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Some days it's hard to find inspiration in the ol' celebrity gossip world. And other days, Solange Knowles gets in trouble with the cops for trying to enter a club carrying a 5-foot long inflatable banana. THIS is why we love our job, internet! Amazingly this all went down while Beyonce was onstage rubbing her beautiful Beyonce baby belly and shimmying in a sequined tuxedo jacket. Ugh, that alone gives us second child syndrome.
According to TMZ, Solange got upset when she was turned away from Miami's Club Cameo (because of the banana, apparently), and complained to cops that "she was turned away for racial reasons." Then, according to the po-po, "Knowles became unruly with off-duty officers, who took her across the street to try and calm her down. Solange claims that's when cops pulled a "weapon" on her — we're told she claimed it was a knife — and threatened to deflate the banana."
It does not get better than this, people. The last thing we want is for the lovely Solange to earn the title of "crazy auntie" before her niece or nephew is even born. Just pack that banana up and head home, girl!


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WASHINGTON, Nov. 11, 2005 Two U.S. soldiers died today in Iraq, and two servicemembers died a day earlier, officials in Baghdad announced today.
The names of the deceased are being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
In other news from Iraq, coalition forces acting on multiple intelligence sources and tips from local citizens raided three suspected terrorist safe houses Nov. 10 to capture or kill members of a suspected al Qaeda suicide-bomber cell operating in the Baghdad area.
The safe house was suspected of being an operational base for a suicide-bomber cell with an alleged foreign fighter who was to carry out an attack in the near future. During the raid, coalition forces killed seven terrorists and detained five. The terrorists were armed with rocket-propelled grenades, machine guns and explosives. One of the armed terrorists killed in the raid was also wearing a suicide-bomber vest.
Elsewhere, coalition air forces acting on multiple intelligence sources and tips from local citizens raided a suspected al Qaeda terrorist mortar cache in the village of Qazwan, near Ramadi, Nov. 10 at approximately 3:43 a.m. This mortar cache was directly linked to terrorist mortar attacks on coalition and Iraqi security forces in the Ramadi region, U.S. officials said. Credible reporting indicated that a terrorist mortar cell was operating in the area.
Coalition forces raided the suspected location and found approximately 50 82 mm mortar rounds and a single mortar tube, which appeared to have been used recently. Coalition forces destroyed the mortar cache.
Task Force Baghdad soldiers detained a suspected triggerman after a bomb attack north of Baghdad Nov. 10. The U.S. soldiers were conducting a patrol along a highway in the area when they came under small-arms fire. The soldiers immediately cordoned off and searched around a flour factory from where they suspected the gunfire originated.
While the soldiers were establishing the secure perimeter, an improvised explosive device detonated nearby. One soldier was wounded in the blast from the two 122 mm rounds and was evacuated to a nearby medical treatment facility.
Soldiers conducting the cordon-and-search operation captured an individual believed to be the triggerman in the IED attack. The suspect was detained for further questioning, officials said.
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It's our fault - because we're too lazy to support our shops
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Much has been said of the strange aspects of human nature exposed by the online revolution. The fact that we're mean to people, for instance, in a way we'd never be face-to-face – or the countless positives, like generosity with sharing information, researching stuff just for the hell of it, helping people we'll never meet. But the HMV story this week shows that the internet has also become, quite powerfully, a justification for being tight-fisted, idle and, worst of all, proud of it. We've watched intelligent people from the entertainment industry make mournful pronouncements at the store's collapse, at the same time as admitting that – "naturally" – they can't remember when they last set foot in it. One such bloke I know lives in central London; he is a serious music lover who orders all his albums, including new releases, on vinyl, and has a vast collection. On Tuesday he said, it is a dark day, "but the fact is, the thought of going across town to buy something I could get two quid cheaper on line is now baffling to me." This man is healthy, with the use of both of his legs. He has a good income, he's generous with it, and he has time. Most importantly, he loves music and films and believes in paying for them. But get off a chair to do so? So forcefully have similar opinions been coming out this week, on Twitter and Facebook, they appear to be the views of any rational, media-savvy human being. But it's only part of the story.


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You stay cuddle up and safe while that storm does it thing, very sad at how much damage it did do.
Take care, and hate to day this but we had a gorgeous day here, so far the whole week has been nice,
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I know this was written awhile back but Hawaii is doing good, my friend let me know that they moved to higher ground - no big waves and went back home to bed. Those of you on the East Coast, please be safe and I hope that if you are in need of help it will not be long before it gets to you.
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I am 57, I am three years out or is it four since I was diagnosed in 2009 with In Lobular, I went through chemo, then surgery then rad's, I do my best to enjoy each day at times it is not easy, I feel what is important is understanding what is important in your life, what you want out of it. It is understanding quality versus quantity. I have kept up my daily walking - I enjoyed road cycling and did a lot of that until this year when I go about once a week or when I can, I go a fair distance. As this is my second round with BC one of my biggest positives is I have survived a total of 11 years since my first diagnoses in 2001. I feel another positive is taking charge of what you want, I did what they wanted me to do both times until last year when we discovered it had metasatized to other areas when I said no more chemo, but I have had a very good year, things are stable. The journey is never easy but it is what you did along the way that is of utmost importance.
