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Do you mean round darker spots ON FILM or on PRINT? I ask because it sounds like you may be talking about lens flare but that will appaer as brighter spots on print and darker spots on film.
Another creative possibility is, you may have a very strange light leak which casts a shadow on film.
Can you possibly post an image of film or print, so we can see what you are talking about? I had a Rolleicord V for about a year but did not experience such problems. I doubt very much you have a lens flare either....
It's clear my explanation was a bit confusing... Spots are on film and appear as brighter spots on film and darker spots on print. Today evening I'll post a scan from a contact sheet to clarify it.

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Actually, they've gone further than that, they've created a new race, the "white Hispanic." I would say the "white Hispanic community" but there is only one member of that group, George Zimmerman, so it's not a community, it's just sick.
As for people wanting healthy children and to be cared for when they're old, we have that covered.
First and foremost is family. Progressives never admit this, but children raised in two-parent homes are much, much better off than children who are not. That's simply not possible for all children, but it makes no sense – none – to celebrate single-parent homes.
For children from single-parent homes or two-parent homes who have a difficult time making ends meet, we have Medicaid. The problem with Medicaid, the major reason it is breaking state budgets, is progressives have turned this safety net program for the poor into a hammock for the middle class. There's no reason a family of four making $80,000 should be enrolled in Medicaid, but that is the standard now in many states. What incentive does a person have to purchase something they can leech from the government?
For the elderly, we have Medicare and Social Security. They're driving the entire country into financial ruin, which progressives strangely seem to enjoy – but no one talks about changing those programs for anyone within 10 years of retirement. Yet, even here progressives lie. They find one elderly woman who is "forced to eat cat food so she can afford her prescriptions" and present her as the norm. They tell our parents and grandparents this could be them if things go wrong. They do this, by the way, while claiming Republicans use scare tactics to sway voters.
They trot out this cat-food person out for a press conference, pretend there are millions like her, then trot her off stage and – like a prop from cancelled Broadway show – throw her back in the closet and move on. Inevitably, the good people of this country hear about this woman and step up to help her – for real, not for show.
That's the greatness of the American people – all you have to do is point out someone truly in need, and we step up to help. We do so without a government program, without raising taxes, without progressive "solutions." That's why you never hear of them after they've been helped – the assistance actually helps them achieve independence, which means they become useless to progressives.
Until today, I couldn't really understand why this case was framed as a discussion of "liberty." This case isn't so much about freedom from government-mandated broccoli or gyms. It's about freedom from our obligations to one another, freedom from the modern world in which we live.
Shared responsibility? Freedom from our obligations to one another?
Having done my taxes recently, I can assure Ms. Lithwick I take care of my "obligations," just as I assume she does. But I'd be willing to bet she lives comfortably and that she availed herself of every deduction her accountant could find. There's nothing wrong with that, aside from the hypocrisy of refusing to live the life she would impose on others.
But what about the 49 percent of American who pay no income tax? According the Ms. Lithwick we have "obligations to one another." What is their obligation?
What is the obligation of the heroin addict I routinely see outside the 7-Eleven near where I live to me? To society? If society needs junkies begging and passing out on the sidewalks, he's holding up his end of the bargain. But I'm pretty sure we don't. Where is Ms. Lithwick's "shared responsibility" for him?
I buy him a hotdog now and then, when he's awake and coherent. Should I send half the bill for that to Slate?
When I was a porter at a Lincoln-Mercury dealership, a fellow porter had five children from three women and a pregnant new girlfriend – all at the ripe age of 22. I paid my taxes, so I took care of my end. He wasn't paying child support (we were making $8 an hour), so I'm pretty sure he wasn't taking care of his end. Where is his responsibility? I hope he's changed but somehow doubt it.
The fact is we have no government-imposed "obligation to one another," no "shared responsibility." Nor should we. We're responsible for ourselves. We care for others through charity. But that's charity with our own money – given of our own volition. Progressives are quite good at giving away other people's money. But as the anemic, embarrassingly low charitable giving numbers of the last few Democrat nominees for president show, they suck at helping others when it involves reaching into their own pockets.
So, Ms. Lithwick, we don't want government reaching into our pockets to pay for what progressives deem moral. We're quite capable of doing that on our own, thank you very much.
Our Constitution limits what government can do to or for us for a reason – because we're supposed to do things for ourselves. A government powerful enough to make us engage in commerce so it can regulate it is a government that can make us buy broccoli or join a gym. And while broccoli and gym memberships are good things, we have the freedom to not buy them. And that is a great thing.
If Ms. Lithwick and her fellow progressives don't like it, the Constitution was made to be amended. But that is the road progressives always refuse to take, because that is the road down which they find out just how unpopular their agenda truly is.
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Dewey was from my home town. So close to having a president from Owosso.
