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EPA, scientists tour Iron Mountain Mine cleanup project
Jane Vorpagel burned through her camera's battery taking snapshots of the green and black crystals that mark the heart of Iron Mountain Mine, source of some of the most acidic water in the world.
An environmental scientist with the state Department of Fish and Game, Vorpagel was among more than a dozen state and federal workers, journalists and contractors who ventured 1,300 feet into the mine's main shaft Friday.
"It's kind of amazing as a scientist to see what we have been fighting in the river for 25 years," she said.
Between the 1860s and 1963, miners carved through Iron Mountain, digging out iron, silver, gold, copper, zinc and pyrite, according to the Environmental Protection Agency. Their work left the mountain fractured, exposing pyrite to moisture and oxygen, creating sulfuric acid. The acid then ate through the rock, leaching out copper, zinc and other heavy metals and creating the colorful crystals that drew Vorpagel's lens.
Water seeping through the mine, which is nine miles northwest of Redding, carried the metals into creeks feeding the Sacramento River. After years of contamination from the mine, the EPA labeled it a Superfund site in 1986. The EPA defines Superfund sites as areas of uncontrolled hazardous waste.
Hundreds of millions of dollars and two decades later, the EPA is close to finishing construction work at the mine, said Rick Sugarek, who is managing the cleanup at Iron Mountain. After building dams and a water treatment plant and pulling about 175,000 tons of sediment out of the Spring Creek Arm of Keswick Lake, the last major construction work will be the installation of a cap on sediment.
Activity at the mine, however, will continue once it's done.
"You've got to maintain it," Sugarek said.
Down deep in the mine, the stinking, dripping acid water chews through the wood and metal structures used to collect it and funnel it to the water treatment plant.
"You just can't build it once," Sugarek said. "You have to keep building it then come back and build it again."
Sugarek, who has worked on the project for more than two decades, said the water treatment system set up at the mine is treating 98 percent of the water coming out of the mine. The EPA continues to weigh whether to try to treat the last 2 percent, most of which drains into Boulder Creek.
"Dealing with the water would be extremely expensive," said John Spitzley, project manager for CH2M Hill, a Colorado-based engineering firm with Redding roots.
He said the source of the seeping water is 1,000 feet long and would cost tens of millions of dollars to treat.
The mine's owner, Ted Arman, 88, of Shasta Lake, continues to argue that the EPA's cleanup is unnecessary. He filed lawsuits saying the EPA is trespassing at the mine he's owned since 1976. The EPA responded by suing him for $57 million to help cover the costs of the cleanup.
Arman has had several plans for the property, from turning it into a college campus to producing a liquid fertilizer from the mineral-rich water flowing from the mine. He also continues to pursue what he calls a personal dream of erecting a 230-foot Italian marble statue of Jesus Christ atop Iron Mountain's 3,500-foot peak.
He said he has several parties interested from around the world in helping build the $40 million statue, but he's trying to find one that doesn't want to own any of the land around it as part of the deal.
"I think some time this year we will be able to start it," Arman said. "It's just a matter of getting the funds."
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Inspired by Sheldon Brown's conversion of a hybrid bike to a drop handlebar road bike with an internal hub, I set out to do the same thing with my old Trek 7000. There are a number of nuances with a project like this. I thought I'd share my experiences.
First the materials - Shimano Nexus 8 speed hub for about $150 with the 8 speed shifter ($20), single speed Vuelta crank (new, $50), chain (8 speed SRAM, $16), Alex Adventurer rim ($30), 2 mm spokes (282 mm, $21), nipples ($10), drop bar (used, $8), Tektro linear or direct pull brakes ($32, new) and handlebar wrap ($8).
The first part of the project is to build the wheel. There are several online spoke length calculators to help determine spoke length. They all provided slightly different answers. It's better to have spokes that are a millimeter or two short than long. In my case, 282 mm was perfect. I've built several wheels and have learned to lace the wheel up, true-it, and then at the very end "do the dish" by turning each of the spokes on one side the same amount – in this case one full turn was perfect.
Next is the drop handlebar. I am used to bar end shifters so like Sheldon, I decided to mount the Nexus shifter on the end of the drop bar. The shifter is built for a mountain bike bar (7/8 inch diameter) not a road bike bar (15/16 inch diameter). (I read that there are old drop handlebars that are 7/8 inch diameter but I could not find one.) I needed to adapt the diameter of the drop bar to mount the shifter. I had an old aluminum flag pole set that I was able to use. I used a flat file to reduce the diameter of the road bike drop bar just enough to slide on the aluminum pole transition joint. Then to make sure nothing moved I put in a pop rivet on each side. It may sound clunky but once I wrapped the bar you cannot tell there is a transition joint there. I am sure there are more elegant ways to do this but it works fine for me.
A note about the brake handles – your hybrid brakes are likely V-brakes also known as direct pull brakes. The cable pull on these is longer than most road bike brakes. Tektro makes a linear pull road bike brake handle set that has the necessary pull length for V-brakes. Another option is to use standard road bike brakes handles, with the linear pull adapter "wheel" multiplier.
If your hybrid has vertical dropouts, you will need to carefully choose your front sprocket size. I used one of the online sprocket calculators to determine that a 46 tooth front sprocket combined with the 21 tooth rear cog would be the closest fit. I still had to file about 1/10 on inch notch in the back of my drop outs to get the chain tension just right. This combination of gears gives me about a 1.15 gear ratio in the very lowest gear. This will get me up my 10% slope hill.
Regarding the vertical drop outs, the non-rotation washers supplied with the internal hub kit were all for horizontal drop outs. You will need the "8L (blue/green) non-slip washers for vertical drop outs.
One final tip, I used cable ties to secure the shifter cable. To ease dismounting the hub (such as to repair a flat tire) I used a Velcro closure for the tie closest to the hub on the chain stay.
I've been commuting to work (23 miles round trip) and am extremely pleased with the result. In an unexpected surprise, I find the angles and measurements of my hybrid conversion to be quite close to my beloved Surly LHT. Now, I have a great all-weather "rain bike" that has a familiar feel and handling characteristics.


