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Reef Tank DIY Lighting System Question
Hello All,
I am building a 2 55w PC and 2 175w MH lighting system for my 30g reef tank.
I plan on going SPS coral so I need LOTS of Lighting.
I am having difficulty finding reading material on the height off the water the lamps should be.
One source said that if the lamps are right off the water then the system would need a plastic UV protector to prevent light from damaging the coral.
What are the opinions of you experts out there?
Thanks for your help!
Buy the one in for sale for $40.
2-4 inches depending on your reflector (angle), need a sheild if water can get slashed on lamps (fish).
Dr Joe
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Review -- Poe: A Life Cut Short
Sunday in the Sun, get a review of Poe: A Life Cut Short, a new biography by Peter Ackroyd. Here are excerpts from Allen Barra's review:
Every life and reputation could use some buffing up now and then, and Edgar Allan Poe, his influence obscured by legions of bad imitators, more than most. Peter Ackroyd, in this short, sharp and immensely readable little biography, is just the man to do it. ...
One of the few biographers with equal standing as a critic, Ackroyd is the first writer in decades to bring Poe's life and work into sharp focus and impress urgency on an appreciation of his oeuvre. (He also profiled Chaucer and the painter J.M.W. Turner in his Brief Lives series and has splendidly dealt with, among others, Shakespeare, Dickens and T.S. Eliot at greater length.)
Relying heavily on Edgar Allan Poe, Modern Critical Views, edited by Harold Bloom, and Kenneth Silverman's 1991 Edgar A. Poe, Ackroyd rescues Poe from the layers of cliches and misinterpretations built up over generations. For instance, Poe did not invent Gothic literature; he "reinvigorated the Gothic tradition of horror and morbid sensationalism by centering it upon the human frame," Ackroyd writes. ... Poe was "the most calculating of authors, never to be confused with his disturbed and even psychotic narrators. Poe the writer arrived carefully after the most extreme effects."
"Anxiety," though, "was his childhood bedfellow," Ackroyd says. Born in Boston in 1809 to Southern parents — traveling actors "whose status was just a little higher than that of vagabonds" — Edgar was orphaned at age 2 when his father abandoned the family and his mother died of consumption; he was taken in and raised by friends of his mother. As a youth, he was described by some as having "a very sweet disposition ... always cheerful." It did not last long: "Young Poe harbored a grudge against the world," Ackroyd says. ...
He has become, in our time, "the image of the poete maudit, the blasted soul, the wanderer. His fate was heavy, his life all but unsupportable," Ackroyd says. Never accepted by his contemporaries, he was, in what would have been his old age, lionized by European writers such as Baudelaire and Tennyson (who thought him "the most original genius that America has produced") and later, by such diverse writers and poets as Nietzsche, Kafka, Yeats and Joyce. It's hard to believe that Poe wouldn't have considered such praise fair payment for a life quenched in misery.
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By Richard Edwards Crime Correspondent POLICE have lost control of the streets, the forces' watchdog warned last week, as figures showed that an estimated 14million incidents of antisocial behaviour take place each year — one every two seconds.
sliding scale of grief", Sir Denis added, made worse by police sometimes seeing them as being part of the problem.
Officials believed that only a quarter of all incidents, about 3.5million, were actually reported and Sir Denis said there had been a "degree of normalisation" around people dropping litter, drunken behaviour and vandalism that should not be accepted.
Sir Denis O'Connor, the Chief Inspector of Constabulary, said the rowdy and abusive behaviour of yobs was a "disease" within communities that had been allowed to "fester" because police have retreated from the streets in the past two decades.
'Yobs in the high street? Thanks for warning us, we were about to walk there'
Senior officers have been accused of failing to make antisocial behaviour a priority after a series of high-profile cases, including that of Fiona Pilkington, 38, who killed herself and her disabled daughter in October 2007 after years of abuse from yobs.
In a report, he claimed that forces had been guilty of chasing crime statistics and targets and ignoring antisocial behaviour or "screening out" 999 calls because it was deemed "not real police work".
"We all want civility restored to society and the public rely heavily on the police to help this happen. But the police cannot do this on their own," Sir Denis said.
"The public won't tackle antisocial behaviour on the streets while they fear reprisals. Perpetrators need to know they are wrecking lives, the results can be tragic and that they will get swift action from the authorities if the public call for help."
Earlier this year, Sir Denis disclosed that just one in 10 police officers was free to tackle crime at any given time because the vast majority were either off work or tied up on other duties.
In last week's report, he said the "retreat" of beat policemen since the 1990s had been a "mistake that had undermined their connection with the public, and allowed some of these things to gather momentum". The growing "intensity and harm" of antisocial behaviour in Britain signalled a "lack of control on our streets", he said.
Sir Denis said the shortcomings often arose because antisocial behaviour lacked the same "status" as crime to police officers driven by central targets.
"For almost 20 years the police record of accomplishment and failure has been expressed, increasingly strongly, in terms of crime statistics," he said.
The report, entitled Stop the Rot, disclosed the scale of the problem. About 45 per cent of all calls made to the police in the past year were about antisocial behaviour, the vast majority related to disorderly behaviour, the joint study by Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary, Ipsos MORI and Cardiff University found.
More than two thirds of forces did not even know when they were dealing with a repeat victim of intimidation when they called, the report said. For the victims, it was "a
"Meanwhile, the 'nonqualifying' antisocial behaviour issue and its variants, that signal lack of control on our streets, have grown and evolved in intensity and harm."
The chief inspector said an "early intervention" approach was essential.
He criticised forces for "screening out" too many antisocial behaviour calls because of an apparent lack of resources.
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By Martin Evans and Ben Farmer in Kabul A BRITISH female aid worker has been kidnapped by suspected insurgents in Afghanistan.
The woman was seized at gunpoint along with three fellow workers, thought to be Afghans, as they were travelling in a convoy to visit an aid project in the Narang district of Kunar province.
The unnamed woman was believed to be working for Development Alternatives Inc, an American aid contracting firm that has offices throughout the world, including one in London.