Moderate:informative to you good sir. I never knew he was from the Flint area. Learn something new everyday.
He also went to Michigan and wrote for the Daily.
This internet thing's a small place. I am also from the greater Owosso metropolitan area.
That's funny. Owosso being described as a "metropolitan area". Which hectare?
Well we do get a tiny yellow square on the map so it must be true.
North side, east of 52.
Hey, I am also from the Greater Owosso Metropolitan Statistical Area, Easton in fact, close to New Lothrup, graduated from Owosso High School. Live in Virginia now.
Though I tease her that Corunna has the Meijer and the nice courthouse. Heading up for pre-Christmas stuff, hoping for a trip to Sir Pizza (divy but good!)
I'm from Owosso as well. Quite a gang here. Nothing better than a Sir Pizza cube pepperoni. That is about the only thing I miss from Owosso. It battles my brain daily along with a Count of Antipasto slice. Sad day when that went away. Great pizza but so, so, so inefficient.
i've driven through Owosso, does that count?
You want good pizza, I'd recommend Main St. Pizza in Corunna. Just down from the Cavalier Bar.
Still odd that he ended up the governor of New York though.
i married a chick from owosso. one of the brazil sisters. the internet is so small.
Holy cow what a place we have here. Roma's pizza behind the "Capital Theater". Geezo. About 1/3 of the population has left Owosso, I think. I am from the Brad VanPelt era, his bro was my best friend, used to sleep over there a lot.
I went to Brad's wedding so maybe we've met. His wife was my babysitter when I was a little one. I used to go to Roma's for a bacon pizza a lot when I was young. That was before Sir Pizza came in and I made the great discovery of pepperoni.
A college pal of mine married Bill Roberts, he was from a pretty big family in Owosso as I recall. Of course I'm about 75 years older than all of you.
Edited because it would help if I actually got his last name right.
Well now that you got the last name right! I did know a couple of Roberts, but it's a pretty common name.
For anyone actually from Owosso, or anyone who can identify with small town gossip and trivia, there is a Facebook page named "YOU KNOW YOU'RE FROM OWOSSO IF... ". It is very amusing to read many of the same experiences people had and reminisce about some landmark businesses that are no longer.
One of the funniest things about going to school in Owosso was all the boys going to swimming classes in Junior High and High School COMPLETELY NAKED. I, for one, didn't think anything of it because you just did what you were told to do. Apparently this was anything but common, in fact people have tried unsuccessfully to find ANY other school system where this was done. You had to strip down cue-ball naked, go thru the cold showers that spit out sharp pellets of ice, then go to the pool area and line up, everyone just shivering. It was cold. There wasn't too much shrinkage because packages were already quite small in their natural state.
Guess we were just lucky that Jerry Sandusky wasn't our gym coach.
...for the win. Went back to visit this past summer just after the Curwood Festival. A great place to be from.
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Al Gore hadn't invented it yet
Best. Screen capture. Ever.
Didn't those guys learn anything from the Big Ten basketball championship banner thing a couple years back?
Wow, that "fan" is some creepy stuff. Put that on a billboard.
Put that on a billboard.
I want to bear your child. Some mornings just make me so proud of the MGoBlogosphere.
No refunds!
I wonder if a Michigan fan ran the ad - payback for all those personal fouls. Nah...we got our payback in sugar.
I'd be so peeved at the Detroit News for that. Obviously you get your ad ready to go before the outcome. You trust the paper isn't going to make you look like an idiot by running it when it shouldn't.
I can't laugh too hard at MSU because it could just as easily be us on the bad end of such a gaffe.
it is also running on the MSU to Outback story.
That is some serious FAIL... but I kind of love it.
you deserve well more than a fake 5 points for that.
love it!
It can be deduced beyond a reasonable doubt that the travel agency that makes money off of MSU travel packages has at least a few MSU fans making decisions for them, like the decision to run this ad. They had to get their ad ready ahead of time, and they did. They ASSumed that their great and beloved Spartans were going to the Rose Bowl.
In other words, they did what Sparty always does: they severely overestimated their place on the food chain. This ad is merely another case of Sparty getting exactly what they deserve.
Work filter blocking... Really could use a good laugh from over here in the Czech...
nope, he didnt hit him
Dewey beat Truman too, right? (That was a Chicago paper, but I forgot which one.)
Edit: must have been in the first post... the picture doesn't display for me, for some reason.
msuspartans.com still has a "Buy MSU Big Ten Champs Gear" ad that pops up, too.
Sparty, No!
I love these guys. Enjoy the Alamo Bowl!
Florida grows oranges....California grows oranges so therefore they are almost the same state right?
i work in advertising. this is clearly the fault of the detroit news for running this.
I look at advertising. This one is hilarious.
A Wolverine in the News ad department, perhaps?