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Yes it is hard to believe that our summer is over, it is cold out there today and I need to get out before the day is out to get my impatiens out before it freezes tonight. This summer most of the garden did good and I started fertilizing everything with Miracle Grow, all was doing well, then all of a sudden, no idea why but all of my petunia's up and died on me, most of the ones in my pots turned all brown. It was funny as flowers next to them just kept blooming, so unless there was a bug in them I do not know. I have already started putting my flower beds to bed for the winter, now to decide if I want to plant more blubs,
I am glad that all of your testing is over with and everything is clear, I am still plodding along, I found out last month that there are cancer lesions in my bone marrow, have been there all along, I either did not hear the Dr last year or he just failed to mention it. As it has been there all along nothing has changed in what I am taking. Still stable. Just seem more tired. With the Holidays coming I need to get busy and decide what I am going to sew. My sister was here for three weeks and I got new covering for my outdoor furniture. It was worth the cost to buy material and more cushions, I'd still be at it if she did not show up to do it.
Take care and hope that all is well with you all
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I never did like wearing/using the fake boobs, I remember one night taking the bra and boobs off and throwing the bra and contents across the room, man did they fly. I just had an awful thought, if you are ever in a situation where you cannot get out of, just say, got to go to the toilet, take off the bra and contents and when you come out you have a pretty heavy weapon, through as hard as you can.
Like you said Roberta, as bad as it all is and as much as we hate what cancer is doing to us, we always need to look for the funny. Mind you even with my new boobs, I cannot find a cup that fits. I went from a good "C" to a funny looking "A". I am keeping them -
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I did share a few years ago what I did before I actually went in for the surgery. My friend and I got clear labels, wrote things like so long farewell, thank you for the last forty years. Bye girls, I cannot remember all that we wrote and I stuck them to my boobs before I was wheeled into the operating room, the nurses tired to scrub the ink off until I said they were clear labels. The surgeon got a laugh out of it. .
I hope that all goes well with your surgery, take care of yourself.
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Crested Butte Free Concert Series featuring Lukas Nelson and Promise of the Real August 0505:30 PM – 07:30 PM Presented by the Mt. Crested Butte Town Center Community Association The Live from Mt. CB music series will return for the summer of 2014 with an exciting lineup of amazing musicians. Join us Wednesday evenings for free music at the base of Mt. Crested Butte. All shows will take place at the Red Lady Stage in Mt. Crested Butte from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. August 5 – Lukas Nelson & Promise of the Real (Rock) Learn more Crested Butte Music Festival presents Gypsy Jazz in Paradise August 06 – 09All Day Gypsy Jazz In Paradise celebrates one of the most passionate, exhilarating up-tempo styles of jazz today. Steeped in outsider tradition, Gypsy Jazz has a history as engaging as the music. Virtuoso violinist, Ben Powell will return to host this year's Festival and will be joined by some of today's leading gypsy jazz musicians. 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How to share SL8500 tape library among two Master servers.
Hi All,
We have SL8500 tape library utilised by NBU Domain (7.1) and we want to add one more NBU domain (7.5) and utilise same library.
However we wont be sharing the drives and media between two domains by adding new drives/media for new NBU domain.
We would like to know the ways we can configure the library so that media of different domains are not visible to each other.
Does anybody has solution for this ?
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Controlled by ACSLS?
If so, you can create volume pools in ACSLS and add INVENTORY_FILTER in vm.conf.
Detailed info in Device Config Guide: http://www.symantec.com/docs/DOC5186
ACSLS documentation covers media ownership.
Supporting Storage Foundation and VCS on Unix and Windows as well as NetBackup on Unix and Windows
Handy NBU Links
Or use ACSLS Volume Access Control feature (no partitioning required). I have shared 2 SL8500 across 5 NBU domain for years using this feature. Volume access control will filter inventory request from Netbackup domain allowing them to see their own media's only.
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If this post answered your'e qustion - Please mark as a soloution.
@Nicolai and Bshet,
Next to setting up volume acces control on Acsls, make sure that you also enable the watch_vols utiltiy. This feature will enables you to assign userID (amongst other things) directly upon entering in the library.
Make sure that statistics are turned on in acsss_config prior to enabling acces control.
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By Linda D. KozarynAmerican Forces Press Service
WASHINGTON, May 31, 1997 While the June 1998 deadline for U.S. troop withdrawal from Bosnia remains firm, President Clinto said, European officials must speed up reconstruction efforts.
Civil reconstruction is not on schedule, Clinton said in London May 29, during his first official visit with newly elected British Prime Minister Tony Blair. "A lot of the elements of the Dayton peace process are not going as fast as they should," he said. The two leaders discussed progress in the Balkan country during their meeting.
Training and placing local police is one example where progress is lacking, Clinton said. Stabilization forces are escorting and protecting returning refugees. "A lot of that could be done by civilian police if we were on schedule," he said.
Queried by British reporters on whether U.S. troops will leave as scheduled, Clinton replied: "I don't think we ought to be talking about how we're going to leave; I think we ought to be talking about what we're going to do tomorrow and next week and next month."
Much work is needed over the next 13 months to allow the Dayton peace accords to move forward, Clinton said. "If we work like crazy the next 13 months, do I believe we can fulfill our mission and they can go forward? Yes, I do. But I think we're going to have to make some very tough decisions."
Clinton said U.S. and European leaders have reviewed the situation and now are putting a team together to get reconstruction moving. In the meantime, stabilization forces continue their mission of providing a secure, stable environment so reconstruction can proceed.
Defense Secretary William S. Cohen, reinforced Clinton's commitment to the June 1998 deadline. "The military has done its job," Cohen said to reporters at Offutt Air Force Base, Neb., May 29. Peace has been sustained and warfare ended between the Bosnian groups, he said.
As a result of the NATO forces' commitment and sacrifice, Cohen said, the people of that region have had "three successive springs of no slaughter, no ethnic conflict, houses not being bombed, Sniper's Alley being quiet and children not being targeted."