The group was travelling between Asabad, the provincial capital and Jalalabad, in two vehicles, when they were stopped by gunmen.
The insurgents struck in the Spin Jumaat area of Sawakai district at about 11am on Sunday, according to Gen Abdus Saboor Allahyar, the local police chief. He said the workers had not informed police of their trip.
Along with the British woman, her guard, driver and another worker were also seized. A security official said the workers had wanted to attend the opening of a canal refurbishment project in the Narang district of Kunar.
A spokesman for the Foreign Office added: "We can confirm that a British national is missing in Afghanistan. We are working with other international agencies to urgently investigate these reports."
THE British consulate in Australia is to sell several of its properties as part of costcutting measures that have seen 19 ambassadorial residences across the world sold in the past year.
The plush residences of the consuls general in Sydney and Melbourne and the residence of the deputy consul general in Melbourne will be put on the market next year. The diplomats will be expected to live in more modest city apartments, according to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
The Sydney residence in Vaucluse houses Richard Morris, the consul general, and his family, and is regularly used for official functions. With a swimming pool, two-car garage and views of Sydney Harbour, it is expected to fetch several million dollars.
By Adrian Blomfield in Jerusalem WORLD leaders have scrambled to save the Middle East peace talks from collapse after Israel refused to extend a ban on Jewish settlement construction in the West Bank.
United States officials made frantic attempts to broker a deal but failed to make a breakthrough by the time the freeze, imposed 10 months ago, expired at midnight last Saturday.
With Palestinian leaders long insisting that they would leave the peace talks if the moratorium was not extended, the future of the negotiations appeared to be in jeopardy less than a month after they began in Washington.
The US State Department said it would "keep pushing for the talks to continue".
Hillary Clinton, the secretary of state, spoke to Benjamin Netanyahu, the Israeli prime minister, twice on Sunday. Mr Netanyahu appealed to the settlers to display "restraint and responsibility" once the moratorium expired.
On Sunday night he urged Mahmoud Abbas, the Palestinian President, to pursue "expedited, honest talks" to achieve a peace deal within a year. "Israel is ready to pursue continuous contacts in coming days to find a way to continue peace talks," he said.
Addressing the UN General Assembly last Saturday, Mr Abbas urged Israel to "choose between peace and the continuation of settlements".
As the Israeli and Palestinian delegations returned home, their chief negotiators remained in America at the request of
President Barack Obama, whose credibility in the Middle East is at stake if the talks collapse.
Ehud Barak, the Israeli defence minister, said there was still a "50/50" chance of "achieving a mutually agreed understanding".
MrAbbas has also spoken of his desire to keep the talks alive, while pledging that the Palestinians will not resort to violence if they collapse. But as both sides tried to find a way out of the impasse, settlers raised a fresh challenge by symbolically resuming construction in the West Bank.
A bulldozer rumbled through the settlement of Kiryat Netafim, near the Palestinian city of Nablus, as the cornerstone of a new building was laid – the first of 2,000 the settlers hope to build. telegraph.co.uk/expat
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By Robert Winnett Deputy Political Editor DAVID MILIBAND may be offered the high-profile role of shadow chancellor if he decides he wants a senior position on the new Labour front bench.
Ed Miliband said on Sunday that it was "too early" to decide on the role his older brother might play and that David must decide his future.
However, it is understood the party's new leader and his aides have not ruled out making David Miliband shadow chancellor if the position becomes the price of rebuilding the pair's relationship.
The appointment could pave the way for major policy disagreements since David favours sharper and quicker cuts to public spending than his brother.
David Miliband was on Sunday night continuing to consider his options and made no public comment on his future career after his unexpected loss. He reportedly had until Wednesday to decide if he will serve in the shadow cabinet.
Before the leadership announcement, sources close to the elder brother thought he would remain temporarily as shadow foreign secretary.
He would then probably look to leave politics in the coming years. If he were to take the coveted position of shadow chancellor that would be likely to annoy Ed Balls, the shadow education secretary, who is thought to be competing for the role against his wife, Yvette Cooper.
Mr Balls on Sunday gave a television interview in which he set out his economic strategy. The formerTreasury adviser said that he thought plans by Alistair Darling, the outgoing shadow chancellor, to halve the deficit in four years were a "mistake".
"We should have gone more slowly than that," Mr Balls said. "We should have a debate about what we're going to do now for the future and Ed [Miliband] was clear today, get the deficit down, but in a gradual and careful way, not in a reckless and dangerous way."
On Sunday night Mr Darling, who was due to make a farewell speech as shadow chancellor on Monday, urged Mr Miliband not to avoid cuts altogether.
"Where I would have a problem is, were people to conclude that there is no need to deal with the deficit and we can flop into a 'no cuts' position," he said.
Ed Miliband is also thought to be considering Miss Cooper for the post of shadow chancellor. She is currently the shadow work and pensions secretary. A source close to the new leader said: "No decisions have yet been made but Yvette would be a good choice as she could be the caring face of our response to the Coalition's savage cuts."
If Miss Cooper became shadow chancellor and David Miliband continued as shadow foreign secretary it might make it difficult to appoint Mr Balls to the fourth great office of state – shadowing the Home Office. This position may then be given to Harriet Harman, the deputy Labour leader.
Ed Miliband is embraced by his brother David after becoming Labour leader by a wafer-thin majority
IT WASbilled as the most complex voting system in existence, but in the end the announcement of the Labour leadership result was as exciting as prize bingo.
Ann Black, the chairman of Labour's ruling National Executive Committee, started by explaining that she would need to read out the results round by round.
If none of the five candidates had won outright in the first round, securing support of more than 50 per cent, the last-place candidate would be eliminated and she would then read out how the second preferences of their backers had been redistributed. The process would be repeated until the threshold was reached.
Under the electoral college system, voting power is divided equally between MPs and MEPs, party members, and affiliated organisations including unions.
After the first round, Diane Abbott was eliminated with a total of 7.42 per cent and her second preferences were redistributed. In the second round, Andy Burnham was eliminated on 10.41 per cent.