Since 1970, Michigan has made 15 Rose Bowls. Sparty? Well Sparty would've doubled their appearances during that span had they not blown it this weekend. They'll always have 1988! Dantonio still needs to get over that hump to earn a spot as an MSU Trustee after he retires.


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With Baseball Season Only One Week Old, Impatient Fans Ditch Slow Starters for Flashes in the Pan
Here are two pieces of advice that fantasy players need to hear, as forehead-slappingly obvious as they sound:
1) Emilio Bonifacio probably should not start on any fantasy baseball team.
2) Fantasy team owners should hold on to CC Sabathia with an iron grip.
Yes, Mr. Bonifacio has hit .500 through six games and became the first player since Carl Yastrzemski to hit an inside-the-park home run on Opening Day. True, he is not a total unknown. Florida's third baseman at least has a Wikipedia page.
Meanwhile, Mr. Sabathia is 1-1 with a 4.50 earned-run average and a 1.58 WHIP (walks plus hits divided by innings pitched) after two starts. He didn't throw a strikeout in his first game as the New York Yankees' newly minted ace, and his six in the following game did little to erase the memories of his first.
That single Opening Day slip-up has already translated into rash roster moves. After his first start, the number of teams on CBSSports.com that featured Mr. Sabathia as a starting pitcher fell to 91% from 96% in just one day.
This is the same pitcher who was the most coveted free agent in all of baseball this offseason. He almost won the National League Cy Young Award in 2008, even though he made more starts in the American League.
Panicked fantasy players annually add one-week wonders to their teams and foolishly cut established stars who start off slowly after only a few games. Just 10% of all fantasy leagues owned Mr. Bonifacio, for instance, at CBS Sports on April 4. On April 8, after just two games, 47% of leagues owned him. Today, he is owned by a staggering 86% of teams, up 3% from Monday.
Who were they dropping to make room for the speedy young Marlin? Baseball's best player, among others. Alex Rodriguez, who is rehabbing his hip injury and could return as early as later this month, went from being owned in 85% of CBS Sports leagues on April 4 to 61% on April 8. Before a run on his name in the last 24 hours, he stood at 56%.
Just to sum up:
A future Hall of Famer who could still hit 35 home runs, drive in 100 baserunners, and bat .320 was owned in 56% of fantasy leagues.
A light-hitting third baseman, who has played for three teams in the last year and has been caught stealing on 23% of his career major and minor-league attempts, was owned in 83% of leagues on the same day.
This strange rite of Opening Week always seems to blow up in the faces of newbie owners and overreacting fantasy speculators. And it can be prevented with a simple approach that scholars have taught for millennia: Know history, lest you repeat it. A simple investigation into the history of Opening Week could keep you from losing your league by the second week of the season:
Do not drop or accept a trade for Mr. Sabathia.
With Arizona's Brandon Webb having a terrible first start and then promptly being placed on the disabled list, and San Francisco's Tim Lincecum sporting a 7.56 ERA and 2.40 WHIP through two starts, it would make sense that fantasy players also shuddered with fear over Mr. Sabathia's shaky start.
But that would be foolish. While Mr. Lincecum had a stellar April last year (1.73 ERA), Mr. Sabathia was a terror: a 1-4 record, 7.76 ERA, 1.80 WHIP and .312 batting average against. This wasn't a fluke, either. The Yankees hurler has a 4.65 earned run average and 1.43 WHIP in 33 career April starts.
Lesson learned: Mr. Sabathia starts slow. Hold on to him and reap the benefits after May Day.
Remember what you just learned about CC Sabathia? Apply that to his new teammate, Mark Teixeira.
While tabloid headlines may scream about Mr. Teixeira not handling the so-called pressure of New York by early May, know that the real problem is probably the month, not the city. He has hit just .257 in April over his career, and his OPS is almost 100 points lower for those 30 days than it is for any other month. Mr. Teixeira, a career .289 hitter who hasn't hit fewer than 30 home runs since his rookie year, will eventually flourish, even if he's off to a pedestrian .250 start.
Lesson learned: At least let summer arrive before considering bunching in Mr. Teixeira with past New York burnouts Chuck Knoblauch and Ed Whitson.
For more on Emilio Bonifacio, please see De Aza, Alejandro.
Or Amezaga, Alfredo. Messers. De Aza and Amezaga were the other Florida speedsters from recent memory who hinted at brilliance early and then all but disappeared. Mr. Bonifacio may have a perfectly serviceable year. But he's an undrafted free agent who seems more likely to follow a less successful path. He also looks to be little more than a placeholder for prospect Gaby Sanchez.
Lesson learned: These are not the speedy Marlins you are looking for.
Kevin Millwood is not going to finish the season with a 1.29 ERA.