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Interior design leads to adding value to the homes
There are some people who will build houses for them to sell them at a profit later. It is very easy for you to increase the value of your home while using less money after you decide to employ the latest trends in interior design. Remember before potential buyers can accept to pay huge sums of money for your house, they will first have a look at the house. In case you had hired interior designers who will work on the interior of the house and ensure it is very attractive, it will easily attract many potential buyers who will end up paying huge sums of money for the home.
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People will like to have the super custom furniture in Miami for them to improve the appearance as well as increasing the comfort that they will enjoy while in their homes. This has led to many people buying different accessories which they use in their homes for them to enjoy great comfort while relaxing. Remember you will be spending your free time in your home with your family members, this makes it necessary for you to carry out interior design which will improve the appearance as well as making your house more comfortable.
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GAPLESS Playback now in iPods - New!, Apple just announced today! GAPLESS playback...!
GAPLESS Playback now in iPods - New!, Apple just announced today! GAPLESS playback...!
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Apple's Steve Jobs during a live press conference in San Francisco currently going on (at 10AM PST today, Tuesday, Sept. 12th) just announced a feature on iPods that will be sure to please audio enthusiasts -- GAPLESS PLAYBACK!
More details to follow. New iPods to be released. Please update this thread as the new iPods and GAPLESS info is released. This is taken from a live IRC transcript with iLounge reporters inside the Apple news event today.
See below for later posts for details on new iTunes 7, new iPod models/pricing/features, larger iPod video format, new set top wireless mac mini-like box for audio/video and more from this Apple press event.
Link to Quicktime presentation of this media event announcing these products that you can watch:
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Update on LucitaLucita is from Catadman, Ozamiz City. She is 52 years old. Lucita is married and has 7 children. To make a living, she manages a business planting and harvesting seaweed for sale. In 2011, Lucita joined GDMPC. Lucita is requesting a loan of 8,400 Philippine Pesos (PHP) which will be used to buy seedlings and twine to expand the business. She plans to use the additional revenue generated from the business to improve the general living conditions of her family.
Previous Loan DetailsLucita is from Catadman, Ozamiz City. She is 51 years old. Lucita is married and has 7 children. To make a living, she manages a business planting and harvesting seaweeds for sale. She has been engaged in her business for 4 years and earns 5,000 PHP a month for these activities. In 2011, Lucita j... More from Lucita's previous loan »
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About GDMPCGata Daku Multi-Purpose Cooperative (GDMPC) was founded in 1992 by 32 farmer-members to empower people by providing livelihood opportunities and other support services. Today, it has over 15,000 members located in upland, lowland and coastal regions of the Philippines, and offers credit, savings, education, and various social services.
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This borrower has been listed on Kiva before, so you'll see an updated loan description, as well as excerpts of the original descriptions from earlier loans. Most borrowers take out loans consecutively, meaning that they receive a second loan after having repaid the first. However, sometimes our Field Partners give out concurrent loans, allowing borrowers to take out one primary loan and a secondary "add-on" loan along with it. These "add-on" loans are typically smaller than the borrower's primary loan and serve a different purpose. Because Field Partners can now post loans as successive and concurrent loans, you will be able to track borrower progress over time and see the various ways a borrower is working with our Field Partners through funds from Kiva's lenders.
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I'm sure there are some of you wondering what I use to wet down my homemade cloth wipes. Well, folks my truly flibbertigibbet personality hasn't allowed me to land on one wipes solution I use consistently, but there are three that have been my favorites over the years that I'll share here, along with tons of links to others!
Amy's Wipes Solution #1 (aka Froo-Froo Solution)
You'll need a container of some sorts like an old disposable wipes box. (I do know some people who use spray bottles to wet down wipes individually with their favorite solution, but I am not coordinated enough to accurately aim a spray bottle at a square piece of cloth…go figure) I fill the container with wipes and then pour over this solution:
Mix together:
2 c. warm water
1/4 c. aloe vera gel (I use Lily of the Desert)
2 tsp baby shampoo (I use Burt's Bees)
1 tsp vinegar
5 drops lavender essential oil (I use Aura Cacia)
5 drops tea tree oil (also Aura Cacia)
Amy's Wipes Solution #2 (aka Diaper Rash Solution)
Once again, you'll need a container. Fill with wipes and pour this solution over it:
Mix together:
2 c. water
1 tsp vinegar
Gently and liberally wipe diaper area. Let air dry.
Amy's Wipes Solution #3 (aka Simply Lazy Solution)
Warm tap water on dry wipe as needed
(Can you guess which one I use when I'm pregnant or overwhelmed or both?)
Here are links to more wipes solutions you might be interested in trying. Got a favorite of your own? Share it here in the comments section!
Diaper Jungle Wipes Recipes
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Zany Zebra Wipes Recipes


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Quick and Easy Jerk Chicken
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you don't have to go to the islands to get some good jerk chicken. grill these babies up and serve with a salad and some beans and rice.
3-4 lbs chicken pieces
1-3 finely chopped scotch bonnet pepper (any hot pepper)
¼ cup extra virgin olive oil
3 tbsp lime juice
2 tbsp cider vinegar
3 tbsp spiced rum
2 tbsp kosher salt
2 tbsp onion powder
2 tbsp dried tyme
2 tbsp allspice
2 tbsp ground ginger
2 tbsp brown sugar
2 tbsp cumin
2 tbsp black pepper
2 tbsp garlic powder
2 tsp cayenne pepper
Directions Step-By-Step
1Combine all ingredients. This will form a paste. Coat chicken pieces with paste/marinate. Marinate for at least 4 hours, best to marinate over night. Grill or bake chicken until chicken juices run clear.
2Put any remaining jerk seasoning in zip lock bag and freeze until you need it.
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I know exactly where you are coming from. It hurts me to charge, but being retired, I have spent an arm and a leg on my first love! The honorarium to me won't even cover the travel for my wife and for me. I woulnd't go without her afer 40 years together.
I feel so sad, I can never fully express it here. And, things may come to what you allude to in B&W photography. Maybe, color as well. IDK.
Your little addendum also strikes a chord with me, having been in it since I was 12. I reemember my mother helping me control temperature for my first E1 Ektachrome process. It brings back memories. I wish you could be there. I would love to meet you.