From the start, the votes of David and Ed Miliband were close. The older brother led by 37.78 per cent to 34.33 per cent after the first round, but as the process went on they got closer and closer. In the third round, there were gasps as they polled 38.89 per cent and 37.47 per cent. At that point, Ed Balls was eliminated on 16.02 per cent.
Finally, in the fourth round Ed Miliband crept past his brother, and past the finishing post, with 50.65 per cent to David's 49.35. It was not quite "full house!" but the hall erupted into applause.
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British Airways dispute and planned BBC industrial action that is threatening to black out the Tory conference.
But he replied: "I'm not going to adjudicate on every strike. But what I am going to say to you is that they should always be a last resort." He also failed to back what will be controversial changes to the gold-plated system of public sector pensions. Mr Miliband indicated that he would not oppose all the public sector cuts being planned by the Coalition.
He also said he would look again at Alistair Darling's plan to halve the deficit in four years, suggesting that a greater tax take was possible to compensate for fewer cuts. His declaration of the death of New Labour was welcomed by the union bosses.
Paul Kenny, the general secretary of Unison, said: "It had its time and now it has gone. The general public don't trust it any more. People like Mandelson, and to a certain degree Tony Blair, are harking back to a golden era."
Lord Kinnock, a supporter of Ed Miliband, claimed David Miliband lost out because Tony Blair and Lord Mandelson both backed him. "I think Peter Mandelson's book and his utterings … may have made a difference that damaged the case of David Miliband," he said.
'Say what you like about the Krays, but they'd never have fought each other for the Labour leadership'
Sketch by Andrew Gimson BY 10 O'CLOCK on Sunday morning Red Ed could have turned into Dead Ed. If he had made a fool of himself in his interview with Andrew Marr, we would already be writing his obituary.
But Ed Miliband gave a skilful and engaging performance from which it was quite hard to tell what he really thinks about anything. In a mere three words he managed to sum up the almost fathomless ambiguities of his position: "I'm nobody's man."
It is just conceivable that this should read "I'm Nobody's man", or the political representative of Charles Pooter, the main character in Diary of a Nobody. Mr Miliband said in an article for The Sunday Telegraph — an attempt, we suppose, to establish himself as Read Ed rather than Red Ed — that he is "on the side of the squeezed middle", a description that fits Mr Pooter.
Perhaps sensing that his politics required further explanation, Mr Miliband went on to say: "I'm my own man and I'm very, very clear about that."
On the evidence of this interview, Mr Miliband wishes to be thought to be on the side of everybody except for a few very unfashionable people such as the militant rail union boss and super-rich tax dodgers. Mr Miliband refused to accept "a 1990s formula for the future", or indeed the term "New Labour".
Later that morning we were fortunate to see him address an audience of Labour women in Manchester Town Hall.
The women screamed, cheered and whistled at Mr Miliband, but we were relieved to find that they hurled no items of clothing at him. Mr Miliband said: "We did not come into politics to manage our society. We came into politics to change it."
This recalled Karl Marx's observation: "Philosophers have hitherto only interpreted the world in various ways; the point is to change it."
The new Labour leader seems a very personable young man, even capable of admitting in a sympathetic tone that "there's no perfect system" of electing a Labour leader. But we fear that inside Mr Miliband's capacious brain, the echoes of every self-confident Lefty since Marx still resonate.
Here is an intellectual determined to make the world more equal: a project that usually ends in tears.


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The Supreme Court gave the Sahara conglomerate more time to repay billions of dollars it had raised from investors through bond sales that were later ruled to be illegal.
The court on Wednesday asked Sahara to make an initial deposit of Rs 5,120 crore with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) and pay the remainder in two instalments in January and February. Sahara has estimated the total payout to be about $7 billion including interest.
Unlisted Sahara, one of India's biggest business groups and a household name through its sponsorship of the national cricket team, was ordered on August 31 to repay within 90 days sums raised by what the court called dubious means from nearly 30 million small investors, with 15 per cent interest a year.
The court had asked Sahara to deposit the amount with Sebi. It had also ordered Sahara to submit detailed documents with the regulator if it had refunded any money collected through the so-called optionally fully convertible debentures to investors.
The case was back in court after the regulator said Sahara had not complied with the order, while Sahara argued Sebi deliberately refused to accept documents and information submitted by it.
"You are in default. It seems that you have chosen not to pay the money," the Supreme Court told Sahara on Wednesday, according to Gopal Subramaniam, a lawyer who represented Sahara in the case.
"Tell us whether you are ready to pay the amount or not. Don't say sorry. Say I will deposit the amount," the court told Sahara, according to the lawyer, as it gave extra time.
Sahara said in newspaper advertisements on Saturday it had cleared about Rs 33,000 crore raised through the bonds and had maximum outstanding liability of Rs 5,120 crore, which it was ready to deposit with the authorities.
Sebi issued advertisements in late October saying it had received complaints from investors that they were being forced by agents and officials of Sahara to switch the money held through the bonds to other investment products sold by the group.
Sahara had no immediate comment on the court ruling. The company, whose interests range from finance to real estate to sports, recently bought New York's Plaza Hotel, and had earlier bought the Grosvenor House hotel in London.
Sahara, which has sought a review of the August order, said on Saturday its total group assets have a book value of $14 billion. The Supreme Court is yet to give its verdict on that review.