Rangers Ballpark, Mr. Millwood's home stadium, is a hitters' paradise. Although he looked brilliant in his first start against Cleveland on Opening Day, Mr. Millwood has a career 4.96 ERA and 1.45 WHIP at his home field, and has posted full-season ERAs of 4.52, 5.16 and 5.07 in his three years in Texas.
Lesson Learned: Texas has a ton of big bats, so Mr. Millwood may end up with more wins than his ERA would get him on a lesser team. But don't drop Cliff Lee for him just yet.
Jason Motte will finish games in St. Louis for at least a while.
Tony LaRussa regularly bats the pitcher in the eighth spot and dresses in tights for a charity Nutcracker performance every Christmas. He is notoriously hard to figure out.
So it's only fitting that Mr. Motte gave up four runs and took the loss in his first career save opportunity. In his second, he gave up two hits in 1/3 of an inning before being yanked for Kyle McClellan, who eventually was credited with the save. Fantasy owners have bandied about the names of possible replacements already: Chris Perez, who was thought to provide the main competition for the closer role, is in the minor leagues. Ryan Franklin had 17 saves last year, but also blew eight. Mr. McClellan and Dennys Reyes entered the fray last week as well, earning a save apiece.
But Mr. LaRussa has insisted that Mr. Motte will remain his closer, going so far as to angrily chastise the media for saying that he wouldn't stick with the young closer. Fantasy historians who know anything about Mr. LaRussa could have just looked at last season, when he gave an ineffective Jason Isringhausen a notoriously long leash before an injury forced the closer out for the season. Saturday against Houston, Mr. Motte struck out two in a non-save situation, and seems to have gotten over whatever nerves ailed him in the fist two games. Although Messers. Franklin, Reyes, and McClellan may get the next few saves while Mr. Motte sorts out his issues in middle relief, it would be unwise to assume he won't have the lion's share by the All-Star Break.
Lesson learned: For those who believe Mr. LaRussa, now would be the time to scoop up Mr. Motte on the waiver wire.
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5 Head Coach Candidates for Penn State Nittany Lions
5 Head Coach Candidates for Penn State Nittany Lions
The Penn State Nittany Lions are in the market once again for a new head coach. Bill O'Brien will be taking his talents back to the NFL as the new head coach of the Houston Texans after two seasons as the leader of the Penn State program. O'Brien did a tremendous job guiding Penn State through tumultuous waters over the last two years and helped to keep the team together and competitive in the face of unprecedented NCAA sanctions. Can the Lions find another coach that is up to that challenge?
While the school will still be under the scrutiny of NCAA sanctions for a few more years, Penn State is still a very good college football job. It comes with its own set of challenges, to be sure, but the right man in the position can do plenty of good things as O'Brien has proven in his short stint with the school. The next head coach will have to be willing to take on those challenges and still find a way to keep the football team competitive on the field of play.
Thankfully for Penn State, there are plenty of coaching candidates available who appear like good fits to take over at Penn State. Athletic director Dave Joyner said that the school already had several "prominent" candidates and that the search would last "a matter of days rather than weeks." Some of the names attached to the position have ties to the program's glory days while others have connections to the area around Penn State, and still others are just darn good coaches who deserve an opportunity to lead their own program. The question for Penn State will be which of them will be the right fit for the job.
Will the school go back to the NFL and pluck a promising coordinator to lead the team or will they stick to candidates with more college experience? Will they lean towards a coach with ties to the program or look outside the school's history for its next leader? There are plenty of questions still left to be answered by the school as they move forward, but here are five early candidates to be the next head coach of the Penn State football program.
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5. Mike Munchak, HC Tennessee Titans
Mike Munchak is a former Penn State offensive lineman who played for Joe Paterno in the late 1970s and early '80s. He's been in the NFL for a very long time, most of it as an assistant coach, but has spent the last three seasons as head coach of the Tennessee Titans where he's compiled a 22-26 record. Munchak's status for next season with Tennessee is still uncertain and the 53-year-old was a candidate for the job the last time it was open a few years ago. Is now the time for him to return to Penn State?
4. Greg Schiano, Former-HC Tampa Bay Buccaneers
While Greg Schiano may not be the hottest name in coaching after being fired by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers following an 11-21 two-year stint in the NFL, the coach has ties to Penn State and a track record for rebuilding programs. He was a former assistant under Paterno before he took over the Rutgers Scarlet Knights and achieved one of the most impressive rebuilding jobs in recent college football history. The question is now whether he can recapture that Rutgers' magic or if he's tainted by his failure in Tampa.
3. Pat Narduzzi, DC Michigan State Spartans
The Michigan State Spartans just completed one of their best seasons in school history, finishing the year 13-1 with a Big Ten title and Rose Bowl Championship to show for it. Pat Narduzzi has been a key piece of that success, building up one of the nation's top defenses and making the Spartans a perennial Big Ten contender. He doesn't have ties to the program but is one of the hottest names among assistant coaches looking to become head coaches. He was a candidate for the Connecticut Huskies job and seems like a lock to lead his own program sooner rather than later. Could he restore the defensive luster to Linebacker U?
