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A Supreme Court decision once again sparks debate of gun control. The Court decided that citizens have the right to keep guns in all states and cities in the United States challenging some strict gun bans, like those in the Chicago area, according to the Associated Press. Guns are one of the hot-button issues that always seem to lead to great division. Some proponents argue that it is their right to own and carry guns and therefore, want to exercise that right, while others proclaim they want guns for fear of victimization. Opponents of guns argue that guns cause more harm than good and sometimes fear the people that want guns for protection.
While there are some anecdotal instances when citizens carrying guns have resulted in positive outcomes, these are quite rare. However, there has been research on the negative effects of guns. For example, Klinesmith, Kasser, and McAndrew (2006) found that interacting with guns led to increases in testosterone and aggressive behavior in males. While the aggressive behavior in the experiment, adding hot-sauce to a cup of water, is not all that reflective of real-world aggression, the effects show some increase in the willingness to harm others. There are probably not many people that would promote getting rid of guns altogether, however, some questions need to be further researched. For instance, should states and cities be able to ban guns if the area is deemed particularly aggressive? What type of people cause a threat to safety if they have access to guns? And on the other side, what are the benefits to the presence of guns?
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contention for the last few Eastern Conference playoff spots. At this point in
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expect. The problem for this New York Rangers team is that they won't know WHO
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up opposite the Blueshirts in tonight's contest.
Veteran players like Henrik Zetterberg, Todd Bertuzzi
and Jimmy Howard are going to be sharing the ice with young players like Tomas
Jurco, Riley Sheahan and Tomas Tatar. The Rangers were able to squeak out an
overtime victory in October, but this game is going to play out differently if
Detroits young players get out on the ice. Most of their young guns were part
of the Calder Cup Grand Rapids Griffins,
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even with the absence of the team's veterans.
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The 58-year-old retired teacher cited family considerations for his decision not to run again.
My wife will be retiring in July of next year, said Mr. Cilley, a Republican. I do not want to be tied down should we decide to travel. There is a very real possibility that we will be returning to our hometown in the next few years. I do not feel that it is fair to the voters to run for office when I might not have the time to devote to the office or possibly not complete the term.
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5:24PM: At ESPN.com, Pierre LeBrun writes that if Columbus doesn't get the package they want for Nash this week, they are more than willing to wait until after Zach Parise signs.
LeBrun notes the Rangers interest in Nash and says that the Flyers, Sharks and Hurricanes have interest as well. He does say that Justin Faulk is not available from Carolina but that the eighth overall pick is.
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Geez - still bugged? I would like to upgrade to FF17 :<
Geez - still bugged? I would like to upgrade to FF17 :<
same here - game won't load at all, freezes showing ad
Maybe it's on FF's side? Anyone reported that to mozilla?
mozilla updates the browser like everyday between nightly/beta. ff16 works ok just tried it, chrome always works better
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It was broken by a change in Firefox, that's without doubt.
It remains to be confirmed however, whether it's simply a Firefox bug, or maybe they've consciously changed/removed some old API which QL still tries to use.
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Firefox 17 would not launch the game after the commercial.
Firefox 16.0.2 worked only when I uninstalled 17.
Down loaded 16.0.2.tar2 and extracted to home dir.
When to ~/home/firefox with file manager and mouse clicked on
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I am using Mint 14 mate. Which is like Ubuntu 12.10.
Down loaded 16.0.2 from:
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Okay although KP offered excellent assistance my Courier-MTA still sucks.
I am now in search of....
A pretty easily installed/configured Mail server that will allow me to send email using my domain name ie email@example.com and also to allow for others (I host MUDS) to use firstname.lastname@example.com.
Since I am really STUPID please don't try to offer a program that takes a Master's degree to work.
The problem with Courier-MTA is I am stuck at that sh perftest1 1000 user-test blah blah...
After 3 hours on an athalon 900 I still had zero messages anywhere.
Perhaps since I have it installed if someone can get me over this hump I will keep it.
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I probably am Just missing something, but why arent you just sticking with sendmail/fetchmail?? They work beatifully. Since AFAIK, you still need to register your domain name I suppose there is only preference/security reasons to care about. But I am just curious as to why. No insults intended.
Because sendmail is a monstrous beast and is a bitch to install and configure.why arent you just sticking with sendmail/fetchmail??
I once heard a quote along the lines of "I always wondered why sendmail configs look like somebody was bashing their head on the keyboard, but after a few hours of working with it, I knew why."
I suggest you get postfix. Very easy to install and set up (took me 5 mins with no previous experience). Postfix is fully compatible with sendmail, too, so if you have any scripts or anything that rely on the presence of sendmail, they'll work with postfix too.
Ahhh problems solved, I thank you all for your ideas. I fired up Mozilla and pointed to google.com and found CommuniGate Pro.
Let me just say HOLY $h1T. Uhh easy to install okay
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Added a user named Jack. Jack sent my true isp an email and it got there.
I replied to jack and son of a gun JACK got his mail.
Thank you again KP I am sorry I could not get courier to run but alas the problem has been solved.
If you are thinking about an EMAIL server for your network give CommuniGate a look at.
Is it compatible with fetchmail?
Oh boy, forgot to post the url to communigate's website. Don't know if it is compatable with Fetch or not, but I am sure the documents on the website will say so.
Just to update everyone, I now have successfully installed a mailing list (subscribe and unsubcribe) and mail works great back and forth.
I am so Happy
theres an app out there that allows you to config sendmail/fetchmail with ease.
although i forget the name of it since I havent used it in eons......
