't know they existed!)
California Freestyle Padset Originals would've had a Mike Buff signature, but those are impossible to find. These were the next best thing.
A'ME Tri Flangeless Grips -repop
Tioga Beartrap Headset
Of my dozen CW's, this is my only carpet queen. I hope you guys enjoy it!
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Actually these drastic declines in local houshold incomes occurred during the previous administration, before President Obama took office. The data covers 1999 to July 2008.
Robert L. Smith
Folks, these numbers aren't from last month. The census bureau isn't that good. They reflect July 2007 to July 2008. Pre-Obama. Our analysis goes back to 2000. So what we have is a snapshot of the first eight years of the decade.
That still takes in part of the recession, which officially started in December 2007. What surprised us here in the newsroom was the lack of a spike in local poverty from 2007 to 2008. Especially since we knew that household incomes had been dropping sharply this decade.
CWRU's Claudia Coulton explained that a recession mostly effects working people, and scares the daylights out of the near-poor.
Our poor, meanwhile, are largely outside of the economic cycle and hobbled by other constraints, like the lack of a spouse or job skills. Greater Cleveland's poverty is concentrated among single moms with low levels of education. How do we begin to help that group?
I should have pointed out in the story that the Gay Games are open to all people. Gay or straight. Men and women. All races, creeds and colors. People have asked about the athletic events and how to join. Much is yet to be finalized, but you can find out a lot about the games at the website of the Cleveland Synergy Foundation, www.clevelandsynergyfoundation.org.
This is a rare and prideful moment for our Hispanic immigrant community, which is especially fond of baseball. Let's welcome their good fortune, which in no way lessens ours. While I don't think the appointment of an Irish American manager is news in 2009, I'll bet it was in 1909. A century from now, Hispanics may have their version of St. Patrick's Day. For now, a manager from San Pedros de Macoris is something to celebrate.
As the study makes clear, our immigrants are helping to expand the local economy. Their impact is small but measurable. How can we expand upon that? Do we want to?
As some of these posts show, immigration sparks anxiety and some bigotry. But as the study's co-author, David Dyssegaard Kallick, observes: It's better to struggle with the problems of growth than with the problems of stagnation.
The forum was supposed to guide young minorities who aspire to civic leadership, and that's a fairly critical issue. NAACP ex. dir. Stanley Miller points out that there's more than county council seats coming open. Department leaderships will be decided. Chances for regional collaboration will emerge. Only a few of the speakers seemed interested in helping young adults get involved: Chris Ronayne, Curtis Thompson of the Young Democrats, Jose Feliciano Jr of the Young Latino Network. Most of the panelists and speakers lamented the loss of the status quo. Moderator Nekima Hill tried to steer the discussion back to young leadership, but she was thwarted by her co-moderator Basheer Jones, who had arrived late and pushed it back to Issue 6. With that, the few young adults in attendance began to leave.
Perhaps now that people have vented, the NAACP can try again. The discussion is needed.
Thanks Steven. That is a helpful link. The causes of undercounts are fascinating. For some groups, I think, it's a cultural avoidance of the government or of disclosing info. For others, it's a matter of just being busy or not understanding or not caring.
The impact can be huge. Members of Cleveland's Complete Count Committee, based at City Hall, say the city stands to gain or lose hundreds of millions in federal dollars based on the accuracy of the census. As an earlier poster noted, we already paid the taxes, we might as well get back as much as we can.
Folks, I'm not withholding a description. I don't have one. Not enough to provide a decent clue. The police report describes the two robbers as young black males. That's it. Our policy is to use description when it could help ID bad guys. The concern is that a general description simply maligns a whole group--in this case black males--and does nothing to solve a crime.
If I knew the robbers were wearing Ohio State jerseys, or stepped out of a green SUV, or yelled out names, I would write that, in addition to their reported race. That's my thinking and it's in line with our policy at the paper.
You're right TheLowes. The two parishes are separate, miles apart and have been for over a century. You'd think we'd get it straight by now. St. Pat's West Park is in danger. St. Pat's Bridge survived the downsizing. Sorry about the wrong photo. That is The Plain Dealer's mistake and will be corrected.