Sahara gets time till Feb to repay bond investors in two instalments
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As you should all know by now, I'll be attending (and moderating a panel at) Kindiefest this weekend. The events Friday and Saturday are attendee-only affairs, though I hope to provide some updates via Facebook and Twitter. Having said that, Sunday's concert is a public affair, with crazy-cheap tickets and a great lineup. Elizabeth Mitchell, the Verve Pipe, Heidi Swedberg, Oran Etkin, and more. Tickets are just $12 in advance, $15 at the door, infants free. Tickets are here. Conference attendees looking for an after-show Saturday night could do much worse than seeing Deedle Deedle Dees quasi-alter ego band the Red Hook Ramblers play the Floating Kabarette at Galapagos. Definitely not a kids show. More details here. Of course, there are always more local musicians playing this weekend, but you've got a chance to see some folks whose presence on the East Coast is not as consistent. Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band, all the way out from LA, are playing Sunday at 12:30 at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. Tickets are $10. Finally, Recess Monkey will be playing 2 shows, one Saturday at 1 pm at the Brooklyn Central Library, and one Sunday at 11 am at the 92Y Tribeca. It's a good weekend to be a New York parent -- hope you can take advantage of even more great family music than you usually get to.
Disks I Missed
I get literally hundreds of disks every year. Some are great, some are awful, and a whole bunch of 'em are somewhere in between. Most of these disks in this large, last category have something to recommend them, someone to be recommended to. But for many reasons -- they didn't grab me upon first (or second) listen, too many other reviews at the time, "real life" getting in the way -- I don't review them. I review 50-60 disks a year, but when you get maybe 5 or 6 times that amount, a lot of albums that would appeal to at least some segment of my audience just don't get a review. So consider this list of 27 "disks I missed" a jumping-off point for exploration. I've mentioned many of these artists here in one way or another (videos, radio airplay, free music), so regular readers won't be surprised by many of these names. They're all disks that at one point I thought, "I could definitely review this." (How did I not get around to that Barry Lou Polisar tribute disk?, for example.) They are all disks for which news of a follow-up would definitely intrigue me. And I would guess that most of them have reviews elsewhere on the Internet. So go forth and explore. [Edit: I should note that these disks are essentially from the first 10-11 months of 2010. And I probably missed a few, like Yosi's Super Kids Rock!. So there's probably more out there that will make me slap my forehead when I realize it's not listed here...] The Baby Grands - The Baby Grands II The Boogers - Let's Go! Cake For Dinner - s/t Jim Cosgrove - Swimming in Noodles The Dirty Sock Funtime Band - Sock-A-Delic The Dream Jam Band - Leave It in the Soup Hilary Field & Patrice O'Neill - Cantilena The Flannery Brothers - The New Explorers Club Paul Greaver - Guitar Lullabies Grenadilla - s/t Roy Handy & the Moonshot - (I'm Gonna Be) Your Best Friend Charlie Hope - I'm Me! Hullabaloo - A Mighty Good Day Jeremy Plays Guitar - Use Your Words Todd McHatton - Sundays at the Rocket Park The Monkey Bunch - Power 2 the Little People Alastair Moock - A Cow Says Moock Maria Muldaur - Maria Muldaur's Barnyard Dance - Jug Band Music for Kids The Primate Fiasco - The Wheels on the Bus Ratboy Jr. - Smorgasbord Rhythm Child - Eat a Bowl of Cherries Rock Order of Chords and Keys - Punk Rock One Sock Tim and the Space Cadets - The Greatest Party Ever EP David Tobocman - Lemonade School Yosi - Super Kids Rock! V/A - Music for Little People: Love & Peace V/A - Music for Little People: Pickin' & Grinnin' V/A - We're Not Kidding! A Tribute to Barry Louis Polisar
Interview: Jack Forman & Daron Henry (Recess Monkey)
If it's spring, it must be the runup to a new Recess Monkey album. Like clockwork, the Seattle trio turns out a new album each year, and on June 21st their latest album, FLYING!, hits the shelves (or servers, if you're a digital family). I had a chance to chat with bassist Jack Forman and drummer Daron Henry recently about a whole host of Recess Monkey-related stuff, including why a superhero-themed album, bringing in a producer, and Mayor Monkey's continued empire-building. Zooglobble: You have a ton of different things going on -- do you have more ideas than time to implement them? Jack Forman: Definitely. In the past year or so, we've had to prioritize. We'll still do anything, but we're OK turning down the $200 gig. Daron Henry: We've met a lot of others who've inspired us. We've gotten a creative spark that we didn't have a year ago. Jack: In business, they call it scope creep. So what is your mission? Jack: Hm. We haven't written it out, but it's definitely kid-centric. We're family-focused, but the energy comes from the kids in the audience or class. A 6- or 7-year-old hears a knock-knock joke for the first time, that's what we're about. We've written jingles, like for cellphones. but it has nothing to do with the band. Daron: I believe in the kid focus, in being joyous. Life is hard, but there's joy too. We hope kids aren't passive consumers all the time, but can also create. The best part is when a kid tells us they're taking drum lessons or brings a uke to a show. That's awesome to me. Jack: We're gonna work today on a video for "Sidekick" featuring Mayor Monkey in a Barbie Corvette. The DIY thing is key to what we do even with pro tools.
Contest: Win "Oh Lucky Day!" (plus concert tickets and marshmallows)
It's been awhile since I've run a contest 'round here, but I think you'll agree that this contest is worth the wait. Today's contest is from Lucky Diaz and the Family Jam Band, who release their anticipated debut full-length album Oh Lucky Day! on May 10. And they're offering you, or at least one of you, a chance to win the full-length. But, wait, there's more. They're hitting NYC this weekend to play some shows and gab with some folks at Kindiefest, and they're offering you, or at least one of you (along with a guest), a chance to hear and see them live in concert on Sunday, May 1 at the Knitting Factory in Brooklyn. (Doors at noon, show at 12:30.) But, wait, there's more.