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In a blog post published on July 3, Timothy Johnson of Media Matters describes the notion that the United Nations would ever try to take away the right of Americans to keep and bear arms "laughable."
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ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. -- Distilleries across Florida are watching to see what happens with a bill before the legislature.
House Bill 347 would allow distilleries to sell their products at the distillery, just like wineries and breweries do.
The momentum behind the bill came from St. Augustine.
Construction has begun at the St. Augustine Distillery, a dream of Phil McDaniel's that has been a work in progress for more than a year.
When McDaniel had the idea of turning the old ice plant on Riberia Street into a distillery, he didn't know it was against state law to sell the product on site.
"We figured, we'll just make spirits and do just like the winery because it's doing it," he chuckled. "So we're going along and got the building and started looking into it, and realized the issue and said, 'uh oh.'"
McDaniel discussed the situation with Representative Doc Renuart of Ponte Vedra. Renuart said he'd already been approached by the chamber of commerce and tourism officials. Renuart has since proposed a bill. It would allow micro distilleries to sell their vodka, whiskey, rum and gin on site.
Brendan Wheatley has worked in distilleries across the country and was just hired to manage operations at the St. Augustine Distillery.
He said, "It's essential for small producers" to be able to sell their products at their facilities.
"As it takes time to grow the brand on a regional and national level, it's essential that you can sell directly to people," Wheatley explained, "and it makes a full connection to that customer too."
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If the bill passes, there could be wide ranging impacts on the dozen or so distilleries in Florida.
"Every distillery in the state is watching [the bill]" McDaniel said.
Renuart said the bill failed in a subcommittee last week by a narrow margin. He said some alcohol distributors oppose the bill because they worry some large distilleries will then sell directly to the consumer, essentially decreasing business for the distributors and retailers.
However, Renuart said his original bill did not allow for that. Even so, he has made some changes before it heads back to a subcommittee Wednesday. One of those changes limits the number of bottles a consumer can buy at a distillery to two.
McDaniel says there's room for everyone to benefit.
"Put simply," he said, "we'll sell the first bottle, and [retailers] can sell the rest."
As construction continues inside the old ice plant, McDaniel noted that he'll still craft spirits even if the bill fails, but he sure would like to raise a glass to being able to sell inside his new business.
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Posted by john on Sun, 11/18/07, 11:09am:
In our previous meeting, we looked sharp and closed them out nicely in crunch time. While the lead that night was Mobley's beastly game, and Kaman's finish, Maggette was huge for us on both ends of the floor (ominous foreshadowing). We also held Gordon and Hinrich to a combined 10-28 from the floor. At the time we considered this a "quality road win against a good team". Despite showing some signs of life against PHX, Skiles must be going out of his mind and his team is in disarray. We are sputtering and need this one.
Down 1 Maggette (hamstring) and 1 Thornton (ankle), here we go…
Q1 - Yikes
- Lolz… oh yeah, right! It's still early and records are meaningless – so these are the guys everyone was picking to at least get to the Conference Finals. Gordon looks incredibly sharp.
- Clipper Post Game – in absentia. Bulls doing a nice job of clogging up the middle and throwing double teams at Kaman. The few times we move Mobley to the post, Hinrich does a good job against him or gets help.
- Clipper Running Game – looks like our feet are in mud.
- We're really missing both Maggette and Thornton to an extent (who hit some big 3s for us in the last meeting) on both ends of the floor. Without them, we have zero athleticism on the floor save…
- Ruben Patterson – I was higher on the Ruben signing than Kevin… but I'm starting to think he's a showy defender who gambles too much, and also, clearly, has no offensive game in the half court or transition. If he gets the ball on the low block, holds it, and starts dribbling there is a 99% chance the result is a turnover or blocked shot. Ditto him leading a fast-break. Oh, and he is just an awful interior passer.
- If Chicago makes more free throws we're down by 30 or so… this was an ugly quarter – 29-16 in favor of the Bulls.
And, to me, that was all she wrote.
Despite a flurry of Tim Thomas 3s to close the 2nd half (bringing us to within 9), and a nice offensive surge to close the 3rd (11-0 run bringing us to 7) the Bulls responded and stayed within themselves. What we did right to get the game close was not "Clipper basketball", it was a combination of sloppy Bulls play and a shooting aberration. We couldn't solve the Bulls defensive game plan (basically clog the middle), and with Mobley contained, our only consistent offensive threats are Chris and Cassell. This was a game, undermanned against a young athletic team, we needed to control pace and limit possessions - we gave up too many offensive boards to a decrepit Ben Wallace, and they just ran us off the floor.
If Kirk Hinrich hadn't magically forgotten how to shoot the ball, we would never have been in this game.
Couple other points:
- Maggette – his absence is especially noticeable tonight. We needed his athleticism (he had 10 boards last time we met), his ability to slash, create lanes and looks, and his perimeter shooting. And both he and Thornton are key components to any semblance of a successful "Clipper running game".
- Kaman – if it's not obvious by now, we have an All-Star center on this team. The difference from last year to now is striking. (This was a man, on this blog, I labeled a "a total headcase" largely due to his inexplicable spaz outs on the offense, or his blowing rotations on the defense.) Tonight wasn't his best game, but watching him emerge is truly a joy. My favorite moment was with a couple minutes left in the 3rd quarter- Kaman grabs an offensive board in traffic, doesn't hesitate and puts it right back up, soft left hook shot, swish. Last year, Chris either puts it on the floor and gets stripped, or throws it back out.
- Flagrant Fouls – Clipperblog does not approve of the "if they hit me, I hit back" mindset during a professional basketball game.