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Just so excited for my first ride on my new OTTb Officer Frank - was such a good boy and while I know he had the energy inside him actually took it easy and was well behaved overall did get a bit of an attitude when I kept kicking him to trot (will probably wear my spursuaders next time). He has a beautiful trot and on day one even had moments where he was reaching into the bit and carrying a frame for a little while. Super excited!!!
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Oh how cute is he?? Not that I'm partial to dark bay OTTBs or anything! Have fun with him.
Love that name; "Officer Frank" I can just see you making some excuses to him, when he pulls you over to give you a ticket, . . 'Well , you see Officer Frank , I was just . . . . . " Fill in the rest!
Thanks, I am really excited to work with him. I do love his name, I want the girls at the barn to make me a shirt that says "I always loved a man in uniform" .
Why am I picturing a stripper dressed up as a cop at a bachelorette party when I hear Officer Frank?
Your horse is a cutie. I share your same sense of pride since my OTTB greenie has been a rockstar since I got him too. I wish you two the best of luck. OTTB's are special :)
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STLV: Kate Mulgrew Talks Jeri Ryan Relationship + More From Voyager Cast + Dancing Ferengi August 3, 2014by Jared Whitley , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,DS9,VOY , comments closed
Continuing with our Saturday Star Trek Vegas Con coverage we bring you pictures and details from the Voyager cast panel, where Kate Mulgrew got very diplomatic when talking about Jeri Ryan, Tim Russ admitted playing a Vulcan is easy when you have no emotions, Ethan Phillips gets patronizing, and Garrett Wang tries to explain social media to Kate. All that plus more Saturday panels wrap-up, including dancing Ferengi.
STLV: Pegg: Scotty Not A 'Clown' – Talks Accent & Star Trek 2016 + Weller: Marcus Not 'Villain' + moreby Brian Drew , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Star Trek Beyond,Star Trek Into Darkness,Trek on TV , comments closed
Simon Pegg was the headliner for Saturday and appeared before a packed and enthusiastic Star Trek Las Vegas Con crowd. The new Scotty offered a few details on the production of the new Star Trek movie and also opined quite a bit about what he would like to see for the future of Star Trek on film and TV, along with talking a lot about his character. Another new universe star at the con on Saturday was Peter Weller, who spent much of his time talking about ancient Rome and Robocop and speaking French, but he got around to talking some Trek too. Get all the details and photos below
STLV: Brannon Braga Misses Working On Star Trek + Talks Frankly About Voyager, Enterprise + Moreby Brian Drew , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,ENT,TNG,Trek on TV,VOY , comments closed
On Saturday veteran writer/producer Brannon Braga was set to appear with Manny Coto – his fellow executive producer from the last two seasons of Star Trek Enterprise – but Manny was stuck in traffic so Brannon went solo. He covered a lot of ground discussing his time with Star Trek: The Next Generation, Voyager and Enterprise. He also talked about how his recent Cosmos series had a little bit of Trek in it and how he now "misses" working on Star Trek. Details and photos below.
Two Star Trek Deep Space Nine Panels + More In STLV Friday Photos & Wrap-up August 2, 2014by Jared Whitley , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,DS9 , comments closed
Deep space never felt so close as it did Friday at the Star Trek convention in Las Vegas. Stars of the show joined fans to celebrate the series and one of its most venerated episodes in two separate panels. Full reports on those two panels plus much more in our STLV Friday wrap-up.
STLV: First Details On Star Trek TNG S7 Blu-ray + Hope for DS9 in HD? + Okuda Resists Inner George Lucas August 1, 2014by Brian Drew , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,DS9,DVD/Blu-ray,TNG,TNG Remastered , comments closed
Today at the Las Vegas Star Trek convention some of the team behind the Star Trek: The Next Generation in HD project held a panel where they talked about the project and revealed some details on the Season 7 Blu-ray release. They also answered questions about the possibility of Deep Space Nine and Star Trek The Animated Series getting remastered in HD. Get the full report below, including Mike Okuda talking about how Gene Roddenberry ensured he didn't switch teams to go work for George Lucas. [UPDATED panel photos]
STLV: Rod Roddenberry Unveils 'Fan Census' Project + Gene Roddeberry's Grandson Makes Con Debutby Jared Whitley , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Fandom,Trek on TV,Viral Video/Mashup/Images , comments closed
Although The Great Bird of the Galaxy left us in 1991, his name is going to live on if son Eugene "Rod" Roddenberry has anything to say about it. At the Las Vegas Star Trek convention on Friday Rod Roddenberry announced a new initiative for the fans, plus gave Gene Roddenberry's grandson his Trek convention debut. More details below
STLV14: Urban Talks Star Trek 2016 + Dorn Talks 'Capt. Worf' Pitch + Ellison Not Fan of Joan Collins + moreby Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Star Trek Beyond,Star Trek Into Darkness,TNG,TOS,Trek Franchise , comments closed
Thursday was opening day for the official Star Trek Convention in Las Vegas. Heading up the bill was Karl Urban, who talked a bit about the 2016 Star Trek sequel. Also on hand was most of the cast of Star Trek: The Next Generation, a cantankerous Harlan Ellison and more. See below for our Thursday recap with lots of photos.
Contest: Share A #TrekSelfie – Prizes Awarded Each Day Of STLV (Thursday – Sunday ) July 31, 2014by Anthony Pascale , Filed under: Contest,Conventions/Events/Attractions,Fandom,Trek Franchise , comments closed
The big Star Trek convention in Las Vegas kicks off today. Plus there is a Star Trek: Live In Concert screening in Philadelphia tonight. But not everyone can make it to Vegas or Philly so TrekMovie wants all Trekkies to have a fun way to share their love for Trek this weekend, by posting 'TrekSelfies' – and you can even win a prize for doing it. More details below.
TrekMovie's Guide to Star Trek Las Vegas Con 2014 July 29, 2014by Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions , comments closed
The annual Creation official Star Trek convention in Las Vegas is only two days away! It's our favorite time of the year: an entire 4-day weekend filled with Star Trek, parties, shows, and great friends. We've picked out some of our favorite events and panels that you wont want to miss, including TrekMovie.com panels and off-site events! This year, many of the favorite celebs are back, and there are also some rare and first time appearances. See below for celeb highlights plus some of our picks for the most interesting panels exploring behind the scenes and the future of Star Trek.