But the other half of the equation hasn't measured up, Cohen said. "We haven't seen the flow of capital going into the region ... . We have not seen the formation of an international police force that can help in carrying out the mission of resettling the refugees and help to monitor the elections coming up in September."
NATO said the stabilization force mission will end in June 1998, Cohen said, adding there is strong support in Congress for withdrawing at that time. "I think Congress will insist that we try to focus our energies in the next year upon completing the Dayton accord so we can leave when the mission ends and know we've been successful," he said.
By the end of next year, Cohen said, the United States will have spent more than $6 billion on operations in Bosnia. "I believe those kind of resources have to be devoted to other matters, particularly our modernization program," he said.


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Almost 150 passengers on board a Korean Airlines Boeing 777 were diverted from their route Tuesday amid concerns that an explosive might be on board.
Korean Airlines says a bomb threat was called in shortly after the plane took off from the Vancouver International Airport in British Columbia.
NORAD sent two F-15 fighters from Portland, Ore. to intercept the plane soon after the threat was called in. The fighters escorted the plane to the Canadian Forces Base Comox, where the 149 passengers and the flight crew disembarked. They were sent to a secure location while the plane was searched.
A spokesman with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police says the plane is still being searched Wednesday morning.
The same Korean Air flight was the subject of a similar bomb threat Monday, but was cleared for take-off after a two-hour search.
The plane was en route to Seoul Tuesday before it was grounded. An airline spokeswoman says passengers and crew will be given a new departure time.
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NICEVILLE — The Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs recently informed Northwest Florida State College's Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic program that it has received its initial accreditation.
"Program accreditation is a tool intended to help ensure a well prepared and qualified workforce providing health care services," said Barry Reed, the Emergency Services program director.
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This report presents vulnerability summary information grouped in various ways. It provides a succinct visual representation of how quickly vulnerabilities on the network are being mitigated and how many exploitable vulnerabilities remain.
Each of the "Vulnerabilities by…" sections in the report presents eight columns of vulnerability summary information, as follows:
The Total Mitigated column displays the total number of mitigated vulnerabilities. The next three columns display the percentage of these vulnerabilities that were mitigated within the specified number of days. Ideally, the percentage of vulnerabilities mitigated in less than 10 days should be close to 100%. The percentage of vulnerabilities mitigated after more than 30 days should be close to 0%, because all vulnerabilities should have been mitigated before then.
The Total Unmitigated column displays the total number of vulnerabilities that have not yet been mitigated. The Exploitable column displays the percentage of those unmitigated vulnerabilities that are known to be exploitable. The Patch Available column displays the percentage of the unmitigated, exploitable vulnerabilities that have had a patch available for more than 30 days. Ideally, both of these percentages should be 0%, because all exploitable vulnerabilities and all vulnerabilities with patches available should have been mitigated already.
The Exploitable Hosts column displays the number of hosts on the network that have unmitigated, exploitable vulnerabilities.
The report is available in the SecurityCenter app feed, an app store of dashboards, reports, and assets. The report can be easily located in the SecurityCenter Feed by selecting category Executive, and then selecting tag mitigated. The report requirements are:
- SecurityCenter 4.8
- Nessus 5.2.5
For the related SecurityCenter dashboard, see the Mitigation Summary dashboard.


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- "I caught a hammerhead shark! Got any nails?" —Wild World
- "I caught a hammerhead shark! Knew I just had to keep hammering away at it!" —City Folk
- "I caught a hammerhead shark! I really nailed it!" —New Leaf
| Hammerhead Shark
シュモクザメ Shumokuzame
|Scientific name
|Sphyrna zygaena
|Sphyrnidae - Hammerhead sharks
|Time of year
|June to September
|Time of day
|4pm to 9am
|Ocean, Island
|108.40 in. 2.6 m
|Shadow size
|Huge (with fin)
|Scarce (★★★★)
|Sale price
|8,000 Bells
| Animal Crossing: Wild World
Animal Crossing: City Folk
Animal Crossing: New Leaf
|Regional names
| Hammerhai
Pez martillo
Pesce martello
|Species #
|Animal Forest
|Not Present
|Animal Crossing
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|Dōbutsu no Mori e+
|Not Present
|Animal Crossing: Wild World
|Animal Crossing: City Folk
|Animal Crossing: New Leaf
The Hammerhead Shark (シュモクザメ, Shumokuzame?) is the most common member of the finned-fish group. This large fish always appears in the ocean during the summer months, between June and September. Between the hours of 8pm and 4am, this is the only shark that can be found. The hammerhead shark has always sold for 8,000 Bells, except in the PAL versions of Animal Crossing: Wild World, where it sold for 12,000 Bells.
Donating to the Museum
As with all fish caught in Animal Crossing series, the hammerhead shark can be donated to the museum in each game by talking to Blathers, who will also give some information on it.
In Wild World
Upon donation, Blathers the curator will say:
"Hoo! Indeed, WOO hoo! A hammerhead shark! The fin of the hammerhead shark is used in some foreign cooking, eh wot? Indeed, it is used in a delightful delicacy called shark's-fin soup! This dish is usually quite pricey because of all that goes into its preparation. Why, it takes three days merely to reconstitute the dried shark's fin! After THAT, the chef must pick out the skin and cartilage with tweezers! Only after all that can it be used as an ingredient. THAT is a just cost!"
In City Folk
Upon donation, Blathers the curator will say:
"Ah, the hammerhead shark, also, I believe, known simply as the hammerhead in certain circles. The hammer-shaped head is thought to give this shark a great sense of its environment...like radar. Compared to other sharks, this one wears a bit of a daft expression that some people find charming!"
The hammerhead can then be found "pacing" in the back tank, much like the blue marlin.