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The Administrator of the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration may, in accordance with section 6002 of this title, make grants to States, political subdivisions of States, and nonprofit organizations for programs that require or encourage individuals under the age of 16 to wear approved bicycle helmets. In making those grants, the Administrator shall allow grantees to use wide discretion in designing programs that effectively promote increased bicycle helmet use.
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The amount provided by a grant under this section shall not exceed 80 percent of the cost of the program for which the grant is made. In crediting the recipient State, political subdivision, or nonprofit organization for the non-Federal share of the cost of such a program (other than planning and administration), the aggregate of all expenditures made by such State, political subdivision, or nonprofit organization (exclusive of Federal funds) for the purposes described in section 6002 of this title (other than expenditures for planning and administration) shall be available for such crediting, without regard to whether such expenditures were actually made in connection with such program.
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Pub. L. 103–267, title II, § 201,June 16, 1994, 108 Stat. 726, provided that: "This title [enacting this chapter] may be cited as the 'Children's Bicycle Helmet Safety Act of 1994'."
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Jack the Giant Slayer: An IMAX Experience
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"Jack the Giant Slayer" tells the story of an ancient war that is reignited when a young farmhand unwittingly opens a gateway between our world and a fearsome race of giants. Unleashed on the Earth for the first time in centuries, the giants strive to reclaim the land they once lost, forcing the young man, Jack, into the battle of his life to stop them. Fighting for a kingdom, its people, and the love of a brave princess, he comes face to face with the unstoppable warriors he thought only existed in legend-and gets the chance to become a legend himself.
Cast: Ewan McGregor, Stanley Tucci, Eddie Marsan, Nicholas Hoult, Eleanor Tomlinson
Produced by: Bryan Singer, Neal H. Moritz, Patrick McCormick, David Dobkin, Ori Marmur
Directed by: Bryan Singer
Written by: Darren Lemke, David Dobkin, Christopher McQuarrie Dan Studney
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FORT DRUM The Fort Drum Regional Health Planning Organization invites north country residents to explore health care careers during a fair from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today at Army Community Service, Conway Road.
About 22 vendors, including employers, educators and resource/referral agencies, will be on hand to talk to attendees about joining the health care field or expanding their role in one.
Health care is a recession-resistant job, said Tracy L. Leonard, regional recruitment project manager for the health planning organization. We have a health professional shortage area, so we need more providers. We also have some transitional soldiers, or maybe theyre moving elsewhere and health care is worldwide.
While many people think health care is just about doctors and nurses, Ms. Leonard said, fair attendees will realize opportunities go far beyond those jobs. Booths will be set up with information, and seminars about the following topics will be offered: getting hired in health care, nursing, behavioral health, allied health fields, health information technology and non-clinical careers in health care.
Although health information technology is a non-clinical career, Ms. Leonard said, its such a rapid-rising field that it required its own seminar. The planning organization helped bring the health information technology certificate training program to Jefferson Community College.
The fair has no admission charge and is open to the public. Ms. Leonard said the planning organization hopes to attract high school students for both job shadow and potential education opportunities, health care professionals and non-health care professionals in order to target all demographics.
Through event partners, including Army Career Service, Army Career and Alumni Program and SUNY North Country Consortium, the planning organization hopes to bring change to the Fort Drum region, Ms. Leonard said.
Our goal is to really analyze the system, identify gaps and leverage resources, she said. Were here to really build a strong north country health care system.
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As WhoWhatWear.com editors, we rarely measure our lives by means of a clock or watch. Instead, we keep track of the weeks based on what trends are popular and what celebrities are wearing at any given moment. In other words, we're most likely to recall a specific day when we can associate it with a particular set of cute clothes. For example, we don't remember too many details about what we were doing on November 24th, but we do know that was the day Kate Moss wore a Marc Jacobs Gold Metallic Tank out to a club in London! For the rest of her attire details (and a few other stylish ensembles, too), read on for our final What Was She Wearing story of the year!
Erin Wasson
Erin Wasson is quite beloved around these parts; just glance at our last few weeks of stories and you'll see what we mean. Since we are so accustomed to following the model's sought-after personal style, it's a privilege to answer the inquiries our readers send in about her various amazing outfits. Most recently, you requested to know what Wasson wore to the premiere of Filth and Wisdom in New York City. It is our pleasure to report she wore a dress from Nina Ricci's S/S 08 Collection, Emma Cook for Topshop Boots, and a vintage Escada belt. Steal her style with ASOS' Femme Silk and Wool Mix Shirt Dress ($162) or Diane Von Furstenberg's Corinne Dress
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Alexa Chung
Once again, we are moonstruck over an Alexa Chung outfit! The self-styled TV presenter captured your hearts, as well, when she attended the British Fashion Awards last month dressed in a Future Classics Zipper Doll Dress ($580, 310.360.8008), hand-me-down leather jacket, vintage Mulberry clutch, and her aforementioned favorite Jonathan Kelsey for Mulberry Boots ($895). If you are in need of a similar, more accessible outfit, try pairing Chung's dress with Delia's Ashton Pleather Jacket ($60), RSVP's Ivy Boots
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Chloe Sevigny
To stay on par with our first two featured ladies, we selected Chloe Sevigny as our third muse for the day. Last month, the actress showcased her unique and smart style at the grand re-opening of the Fountainbleau Hotel in Miami by sporting a vintage Azzedine Alaia dress, retro Wrangler Jacket, and Ralph Lauren's Elina Sandals ($435). We suggest constructing a like-minded getup with Topshop's Grosgrain Dress ($145), J. Crew's Nolita Jacket ($98), Charles David's Relay Sandals
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Kate Moss
Since you're probably anxious to know the remaining scoop on Kate Moss' night-on-the-town wardrobe, we'll recount the details right away! Moss wore her Marc Jacobs Gold Metallic Tank ($645, 212.343.1490) with an antique blazer and a vintage pair of over-the-knee boots. For a budget-friendly version of her outfit, we recommend Thayer's Chatter Top
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Amazing ! But that will be like belittling the great work he has created .
splendid by all means . I envy those who have seen the entire works .