Deluxe Soundtrack For Star Trek Into Darkness Released + Giacchino Contrasts ST09 & STID Scores July 28, 2014by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Music,Star Trek Into Darkness , comments closed
Composer Michael Giacchino is headed to Philadelphia this week to perform the score for Star Trek Into Darkness with a screening of the film. He is also talking about why that score is 'darker' than his score for 2009′ Star Trek. In addition Varèse Sarabande has just released a Deluxe Edition of the Into Darkness score. Details on that below as well.
SDCC14 Photos: Trek Bunnies + Nathan Fillion As Kirk + More Star Trek Comic-Con Cosplayers July 27, 2014by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Trek Franchise , comments closed
One of the big elements of San Diego Comic-Con is cosplay. TrekMovie has compiled some of the fans who came in Star Trek garb, including an invasion of "Star Trek Bunnies." We also have a look at Firefly's Nathan Fillion dressed up as Capt. as Kirk. Check out the photos below
SDCC14 Exhibitor Hall: First Look At QMx USS Reliant + 2015 Star Trek Hallmark Ornaments + More Trek Merchby Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Apparel,Books,Collectibles,Conventions/Events/Attractions,Memorabilia,Merchandise,Replicas,Toys , comments closed
TrekMovie visited the San Diego Comic Con 2014 Exhibitor Hall to check out some of the Star Trek merchandise on hand, including first looks at QMx's USS Reliant Artisan Replica and the 2015 Star Trek Hallmark ornaments. Check those and much more out below.
Star Trek Events: SF Improv + Indiana Beer Parties + Louisville Parody + Seattle Outdoor & Burlesque July 25, 2014by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Humor,Trek Franchise , comments closed
A lot of attention is paid to the big cons like this weekend's San Diego Comic-Con, next weekend's Las Vegas Star Trek Con, Labor Day Weekend's Dragon Con in Atlanta and others. But there are other 'unconventional' ways to experience live Star Trek at events around the country over the coming weeks in Seattle, Indianapolis, San Francisco and Louisville. See below for details.
Your Guide to Trekking Out at San Diego Comic-Con 2014 July 20, 2014by Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Celebrity,Conventions/Events/Attractions,Trek Franchise , comments closed
San Diego Comic-con kicks off this week. With the next Star Trek movie two years away and still in scripting, we don't expect to have any formal presentation from Paramount, however there are tons of Star Trek-related panels and booths to check out. TrekMovie has compiled an all-inclusive list of every Trek related item on the agenda for this year's big con – get it all below.
'Star Trek Live In Concert' With Giacchino This Wkd In Houston + Next Wkd At SDCC + More Cities July 17, 2014by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Music,Star Trek (2009 film),Star Trek Into Darkness , comments closed
This weekend composer Michael Giacchino brings his "Star Trek Live in Concert" screenings of Star Trek and Star Trek Into Darkness with a full orchestra to the USA, performing with the Houston Symphony. Next weekend he does it again at San Diego Comic Con and then moves on to Philadelphia at the end of the month and more cities after that. More details below.
Watch: Simon Pegg Reveals How He Pranked Benedict Cumberbatch Into Forgetting His Lines July 8, 2014by TrekMovie.com Staff , Filed under: Celebrity,Conventions/Events/Attractions,Humor,Star Trek Into Darkness , comments closed
Over the weekend Simon Pegg made a somewhat rare con appearance at Fantasycon in Utah. The new Scotty actor talked about a number of things during his panel, including working on the Star Trek movies. Watch highlights from his talk below.
EXCLUSIVE: New Cast Photos from Star Trek Continues Episode 3 "Fairest of Them All" + Free TrekMovie Las Vegas Screening and Q&A June 4, 2014by Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Fan Productions,Star Trek Continues,TrekMovie.com , comments closed
UPDATE: We've got another new photo of Chris Doohan as Scotty! Check it out.
TrekMovie is excited to bring you the title of the upcoming Star Trek Continues episode, "Fairest of Them All" and exclusive shots of the cast in Mirror Universe uniform. The new episode, written by James Kerwin & Vic Mignogna and directed by James Kerwin, will take place in the mirror universe. The story picks up where The Original Series episode "Mirror, Mirror" left off and tells the story of what happened to the mirror landing party after returning to the I.S.S. Enterprise. The episode is set to release June 15 at Supanova in Sydney, Australia, and will be available on Vimeo and YouTube the same day worldwide. Also lookout for a behind the scenes documentary dedicated to the making of "Fairest of Them All".
We are also thrilled to announce a TrekMovie.com special event. Kicking off the big Creation convention in Las Vegas, this July 31st (Thursday night — Friday morning) TrekMovie.com presents a FREE midnight screening of "Fairest of Them All" with a Q&A session with cast and crew after the show, including Vic Mignogna (Kirk), Chris Doohan (Scotty), Asia DeMarcos (Marlena), Kipleigh Brown (Smith), plus James Kerwin and several members of the crew, and a special appearance by Michael Dorn! Hit the jump for details!
Geek Nation Tours Expanding LA2Vegas Tour with "Valley of Fire" Day Trip to Kirk's Death Site May 15, 2014by Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions , comments closed
Geek Nation Tours has been delighting traveling nerds on their Trek-themed tour from Hollywood, through a plethora of Trek filming locations in the California desert, and culminating in Las Vegas just in time for the annual Creation Convention held every August. Larry "Dr. Trek" Nemecek, the noted Star Trek guru, consultant, interviewer, producer and author of the Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion and Star Trek: Stellar Cartography, will be there as always to guide fans through the tour and impart his encyclopedic knowledge of all things Trek (both in front of and behind the scenes). This year, Vegas-bound fans unable to join in on the full tour can get a taste of the adventure by booking a one-day tour to the site of Captain James T. Kirk's heroic death on Veridian III (Star Trek Generations), which is located in the majestic Valley of Fire State Park 55 miles northeast of Las Vegas. The trip is taking bookings now but is selling out fast with only 7 of the 12 seats still up for grabs.