The Founding Fathers, alas, did not go into the details of how to do the census or what exactly to ask. They seem to leave that to Congress. The salient phrase is in Article 1, Section 2 of the Constitution, which states, "The actual enumeration shall be made within three years after the first meeting of the Congress and within every subsequent term of ten years, in such Manner as they shall by Law direct."
You're right on Clevelander, These girls created a drama so transfixing it was chilling. As a former altar boy, I must admit I approached this assignment with some dread, an evening at Stations of the Cross. I walked into something more like "Godspell," but with an overlay of sacredness. If you ever wondered what a crucifixion must have been like, send for the Clowns.
Jim, if you have not received your census form (and many people have called me with the same concern) call the Cleveland census office, 216-377-4420.
There's also a national help #, 866-872-6868
Another place to find a census form is at area Be Counted centers, aka questionairre assistance centers. You can find the nearest one via the census2010 website, which lets you search by ZIP code. Here's the link:
Good pont Rumpo. Those Indian students living on East 12th Street are brilliant young people who had to pass a rigorous series of exams in their own country just to get into college. At CSU, they are pursuing master's degrees in advanced sciences and engineering. Maybe the next Monte Ahuja is among them. He came to CSU for a master's and stayed to create Transtar Industries, one of the largest auto parts companies in the world. The students tell me that, so far, no one from the city has welcomed them or asked them to stick around.
Good points Kelly. The census has evolved into a key planning tool for all kinds of groups, agencies and businesses looking at where and how to invest.
Who was the statesman who said "Demographics are destiny"?
By providing us with a profile of our communities, the census lets us know where we are headed and where we need to make changes.
Scrivo makes an excellent point. Cleveland is far from alone in out-migration. For much of this decade, in fact, our exodus resembled the pattern seen in Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia and other growing cities. What distinguished us was a lack of immigrants and a lack of action to attract them. Philadelphia opened its international welcome center in 2003. Chicago soon followed. Boston was even earlier. We're just now talking about making an effort. While Cleveland's leaders could not stop normal migration to the suburbs, experts say they could have done a lot more to welcome new people in.
Folks, this poll's findings are consistent with earlier poll results we've seen in Ohio. We're a pragmatic state. I think it's likely that a lot of Ohioans believe our immigration system needs serious work and that the fix is not as simple as mass deportations and sealing the border. Hart Associates is a respected polling firm. They probably got it right..
The diocese reponded to the charges on Thursday with this statement:
Diocesan Response
The two individuals named in the release were not Diocesan
priests, they were members of and the responsibility of independent
Religious Orders, any requests for information or comments about those
priests should be directed to their respective Orders.
As to the other issues that you raise in your email, to the
best of our knowledge, no one against whom there is reasonable suspicion
of wrongdoing---no matter when it may have occurred---is currently in
active ministry in the Diocese of Cleveland. For the past six years or
more any allegation of abuse against a member of the clergy was referred
to our Diocese's Independent Review Board which is comprised of mostly
lay members of the community. Bishops Pilla and Lennon have followed
the recommendations of the Review Board that were referred to them, such
that allegations that proved not to be supported were dismissed and the
priests were returned to ministry and where allegations proved to be
supported the priests remained on leave and were referred to Rome for
further action.,
The Diocese of Cleveland has a zero tolerance policy and is
committed to protecting children from harm and to helping victims of
past abuse. This has been proved repeatedly through the continuing
implementation of our "Protecting God's Children" program where more
than 100,000 people have been educated. The Diocese continues to reach
out to those who have claimed to be victimized, even by a member of the
clergy who is now deceased.
On the issue of release of names, the Diocese has repeatedly
stated its position on that subject in the past and the reasons for its
position, and it continues to adhere to that position for the same
reasons which it believes are entirely proper.
May 14, 2010
Robert Tayek
Director of Media and a Public Relations
Catholic Diocese of Cleveland, Ohio
Take a stroll through a research lab at Case or the Clinic. Many, many of our immigrants come with high skills, often skills in short supply in the local workforce. They also buy homes, start businesses, attract new businesses and take other steps that energize a local economy.