I wonder , if the names of the aircrafts and airlines/organisations/owners they belong to are mentioned in the captions some where !
Beautiful art.
Nice pics....
This is great, I live in the path of McCarran airport and always wanted a poster showing what all the planes are that fly over my house, with titles. Is it possible to buy one like this?
I live almost right under the approach to KLGA where it hooks left to rwy 13, so what I've done is just take hi-rez pix as best I can, then do the detective work after-the-fact to ID them. Lots of times you can see the tail number okay, other times when it's, say, above the engine on a T-tail and blocked from view, or *directly* overhead, I'd have to see if I can make out the fleet number on the front-gear door or elsewhere near the front!!
From there, it's just seeing them enough and memorisation.
The problem is with code-sharing and whatnot, when small airlines fly Delta Express livery, or US Airways Express, etc. Then, you're not sure if it's really a Delta bird, or Chautauqua, Pinnacle, Shuttle America, Trans States, etc., unless and until you look 'em up for sure. About half the traffic into and out of KLGA is in Delta Express livery.
Then again, there are some Mystery Planes that I've noticed. White RJs (usually E145s) with blue engines and a blue tail, sometimes with a blue underside and sometimes all-white, but *no* markings except for the tail number. LOF is one, I think CHQ is the other. Just the other day, I caught one of N269SK, which happens to be a CHQ bird.
Too good! Thank you Art!!!!
Excellent to outstanding photos!
Great shots and especially the right seat of the Air-Bus
Petty cool. Love the picture of Matt Younkin upside down.
Challenge: Identify each Airline!
Ha! Okay, I'll give it a whirl...
Hmmm, just for the jets, I see a shiny AAL 777, a pale-blue ACA 767(?), ooh, a nice find, a CAL 747 in "Boeing house-colors"!!, probably a SWR A330, and... hmm... I give up on the white+red A320. I was tempted to say TAM, but I don't think so.


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Falls are the most common cause of injury in the United States, particularly among older adults. Whether it's a slip on wet or icy pavement or a trip on a rug or stairway, the risk of bruises, broken bones and back and head injuries is significant.
"Most people fall due of a lack of attention, rushing around or accidental situations, but some individuals are actually at greater risk for falling," said Joseph Caccavo, physical therapist at Kessler Institute for Rehabilitation (www.kessler-rehab.com). "Older adults, as well as those with a history of low blood pressure, stroke or neurological disorders, vision deficits or balance problems, as well as those taking certain medications, all face greater challenges."
The good news is that there are ways to minimize the risk of falling by making simple changes around the home and workplace, and improving balance with proper training and exercise.
"Clutter is a way of life for many of us, but it's something we can control. Similarly, we have the tools to effectively evaluate and treat individuals who have balance disorders to help minimize their risk of falling and optimize their quality of life," explained Kessler physical therapist Michelle O'Keefe. "In fact, the Department of Health and Human Services recommends that older adults include balance exercises as part of an overall fitness program."
Kessler's new Fall Prevention Program (www.kessler-rehab.com/programs/outpatient-services/falls.com) draws on the expertise and experience of an interdisciplinary team of licensed physical, occupational and speech therapists, including certified cognitive, vision and vestibular specialists, to determine fall risk and develop individualized treatment plans.
"Our goal is to help individuals maintain balance in their lives, at home, at work and at play," added Kessler occupational therapist Norma Glennon.
 To help reduce the risk of slips, trips and falls and improve balance, Kessler Institute offers the following recommendations:
Be sure flooring is in good condition and remove throw rugs.
Clear stairs, hallways and rooms of clutter and other obstacles.
Secure or remove any electrical wires or cords.
Make sure lighting is adequate both inside and outside the home - especially on stairways. Install automatic light sensors, timers or night lights.
Place a telephone in each room or carry a cordless phone with you to avoid having to rush to answer a call.
Avoid sitting in rockers, swivel chairs and chairs with wheels.
Be sure railings and banisters are secure.
Install hand rails or grip bars in showers and bathtubs and place non-slip strips or decals on the floor/tub. Â Also use a rubber-backed bath mat when you step out.
Take extra precautions on uneven, wet, or icy pavements.
Reduce attentional demands and on focus on the activity at hand.
Include balance exercises in your fitness regimen, such as one-leg stands and sit-to-stand exercises, as well as exercises to build ankle, leg, and hip strength.
Individuals who are experiencing problems with balance, dizziness or falling should be examined by a physician.


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Golden Gate Frontier Days Festival 2012
Situated at the Golden Gate Community Center, the Frontier Days Festival sported everything from live lions and tigers on site for educational purposes with the Kowiachobbe Sanctuary right through old time rides like bumper cars and treats like cotton candy. Before dark early attendees were able to enjoy the rides and treats without wait. Kids thrilled to bumper cars and more while adults looked on or joined in themselves.


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Scofield Triathlon
The highest elevation triathlon in the United States drew more than 350 competitors, and hundreds more to cheer them on, to Scofield Saturday. The event includes long-distance races in swimming, biking and running - one after another. Competitors...