Rest in Peace, Tom Deishley December 12, 2013by Kayla Iacovino , Filed under: Celebrity,Conventions/Events/Attractions , comments closed
It is with a heavy heart that I report the passing of Thomas Deishley, known to Trek fans as General Motog from Star Trek: The Experience in Las Vegas. Deishley was found dead in his home in Las Vegas from an apparent gun shot wound. He was found during a welfare check after friends reported that they had not been able to get a hold of him for several days. Police say there was evidence of a break-in. Friend of Deishley and Star Trek: The Experience historian Vernon Wilmer recently posted a video tribute to Tom. Click more to see it, but have your tissues ready.
Las Vegas Convention Panel: Star Trek and the Military September 18, 2013by Nancy Garrett , Filed under: Conventions/Events/Attractions,Fandom,Trek Franchise , comments closed
Imagine this scenario: A massive ship rests in its dock as the crew prepares for departure. Orders are given and acknowledged. A course is laid. Whistles echo through the decks. Dock lines fall to the side, and the ship clears the last mooring. What happens next? Is this a warship cutting through ocean waves headed for the Mediterranean? Or is this a starship disappearing in a warp speed flash of light headed for strange new worlds? Their missions may be entirely different but similarities between today's military and Star Trek's Starfleet remain evident. On the program of Creation Entertainment's Star Trek Convention Las Vegas last month, a panel of veterans presented and discussed military aspects of Star Trek and similarities between Starfleet and the armed forces.


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KwaZulu-Natal - A suspected murderer who had been on the run for four months has been arrested in Ngwelezane, near Empangeni, KwaZulu-Natal police said on Tuesday.
The 20-year-old was arrested on Monday afternoon after he allegedly shot and killed Njabulo Zulu, 38, at the KwaMashu men's hostel on July 29, Captain Thulani Zwane said. He was shot once in the head.
Police received a tip-off that he was in the Mtubatuba area for the Christmas holidays.
Investigations led police to the Ngwelezane area, where he was arrested. He was expected to appear in the Ntuzuma Magistrate's Court soon to face a charge of murder. - Sapa
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Here is the roster for the 2013 ECHL All-Star Team, which will play against the Colorado Eagles on Wednesday night at the Budweiser Events Center. These players will also go against the Eagles tonight in the Skills Competition . Both events start at 7:05 p.m.
8. C.J. STRETCH (starter)
Team: Ontario Reign
Measurables: 5-foot-11, 195 pounds
Key stats: 41 GP, 21 G, 45 Pts
Info: Played five seasons in the major juniors with the Kamploomps Blazers of the WHL Is in his second full season with the Reign Played 23 games during the 2011-12 season with the Houston Aeros of the AHL, recording six assists.
Team: Las Vegas Wranglers
Measurables: 5-foot-9, 189 pounds
Key stats: 35 GP, 15 G, 26 Pts
Info: Was born in Las Vegas Played his major junior hockey with the Portland Winter Hawks Playing in his third season with the Wranglers.
Team: Utah Grizzlies
Measurables: 6-foot, 205 pounds
Key stats: 31 GP, 29 A, 40 Pts
Info: Wahl was selected 48th overall in the 2008 NHL Draft by the Calgary Flames...Has played parts of five seasons in the AHL...He recorded 40 points in 38 games with the Grizzlies last season and has 40 in 31 games this season.
Team: Toledo Walleye
Measurables: 5-foot-10, 188 pounds
Key stats: 39 GP, 16 G, 35 Pts
Info: Was born in Johannesburg, South Africa Moved to Canada to play major junior hockey with the Red Deer Rebels and Cowichan Valley Capitals Has played 88 career AHL games, recording 11 goals, all in 2011-12 with the Grand Rapids Griffins.
Team: Orlando Solar Bears
Measurables: 6-foot-1, 185 pounds
Key stats: 38 GP, 11 G, 20 Pts
Info: Was drafted in the seventh round of the 2007 NHL Draft by the Calgary Flames Played four seasons at Ohio State University This season is the first time, including college, that Severyn has scored double-digit goals.
Team: Idaho Steelheads
Measurables: 6-foot-2, 200 pounds
Key Stats: 39 GP, 34 Pts, +18
Info: Rookie played four seasons in the major juniors with the Lethbridge Hurricanes From Sundre, Alberta 21-years-old.
18. CASEY PIERRO-ZABOTEL (starter)
Team: Gwinnett Gladiators
Measurables: 6-foot-2, 202 pounds
Key stats: 43 GP, 32 A, 43 Ptse
Info: Was drafted 80th overall by the Pittsburgh Penguins in the 2007 NHL Draft Never played for the Penguins and is no longer in the organization after his entry-level contract expired after last season Set a franchise record with the Vancouver Giants of the WHL in the 2008-09 season with 79 assists and 115 points.
21. DUSTIN GAZLEY (starter)
Team: Elmira Jackals
Measurables: 5-foot-8, 170 pounds
Key stats: 35 GP, 33 A, 44 Pts
Info: Played four seasons at Michigan State University Was an academic All-Big Ten selection his senior season Has played two games with Greenville, the rest of his pro career has been played with the Jackals.
Team: Bakersfield Condors
Measurables: 5-foot-10, 188 pounds
Key Stats: 40 GP, 11 G, 31 Pts
Info: Played 32 games this season with the Greenville Road Warriors before going to Bakersfield Scored seven goals for Greenville, already has four in eight games with Bakersfield.
Team: Evansville Icemen
Measurables: 5-foot-11, 197 pounds
Key stats: 33 GP, 12 G, 27 Pts
Info: Was selected in the fourth round of the 2008 NHL Draft by the Pittsburgh Penguins Played 72 games in the AHL in 2011-12, recording 32 points.
Team: San Francisco Bulls
Measurables: 6-foot, 180 pounds
Key stats: 39 GP, 18 G, 33 Pts
Info: Is a rookie with San Francisco after playing four seasons at the University of Moncton, located in New Brunswick, Canada Also played four major junior seasons in the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
Team: Stockton Thunder
Measurables: 6-foot-1, 170 pounds
Key stats: 40 GP, 15 G, 34 Pts
Info: Played with the Prince George Cougars, Prince Albert Raiders and Moose Jaw Warriors, all of the WHL, during his major junior career Recorded 89 points during the 2011-12 season with the Raiders.