Interview: Elizabeth Mitchell
I suppose the fact that it's taken me more than six months to post an interview with Elizabeth Mitchell is an indication of just how much is going on in the family music world. Luckily, like Mitchell's music, most of the information herein is timeless. I conducted this interview backstage at the 2010 ACL Festival, where Mitchell performed with her band (including her husband, Daniel Littleton, and daughter Storey). Backstage, where we were both waiting for Frances England to perform, and over the happy music-making noises of kids at the drum circle, Mitchell and I chatted about early musical memories (think classic rock, not nursery rhymes), the jadedness of adult rock show audiences, and how she chooses which songs to sing. Also, she gives us a sneak peek into a couple of her forthcoming albums. Zooglobble: What are your earliest musical memories? Elizabeth Mitchell: I guess singing to myself a lot. To myself, by myself, along with the clock radio, or not. Did you make up songs? I think I did, I think I was just always singing. We listened to a lot of music in my home -- there wasn't a lot of playing music. I studied piano, but nobody really played. It was the '70s, so my mom loved Simon and Garfunkel, James Taylor, Carole King. And then there were also great singers like Ella Fitzgerald -- that's my mom's favorite singer, so we listened to her a lot. And my parents both also loved classic Broadway musicals such as My Fair Lady and West Side Story, so we listened to that. And I would sing along with all of it. Even A Chorus Line, which has some very questionable lyrics in those songs, and I would sing along having no idea what I was singing along with. Also, the Allman Brothers' "Ramblin' Man." I loved that song. It was one of my favorite songs as kid. I had no idea what a "ramblin' man" was, though when I think about it, looking back, I can remember the first time I was in a motel room, by a highway, and I heard the sounds of cars and trucks going by at night. So I think there was something about "Ramblin' Man" that was resonating with me even though I had no idea what the song was about. It's a great melodic line, though. It's great. It's a great song. I love the Allman Brothers. We actually did a recording of the Allman Brothers song "Blue Sky" recently. I'm a sucker for '70s classic rock, I love classic rock.
Video: "Balloon" - The Pop Ups (World Premiere)
A year ago, Jacob Stein and Jason Rabinowitz, the duo better known as The Pop Ups, were attending Kindiefest and handing out copies of their debut album for kids Outside Voices. The rest is history. Now as they get ready to play Kindiefest this weekend, they've finished their first video. It's for "Balloon," a story told via reggae and in video form, unsurprisingly, by puppets and cardboard. It's lo-fi in just the right way. We're happy to world-premiere it for you today. The Pop Ups - "Balloon" [YouTube]


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Food insecurity rises
An estimated 16,000 adults in Madera County could not afford to put adequate food on the table during the recent recession in 2009, according to data released this week by the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research.
That number doesn't include children living in low-income households, or homeless residents.
Statewide, the number of adults who are "food insecure" — meaning they had to choose between paying for food and other necessities such as rent or prescription medicine — in 2009 reached four million.
In 2001, 1 in 12 low-income Californians had "very low food security," meaning they had to skip meals and go hungry. In 2009, that figure doubled to 1 in 6 as California's unemployment rate skyrocketed to 11 percent...


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Press Trust of India Friday, July 02, 2010 (London)
Former Spice Girl Victoria Beckham has already made a name for herself as a fashion designer and she is now expanding her design empire into motor vehicles.
The wife of footballer David Beckham has been asked to design the interior of the new Range Rover Evoque, reported Daily Mail online.
"I am incredibly excited to be collaborating with Range Rover. I like to take on a challenge and I'm ready for it," said the 35-year-old.
The new car will be available in four-wheel and two-wheel drive versions and will make its official public debut at the Paris Motor Show at the end of September.
The new, smaller and lighter vehicle, will be on sale from summer 2011 and the Evoque will be the "greenest" Range Rover so far produced.
Beckham, wearing a nude asymmetric drape neck dress from her Autumn/Winter 2010 range, was among a host of celebrities invited by Land Rover and fashion magazine Vogue for the 40th anniversary of the car.
Source: NDTV


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Since 1975, the U.S. has resettled over 918,000 refugees from Europe and Central Asia. Approximately two-thirds of this number came from the countries of the former Soviet Union, and the balance from other parts of Europe.
Since 1989, the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) has admitted more than 440,000 refugees under the Lautenberg Amendment, which applies to members of specified religious minorities (Jews, Evangelicals, and certain members of the Ukrainian Catholic or Ukrainian Orthodox Churches), with qualifying relatives in the United States.
Several vulnerable groups have been resettled to the United States, the largest of which was the Meskhetian Turks in the Krasnodarsky Kray (February 2004-September 2007). This group had fled ethnic violence in Central Asia in 1989. Some 12,000 were approved for refugee resettlement in the United States before the close of the program in 2007.
In FY 2008, the U.S. admitted some 2,300 refugees from Europe and Central Asia, including those under the Lautenberg Amendment in-country processing program. This represents a significant decline from the 30,000 refugees admitted from the region during FY 2001, as the number of applicants to the program from this region has sharply and steadily declined in recent years.
Refugee admissions casework preparation and post-adjudication processing in Europe is coordinated by a regional Overseas Processing Entity (OPE) (now called "Resettlement Support Center (RSC)") based in Moscow, with refugee transportation to the U.S. provided by IOM. A Refugee Coordinator posted to U.S. Embassy Moscow provides oversight. Officers of the Department of Homeland Security/ U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (DHS/USCIS), also based in Moscow, adjudicate refugee cases throughout the region.
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The FY 2009 ceiling for Europe is 2,500. In addition to continued processing of Lautenberg Amendment cases, primarily in Russia and Ukraine, DHS/USCIS will continue to conduct interviews of Lautenberg cases and referrals from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) throughout the region.


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Timothy Kincaid
June 24th, 2013
Ah, the National Organization for Marriage (theirs, not yours) is an ever flowing font of amusing silliness. And seldom do they entertain more than when they try for visual illustration.
Often it's stock imagery. Sometimes it's downright fraudulent, pretending to be one thing when it's truly the opposite. And sometimes it's unintentional irony.
Take, for example, this picture they presented to illustrate their usual claptrap about the importance of "one man one woman" marriage. In this instance they are arguing that while race is irrelevant to marriage, gender is all important.
Cute, huh? A bit simplistic and lacking in meaning, but cute.
Except they just weren't paying attention. It doesn't take more than a quick glance to see that this particular finger marriage is not only of the same race, they are of the same gender. This isn't a 'one man finger, one woman finger' marriage, it's two women fingers, with the lesbian on the right opting for a more masculine look.