Shoot-out at old Castle Gate
The Old West was alive and well, complete with rifles, revolvers and shotguns and confrontations with some mean characters, as shooters from all over the country came to compete in the 2010 Single Action Shooting Society 2010 Utah State Champions...
Horses take walking tour of Price
A blast from the past is recreated Sunday on Price 5th Avenue as Daisy and Sally lead the way for Sam Brown and Tiffany Johnson. These standard brand horses, all decked out in fancy bling, pull the colorful (un)covered wagon. Brown and his father...
Decked out for Lincoln Exhibit at Western Mining and Railroad Museum
The Western Mining and Railroad Museum in Helper recently hosted the "Abraham Lincoln self made in America" exhibit. Les and Randee Schultz, both in era clothing, proudly show off their personal collection of reproductions of the Civil War era. ...
Coal's decline could press economy - again
Waves of immigrants flooded into Carbon County a century ago to work the mines, but for most of the years since 1950, the county has been a net exporter of people.
Wellington 'wish list' now includes skate park at Knight-Ideal coal site
There was extra room on the 17 acres of the abandoned Knight-Ideal loadoat property, so the mayor and city council of Wellington asked state mine reclamation planners to put a skate park on the blueprint. ...
Rocky Mountain Power warns customers of fraud
Rocky Mountain Power has received additional reports from customers reporting fraudulent telephone calls from parties claiming to be a representative of Rocky Mountain Power. ...
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Late Monday afternoon news that Utah State University College of Eastern Utah had picked new coaches in its athletic departments was released.
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6 comments:
- Baconsbud said...
I took the poll and the responses to several of the questions seem to not really fit when you considered them with how other questions were answered.
- October 4, 2009 at 12:56 PM
- Lee Randolph said...
I'd like to see how this type of poll would come out in Wired Magazine (for example).
Food for thought, but not to attack the value of the poll, only to give my perspective.
- Is it a representative sample of the population?
- Does every type of person in the population read Parade?
- Does every type of person in the population have access to Parades On Line poll?
- Are the questions consistent with each other?
- Are any of the questions "leading" meaning constructed to elicit a response more likely than another?
- October 5, 2009 at 12:10 AM
- John W. Loftus said...
I had linked to the poll itself so I just changed the link to the article which explains itself.
- October 5, 2009 at 6:48 AM
- Chris said...
Same experience as Baconsbud. Toward the midpoint of the poll, the questions began to presume a religious viewpoint and had no option for "this question isn't applicable to me".
- October 5, 2009 at 1:53 PM
- Luke said...
It was an online poll. I'd like to know more about the methodology, but just from that I wouldn't trust it much.
- October 6, 2009 at 1:00 AM
- goprairie said...
I think the poll reveals how goofy people are about religion now. A huge percent think it is a 'source of truth' yet they are mostly not actively involved in a church, so presumably not actively studying it or reading about it or THINKING about it. So what can that 'truth' be? Their religion is based on what they were taught as a child or a teen and been distilled into a thin set of stereotypes and impessions since then. They can't subscribe to a particular belief system because they have no idea what the systems out there are or even what THEY believe really. If you asked most of them to write down statements about what they believe and then ask a few questions, they will make contradictory statements and really, have little 'knowledge' of what they believe or why. A faith system this flimsy cannot be passed on to kids very well, can it, so can we expect a further erosion of faith? Will kids put some thought into this or continue to subscribe to the flimsy tissue of stereotypes that people call religion?
- October 7, 2009 at 5:18 PM


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Block unwanted calls, abuse, and spam
Spam from Individual Callers
Google Voice gives you three options when dealing with unwanted calls. You can:
- Send the caller to voicemail: None of your phones will ring, but the caller will be prompted to leave you a voicemail message.
- Treat the call as spam: The caller will hear ringing and then be prompted to leave you a voicemail message. None of your phones will ring. The voicemail will be automatically marked in your inbox as Spam, and you won't receive a notification for the voicemail.
- Block the caller: The caller will hear a "Number not in service" message when calling your Google number. None of your phones will ring. Blocked calls won't show in your call history as missed calls.
To adjust your settings for an unwanted caller:
- Sign into Google Voice.
- Search for your contact's name in the search field at the top of the window, and when it appears, click the contact's name.
- Click Edit Settings and select the second radio button under the 'When this contact calls you:' section, next to the drop-down menu.
- Choose one of the options listed above from the drop-down menu.
If you've marked a call or voicemail as spam on the Google Voice website, any future calls from the caller will be sent to your voicemail, and your phones won't ring. The voicemail will be automatically placed in the Spam folder. Just find the call or voicemail from the caller, select the checkbox next to the call or voicemail, and click the Report Spam button.
You can also mark a caller as spam when listening to your voicemails; just press 8 at any time during the message.Global spam filtering
Global Spam Filtering
Global Spam Filtering makes it possible to automatically redirect calls, texts, and voicemails from any of the numbers in the Google database that have been identified as spam directly into your spam folder. To enable this feature simply:
- Click the wrench icon and select Settings.
- Click the Calls tab.
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Bob, it takes practice.
Bob, I gathered up some "2.225 tablets", 2 cups of 70 degree water out of the kitchen tap and proceeded outside to my testing area. It's so hot out that the temperature of the 2 cups of water had risen 25 degrees by the time I was ready to start testing more of the "2.225 tablets". I cancelled the testing due to rising temperatures :-) I live in the Midwest where were having a little heat wave.