Team: Cincinnati Cyclones
Measurables: 6-foot-2, 207 pounds
Key stats: 36 GP, 4 G, 22 Pts
Info: Was selected by the Vancouver Canucks in the second round of the 2007 NHL Draft Canucks traded his rights to the Columbus Blue Jackets in 2012 Played 26 games this season with the Florida Everblades.
Team: Wheeling Nailers
Measurables: 6-foot-2, 185 pounds
Key stats: 17 GP, 14 A, 18 Pts
Info: Has split time this season between three teams, the Cincinnati Cyclones and Nailers of the ECHL as well as a handful of games in the AHL with the Oklahoma City Barons.
Team: Fort Wayne Komets
Measurables: 6-foot-3, 202 pounds
Key stats: 39 GP, 16 Pts, 134 PIMs
Info: Is in his first full season as a professional after playing five seasons in the OHL in the major juniors Was selected in the sixth round of the 2009 NHL Draft by the New York Rangers.
19. CHRIS HUXLEY (starter)
Team: Ontario Reign
Measurables: 5-foot-11, 202 pounds
Key stats: 40 GP, 20 A, 24 Pts
Info: Attended and played collegiate hockey at Harvard University In his second year as a pro, both with the Reign Recorded 35 points last season and already has 24 this season.
22. MIKE MARCOU (starter)
Team: Greenville Road Warriors
Measurables: 5-foot-11, 180 pounds
Key stats: 41 GP, 17 Pts, +16
Info: In his first season as a professional after playing four seasons at the University of Massachusetts-Amherst, where he played with his older brother Has played two games this season with the Oklahoma City Barons of the AHL.
Team: Alaska Aces
Measurables: 6-foot-1, 210 pounds
Key stats: 40 GP, 5 G, 18 Pts
Info: The Anchorage native played parts of two seasons and the University of Denver before withdrawing during his sophomore season to go play with the Portland Winterhawks of the WHL Selected by the San Jose Sharks in the second round of the 2009 NHL Draft.
Team: Gwinnett Gladiators
Measurables: 6-foot-1, 190 pounds
Key stats: 12-11-1, .918 save percentage, 2.13 goals against average
Info: The 22-year-old was taken in the third round of the 2009 NHL Draft by the Phoenix Coyotes Won a gold medal as part of team USA at the 2010 World Junior Championships Played three seasons at St. Cloud State.
30. PHILIPP GRUBAUER (starter)
Team: Reading Royals
Measurables: 6-foot-1, 189 pounds
Key stats: 19-5-1, .912 save percentage, 2.30 goals against average
Info: Was born in Rosenheim, Germany Taken in the fourth round of the 2010 NHL Draft by the Washington Capitals The 21-year-old appeared briefly with the Hershey Bears of the AHL this season, but has spent most of his time with Reading Played three seasons in the major juniors after moving from Germany.
Team: South Carolina Stingrays
Measurables: 6-foot, 185 pounds
Key stats: 13-8, .929 save percentage, 1.91 goals against average
Info: Began this season with the Gwinnett Gladiators Has played for five different ECHL teams in only three seasons Played collegiately at Mercyhurst College Had five assists in one season while playing major junior hockey.
Team: Alaska Aces
Info: Murray was awarded the head coach position for the All-Star game by virtue of the Aces having the leagues best winning percentage as of Dec. 30. He is in his second season as the leader of Alaska. Last year he was co-recipient of the John Brophy Award as ECHL Coach of the Year. Murray had a 16-year playing career that included 107 games in the NHL.
Team: Reading Royals
Info: Courville was named the assistant coach for the game because of Reading has the top winning percentage in the Eastern Conference as of Dec. 30. He is in his fourth season as the Royals boss. Before being named to that position he was the general manager, facility director and hockey operations supervisor for an ice rink in Pennsylvania.
Equipment trainer: Mike Burkhead (Alaska)
Athletic trainer: Brad Fredrick (Toledo)
Note: Justin Dowling (Idaho), Nick Petersen (Orlando), Josh Shalla (Cincinnati), Luke Glendening (Toledo), Toni Rajala (Stockton), Justin Shugg (Florida), Marcel Noebels (Trenton), Denny Urban (Reading), Nathan Deck (Stockton) and Ben Youds (Toledo) were originally selected to the All-Star roster, but were replaced after being called up to the AHL.
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The 5: Best top 10 picks in Cardinals history
Draft week is upon us in the National Football League. The most talked about happening in the sports world will unfold over a three-day period in New York this weekend.
Once again, the Arizona Cardinals find themselves drafting in the top ten. This year's seventh overall selection marks the 16th time in their 26 drafts that they're selecting in the top ten. And yes, if you're wondering, that's the most in the league since 1988.
There have been some forgettable top ten selections made by the Cardinals, as my colleague Dave Dulberg has pointed out. But the Cards deserve some credit as well — they've made some pretty good top ten picks too.
Here's my list of the top 5 best Cardinals' top ten draft picks of all-time (say that five times fast!)
5. Eric Hill (No. 10 in the 1989 Draft) – LB, LSU
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5 Early Losers in 2013 NHL Free Agency
5 Free Agency Losers
When it comes to free agency in sports, picking the right player for your team, at the right price, isn't always that easy to do. Of course the NHL is no different when it comes to signing players. Picking up a free agent is a double edged sword when you really think about it. Signing a free agent player has an impact on several parties involved.
First, it impacts the team that signed him. The club picks up the player they feel best fits their needs and it gets the player a contract to where he is guaranteed to play hockey the following season. It has an impact on the player's former team as well. It leaves a hole in the roster that the former club now has to try and go fill.
There has already been a fair amount of player movement in the first week of free agent signings, and there is still more to be done. So far, there have been some big names signed and there have been some teams that have missed the opportunity to sign players early on. The obvious choice is to say that a team that signed a big-name player is the winner and the team that could not hold that player is the loser, but it's not always that simple. What really stands out to me so far is how general managers are spending their money. Some have done so wisely, thus making their hockey teams better. Some have overpaid for free agents and were unable to make the best use of their salary cap space. Also having a team not do anything speaks volumes to me. It shows me that either they can't find what they want on the free agent market or they just aren't willing to do something.
So now we are going to take a look at the teams that are kind of on the losing end of things so far with free agency. For a team to fall into this category a couple of things were taken into account. First is whether or not they made any moves to try and improve their team. Second we look at the moves they have made and what impact they will have on the club, either short term or long term. With that in mind, here are the 5 early losers in NHL free agency!