2. Greg Roman, OC San Francisco 49ers
Penn State had some pretty good luck the last time they plucked an offensive coordinator from the NFL, so why not try it again? Greg Roman is one of the most highly regarded offensive coaches in football and was a candidate for the Penn State job when O'Brien ultimately got it two years ago. He's spent most of his time in the NFL but did coach under Jim Harbaugh for two years with the Stanford Cardinal before following Harbaugh to the San Francisco job. Could another highly regarded offensive coordinator from the NFL be the answer for Penn State?
1. James Franklin, HC Vanderbilt Commodores
The hottest name in coaching vacancies this offseason will be James Franklin of the Vanderbilt Commodores. Franklin has done a phenomenal job making Vanderbilt competitive with limited resources, taking the Commodores from the cellar of the SEC to three straight bowl appearances. There's no doubt that Franklin would be a force if he were able to recruit for a historically powerful program like Penn State. He is a native of eastern Pennsylvania and was on the same staff as O'Brien as an assistant for the Maryland Terrapins in 2003-04. Is the hottest name the right name for Penn State's job opening?
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On Thursday I was riding my mare on the trail when the gal I was riding with mentioned that Autumn was bleeding. She never flinched or anything so I wouldn't have known.
We turned around and went back to the barn and that's when I realized just how badly she was cut.
She sustained a deep, long vertical gash on the cannon
She left this puddle of blood within minutes as I took her tack off.
I grabbed the hose and started bathing the gash with the cold water as I called the barn owner to find out her address so I could call the vet. (the other gal took the tack off her horse and left me) Thankfully, the cold water slowed the bleeding while I waited for the vet.
She had hunks of torn skin hanging from it so I gently took them off. What a good horse she is, she stood there as I hosed the leg and took off the hanging flesh. The white stuff is torn flesh.
The barn owner rushed home from where she was and thought it best to apply a pressure bandage since the bleeding would stop and then start up again if she moved.
The vet finally arrived and praised us for using a pressure bandage and didn't want to stitch since there isn't a whole lot of skin on that part of the leg. He smeared furacin on a cotton bandage and bandaged the leg.
Then he gave her a couple of antibiotic shots and a shot of Bute. She's on stall rest for a week and he'll come out Monday to take the bandage off and re-evaluate on whether or not to re-bandage it.
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DescriptionΛ Core Plus (Accent Core Plus) is a major update of Guilty Gear XX Λ Core. The game includes a wide array of balance and gameplay tweaks and bugfixes. Kliff Undersn and Justice have been added back in as playable characters, Mission and Survival modes have been added, and a new Story mode has been added. The story picks up directly after the events of Guilty Gear XX, and includes a unique story path for each of the playable characters.
The PS2 version is available as both a stand-alone release and an "append" disc that requires the original Λ Core. The PSP version adds a 3-on-3 tag match mode, while the PS3 and Xbox 360 releases add online play.
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2014 Kia Cadenza takes standard to a new level
Buyers looking for a roomy sedan with a lot of luxury features get another option this year, and it's a good-looking, well-powered, impressively mannered four door with a Kia badge on the front.
The 2014 Kia Cadenza, due in showrooms this quarter, takes the automaker's value-for-the-price strategy into the premium sedan market and flat out encourages shoppers to compare.
The list of standard features on the front-wheel drive Cadenza is lengthy and includes leather seats, a rearview camera, navigation system and 18-inch wheels — things that are not standard on the base 2013 Toyota Avalon or base 2013 Buick LaCrosse.
With one engine — a 293-horsepower V-6 — the Cadenza offers more power than the Avalon and the base LaCrosse engine.
And this Kia comes standard with a free telematics system. Among other things, it can save a parked Cadenza's location and help guide the driver back to the vehicle via GPS after a day of shopping or a weeklong vacation.
Kia officials plan to release pricing as the car arrives in showrooms in a few weeks. But they haven't disputed media reports pegging the Cadenza starting retail price somewhere around $33,000 to $34,000. This is where the top-of-the-line versions of the mid-size 2013 Kia Optima SXL sedan are priced.
Though Kia has a reputation for low-priced cars such as the Rio and Soul, the move to a premium sedan isn't unexpected. Kia has been on an 18-year market share surge in the United States and last year sold a record 557,599 vehicles here.
The Cadenza is built on the same platform and uses the same 3.3-liter, double overhead cam, direct injection V-6 that's in the Hyundai Azera sedan, which has a starting retail price of $33,145. Hyundai and Kia are owned by the same South Korean company.
The test Cadenza showed, however, that it is no mere Azera makeover. For one thing, every piece of sheet metal on the outside is different than the Azera's, and the Cadenza is a few inches longer, overall, than the Azera.