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In the bottom of the third, Nick Markakis singled. Ty Wigginton hit a double to right and Markakis scored on a ground out by Miguel Tejada, giving Baltimore its first run of the night. The Yankees got the run back when Johnson walked to lead off the fifth. He scored after back-to-back singles by Cano and Cervelli. The Yankees got their final run in the top of the sixth when Swisher, Brett Gardner and Jeter hit back-to-back-to-back singles, giving the Yankees a commanding 8-1 lead.
Tejada led off the bottom of the inning with a double and moved to third on a single by Garrett Atkins. Nolan Reimold sent a sac fly to right and Tejada scored. Markakis hit a solo homer in the bottom of the seventh, to put the score at 8-3, but that was as close as the Orioles would get as Joba Chamberlain and Sergio Mitre did their part to finish out the game.
Bronx Cheers:
(really not much to complain about in last night's game)
Alex Rodriguez: He did have a RBI, but he was also the only Yankee (with an at bat) to go without a hit. He was 0-4.
Curtain Calls:
Robinson Cano: The Yankee second baseman has had a monster April and he continued it last night. He went 2-5 with a solo homer, his team leading sixth homerun of the season.
Nick Swisher: Swisher continued to show that he is a road warrior for the Yankees, going 3-5 with a triple, two runs scored and two RBIs.
Curtis Granderson: After going 0-17, Granderson broke through on Wednesday. He went 2-5 with a run scored.
Francisco Cervelli: Originally not slated to play on Wednesday, the young backstop had a solid game behind the plate once Posada left the game with a knee injury. He went 2-4 with an RBI and got CC through a game where he did not necessarily have all his stuff working, giving up eleven hits but only three runs.
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Nick Johnson: Having started, it looks like Johnson has recovered from his stiff back, he even got a hit!
Chan Ho Park: Park is back in Tampa and word is he has not progressed as quickly as the Yankees would hope.
Jorge Posada: After getting hit in the knee with a pitch yesterday, Posada gingerly made his way around the bases before being removed from the game. He is listed as day-to-day and Girardi has said he is not available for tonight's game and depending on how Posada is today they may call Chad Moeller up from Scranton.
In the On Deck Circle:
The Yankees will finish up their series against the Orioles tonight, sending AJ Burnett to the mound against Brian Matusz. Burnett struggled in his last outing, but escaped with a no-decision. He has historically been successful against the Orioles, going 9-2, albeit he has clearly had some offensive support as his ERA against Baltimore sits at 5.23. Matusz is having a strong start to his rookie season. He has a nasty changeup and was quite successful in his one outing against the Yankees, pitching seven innings at Yankee Stadium and only giving up one run. First pitch will be thrown at 7:05pm.


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Irina leaves 78 000 homelessThu, 08 Mar 2012 12:17 PM
At least 72 people were killed and 78 000 left homeless in Madagascar in the wake of Tropical Storm Irina, the disaster management agency said Wednesday.
The storm struck on 26 February, but spun off a series of storms which have drenched the Indian Ocean island over the last week.
The district of Ifanadiana, 400 kilometres southeast of the capital, was hardest hit with 47 dead, the National Office for Disaster and Catastrophe Management said.
The road leading to the district re-opened Wednesday, but aid teams were already in the area delivering emergency supplies and medicines.
Irina was the second killer storm of the season. Last month, tropical cyclone Giovanna left 35 people dead and many more injured.
Madagascar's storm season normally runs from November through February and costs dozens of lives every year.


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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — Purdue University officials are moving ahead with plans to award a posthumous degree to the student fatally shot and stabbed during a campus attack last month.
The Purdue board's Academic Affairs Committee voted Thursday to endorse the posthumous degree in electrical engineering for 21-year-old Andrew Boldt of West Bend, Wis. Officials say he had met most of the degree requirements before he was killed Jan. 21 inside Purdue's Electrical Engineering Building on the West Lafayette campus.
Trustee JoAnn Brouillette tells WLFI-TV that board members hope granting the degree helps the healing process for Boldt's family.
Another electrical engineering student, 23-year-old Cody Cousins, faces murder charges in Boldt's death and is jailed without bond while awaiting trial.
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Somebody has the latest soft copy of Candidate Profile sheet?? :)
Kindly post the link..
Someone help me plz
I heard that ATMA is going to be held on 20 FEB. 2011.....
but ATMA has already been held on 19th DEC 2010...
What is this??
I think ATMA held only once in a year...
I didn't write ATMA on 19Dec. 2010..
but now i want to give is just because for GIM Goa,,,,,
Will i be able to apply for GIM, Goa by ATMA FEB 2011????
help me ??
Hi thr,
My friend has scored 70%ile:banghead: in MAT....Can any1 let me know if she can get a call from any college within Rajashthan?
hi...... my score is 92 out of 240............ thts not even in 3 figure... but no probs.. n m open catergory..
m 4m pune univ.... do u thnk wethere i wud get thik tak college in pune r mum... 4 my score r else shud i stry nexttime....
hi all,
anyone has sum information abt jd bytco, nashik? it's infra, faculty, and ofcourse placements?
i m mum univ student, so is it worth 2 switch 2 pune univ. in dis case ?
Thby e question is
" How true is this story ??? " What credibility do we asign this piece of news ?
dhwani sanghvi Sayshey dis is spl. 4 parag...can u plz help me in makin ma list 4 d cap round...as u knw, ma score is 126/240..mum university...state merit no.5203...intrested in pune colleges...as well as mumbai college if a decent college is available in ma score....pplllzzzz helppp....thanx.....
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B. Kamins Blemish Gel 5%
As you can see, the 5% in the name stands for the amount of benzoyl peroxide. Warm weather makes me break out in the oddest spots -- I'm currently sporting two painful zits right above my upper lip and on the left brow bone. From experience, I know that my skin can take a bit of harshness without becoming sensitive. The saleswoman at Sephora recommended this product and pushed for a sell rather than a sample. I guess I was in a buying mood, which I promised before that I would not do without sampling and testing. I've learned the lesson again, the hard way, again.