Winnipeg Jets
To this point, the biggest signing the Jets have made was giving Grant Clitsome $6.2 million over three years. The team has also brought back Al Montoya. While the Jets still have 13 players (eight UFAs, five RFAs) with expired contracts, they were unable to reach an agreement with any of them. Top-four defenseman Zach Bogosian is the most notable free agent on the team, and he is permitted to sign an offer sheet with another club now that free agency has officially begun.
Even if Winnipeg is able to re-sign most of its own free agents, it's going to be hard for this team to improve, as most of the best UFAs on the market have already signed with new teams. Money for the Jets isn't an issue, as they have over $19 million to work with. Right now they show no desire to make moves, and that will make it tough for them to compete in the Western Conference.
Buffalo Sabres
To this point, the Sabres have signed four players, three of which their own. One reason I have the Sabres listed here is that they have been mostly quiet while the rest of the division has made significant moves to improve their rosters. Special teams were a problem last year for the Sabres (they ranked 29th in power play success and 26th in penalty killing), but general manager Darcy Regier made no upgrades on Friday to address this weakness.
Unless the Sabres can sign a second-tier forward over the next few days such as Daniel Cleary, Damien Brunner, Mason Raymond or Dustin Penner, they will have failed to improve a weak offense via free agency and will likely be forced to rely on young players and prospects to win games consistently next season. Buffalo has the money to spend with over $11 million in cap space to work with. If they don't come up with something, it could be a tough season in upstate New York.
Washington Capitals
The biggest mistake the Capitals have made, to this point, is letting center Mike Ribeiro go sign with the Coyotes. And since they were unable to make any noise in the market, most of the big name centers are already off the board. So they lose one of their best centers and haven't considered anybody to replace him yet. General manager George McPhee also needs to add some defensive skill, experience and toughness to his blue line, which will be a difficult challenge given the lack of talent and depth among defensemen in this free-agent class.
Re-signing RFAs Karl Alzner and Marcus Johansson will also be top priorities for McPhee, but he has just a little over $8 million of cap space to work with. The Capitals will not make the playoffs next season from a tougher division if they don't add a veteran defenseman and a top-six center from outside of the organization.
Ottawa Senators
Ottawa made some good moves and some bad ones so far in free agency. They were able to sign Joe Corvo, Nathan Lawson and Clarke MacArthur as well as trade for right winger Bobby Ryan. They sent a first-round pick and two good prospects to the Anaheim Ducks, because Ryan is a 26-year-old, four-time 30-goal scorer signed for two more seasons at a $5.1 million hit. Ryan replaces a 40-year-old right winger who signed a one-year deal with a $5.5 million hit elsewhere. The problem is, that 40-year-old right winger was Daniel Alfredsson, an Ottawa icon, the Senators' longtime captain, and the plan was to acquire Ryan and keep Alfredsson, not to acquire Ryan to replace Alfredsson.
Owner Eugene Melnyk and GM Bryan Murray mishandled the Alfredsson situation, rejecting his opening offer and then offering a blank check when it was too late. So now Alfie, once the most popular figure in Ottawa, will chase the Stanley Cup with the Detroit Red Wings, the Sens' division rivals next season. Sure the Senators have gotten a little bit better, and they still have money in cap space to work with, but still the organization is looked down on a little for letting Alfie go and not giving him a chance to win the cup with the team he spent his entire career with.
Philadelphia Flyers
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Re: Star Trek TNG Remastered?
To tell you the truth, I'm not sure what this obsession is with taking shows that were made under old TV standards and trying to make them look like current TV standards.
Can't we just accept the fact that shows made in the 1980's are going to look different from ones made in 2009? Why must we insist on trying to remaster them to high definition standards, pull them into a 16:9 format, update the visual effects, etc.? Why can't we just accept the fact that, even on Blu-ray on a HD set, TNG is going to look like a show with 1980's quality visuals because that's when it was made?
Are we next going to be trying to make a high definition version of I Love Lucy?
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Hampton Inn Atlanta-Fairburn, Ga
Hampton Inn Atlanta-Fairburn, Ga
Hotel Guest Rating: 9.5/10
7790 Ella Lane
Fairburn, GA 30213
Welcome to the Hampton Inn Atlanta-Fairburn, Ga
A pool, free Wi-Fi and free breakfast are welcome amenities for guests at the Hampton Inn Atlanta-Fairburn, Ga.
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The 99 rooms at this low-rise hotel feature beds with freshly-washed white duvets, flat-panel TVs with cable, free Wi-Fi, microwaves, mini-fridges and coffeemakers. Guests can enjoy the free continental breakfast with hot items like waffles and oatmeal; if you're in a rush, grab a bagged breakfast to go. There's a seasonal outdoor pool where guests relax after a day exploring the surrounding area. On Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons, the manager's reception provides drinks and snacks.
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The hotel is off I-85, about two-and-a-half miles from downtown Fairburn and the grounds of the Georgia Renaissance Festival. Downtown Atlanta, Georgia Aquarium, World of Coca-Cola, Turner Field and CNN Center are 21 miles away. Guests walk to restaurants in less than five minutes. Six Flags Over Georgia theme park is a half-hour away. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is 13 miles away.
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The Hampton Inn Atlanta-Fairburn features bright, well-equipped rooms with free Wi-Fi and flat-panel TVs. Value-added perks include an outdoor pool and free breakfast.
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Industrial UPS System with three phase output 60 - 120 kVA
Static UPS's are being installed increasingly for loads that require AC voltages unaffected by interference on the mains e.g.:
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Due to the use of IGBT transistors of the newest technology in the rectifier and in the inverter, the new ENERTRONIC P range fulfills the highest reliabilty for power supplies and is very economical.
This results in an input power factor of ≥ 0,99 and an input distortion factor of < 5 %.
The exceptional characteristics of this inverter in the ENERTRONIC P series results in very small dynamic voltage deviations even in the case of one hundred percent load changes.