In New Leaf
In New Leaf, an information board in the aquarium will list information about this fish.
"The hammerhead shark is a shark with a head like a hammer, which is what you'd expect. However, despite being sharks, they are actually fairly laid back, which is not what you'd expect. With their eyes positioned on the two ends of their "hammer," they can see in almost all directions. Oddly, their nose holes are located right next to their eyes on their hammer section. They have a number of small holes on the front and lower portions of their heads as well. These holes allow them to detect prey, even fish hiding below them and out of sight. While they eat a nice array of fish, it seems that rays are their favorite source of food. Rays, beware!"
Encyclopedia Information
Wild World
| ''There are eight species of hammerheads. They school and rarely attack humans."
City Folk
| ''These travel in schools, which is rare for sharks. Try to avoid running into one."
New Leaf
Further information
The smooth hammerhead's name comes from its hammer, which lacks any sort of central indentation. It is a rather common hammerhead shark, and the second largest after the great hammerhead. Its fins are valued for the delicacy shark fin soup.


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This console now starts load without errors and then freeze in a black screen. I think it´s because of an incomplete update. I´m giving up...
Thanks for your help.
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This was a 003 bricked wii. In RM it showed 4.3 (KOR). When I tried to load korean SSBB it starts load and then wode showed "region mismatch" error. When I tried to load starfox usa (VC) it not started and showed same error. I modified the header to korean in starfox usa and it loads (usa game with korean header). I made a disc swap with SSBB PAL and fixed the brick. When I start ARC it showed a message error because region was korean and system was USA. I modified the region and save the config. All the swap was made with wode, ok? I don´t know if it will work in drive swap.
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I did-
wit edit USA-Game.iso --id=0SBK01 --name "SwapDisc-PWNS" --region KOR --modify=DISC
This did not work for me with starfox-USA or Castelvenia-USA. What did you do?
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These are my results with KOR settings and USA menu
Language set to KOR prevents system menu from loading. 3.x loads to health screen, then black screen. 4.x loads to colored purple lines.
System Region set to KOR gives 3.x-4.x (KOR) in RM with USA menu installed
Game Region set to KOR with USA menu- prevents all disc loading, no games, no disc update, no recovery disc, nothing loads or every seems to try to load.
So if someone had a USA system menu installed and had 3.x-4.x (KOR) in RM, I think they must have patched only the game region in setting.txt to USA, then semi bricked. If the game region was USA and the menu was USA you could fix it. Some the user I quoted who fixed a bricked error 003 with 4.3(KOR) in RM, must have had the game region set to USA.
I have only tested from disc, so perhaps there is some wode magic that can fix it. I don't think it can be fixed though. I am pretty sure that a semi bricked wii with all KOR settings and a USA menu is bricked beyond repair, probably true for EURO/JAP as well.
Is it possible that this wii had all KOR settings, except the game region? Perhaps only the game region was changed to USA in the setting.txt before the wii bricked with error 003. Do you recall?
Also the language setting was probably also set to English, ssbb-pal will not load on languages that are not EURO. I think someone did a half region change on this wii. They probably only changed the game region and language in the setting.txt to USA, but did not properly change all the settings, leaving the wii region set to KOR.
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Mauifrog, Im´m not sure if RM showed 4.3 KOR or USA (related to console/system region settings, not game region). I only remember the mismatch error showed in ARC. I will make some simulations in my wii and post the results.
Look this post:
My answer was based in a "4.3 USA" bug so I´m almost sure that the console showed 4.3 USA not KOR. I wii make some tests here with all options using wode.
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My tests:
Using wode in RM with a USA console with 4.3 USA firmware (it´s not a korean wii).
1- All settings KOREA (Language, Console and Game):
SSBB KOR = freeze in black screen (only 15 kb loaded)
SF USA = region mismatch error (0 kb loaded)
SF USA (HEADER KOR) - > SSBB PAL = freeze in masterpieces menu
2- All settings KOREA except Language (ENGLISH):
SF USA (HEADER KOR) -> SSBB PAL or KOR = EXPLOIT OK!
3- All settings KOREA except Game (USA):
SF USA -> SSBB PAL or KOR = EXPLOIT OK!
The console region doesn´t matter (it changes only the U / K / J / E in RM). The game region is related to the HEADER and the firmware region is related to the game version. The Korean language only loads SSBB KOR (not PAL).
I wanna to simulate now the dop-ios bug and make the same tests using wode. Do you know how to "bug" the console with this? Do you wanna more tests with korean settings?
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S.A. Iciek was born on October 30, 1882 near Dorr, Michigan. He studied at the "Polish Seminary" (a prep school and college) in Detroit and in 1901 entered the seminary in St. Paul, Minnesota where he was ordained Roman Catholic priest in 1905. He served as pastor of parishes in and near Dultuh, MN. At the end of WWI, S.A. Iciek enlisted in the Polish Army and went to France. While on the trans-Atlantic voyage, the armistice was signed and the Polish American volunteers arrived in France after the war had been ended. He continued to serve as chaplain in the Polish Army until his return to the United States in 1919 when assigned to be pastor in Virginia, Minnesota. In 1921, S.A. Iciek was transferred to the diocese of Hartford, CT. He served three years as editor of the Polish American newspaper "Przewodnik Katolicki".
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Members of Skyway Post 9430 of the Veterans of Foreign Wars honor the Nation's 232nd birthday with a salute to the American flag—all 27 versions that have officially represented the United States over the years. From the first 13 star flag authorized by Congress in 1777 to today's 50 star flag, the presentation of each iteration is accompanied with the story of its symbolism in this moving and educational program for all ages.