B. Kamins redesigned and revamped their packaging this year. Some Sephora locations may carry it while others may not. It is not listed on the Sephora website right now. I haven't tried any B. Kamins products in the past (aside from a mattifying day moisturizer which I own and tried once), so unfortunately I'm unable to conduct a "before/after" comparison of the brand and their quality.
For those who like to peruse the entirety of the box for instructions and ingredients, I took pictures of the box and product which have many many things to say. Scroll down to the end of the pics for what the B. Kamins website has to say about the product versus my personal experience.
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A unique oil-free, color-free benzoyl peroxide gel that helps to control bacterial growth and clear blemishes, blackheads and spots. This hydrating formula moisturizes as it works to help prevent skin from over drying and becoming flaky. Ideal for both adolescent and adult acne.
I bolded the parts that failed for me. It did not clear any of my blemishes, blackheads or spots. Also, it was far from hydrating or moisturizing. The saleswoman had warned me that it may be quite drying, which I was excited about (yes, excited) because my skin sometimes does better with harsh products than gentle. What happened was that this blemish gel did dry out the skin without treating the problem. First, the product tends to stay on the surface rather than become absorbed into the skin. Then it dries to a crusty white flaky mess, so it's not as invisible as you might think it is. The flake remains on your skin until you wash your face and I found that there was absolutely no difference in the blemish from Day 1 to Day 7.
My normal-skin sister has also been breaking out lately so we tried this product together for a span of a few weeks, and she also experienced zero change or improvement. At CAD$29, you get a hefty sized product that simply does not do what it promises to do. Back to Sephora it goes.
T3 Veloce Dryer
I've been lusting after a T3 dryer ever since an acquaintance got one a couple of years ago and said it was the greatest thing that ever happened to her hair. She has great hair to begin with, so I didn't see a perceptible difference before/after. But I've been reading the reviews and built up a nice hype in my mind. Unfortunately, at the $200-300 range they're offered at, T3 dryers remained an elusive dream until now. I noticed that Sephora began selling a smaller $99 version and considered making an online order from them for the first time, as I was sure it would not be in the stores in Canada. (Canadians have to purchase $125 worth before Sephora offers free shipping.)
But I was wrong! They were in the stores here after all. There was one left at the Eaton Centre location, so I snatched it up and found myself marching to the cash register in no time.
Previous to this dryer, I've only used the basic Conair dryers as I didn't care much for heat-styling and blow-drying my frizzy ass deviant wavy Asian hair. But the thing is, I hate wet hair. I can't stand my tops being soaked by the wet hair on my back and I hate that wet humid feeling at the back of my neck. So blow-drying is a love/hate thing. It's probably worthwhile for me to invest in a good dryer that will get the job done as speedily and nicely as possible. I thought this would be it.
I like the size and look of this T3 Veloce. It's not as light as I thought it would be but it's not heavy at all. The sleek minimalist silver design also appealed to me. HOWEVER...
...note the placement of the on/off switch.
That's right. It's smack dab on the middle of the handle where your fingers curl around to grasp the dryer.
You can try holding it lower, but that position doesn't support the weight of the end of the dryer and puts a lot of strain on your wrist and fingers to keep the hold.
You can try grasping it higher on the handle, but your fingers are still over the on/off switch.
You can try holding it lower on the handle... but nope, still running into the same problem.
Try rearranging your fingers? Maybe my fingers are too long?? Nope.
I was devastated. I really really wanted to like this and permanently get rid of the hair drying hassles. Here's what Sephora says about the product:
What it is:
An easy-to-use, Tourmaline-infused hair dryer.
What it does:
The T3® Veloce Dryer is the perfect intro into a collection of ground-breaking hair dryers that have led the way in Tourmaline hair care technology. T3 patented technology infuses Tourmaline into the dryer's components which, when heated, emit maximum levels of negative ions and far infrared heat. Heating the hair from the inside out, this lightweight dryer accelerates water evaporation while locking in moisture and sealing the hair cuticle to reduce frizz. The result is a 40% reduction in drying time over conventional dryers and a silky, shiny finish.
What else you need to know:
Only the highest quality, imported Tourmaline gemstones are crushed into fine powder and infused deep into the vital elements of the dryer. Unlike other products that make do with a sprayed coating, the T3® Tourmaline infusion process achieves deeper, longer-lasting results.
I would say it was powerful and speedy enough, though I did not see a huge reduction in the frizz. I also really liked that the price of this was CAD$99 instead of the usual inflated price we get for everything here in Canada though our dollar has been more or less at par with the US for a long time. I've seen Sephora offer products for the standard price at first, then inflate the price later as the brand/item soars in popularity. I figured it was a good time to grab it while there was one remaining. Plus, I read all the reviews and had done my research. And you can't exactly test a hair dryer properly at the store. I had to bring it home and try.
I can't get over the stupid on/off switch issue. Now I see reviews complaining about it, but I can't believe the people who are saying that it's minor and they still like this dryer and think $99 is a great deal for it. I'm sorry, but this is a major design fail. It's the simplest thing. Do not place the on/off switch in the middle of the handle so that your customers have to continually turn the dryer back on in the middle of their hectic morning routine. I pressed this switch about 10 times during one drying routine and it was super annoying. I tried to forgive it and thought the dryer was still quite good... but upon reflection, my conclusion is that T3 had built a solid name for itself and is now out to make a quick buck since not everyone is going out to grab their usual $200-300 offerings. I don't think I'm being overly harsh or critical. If I were to design an appliance, function will be at the top of the list, and the placement of the on/off switch is kind of important. I don't think that takes much thought or consideration. Seems to me that someone in T3 was in a desperate hurry to get this thing built and manufactured.
Back to Sephora you go. $99 is not worth the frustration you will give me each morning.