I did some testing/playing around with Zelph's new pot using the ridgeline idea to connect it with the cone. The ridgeline idea is awesome - it's lighter than a silicone band and there's no possibility of it moving around on you.With the Starlyte stove I get excellent performance - virtually the same great results as I do with my other Starlyte/Cone/Evernew 750ml setup. What I was eager to try with this setup is wood, as I was hesitant to get my main pot all sooty and I wanted to try top down burning with Zelph's ring. I was curious if one could really use wood without constant refilling/attention.I grabbed a few small branches, broke the wood into short pieces and filled the ring:I put a little firestarter and kindling on top, lit it and blew once. Then I tossed the pot on and sat back to see if it would work without further attention. 11 minutes later my water (2 cups) was boiling. It was impressed that I didn't have to maintain the blaze at all. After using a BushBuddy, it was a welcome change. I made some cowboy coffee and sat back to drink it while the fire continued to burn. The stove system delivered a nice steady burn that chugged away. I was amazed how consistently and long it burned. Finally after 32 min I had to get moving so I disassembled things and kicked the ashes into the river. I presume a few blows early on would ramp up the blaze for faster boils if one desired.Coals after 32 min:I was also pleased to see very little soot on the pot. I gave it a quick wipe with some nearby moss & grass and achieved this:In summary, this is an awesome cook system because it excels at both alcohol and wood. It's rare to find a system that isn't a comprise between these options. This is perhaps the best alcohol system on the market, and it also happens to burn wood like a champ. I've got to figure out a little better pot support, as my aluminum flashing first attempt wilted under the heat. I also recommend getting a proper cone from Trail Designs, as a MYOG cone doesn't have the sweet dove tail closure.
Edited by dandydan on 07/25/2013 17:16:49 MDT.
Dan, Thanks for taking the time to post up your pics and write up. What's the cone? A Zelph special, caldera or home brew? More to the point, where do I get one? Looks like a super light way of doing both, as you say, without the typical compromise. I use a MLD 850 kettle, Ti Caldera, and Zia Grill (which would work with your set up I think) right, now; but it's always fun - as you no doubt know - to try out new tools and methods.
"I put a little firestarter and kindling on top, lit it and blew once."Does it work better with that stuff on top, or on the bottom? --B.G.--
Brian: The cone is a home brew prototype. I have several legit cones from Trail Designs for other pots and I prefer the TD cones (for the excellent dove tail closure amongst other attributes), but I whipped this one up to give the concept a test. It's aluminum flashing (cheap at Home Depot) and you can find video's on youtube on how to make 'em.This is a committing move, but what you should do is cut your cone so it's just tall enough to fit in your pot. Then you can use a silicone band to suspend the pot at the correct height for a Starlyte, add new bottom vent holes and grab yourself a sweet Starlyte stove to achieve something like this (this is my other Starlyte setup, depicted to show how the band works if you don't have a ridge in your pot):The Starlyte works excellent in a cone (Trail Designs is even offering them now) and you can grab a ti loop from Zelph to give wood a go as well. The other less committing but more expensive option is to grab one of Zelph's sweet new pots with the ridge, and get a cone, Starlyte and wood loop for that. This is the ideal option, but it requires more new stuff.Bob: The idea is to achieve a top down burn so that it burns longer/steady. On a normal fire, the firestarter/kindling would go on the bottom. I'm pretty sure you'd never get a +32min burn lighting this little bit of wood at the bottom.
Edited by dandydan on 07/26/2013 06:21:49 MDT.
Hi Dan, super great Ontario photos. Glad you like the pot with ridgeline. It sure beats the heck out of having to use a silicone band. A stainles steel pot is a lot less expensive option for wood burning trials. I noticed your aluminum cone fared well in the wood mode. The cone drafts well with the top holes positioned as they are. A 3/4" high pot support works well set right on top. I'll send you one of my creations so you can practice the top light method. I think you're going to be using wood fuel more often:-)I'll have a couple dozen of these pots available next week. I'll have the rings and pot supports also. They will be available to backpackinglight members only. Trail Designs should have the info on record for making the cone to fit my pot. My pot to them is known as "zelphs fire pot". I mainly wanted the cone set-up to burn wood with the Ti cone. The ridgeline pot and alcohol was pure secondary bliss. The cone stores upright in the pot. I initially was going to invert the cone and use it with the Ti tent pegs but as I was waiting for the cone to arrive I had a thought of using some 3/4" material to create the 1 piece "X" design pot support. It worked out really well for me. A one piece pot support was better than 2 pcs of stakes. The "X" fits in the pot.Use a grate of some sort to raise the bundle of twigs up so air can get under for a better burn. A piece of hardware cloth setting on 2 twigs works. The twigs eventually burn away long after your water boils.It's been a long time since I've had Hobo Coffee. Your photo brings back good memories. :-)
Dan D, Thank you for the excellent explanation. I have two Caldera Cones already, an SP 700, and a MLD 850 Kettle. I also have two StarLyte stoves and a StarLyte burner. So maybe I'm close to being able to try what you have there. I did not realize that the aluminum flashing would hold up to that kind of heat. Interesting. Dan Y, PM incoming. I'm getting one of your pots and a Ti ring if they are available and I haven't missed the proverbial boat. Really looking forward to trying the ring set up out. If I put my 850 on my Ti grill in a cone, I'll be most of the way there. But I want - as opposed to need - the pot too.Here's my other option, an SP700 Tri-Ti "Fusion" TD built for me. Doesn't look like your ring would fit inside this one. Oh well, the 850 isn't too much heavier.
Edited by bcutlerj on 07/26/2013 17:18:16 MDT.