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The Museum of Flight is home to the American Fighter Aces Association, founded to recognize the 1,442 combat pilots that have received the special designation of "ace." Join us for this panel of aces and combat pilots who will share their remarkable stories of heroism. To find out more about the American Fighter Aces Association, please visit their website at http://www.americanfighteraces.org/
Master Modeler Bob Jacobsen will talk about how he designed and built a life-size, operational model of the movie star droid, R2-D2. Jacobsen will share the stage with the popular robot, and both will field questions from the audience following the presentation.
The Museum of Flight every year explores the roles of women in aviation and aerospace in conjunction with Women's History Month.
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Larry Chambers and artist John Shaw will talk about Angel Flight West, a nonprofit, volunteer-driven organization that arranges free, non-emergency air travel for children and adults with serious medical conditions and other compelling needs, and about John's artwork, "A Higher Calling," which depicts an act of mercy during the air war of WWII.
In October 2005, two mountaineers climbing above Mendel Glacier in the High Sierra found the mummified remains of a man in a WW II uniform, entombed in the ice. The "Frozen Airman" discovery created a media storm and a mystery that drew author Peter Stekel to investigate. What did happen to the four-man crew who perished on a routine navigation training flight in 1942, 150 miles off-course from its reported destination?
From the age of ten, looking up at the stars, Jerry Ross knew that he wanted to journey into space. This autobiography tells the story of how he came not only to achieve that goal, but to become the most-launched astronaut in history, as well as a NASA veteran whose career spanned the entire US Space Shuttle program. Jerry talk about his new book, "Spacewalker: My Journey in Space and Faith as NASA's Record-Setting Frequent Flyer." He will be available afterward to sign copies of his book.
The Museum of Flight, in conjunction with the the Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center (WSHERC), is proud to present an evening lecture on "The Bombing of Auschwitz: Why Didn't The Allies Attempt It?" After wide-ranging debate, the Allies chose not to bomb the huge Auschwitz complex or the railroad networks that headed there, despite the known fact the Nazis were deporting Jews to Auschwitz by the tens of thousands. The featured speaker will be Bob Herschkowitz, a Holocaust survivor from Belgium. As a young child, Bob and his family fled to France.
Friday February 1, 2013 marks the tenth anniversary of the tragic loss of Space Shuttle Columbia her crew, including Washington native Lt. Col. (USAF) Michael P. Anderson. The Michael P. Anderson Memorial Aerospace Program Committee is honored to present a public program of speakers to commemorate this somber event. Special guest and keynote speaker, astronaut Capt. (USN) Robert L. Curbeam, Jr. was a member of Michael Anderson's astronaut class.
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A couple of kangaroo covered SLR Flow Kit Carbonio saddles for a couple of new Firefly bikes. One road, one cross with matching handlebar tape for both. Still waiting for the third saddle to arrive. A Flite Gel Flow Max for the mountain bike.
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Concord, N.C. (May 27, 2013) –After the grueling challenge of the season's longest race of the year, Edwards and the No. 99 Fastenal Blue Team rose to the 600-mile challenge, scoring an eleventh-place finish at the end of the night and maintaining Edwards' second-place position in the series points' standings.
Edwards started the night in 13th place, and although there were no cautions within the first 120 laps, Edwards took the No. 99 Fastenal Ford up to ninth place as the first yellow went out. The No. 99 Blue Team consistently gave Edwards fresh tires through all but one pit stop of the night and the team worked on chassis adjustments until the last 100 laps.
"We struggled all night and I think we were doing everything we could to get the most spots we could," said Edwards. " I think if we would have played the game a little bit differently there with two tires, four tires, pit stops, not stopping and all that we could have maybe finished sixth or seventh, but that was about the best we were going to have. We're missing something here. We started out a week ago with the pole and we thought everything was going to be great, but there's something about the way this track drives in race trim that we just missed this time around. We'll hopefully get it fixed for the fall."
As the final green-flag stops begun, Edwards stayed out and slowly climbed his way to the leader of the pack. A final green-flag stop at lap 380 gave Edwards right-side tires, but an untimely caution went out just five laps after Edwards came to pit. The team came in for a set of fresh tires with only 15 laps remaining and Edwards was able to land an eleventh-place finish at the checkered flag.
"Yeah, it just didn't work out at the end. We were trying to make something happen, trying to do better than that, and it got us. But like Jimmy said, we shouldn't be in that position. We need to be faster so we can get up there doing what the leaders are doing."
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Things I liked:This is...amazing to me. I've never won anything in my life that didn't require sitting through an 11 hour spiel on Mexican time shares. Yeah, I'm the one that won it, and thanks to all, particularly to Stormy helping me through a (completely) unexpected experience. As much a high report on Pyramid Air as the rifle itself. The thing that stands out on first look is the electroless nickel finish. I've never cared much for either stainess steel (sharp & unpleasant to hold) or gloss nickel (gaudy & peels eventually.) But since acquiring a government model in electroless nickel, I'm sold. And then there's the stupendous walnut stock...everything the other reviewers say is true. The ability to stack one pellet on top of another doesn't hurt either. Fabulous trigger. Coupled with the 6.5X-20X Hawke scope, it's a combination that will quickly teach all of us both how good something like this can be and teach you how to drastically improve our scores. If you miss, it ain't the rifle.
Things I would have changed:While plastic magazines have given me no trouble, they could be a little more substantial. The power control, while marked could definitely use some repeatable click-stops. I'd like some sling studs should I eventually want to take it to the woods.