Some observers liked the Cadenza's styling more than that of the Azera. They remarked that the headlights are reminiscent of those on a BMW, while the rear end reminded them of an Audi. Perhaps this reflects the work of Peter Schreyer, president and chief design officer at Kia, who used to work for Audi.
Besides its attractive styling, the test Cadenza impressed by how well it handled for a car that's more than 16 feet long.
On highways, the tester rode smoothly and showed itself to be a pleasant cruiser. On potholed city streets, the Cadenza kept the rough stuff away from passengers. On winding, country roads with off-camber sections, the Cadenza hewed close to the pavement and remained poised and controlled. Even in up-and-down road shocks, there was no harshness from the suspension.
Ann M. Job is a contributing writer for the Associated Press.
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Our customer has a daily 4 gig data file (.csv) file to be uploaded in a blob storage (Windows Azure).
After upload (by a web role) we want the csv file to be processed to a SQL Azure database (processing/converting is done by a worker role).
After processing, it must be consumed by Microsoft Azure Marketplace / Data Market.
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This loan will help their small businesses, including Pamela's. She is beginning her first cycle with Pro Mujer, having joined on a friend's invitation who is also a member. She has a printing workshop and says that she started in this business by working in the shop and in time the boss passed it on.
She will use this loan to increase her capital and buy paper in quantity in El Alto and then sell it from her shop. This type of work allows her to generate income to support her family, since she is single and has a son.
When asked what she likes about Pro Mujer, she says that she likes the health care and savings that the institution offers.
One of the members does not appear in the image because she was at a medical appointment.
El crédito que sacaran beneficiara a pequeñas microempresarias donde la señora Pamela es integrante, ella indica que es el primer ciclo que integra Pro Mujer, ingresando por la invitación de una amiga que es socia de la institución. En la actualidad ella tiene un negocio de taller de editorial; da a conocer que este negocio lo inicio al trabajar de empleada del taller, pasado el tiempo su Jefe le traspaso el negocio.
El crédito que ahora sacará es para el aumento de capital (compra de papel por mayor) que adquirirá en las tiendas de la Ciudad de El Alto y posteriormente a la elaboración lo comercializará en su espacio de venta. Esta forma de trabajo le permite generar recursos para mantener a su familia ya que ella es soltera y tiene un hijo.
Cuando se le consulta qué le gusta de Pro Mujer, ella responde que le gusta el área de salud y los ahorros que le ofrece la institución.
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Hey, An Umpire Blew A Call That Affected The Outcome Of A Game
And it was Jerry Meals! And, say, he's done this sort of thing before! »
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The New York Yankees are not getting along very well with Jerry Meals. Last week, the New York Daily News compared Meals to legendary goat Jeffrey Maier, and the usually robotic Mark Teixeira was moved to say Meals's out call in the ninth was "terrible"—he even said, " "Sometimes you wonder if the umpires are just… »
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Lots of wacky things are bound to happen in a 19-inning game, but I don't think anyone will be able to forget the lasting image of this morning's Pirates-Braves marathon: Scott Proctor tripping over his own feet while coming out of the batters box. Thankfully MLB.com was all over the replays on this one, recognizing… »


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I have a 2003 Mitsubishi Galant. I was running down the interstate trying to get to a gas station. Guess what? I ran out of gas. Anyway, my brother brought me a few gallons and after putting it in, it wouldn't start. So I figured I burnt up my fuel pump by running it so low. After I had it towed home, I had my brother turn the car on and off and I listened directly at the fuel pump. I didn't hear anything. I checked the fuse and it was fine. I then checked power going to the pump at the pump it there was power. Now it has been a few years, but shouldn't there be 12v that comes on for a few seconds for the "prime" and then it shuts off and you should have a constant 12v? So I replaced the fuel pump and to no avail, car didn't start. I have tried to find the location of the Fuel pump relay, but I cannot find it? So Just to rule it out I checked for spark and I have no spark? Any ideas of things I can try next?