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Latinos cause poverty? Depends on which Latinos or Latin Americans, same as North Americans. Richest man in the world is Carlos Sims. But they have had their own versions of left-fascists, and residual poverty leaving them helpless.
Mr. P. H. would have his readers believe that the Second Amendment was meant to ONLY protect the right of the *government* to "bear arms" for the protection of a "free state"!
Yessir, they say, the Founding Fathers knew that without a constitution that guaranteed the right of the government to bear arms, why, the poor Congress and the poor Executive and the poor government-financed Army and the militia that they organized would be left defenseless! Nobody would let them arm the police! How could they have a standing army!
You heard right. They do agree that these rights are for all individuals, and that the fourteenth amendment recognized that these rights extend to individual rights from all governments (federal, state, local):
–free exercise of religion
–freedom from a religious establishment (official church)
–petition the Government for redress
–freedom from forced hosting of soldiers, whether in time of peace or war both
–to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable and warrantless searches and seizures
–no holding to answer for a capital, or otherwise infamous crime, unless on a presentment or indictment of a Grand Jury
–freedom from double jeopardy
–to refuse to be forced to testify against one's self
–to one's life, liberty AND property, except by *due process* of law (not arbitrary process)
–freedom eminent domain except for a public purpose
–fair compensation for properties seized under eminent domain
–if accused, a speedy and public trial, by an impartial jury of peers, to confront witnesses against him, assistance of counsel, and to obtain witnesses in his own favor
–and, no excessive bail
–ALL other rights even if not enumerated
But some people say that there is one that was included in this list of INDIVIDUAL rights that was the ONE exception. That is, they say, that the right to defend your freedom against your own government is a right that they reserved for only the government itself!?!
Tibor Machan always has something interesting to say in his columns at the Daily Bell web site. For example, his article "Intellectual Property, Anyone?".
One comment pointed out that one reason that many intellectuals, even some libertarians, defend "intellectual property" monopolies, is "the envy that the intellectual suffer for the successful, troglodyte businessman"…
That may be true for many, but not for all.. But there is at least an idea that other parties who use someone's new idea are somehow "freeloading". I do believe in "credit where credit is due", but this is impossible to do "justly" in the long run when you create incentives for "rent-seeking". That's what a copyright and patent regime does , especially in a land of corporations, or, the present land of corporations.
It inevitably becomes a battle of wits and trickery. Two people who have the same idea, but one of them lives closer to the patent office. Is that "fair"? I'm a software engineer, but some of my code is generic functions that I've written before. Whose code is that?
The US Constitution included the mention of copyright and patent, with a parenthetical clause that says the purpose was utilitarian. It a land of individual artisans, maybe, maybe not.
The most convincing argument, though, against "intellectual property", in my opinion, is the total, absolute, unequivocal requirement by definition of an agency (government, mob, dictator, etc.) with powers to violate the non-aggression principle, PLUS the total, absolute, unequivocal arbitrary and capricious nature of where the boundaries are on "intellectual property". That is, how far does it reach? How many years?
One science fiction writer, Robert Sawyer I think, wrote once that he thought copyrights should be limitless, without expiration, and inheritable to all generations!
This is all because we have come to think of copyright in this way. I have read that before the introduction of the printing press, there was no such thing as copyright, and copyright itself was "invented" by kings and authorities for the purposes of censorship. Think the "stamp act". Think permits for the First Amendment akin to permits for the Second.
Although Thomas Cahill in his book "How the Irish Saved Civilization" pointed out that the reverence for books that the Irish learned from St. Patrick led to a noble's exile for sneaking into his neighbor's palace in the dark of night to copy the neighbor's books in the dark!
The idea of monopoly rights for inventions for utilitarian purposes is also part and parcel with the idea that a monopoly of force over a bounded geographical area –or unbounded, as some world dictatorship advocates would have it– is necessary for scientific, artistic, and technological advancement.
One example demonstrates the lie of the collective utilitarian argument used in the USA Constitution. Tim Berners-Lee, and hypertext (and related ideas), and his colleagues, public-domaining the Web, and we all can see the results.