What others should know:One of the goofy things about this largess is how it's affecting my plans for airgunning. The plan had been to slowly work through some inexpensive european CO2 guns, then when ready, pick up a high-ish end springer, and then ultimately, something like a Feinwerkbau, or...an Air Arms...or... So now, the collection exists, no regrets on any of them. But now I have to learn the fine points of something pretty different. PCP. If you're a newbe to PCP, Tom Gaylord's blog is one of the great resources hosted by Pyramyd air. Reading past posted blogs is terrific...and practical education And the one thing to know is the wonderful customer service you get with Pyramyd Air.
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Things I would have changed:QD sling mounts would have been nice.
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Things I would have changed:When all the "new" gets knocked off the case - if that ever happens - it would be nice to be able to cut the foam and add stuff to the inside of the case in the clear areas, such as another one or two cuts to allow for extra tins of pellets, etc.
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"I don't know how for the life of me he (referee Dean Whitestone) found five minutes of extra time in the first half and there were a couple of penalties for us as well," he said.
"We felt comfortable and it could have gone either way, but we've come away from the game we've had big periods in and finished pointless.
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General Franks, you and your outstanding team have done a truly superb job, for our troops, for our nation, for this region, and indeed, for the world. What this team, all of you, has accomplished will certainly go down in the history books. You and Mike DeLong, John Abizaid, General Moseley, General McKiernan, Admiral Keating, Del Dailey, Gary Harold (?), General Hailston have been privileged to lead what is without question the best trained, the best equipped, and the finest troops on the face of the earth.
It's a privilege for me to be able to be here and say thank you to that leadership team, but also to be able to say thank you to each of you personally for the extraordinary efforts that you've put in to this enormously important task over these past months. I know you've worked long hours, under considerable pressure, often in difficult circumstances, and I know it's not been easy, but think what's been accomplished. You have helped rescue a nation and liberate a people. You have driven a repressive regime from power, ended a threat to free people everywhere. You've protected a country, our country, from a gathering danger, and given the Iraqi people a chance to build a free nation and to live normal lives.
Think of the scenes we've all witnessed of free Iraqis pulling down statues of Saddam Hussein, embracing coalition forces, celebrating their new-found freedom. They will certainly take their place alongside the fall of the Berlin Wall, the liberation of Paris, and each of you helped make that happen. And you can be very proud of it.
While the Iraqi regime was waiting for General Franks to launch the air war, hundreds of Special Operations forces poured into all regions of the country, securing airfields, attacking terrorist facilities and regime targets, taking out the regime's capability to launch missiles and attacks against neighboring countries. They were followed by a large force rolling across the Kuwait border. Instead of working their way north to Baghdad, with long pauses and pitched battles for each city along the way, they pressed through southern Iraq in less than a week, leaving follow-on forces to secure the cities they passed as they raced for the capital, supported by outstanding air-ground coordination.
Notwithstanding death squads and dust storms, they reached the gates of Baghdad in less than two weeks. And by the time they were ready to take the city, they had decimated Iraq's command and control, and the Republican Guard divisions ringing Baghdad, with unquestionably the most powerful and precise air campaign in the history of warfare, using capabilities so discreet that coalition air crews could take out a tank hiding under a bridge without damaging the bridge.
Baghdad was liberated in less than a month, possibly the fastest march on a capital in modern military history. The war was remarkable not only for the speed and skill with which it happened, but also for what did not happen because of that speed and because of the design of the plan and the brilliant execution. You prevented the Iraqi regime from attacking its neighbors with missiles. You've secured the vast majority of Iraq's oil fields, and key bridges, roads and rail lines before they could be destroyed by the regime. Many had been wired for destruction but never detonated. Either the Iraqis responsible for pulling the trigger heard the message in the coalition leaflets and broadcasts and heeded the warnings, or else the coalition advance was so rapid and unexpected that they did not have time. We may never know the answer.
But we do know the result. The infrastructure of Iraq is largely intact, and an environmental disaster was averted. The dams were not broken. The villages were not flooded. There were no large masses of refugees fleeing across borders into neighboring countries as the result of a sustained air campaign that affected civilian lives. And there have not been large numbers of civilian casualties because the coalition took such great care to protect the lives of innocent civilians as well as holy sites. It's a remarkable achievement.
The plan was adaptable and flexible, and you folks were able to turn difficulties into opportunities. For example, Turkey's decision to not allow coalition forces to enter Iraq from the north was disappointing, to be sure, but that disappointment eventually was turned to our advantage. Instead of bringing the 4th Infantry Division ships out of the Mediterranean, even though we had given up hope of bringing them through Turkey, they were kept there by General Franks, creating the impression in Baghdad, we're sure, that the attack would not start until the coalition could open a northern front. This contributed to the surprise of the Iraqi regime when the war began without those forces.
When the dust is settled in Iraq, military historians will study this war. They'll examine the unprecedented combination of power, precision, speed, flexibility and, I would add also, compassion that was employed. This much is certain: From this experience, our experience in Afghanistan as well, we're learning lessons that will affect how the United States of America, how the Department of Defense and the services will organize, will train and will equip, lessons that will impact budgets and procedures, training and doctrine, and affect the future success of our country for many years to come.
So let there be no doubt. With the liberation of Iraq, you have transformed the country, but how you did it will help transform how we defend our country in the 21st century. Each of you played an important role -- Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines -- and the Coast Guard -- and, I would add, the civilian employees and the contractors, many of whom, I'm sure, are here. You can take great pride in that accomplishment, the skill with which you planned it, the tenacity with which you fought it and the humanity with which you prosecuted it. You've accomplished a great deal, but we still have a good deal to do, let there be no doubt.
We're grateful for your service, and we're also grateful to your families. They worry about you, I know, and they endure long separations. They also serve our country in that way, and they serve the cause of freedom. So we're grateful and proud of them. And the American people are proud of you and grateful to each of you as well.