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The chief Belgian aim at the Paris Peace Conference was revision of the 1839 treaties. This simple-sounding but complex claim involved not only the end of compulsory neutrality and revision of the Scheldt regime but also territorial cession by Germany and possibly the Netherlands. In practice, the territorial questions were addressed first, as they had to be settled before the treaty could be presented to Germany. As to the rest, Germany could be and was obliged to accept in advance any future revision of the nonterritorial aspects of the 1839 treaties.1
From the Belgian point of view, the most acute territorial deficiencies of the 1839 treaties arose from Dutch possession of Flemish Zeeland and lower Limburg. If Belgium could gain Flemish Zeeland, she would hold the south bank of the Scheldt and probably half of its main channel. Thus, many economic and military problems concerning use of that river would be resolved. In addition, the vital Ghent-Terneuzen canal would then be entirely in Belgian hands. Belgian interest in lower Limburg was similarly both military and economic. The overriding concern was military but Belgium also wished to build a canal across Limburg to the Rhine.2 Though there was no sign of postwar pro-Belgian sentiment in Flemish Zeeland, which had never been part of modern Belgium, there was briefly just after the Armistice noticeable support for annexation to Belgium in lower Limburg, which until 1795 had been under the joint sovereignty of the United Provinces of the Nether____________________


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Favre Comeback Speculation Officially Interminable
The LOS ANGELES TIMES exploded a dirty bomb of conjecture with the report that Brett Favre maybe coulda might be thinking about weighing a comeback after retiring from the NFL for all of a full month. Missing all that playing time must have been rough on the Gunslinger.
Favre's agent has already tried to nip this in the bud, but the rapid Favre philes in the media will hear nothing of it. So long as Peter King lives and breathes shall Brett remain in this league!


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I prefer the 200mm f/5 lens to the 200mm f/4 version. They are both quite good optically, but the f/5 version is tiny for such a long focal length, and used 49mm filters.
It is however a bit dim to focus in poor light.
It is also a bit harder to find then the f/4 version, because fewer were made.


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There is something ageless about Life Lines by *BokehLight, a densely packed composition whose textural elements appear to bleed into one another. It is sometimes difficult to tell where bare rock ends and tree roots begin. ( Featured by arctoa )
Amazingly done! And actually a bit looks like an electron microscop shot
Really a fantastic composition! The way you turned the subject into a great photo work is great. Nice light, nice textures, nice B&W option and quality.
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Very tough, chalky feel. I love it. the lines of the tree seem to grow from the rock lines, the same way that the tree itself grew from the rock.
Thanks a lot, Colin! Much appreciated!
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Yes, it was indeed a very interesting scene along the rocks!
I haven't seen anything like that before.
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Salt Fish Girl: A Novel
Dundurn, Aug 4, 2002 - Fiction - 269 pages
Salt Fish Girl is the mesmerizing tale of an ageless female character who shifts shape and form through time and place. Told in the beguiling voice of a narrator who is fish, snake, girl, and woman - all of whom must struggle against adversity for survival - the novel is set alternately in nineteenth-century China and in a futuristic Pacific Northwest.
At turns whimsical and wry, Salt Fish Girl intertwines the story of Nu Wa, the shape-shifter, and that of Miranda, a troubled young girl living in the walled city of Serendipity circa 2044. Miranda is haunted by traces of her mother's glamourous cabaret career, the strange smell of durian fruit that lingers about her, and odd tokens reminiscient of Nu Wa. Could Miranda be infected by the Dreaming Disease that makes the past leak into the present?
Framed by a playful sense of magical realism, Salt Fish Girl reveals a futuristic Pacific Northwest where corporations govern cities, factory workers are cybernetically engineered, middle-class labour is a video game, and those who haven't sold out to commerce and other ills must fight the evil powers intent on controlling everything. Rich with ancient Chinese mythology and cultural lore, this remarkable novel is about gender, love, honour, intrigue, and fighting against oppression.
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If you're anything like me, you probably spend, what, like ninety-nine percent of your time thinking about Harry Potter? Or is that low? Regardless, I'm sure we've all been on the edge of our seats since it was first announced that J.K. Rowling would be releasing new content on Halloween, but now it's here! It's today! We made it! More


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I am a professional freelance violist living in New York City at an exciting point in my career - I am about to purchase a viola for the first time! The relationship between a string player and their instrument is key - and that relationship is anything but free.
For more than a decade, I was lucky enough to play on a beautiful 19th century French viola on loan from a foundation. I grew up with this instrument and became very emotionally connected to the sound that I produced with it. When I had to return the viola to the foundation, I felt like I was losing a part of myself and my musical voice. I had just completed my Masters at Juilliard and was left without the right instrument to turn my degree into a career.
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I think they offer a pretty good service and their prices are very fair.
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First, the won't give pricing details until you register.
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What do you get when you cast pretty, popular, Oscar-nominated actor [movieperson id="244285″]Ryan Gosling[/movieperson] in a violent action thriller, directed by gritty director Nicholas Refn, featuring a stirring performance by celebrated writer/director/comedian Albert Brooks? A critically acclaimed potential award candidate, that's what.
"Drive" is the story of an intense, introverted driver-for-hire (Gosling) who is an automobile stuntman for Hollywood pictures by day and a getaway man for armed crooks by night. All is going relatively well until Gosling's driver becomes involved with his neighbor Irene (Carey Mulligan) and offers to help her estranged ex-convict husband, who wants to rid himself of unpaid debts to a group of dangerous criminals (one of whom is Brooks). Naturally, things get heated and really violent.