A more expansive article of evidence is the "open source" movement (as in the Open Source Foundation, which grew out of the idea of "free software", with "free as in free speech, not free beer", Richard Stallman's preaching point. Tens and maybe hundreds of thousands of programmers are contributing to projects that by now ALL of us use.
Linux servers dominate the nodes used to carry the Internet. Firefox and Chrome and other freely shared browsers are pushing Internet Explorer out of the way. More and more of us are using Open Office or Libre Office or the Google applications to do their documents. This has inspired a parallel movement to do the same thing with hardware inventions, but not just computer hardware, but physical inventions. Open Source programs for 3-D printing for example.
And note that the barriers for entry into the class of patent-holders also holds back new inventions. With the new law Obama recently signed, it's also a matter of who gets to the patent office first, and no matter if you had prior art, no matter if it was already in the public market. Get the patent and start trolling.
Another argument against patents as incentives for invention is the obvious fact of incentives to suppress them. A new energy patent holder (see infinite-energy.com, and use the hyphen!) might be tempted to sell it to an oil company for a billion bucks, and the oil company might consider it a bargain! And don't forget the rumor of the light bulb that never burns out. Amazing how long those lights last in your car's dashboard. And remember Tesla's suppressed inventions. He might have been able to continue some of that today, with crowd-sourcing.
But the clincher, in my opinion, is the fact that no matter how you might enforce copyright or patent monopoly in the real world, there is no "natural" way at all, no "self-evident" way at all, to do it without arbitrary and capricious decree by somebody against any and all others.
An Amish family has fled the United States to avoid medical dictatorship:
There have been a number of communities in history who were "sort of" libertarians, although the Amish are outstanding examples of living without the "heavy hand of the law". Their culture could thrive splendidly with a lot less interference.
There are cultures where the rules have been self-enforcing. In the time of the judges (book of Judges), there was no government, no police force, no king, no tribal chief. Elders might emerge esteemed for advice and counsel, Thou shalt not steal was revered as a command from the hand of God himself, so property rights were SACRED.
Even the much-maligned laws of Moses, including the more "draconian" measures, were avoidable by simply opting to live outside of them, and many did. Plus, it was all on the honor system.
When they were conquered, there would be a leader gather an army, kick out the invaders, then disband back to the farms. s
But "the people" demanded a king. Prophet Samuel warned them: A king will put insufferable burdens on you, he will take your good harvests for himself, he will send your sons to war. God DOES NOT WANT A GOVERNMENT MIDDLE-MAN FOR ENFORCEMENT!
That's why it's called "involuntary servitude". The term was used for chattel slavery of recent centuries (still persisting in some places) but it also applies to any service that a victim is forced to perform under threat of confiscations or prison or anything else, by a neighbor, a neighborhood crime syndicate, a political movement or a government.
This is my reaction to somebody's condemnation of "state's rights":
I say it is an outrageous wrong to require the Jewish owner of a bakery to create a cake with Nazi symbols for a Nazi celebration under threat of government-enforced extortion penalties. .
It is an outrageous wrong to require the Muslim owner of the bakery to create one that shows a pig on his imam's grave.
It is an outrageous wrong to require a rape victim to do a birthday cake celebrating her rapist.
It is an outrageous wrong to require an Armenian print-shop owner to publish a book praising the Turkish treatment of Armenians in the early 20th century, or to require the Turkish counterpart to publish the Armenian version.
Extortion is a crime, whether an individual does it, a crime syndicate, or a government.
Compelling a person to perform a service under threat of monetary confiscation or imprisonment is a criminal violation of the victim's rights, no matter how noble you think your cause is.
Theft is theft, it is not equality
Muslim refuses to give a woman a haircut for reasons of faith, woman sues to force the business to serve both men and women:
(She is a lesbian who wanted a man's type of haircut)
This has an easy solution: the non-aggression principle.
If you believe in the non-aggression principle especially, it's a matter of the freedom from being forced, compelled, to do something under threat.
You don't have the right to stick a gun in my face and get me to do a day's work without pay. Slavery for a day.
No matter what some tyrannical law says, no matter whether some illegitimate "government" or police state sycophants say….
Nobody has a right to force a Jewish bakery to sell them a cake with Nazi symbols on it.