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The Artful Speciesexplores the idea that our aesthetic responses and art behaviors are connected to our evolved human nature. Our humanoid forerunners displayed aesthetic sensibilities hundreds of thousands of years ago and the art standing of prehistoric cave paintings is virtually uncontested. In Part One, Stephen Davies analyses the key concepts of the aesthetic, art, and evolution, and explores how they might be related. He considers a range of issues, including the consideration of whether animals have aesthetic tastes and whether art is not only universal but cross-culturally comprehensible. Part Two examines the many aesthetic interests humans take in animals and how these reflect our biological interests, and the idea that our environmental and landscape preferences are rooted in the experiences of our distant ancestors. In considering the controversial subject of human beauty, evolutionary psychologists have traditionally focused on female physical attractiveness in the context of mate selection, but Davies presents a broader view which decouples human beauty from mate choice and explains why it goes more with social performance and self-presentation. Part Three asks if the arts, together or singly, are biological adaptations, incidental byproducts of nonart adaptations, or so removed from biology that they rate as purely cultural technologies. Davies does not conclusively support any one of the many positions considered here, but argues that there are grounds, nevertheless, for seeing art as part of human nature. Art serves as a powerful and complex signal of human fitness, and so cannot be incidental to biology. Indeed, aesthetic responses and art behaviors are the touchstones of our humanity.
Author Biography
Stephen Davies teaches philosophy at The University of Auckland. He writes mainly about aesthetics and the philosophy of art, and has written extensively on the definition of art, the ontological character of artworks, cross-cultural aesthetics, the expression of emotion in art, and the interpretation and evaluation of art. His books include Musical Works and Performances (Clarendon, 2001), Themes in the Philosophy of Music (OUP, 2003), The Philosophy of Art (Blackwell, 2006), Philosophical Perspectives on Art (OUP, 2007), and Musical Understandings (OUP, 2011).
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Introduction to Part One
1. The aesthetic
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Introduction to Part Two - The Aesthetic
5. Humans' aesthetic appreciation of nonhuman animals
6. Landscape aesthetics
7. The aesthetics of human beauty
Introduction to Part Three - The Arts
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was Walt Disney's first full length movie. Released in 1937, it set the Disney dynasty in full motion.
Some interesting facts about Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs:
- The film, 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' took 3 years to produce. In fact it was known mockingly in the industry as 'Disney's Folly, ' and even Walt's wife, Lillian, said 'No one's ever gonna pay a dime to see a dwarf picture. ' She had to eat her words – it was a major success from the day it was released!
- Disney had to mortgage his house in order to finance the production of the film, which eventually cost a whopping $1. 5 million, a vast amount for a film made in 1937. He had initially hoped it could be produced for just $250, 000, so this was a huge miscalculation on his part.
- The premier of the film took place at the Cathay Circle Theater on December 21st, 1937 and it was given a standing ovation. It went on general release on February 4th, 1938, and made more money than any other motion picture in that year.
- Until 1939, 'Snow White' was the highest grossing film in American cinema history but it was ousted by 'Gone With the Wind. ' However, it is still one of the top ten money-making American films of all time.
- The songs were composed by Larry Morey and Frank Churchill. Some of the most popular songs were 'Whistle While you Work, ' 'Some Day My Prince Will Come, ' and 'Heigh-Ho. ' I am sure most of us are able to sing along to these classic melodies. The film was nominated for 'Best Musical Score. '
- There were about 50 names suggested for the seven dwarfs, including Silly, Awful, Sniffy, Dizzy, Cranky and Scrappy. The final seven were Bashful, Grumpy, Sneezy, Doc, Dopey, Sleepy and Happy.
- The film was re-released in 1944 during World War II, in order to raise revenue for the studio. It has been re-released every 7-10 years and the film was restored in 1987 for its 50th anniversary re-issue. It was also digitally restored in 1993.
- Each of the dwarfs has its own character. Doc looks the oldest and is always considered to be the leader of the dwarfs. He wears glasses and tends to jumble up his words. At the mine, his job is to check the gems to make sure they are authentic.
- Happy laughs a lot and is the fattest of the dwarfs.
- Grumpy has the biggest nose of the seven dwarfs and he is as grumpy as his name suggests. He disapproves of Snow White, just because she is a woman, but underneath his crusty exterior he actually cares about her safety. He tries to warn her about the Wicked Queen, and rushes to help her when she is in danger.
- Bashful is very shy and is probably secretly in love with Snow White.
- Sleepy always looks tired. At the mine his job is to haul the diamonds and rubies by cart for Doc to inspect. He has the longest beard.
- Sneezy has an allergy to flowers – hence he is always sneezing. He has the shortest beard of all the dwarfs.
- Dopey looks younger than all the dwarfs and has no beard at all. He never speaks, and his job is to clean up all the unusable gems. You can always see him at the end of the line of dwarfs as they make their way to and from the mine.
- Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs won an honorary Academy Award for Walt Disney 'as a significant screen innovation which has charmed millions and pioneered a great new entertainment field. Walt Disney received a full size Oscar statuette and seven miniature ones. The child actress Shirley Temple presented them to him.
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As Americans, we are to have faith in the "common man."William Buckley said , "I would rather be governed by the first 2000 people in the Manhattan phone book than the entire faculty of Harvard." President Truman, much perceived as one of the commonest big-stage presidents, always touted his faith in the people. (His faith paid off. He beat Dewey in a reelection | Read More »


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• Oakland Athletics -- Here's another team that just made out its checklist, then roared in and got things done: gladly took on Baltimore's salary dump (in a fascinating role reversal) in closer Jim Johnson, who figures to be the president of the O.co. Coliseum Fan Club. ... Traded for Padres setup whiz Luke Gregerson to further deepen one of this sport's best bullpens. ... Overpaid Kazmir to balance out this rotation. ... Kept on adding depth by reeling in Craig Gentry, Nick Punto and Drew Pomeranz.