With a 95 percent fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, most critics are enjoying the violent intensity of the film and the performances. So let's dig a little deeper into the "Drive" reviews:
Gosling As Gritty Action Star
"Ryan Gosling's incarnation of the hauntingly lonely Driver is a beautifully realized, complete performance. He understands not just the psychology of the character, but how he fits into the tone and pacing of the film as a whole; he and Refn seem to be partnering as director and actor, the way Laura Dern partners with David Lynch or Julianne Moore with Todd Haynes. I've read that Gosling first approached Refn, gave him the James Sallis novel this is based on and proposed turning it into a film. If true, this indicates two promising things about Gosling's future: He has both good taste and a keen sense of what projects he should take on as an actor. Here, this almost excessively beautiful performer is in complete control of his own considerable magnetism. In a role that could have flattered his vanity and allowed for all manner of ostentatious brooding, Gosling instead quietly dives into the emotional black hole at Driver's center, and takes us along for the ride." — Dana Stevens, Slate.com
The Direction
"Refn, a Danish director whose previous films include 'Bronson' and 'Valhalla Rising,' is known for his love of blood, and when the plot of 'Drive' quickens he finds plenty of chances to indulge in his penchant for lurid, stylized violence. But even his most fetishized flourishes are tempered here, not just with the tender love story between Irene and Driver but with Refn's newfound restraint (one pivotal murderous episode occurs entirely in shadow)." — Ann Hornaday, The Washington Post
The Violence
"Less user-friendly is the film's disturbing violence. 'Drive' doesn't spend a lot of time on mayhem, but what does get put on screen is intense, unsettling and increasingly grotesque and graphic as the film goes on. For fans of director Refn, known among chaos aficionados for made-in-Europe violent fare like 'The Pusher' trilogy and 'Bronson,' this is bloody business as usual. But the mayhem here so clashes with the high style and traditionalism of the rest of the film that when the bloodletting goes into overdrive, so to speak, it throws you out of the picture, diluting the mood rather than enhancing it." — Kenneth Turan, Los Angeles Times
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"There will be those who'll say they liked this movie better when it was 'Thief,' Jean-Pierre Melville's 'Le Samouraï,' Walter Hill's 'The Driver,' or any very good Hong Kong action thriller. But Refn's version produces a similar high. A friend who hated 'Drive' complained that it's a European telling us what he thinks American movies are: Kiss kiss bang bang. I see her point. We do more than kiss and bang. But this is just a genre Europe — OK, the French — used to excel at and no longer do. Refn won the director's prize at Cannes in May, and France's enthusiasm suggests what they're missing from their movies. Meanwhile, 'Drive' confirms that the smooth, blunt Refn is exactly what's been missing from ours." — Wesley Morris, The Boston Globe
"Before long, and then with grinding relish, 'Drive' becomes one garishly sadistic set piece after another. Refn and screenwriter Hossein Amini, adapting the novella by James Sallis, don't have the interest or the guts to examine Driver from the inside, if there is one. The sanctimonious '80s-sounding pap on the soundtrack keeps singing about "heroes" and the little guy. When an unlucky accomplice gets her head blasted by a shotgun, the imagery politely points your attention to how the blood on the wallpaper contrasts with the green of the palm tree outside, against the blue sky. Refn has a compositional eye and considerable craft, as was clear in the earlier "Bronson." He's also a bit of an airhead when it comes to the moral implications of the brutality he portrays." — Michael Phillips, The Chicago Tribune
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Portrait of America Road Tour to Exhibit at Southwest Community Center and Carousel Center
WHAT: The 2010 Census Portrait of America Road Tour will be making two stops in Syracuse to encourage members of the community to complete and return the census form this
March. The stop is part of a cross-country Road Tour in which participants will learn about the 2010 Census and the positive impact their participation can have on the local community. Census data are used to apportion seats in Congress, and directly affect how more than $400 billion per year in federal funding is distributed to state, local and tribal governments.
"Democracy" is one of 13 vehicles that the U.S. Census Bureau is deploying across the nation as part of its Portrait of America Road Tour.
EVENT DETAILS: Friday, Jan. 15, from 2 to 5 p.m.
Southwest Community Center, 401 South Avenue, Syracuse,
Saturday, Jan. 16,from noon to 4 p.m.
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View a sample 2010 Census form and learn how the collected information is used.
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Mr. Khalid Bey, Regional Coordinator, NY State Senate
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The 2010 Census is a count of everyone living in the United States and is mandated by the U.S. Constitution. Census data are used to distribute congressional seats to states, to distribute more than $400 billion in federal funds to local, state and tribal governments each
year, and to make decisions about what community services to provide. The 2010 Census form will be one of the shortest in U.S. history and consists of just 10 questions, taking about 10 minutes to complete. Strict confidentiality laws protect the respondents and the
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