Dan's aluminum flashing cone will not last too long with repeated hot fires. His pine twigs grouped close together burned slow and most of the heat was well contained. The ring helps to contain radiant heat in the center. If the twigs were able to fall close to the walls of the cone you'll be able to see the heat pattern and would deteriorate the aluminum more quickly.How tall is the top section of your Fusion? I can see in your photos, the heat pattern on your cone shows your pot is being heated only on one side, the side where the large opening is, and probably only half of the bottom.You might be able to take the top section off and use it like I used my Ti cone for wood. Your top section has "V" notches that would allow incoming air and then you would use a pot support in the shape of an "X" on top of it like what Dan and I used.I got your PM and all is well for next week.
Good point about raising up the wood for a faster burn. I forgot that you did this in your video. I'll give it a shot.Regarding aluminum, the cone was unscathed from this burn but the pot support wilted under the heat. It lasted thru this burn but it's not usable for a second. I'm sure I can come up with something pretty easily though. Ti would be the ultimate though. I'm pretty tempted to cough up the money for a proper TD cone for the Firepot.
Dan, the first thing I noticed about your aluminum cone was the lack of heat discoloration. That's great, shows you have good drafting going on there. I'm hoping TD will not charge for a custom size pot since I've already paid for the initial one. Hoping they'll give a decent price on such a small cone. I've had a few people PM me getting inline for a pot which I think means TD will be getting orders for the cone. I guess if enough interest is there I will order the cones and provide a one stop source for the kit. I forgot to mention that the Ti cone fits in my pot horizontal and vertical.The stainless steel fire ring/hoop is 3.750" in diameter and easily fits inside the pot. There is enough room left over in the pot for lots of stuff. It's a large light weight SS pot. I'm not going to charge an arm and a leg for it. Big pot,small price.
Edited by zelph on 08/03/2013 05:48:59 MDT.
That's neat that the cone stores both vertically and horizontally. I imagine there are lot of people that don't frequent geek threads like this, but are looking for an elegant and affordable cooking system. If you could put together a sub-$100 pot/stove/cone/wood package I think it would be popular. You're really onto something the ridgeline - it elegantly solves a problem that TD has been trying to address for years.
Hi Dan, hope you had a chance to use your twig ring to do some fire experimenting.I'll get in touch with Rand today and see what we can come up with to put together a package deal. The package would be Ti Caldera Cone, Ridgeline Fire Pot w/Fire Fork removable handle, Modified Esbit Burner, fire grate and "x" pot support for the fire mode.
No Starlyte? Maybe you should it with a choice of esbit or Starlyte, or a deluxe package with both?
Oops, that should read Starlyte. I had just made a comment to crusty Eric about the esbit burner so esbit was on my mind.
Sweet! That's going to be a perfect setup.
Dan Yeruski and I have been working together to try and put together a compact, light weight, and simple. it started as a Lite Trail 550 solid fuel cook kit. The kit originally came with a ti-wing stove, windscreen, paper clips (to keep the windscreen together), and 550ml ti pot. I was hoping to simplify this kit with a Caldera Cone and replace the ti-wing stove and windscreen with a Caldera Cone that fit in the pot. Because the 550ml ti pot doesn't have the squatty dimensions getting this to work would be a challenge. This is where communication with Dan Y came in. I contacted him about putting ridges on ti pots which he was able to do quite magnificently. Some simple testing with a home made Cone seemed to indicate proof of concept. link to video The ridge on the pot could support the pot on a cone, and a cone could be made to fit in the pot. Time for pictures!Here we have the pot with the ridge appropriately placed to support it off the ground for use with Esbit.The cone in the pot.Things are going good so far so I get two cups of cold tap water in the pot, Dan Y's new Esbitlite stove, and the cone.Then came the rather disappointing realization that the cone wasn't completed at the top, which meant I would have to use ti stakes to support the pot. I don't know if I miss-communicated with Rand at trail designs or he misunderstood what I wanted. Either way the ridge now proved to be a useless modification. Ti stakes were added and tested proceeded.All things considered the testing went well. The Esbitlite stove worked well to heat the water without leaving a bunch of gunk on the bottom of the pot. It was easy to wipe off. It's too bad about the misunderstanding between what I wanted and what I got in terms of the caldera cone and the its inability to be used with the ridge. The whole package does pack up nicely and everything I want still fits in the pot; the cone, the stove and a few tabs of esbit.Until next time,James
Edited by jdegraaf on 08/06/2013 10:56:32 MDT.
Order it again and tell them they made it right for Jason Quick. Jason told them where he was going to support the pot with the silicone band. You told them you wanted to support it with the ridgeline. Jason's mug has handles and yours doesn't. Can't under stand why they made the cutout for handles and did the Ti stake support thing. They made my cone for the Fire Pot with no cut out for handles and to be supported by the ridgeline. Mini Caldera Cone awesomenessPM sent.
Edited by zelph on 08/06/2013 12:47:16 MDT.
The stakes are a bummer - less stable and added complexity. In theory you can use them for your shelter but I never do because I often want to cook when my shelter is set up. At the very least, send TD a message and ask if something can be done. You've come too far to settle for less now.
Edited by dandydan on 08/06/2013 13:38:28 MDT.
Someone sent me an email with a few questions and one of them involved this thread. I read at the comments here and thought I'd bump it up and ask if there is any feed back on the stainless steel pot I made available. I see Dan Durston has used his and looks like the vertical stack burned well for him.Always good to read about burning wood to heat water :-) I feel sorry for you folks out west that can't use wood fires. :-(
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Clippers 92, NOOCH 76
Posted by Kevin Arnovitz on Sun, 11/12/06, 05:11pm:
This afternoon was one of those games in which the box score doesn't tell the story. When you look at NOOCH's very respectable 45.6% FG percentage [the Clippers allowed opponents to 43.5% last season] and the fact that they were above 50% for much of the game, you'd naturally assume that the Clippers had a lax game on the defensive end. In turn, looking at Chris Paul's
8-12 9-13 from the floor, you'd conclude that he was scoring at will.