"Man, that's a good team," one NL exec said. "They were good before, and they got better, with all they've done to solidify their team. Right now, they're clearly the favorites in the AL West."
• Chicago White Sox -- They needed to transform not just their roster, but their whole aura. And general manager Rick Hahn is off to a tremendous start, with the signing of first-base/DH masher Jose Abreu and the deal this week for hyperactive on-base machine Adam Eaton.
"I've always been an Adam Eaton fan," one scout said. "I love his style of play. I like the energy he gives the White Sox. And they needed that."
• Los Angeles Angels -- Here's the question: What was the ERA of all Angels starters not named Jered Weaver and C.J. Wilson last season? The answer: A terrifying 4.90. The solution: That fascinating three-team deal this week that brought in Hector Santiago from the White Sox and Tyler Skaggs from the Diamondbacks -- and also freed up money for the signing of Matt Garza or someone like him.
Granted, not everyone is confident that Skaggs will match the hype. But as one exec said: "It's still a great trade. They got 150 percent of the value on dealing a guy like [ Mark] Trumbo. And now their rotation is so much better than it was." Is it too simple to say that the Angels' 2014 season now comes down to whether they get their $373 million's worth from Albert Pujols and Josh Hamilton?
• New York Yankees -- In any other offseason, it would be tough to find much quarrel with a team that just added Carlos Beltran, Brian McCann and Jacoby Ellsbury to the neighborhood, even if it came at a cost of $283 million Steinbrenner family bucks. But by waving adios to Robinson Cano, even though the Yankees did the right thing by walking away from an ugly contract, "they lost their best player, by far," one exec said. "So it's definitely a possibility this [winter] hasn't been as big a positive as you'd think, given the amount they've spent."
Oh, and one more thing: "At some point, they've got to address their pitching," an American League exec said. "Their rotation is just not real good right now. I'd be shocked, when [Masahiro] Tanaka gets out there, if the Yankees aren't all over him."


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The release of Disney Infinity: Marvel Superheroes (or Disney Infinity 2.0) is right around corner, hitting stores and doorsteps Tuesday, September 23rd. There haven't been that many deals for the new set (though stores have been clearing stock of the first edition), but Best Buy has a pretty tempting deal going on now.
When you pre-order the Disney Infinity: Marvel Superheroes Collector's Edition you can get a FREE figure and power disc. Your best bet here is easily the Guardians of the Galaxy Playset, valued at $34.99 and coming with two figures. This would mean you start out the new game with 8 figures ready to go (counting the figures that come with the collector's edition). This deal currently only works with Playstation 3 and 4 versions of the game, if this changes I'll update this post.
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Efficient markets provide opportunities for savvy buyers
Ben Bernanke's testimony in Congress yesterday got me thinking.
The stock values reflect not so much the fundamentals, the long-term profitability of the economy, but they also reflect investor attitudes about risk and uncertainty which right now are at very high levels.
The efficient market hypothesis states that market prices are informationally efficient. That means that stock prices reflect all knowable information. This implies that market participants acting together determine stock prices that reflect all knowable information. Individual market participants, however, make discrete decisions that can wildly oppose each other. In the case of banks like Bank of America or Citigroup, some investors believe the banks will survive as public entities and some believe that they will be nationalized, wiping out shareholder value. The aggregate pricing then reflects a value that takes into account probabilistic outcomes. The most commonly used example of this is the calculation of market implied Fed funds rates. If you have ever heard a pundit say something like, "The markets are pricing a 78% chance of a 25 basis point rate cut at the next Fed meeting." These rates are usually based on the market price of Federal Funds Rate Futures traded on the Chicago Board of Exchange.
Obviously, probabilistic values do not represent full value at some date in the future. While there's a 50% chance of a head or a tail when you flip a coin, the end result can only be heads or tails. And, this is where the market can present opportunities for investors, particularly when the outcomes that are being bet on involve government policy more than fundamentals. That's right, I'm alluding to financials – GE, BAC, C in particular – are having their shares slaughtered by the market. Automakers (F and GM), to a lesser extent, are also trading at prices that are more reflective of the probability of failure than true fundamentals. In both cases, government policy will likely determine success or failure and for those with insight into how our current monetary and fiscal policy chiefs think may likely profit greatly off of current market prices.
Those of you who are adept at math will probably see a glaring flaw in my logic here. If the markets are truly efficient, then clearly the most knowledgeable people in the world have already priced securities to a degree that your expectation of return is 0. I admit that my logical approach defies this mathematical truth. But, I guess that's why I don't necessarily believe in efficient markets. In fact, I would say the inflation of real estate values to an unsustainable level is a very good example of how the market often misprices assets. For those that do believe in efficient markets, I would say the current market offers some terrific opportunities to with which to flip the coin. There's one dominant variable which affects prices – the government response to the recession. If there is ever an opportunity to get ahead of the coin flip, it's today. Further, historically depressed prices mean that reward far outstrips your risk*.
* I define risk and reward on a nominal and not probabilistic basis in this last statement. Many stocks trade >50% below their market determined prices two years ago (implying a potential return >100% when demand returns to long run levels) and the loss on a 0 is always the same, 100%. Probabilistically, your expectation may not be higher, but the result if you do win is likely to be much more tangibly significant.
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