Nobody has a right to force a woman to sell them a cake that quote Dan Brown's favorite fraudulent "feminist gospel" with "Women cannot go to heaven".
Nobody has a right to force a black artist to paint the slogan "Whites are superior'.
Nobody has a right to force a barber to give a service he does not want to give.
Compelling you to perform a service that you would not do voluntarily, is called involuntary by definition, as in involuntary servitude.


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Pushed as for across the line as he can go
feeling more and more disappointed in his self
His mother doesn't let him be who he wants
He reads her his poem but she just laughs
Telling him he won't get anywhere
She was disappointed in what he has become
He writes a poem about real things
But people just take it as words
Words have no meaning to them
Have you read his new poem?
Yea I didn't understand it
I wonder why he writes about sad stuff
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text: Tweet By Andrew Freedman Severe thunderstorm season is upon us, with the array of threats it brings, from tornadoes to flash flooding. On Tuesday, tornadoes grabbed most of the headlines, as several strong tornadoes struck the Dallas-Ft. Worth metro area, tossing tracker trailer trucks into the air, and damaging dozens of homes. But the large hail the same supercell thunderstorms dropped caused major impacts as well, largely because they fell on top of one of the world's busiest airports. Enhanced satellite shot of of severe thunderstorms approaching DFW Airport on Tuesday. Click on image for larger version. The blackish marks represent overshooting cloud tops, indicating the strongest thunderstorms with large hail and possible tornadoes. Credit: U.Wisc/CIMSS. A passenger aboard a flight preparing to depart DFW International Airport when the storm hit described the sounds of the hail hitting their plane to CNN: "The noise of ice cubes hitting the aluminum exterior of a 757 was as deafening as it was frightening," he said. "Imagine the sound of dropping a bucket of ice cubes onto a metal-roof shed for about 10 minutes straight." Hail and planes don't exactly get along, and American Airlines, which is based in Dallas, was forced to cancel or delay dozens of flights on Wednesday while about 100 aircraft were inspected for hail damage. Hail can crack the aluminum skin of an airplane, necessitating costly repairs and keeping planes on the ground instead of in the sky. This is particularly poor timing for American, which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in 2011. Here's a video of the storm shot by a ramp worker at DFW: Hail forms as water droplets are rocketed upwards by a thunderstorm's strong updraft winds, into regions of the cloud that are cold enough for ice to form. Downdrafts can carry hailstones back below the freezing level, where they begin to melt, before adding more layers of ice if other updrafts pick them up. As long as the updrafts can support the balls of ice, they can stay aloft and continue to grow, until they get too heavy, and then, well, thud! Global warming almost certainly didn't cause this hail to fall, but it is altering the background conditions in which severe thunderstorms form. There has already been an overall global increase in atmospheric water vapor, which provides more moisture for storm systems to tap into. The record hailstone that fell in Hawaii on March 9, 2012. Credit: NOAA/NWS. As I wrote for the Washington Post's Capital Weather Gang blog last year, as water vapor increases and average temperatures increase, a key severe thunderstorm forecasting metric, known as Convective Available Potential Energy, or "CAPE," will also increase. A higher CAPE value indicates that there is more potential energy in the atmosphere to fuel thunderstorm development, given something, like a cold front, to set off a storm. Scientists are working to refine their understanding of how smaller scale weather extremes, like thunderstorms, may respond to an altered climate. Computer models that simulate climate change are only just now becoming advanced enough to simulate such storms, with much research work still to be done. In the U.S., big hail is typically reserved for the Lower 48 states, where it causes $1 billion in crop damage each year. But recently, Hawaii unexpectedly got in on the act, when rare severe thunderstorms pounded the island, and even spawned a tornado. This hailstone, which measured 2-inches in diameter, was the largest ever to be recorded in the state. It was twice the size of the old record-holder, which was a comparatively puny 1-inch in diameter. Original post by ClimateCentral.org. SUBSCRIBE TO NEWSLETTER Thank you, your sign-up request was successful! Please check your e-mail inbox. Given email address is already subscribed, thank you! Please provide a valid email address. Oops. Something went wrong. Please try again later.


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