Both stats are flawed. Though NOOCH was relatively efficient with the shots they were able to get off, they turned the ball over 26 times. Some of these were of the Sunday hangover variety, but the majority stemmed from a tight Clipper defense that denied NOOCH basic entry passes into the post and penetration through which Chris Paul makes his living. On the latter, credit Quinton Ross, who stayed in front of a frustrated Chris Paul all afternoon. Dunleavy went with Q until Paul left the game; when Paul returned with 4:24 in the second quarter, Dunleavy brought Q back. The decision paid off. Though Paul converted nine of his 13 FG attempts, it's the 13 number that's notable given that his lowest output for the season is 12 [and the final attempt was with :08 remaining in the game with both teams heading for their respective benches]. It wasn't as if Paul was getting to the line either - only five FTA. On top of that, Paul turned the ball over six times [two of them Q Ross steals], tying his most TOs for the season. But the big number? Three assists. The last time Paul had so few? January 6 of this year, a game in which he played only 17 minutes.
Elton had a mini-breakout game with 22 & 10 with a couple of blocks. Since we're all eager to see EB be EB again, let's take a look at what worked in his 8-12 effort. The eight FGs:
- In the game's first minute, Elton sets up on the right wing. He hands the ball off the Kaman, then cuts crosscourt, getting a screen from Q Ross on the tailing Tyson Chandler, and sets up on the left block. Mobley, on the left wing, feeds it into EB. Chandler has caught up to Brand, but seeing only one-on-one coverage, Brand dribbles fiercely into the lane and lands a nice 7-foot runner.
No double-team = no problem.
- It's been over four and a half minutes since the last Clipper score [see above]. This one is vintage, lunch-pail EB. The Clips set up Kaman one-on-one against David West. This should be a good matchup for Kaman in that he's got three inches on West, who isn't a superlative post defender anyway. Kaman shows a nice spin move, but seems to hold his left-hander just a half-second too long. By the time he launches the shot, Chandler has closed and he's got two sets of hands in his face. Still, it isn't horrible and it's the sort of shot he had down cold by the end of last season. If the Clips really want to get EB going, they need an effective Chris Kaman in the post.
Kaman's shot bounces out. Since both NOOCH big men are doubling Chris, Elton squirts his way to the glass and is there to collect the miss. EB dribbles it back to the left block where Peja picks him up. Seeing Peja covering you one-on-one is like seeing your grandma walk through the door when you're a kid. You know there's a crisp dollar bill or at least something sweet waiting for you. EB replicates the sweeping drive from his first FG and hits another little runner.
- Seconds before this FG, EB gets solid position in the post against David West. West is whistled for the foul. Just as well for NOOCH, because had the whistle not sounded, Cassell and Brand would've made mincemeat of the NOOCH defense. After the whistle, NOOCH puts Tyson Chandler on EB in the left low post. Pretty much the same move as before - a sweeping drive into the lane, up-and-in from eight feet...and the foul. EB seems less apt to pass out today. Probably a good thing.
- On the controlled break, Livingston leaves it for EB at the top of the arc. Brand dribbles a couple of times toward the foul line where he's met by Cedric Simmons [didn't know he left State after just two years. A little undersized to be leaving an ACC program early, don't you think?]. EB sends it back out to the wing [TT], then sets up on the left block. One-on-one against Simmons is an easy decision: Another sweep [again, no help from David West], and another easy little seven-foot hook.
- Elton converts four FTs on two possessions to close the half. On the first, he just schools Cedric Simmons again on the block. On the second, the clock is winding down. At :03, Livingston threads the needle and finds EB, who has just gotten free of Hilton Armstrong [birthplace: Peekskill, NY; is this the first P.H.S.-on-P.H.S. in NBA history?].
As John So said at the time, "how many young NBA point guards can make that pass?"
- NOOCH, for whatever reason, has decided not to double EB off the ball, nor to send much help after he's established position. Odd. Like many quality EB games, the narrative is getting repetitive: EB gets left low post position on West. Q feeds him the ball. EB dribbles left, spins right and hits the little left-handed seven-foot hook. What's important here is Elton's forcefulness. He's looking not nearly as tentative.
- NOOCH is on a 13-4 run and the Clips need a bucket badly. After an aborted high S/R with Shaun/EB, the rock ends up in Q's hands at the top of the circle. Q misses the open 16-footer, but EB collects the garbage for the easy putback. Nothing fancy: Elton merely outhustles and outworks the NOOCH bigs.
- One of the prettiest plays of the game. Maggette holds the ball up top, as Thomas draws his guy away from the paint with EB setting up on the high left post against Peja [huh?]. When the lane frees up, EB cuts sharply toward the hoop and Maggette fires a bullet right on target. Slam Dunk.
- Cassell/Brand high S/R. Cassell's pass tips off Chris Paul's hands, but luckily ends up in Elton's. EB passes it back out to Q on the right wing, to TT up top. During the reset, EB has set up shop in the right post. TT feeds him and Elton looks to have a clear shot, but deliberates and Chandler closes - a glimpse of the tentative EB from last week. EB dribbles down the side of the lane and hits an arcing jumper from six feet over Chandler.
All in all, EB's best effort of the season. You can't help but wonder what Byron Scott was thinking by laying off the double-teams. Something tells me that Jerry Sloan won't be following suit on Tuesday night in SLC.


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