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Impeachment as Congressional Constitutional Interpretation
Katyal, Neal Kumar, Law and Contemporary Problems
In the past year, America experienced an intense constitutional debate waged in its newspapers, kitchens, and internet chat rooms. This debate was remarkable, and not only because a constitutional issue--the meaning of "high crimes and misdemeanors"--managed to capture the attention of the public. It was also striking because the constitutional argument took place outside of the one institution that many understand to be the primary interpreter of the Constitution, the Supreme Court. [1] For a textualist, this omission should not be surprising, as the Constitution vests the judiciary with virtually no function in impeachment. Yet the removal of the judiciary from impeachment highlights the ways in which our legislature is called upon to make interpretive constitutional decisions.
During the interpretive debate over whether to impeach President Clinton, Democrats in Congress accused their Republican colleagues of being inconsistent in their approach to constitutional interpretation (and vice-versa). The Democrats argued that "high crimes and misdemeanors" had a very narrow meaning at the founding of the Constitution, and the Republicans responded by arguing that they should not be hemmed in by a two-century-old interpretation of a living document. Consider, as one example, what Representative Maxine Waters said during the impeachment debate:
I am absolutely amazed at the liberal and loose interpretation of the Constitution that I'm hearing from conservatives. Usually, progressives are accused of loose interpretation and usually conservatives are considered to have strict interpretation of the constitution and law. But sitting in this committee, I have witnessed the most--the loosest interpretation of the Constitution, as my colleagues on the other side of the aisle have dealt with the meaning of high crimes and misdemeanors. [2]
The party of originalism had thrown in the towel, and all for political points to boot.
This essay contends that this attack on the Republicans was wrong. In defending the Republicans, I am not interested in their political motivations (if any) but rather the jurisprudential issues that their position raised. I argue that one can adhere to originalism in the context of judicial interpretation and, nevertheless, believe in a broader style of interpretation for the legislature. Originalism, as practiced in this way, is a doctrine that constrains unelected judges from an unduly free interpretive approach, but it does not preclude Congress from making constitutional judgments that are more flexible and nuanced.
At stake in this project is something larger than the debate over originalism. Constitutionalists have assumed, too quickly in my view, that symmetry should exist between the interpretive styles of the courts and Congress. This assumption, which I shall call the myth of interpretive symmetry, slights the many reasons why an interpretive method may work well in one area and not work as well in another. Instead of mapping out all these possible divergences, I illustrate the point with three examples: the roles of history, precedent, and moral philosophy. I show how, in each instance, arguments can be made to suggest that divergent institutional roles should be taken into account in formulating a comprehensive interpretive philosophy about the Constitution.
This essay largely concentrates on the first example, the role of history. It contrasts two prevailing theories of constitutional law, legal process and minority protection, and argues that implicit in each theory is an account of why the role of history might differ depending on whether the decisionmaker is the judiciary or Congress. It is well established at this point that the ultimate purposes of the Constitution will influence what style of interpretation is appropriate. What this essay seeks to show is that those purposes counsel different interpretive theories for different constitutional actors. …


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What do you expect from dark skinned people. It's how they respond, try and call me racist or try to prove me wrong. Either way you lose....
• Told followers that Jihad was the second highest thing after believing in Allah, Sahih Bukhari, Volume 1, Book 2, number 25
• Stated he would fight until everyone admitted their was only one god, Allah, Sahih Bukhari, Volume 1, Book 2, number 24
• Burnt people for not praying Sahih Bukhari Book 1, Vol 11, Verse 626
• Forced non Muslims to be humbled, submit to Islam and pay jizyah tax.Koran Book 9 Verse 29
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Right to peaceably assemble? Silly me, I forgot that right doesn't extend to Christians anymore.
Text Tensions flared Friday evening at the annual Arab International Festival in Dearborn as members of some Christian missionary groups — including one called the Bible Believers — taunted Arab Americans with a pig's head and signs that promoted hatred of Islam."You're gonna burn in hell," one missionary shouted at a group of young Arab-American boys listening to him speak on Warren Avenue, where the festival takes place.
Some of the signs the missionaries held read: "Islam is a religion of blood and murder" and "Muhammad (Islam's prophet) is a ... liar, false prophet, murderer, child molesting pervert
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Wow, has a single one of you even watched the whole video yet?
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Did they physically attack anyone? No


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The Village of Passo San Ginesio
The village of Passo San Ginesio belongs to the municipality of San Ginesio, in the province of Macerata, region Marche.
The village of Passo San Ginesio is 5,27 kilometers far from the same town of San Ginesio to whom it belongs.
To the municipality of San Ginesio also belong the localities of Caldarello (4,07 km), Campanelle (3,68 km), Casagatti (4,01 km), Cerqueto (8,05 km), Cerreto (3,91 km), Coldellaio (7,77 km), Collalto (2,21 km), Colle (6,26 km), Ferrantini (8,12 km), Ficcardo (4,79 km), Macchie (6,22 km), Morichella (6,57 km), Morico (6,94 km), Necciano (3,86 km), Pesindolo (6,75 km), Pian di Pieca (5,67 km), Rocca Colonnalta (8,72 km), San Costanzo (5,74 km), San Liberato (11,96 km), San Savino (4,68 km), Santa Croce (2,54 km), Santa Maria d'Alto Cielo (5,08 km), Santa Maria di Pieca (6,03 km), Serrone (3,35 km), Vallato (9,07 km).
The number in parentheses following each village name indicate the distance between the same village and the municipality of San Ginesio.
The locality of Passo San Ginesio rises 342 meters abobe sea level.
The population of Passo San Ginesio counts 248 inhabitants.
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LiuGong bringing three new excavators to bauma
Posted By John Latta On January 30, 2013 @ 12:01 pm In bauma 2013,The Roadologist,Trade Show Coverage | No Comments
LiuGong will be a BIG presence at bauma in April.
The company will bring three new excavators to its 3,000 square meters of outdoor exhibition space including the 45 metric ton 945 E. This is a much larger version of the 922 E launched at Intermat in Paris last spring.
Two other new models that expand the 922 will be here, the 930 E and the 925 E. The hefty 945 E is LiuGong's largest excavator. The company will also demonstrate its skid steers (although the emphasis here will be largely on the European models especially the 375 B and the 385 B). LiuGong will have a full range of products including a motor grader and four rollers. –John Latta, Editor-in-Chief, Better Roads, reporting live from Munich, Germany
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