I think I'm becoming more critical and pickier, which is not a bad thing. I will make a concession for the B. Kamins blemish gel which may work for some but not for others, as it so often is the case with skincare products. But as for the T3 Veloce, I can't get over it. It's like making a door and placing the door knob high up towards the ceiling rather than on the middle. Would you buy a door like that? My mistake was in not opening up the box to actually try holding the dryer and seeing how it feels in my hand. I didn't want to rip open the one box that was left at the store. That's what comes of being too polite. This will be remedied in future excursions.
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Gaza op to cost NIS 3B in damages
Gad Lior
1. Why waste money on defense?
This government can order white flags for everyone cheap from China.
jason white ,
afula, israel
2. #1,Likud'll propose Green Flags as more acceptable to Hamas
3. what a bargain
We spend all this money on a war that achieves nothing other than a ceasefire that will last only as long as Hamas want it to last and us opening the border crossings making it easier for Hamas to bring in things we don't want them to have. Don't you just love our politicians?
zionist forever
4. Cost of reserves leaving jobs - 3 bn NIS, cost of Iron Dome
in operation Defence Pillar 300,000 NIS. And thus the math of "expensive Iron Dome" unraveled as a political ploy to deny Israel defences. Why is degenerates who implemented these policies still anywhere near Israeli elections? Likud will do itself a big favor considering quick refresh of its list. And Avigdor, drop those bums before they hurt ya.
Miron ,
5. Send the Bill to Obama
I sincerely hope that Bibi obtained Obama's promise to help pay for the damage to Israel. It would make no sense for Israel to cease fire and not finish the job, but for promises to help with more US funding. And if not, then Israel should get the US funds which will be denied to the PA once the PA plays its UN card. At least I hope so.
David ,
Montpelier USA
6. Where the money should come from
Since the Iron Kippah has been proven to be far more effective than the Black kippah - so transfer the 2 billion balack kippa budget to the Iron Kippah - and deduct the balance from moeny collected for the PAlestinians - because not doing so is collective punishment of israelis which is illegal.
Taxpayer ,
Hod Hasharon
7. @5 actually Israel sent to Obama 8 bn $$
While you chew on your chicken and dream whom to kill next, cowboy.
Miron ,
8. Gaza op costs Israel $750 Million
How much it costs Israel when it attacks Iran nuclear sites. I am sure Iran will never use toy Gazan rockets. Netanyahu should count 10 before deciding anything.
Harold ,
9. #5
US taxpayers are fed up paying a spoiled kid. Let Israel reach to the Jewish billionairs and millionairs Adelson is one of them and increase the Jewish tax to Israel from 15% to 25%.
Harold ,
10. #3 Things we don't them to have
You mean chewing gum, chocolate, school exercise books, pencils, construction material, medicine, bottled water and food. Wise-up.
Harold ,
11. 7 and 9 you sound so
Pathetic. The best use of my tax dollars and yours is to support Israel and its war on terror. Maybe you rejoiced, like the Palestinians did on 9/11, but I am quite thankful for the best ally US has, Israel. See you in Congress!
David ,
Montpelier USA
12. Save Those Receipts
Should Palestinians 'depopulated' from their villages and their livelihoods submit receipts to the Steintz? They have 44 years of them.
Golden Dome ,
Washington, USA
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WOW"MATSUSHIRO" JETFIRE AKA MACROSS SUPER SUPER RARE VERSION c-8 HERE IS THE MUST KNOW HISTORY.... What's the real story? Takatoku (CREATOR OF WHIRL AND ROADBUSTER) is the original creator of the 1/55 Valkyrie toys, but after they went bankrupt Matsushiro, who was apparently the company that did the physical production of the toys or at least their molds, took charge of the toys and sold them in US market. After wards they struck a deal with Hasbro in the US to make Jetfire before the Harmony Gold/Robotech deal went down. Because they didn't (or couldn't) get the rights for the Valkyrie design for the TV, they redesigned it into Skyfire, not the other way around. Matsushiro was either absorbed by Bandai or gave up the rights to Bandai, and soon Bandai took over production of Jetfire, making small changes as they went. (SMOOTH ANTENNA, 1 STICKER SHEET, NO EMBLEM ON THE LEFT WING, AND NO BLACK STRIP ON THE COCKPIT). HOWEVER THE MACROSS ARTWORK NEVER CHANGED ON THE BOX.
Here's what I think happened based on the limited information available. Takatoku folded. Matsushiro, a company hurting due to the economy like most were at the time, saw this collapse and saw a chance to capitalize on someone elses failure. Perhaps they even learned from Takara, who had managed to save themselves by sending their toys overseas (first as European Diaclone and Transformer lines, later as American Transformers). What better chance than to grab the 1/55 Valkyries and send them overseas? And this they did. A few of the more knowledgeable Transformers, Macross, or Jetfire fans can tell you that the earlier Jetfire toys had a U.N. Spacy logo either painted on the wing, or in the form of a sticker. These toys had different (indented) antennae ( see box art you can see the grove)than the later Bandai Jetfires. They also had a manufacturers mark of Matsushiro. ALSO NOTE THE WHITE PLASTIC USED BY MATSUSHIRE WASN'T AS BRIGHT WHITE AS A SUPER CLEAN BANDAI JETFIRE. Most transformers fans don't know about this very rare figure and most don't know variations as well. First off........ this figure is a prerub figure. before bandai started in 1985 matsushiro boxed this item with the available transformers catalogs at this time, which was the prerub catalog. There were no rub signs placed on the figure like the later bandai version where it was placed on the top of jetfires head. There was also a second small sticker sheet that was included with this macross jetfire. it is not a fact that all of these jetfire had the second sticker sheet....Now lets talk about the variations...... the rarest and hardest to come by is the grooved antennas like seen on the original box art... i bet you never knew....and with the painted macross emblem on the wing. More common on this rare figure is the sticker emblem. Some of these masushiro jetfires did come with a smooth antennas like later produced by bandai which might be over stock from matsushiro when bandai took over with some new bandai parts..... One other distinctive feature on all the matsushiro jetfires is the black stripe going across the canopy of the cockpit.... Being a huge jetfire fan i got into the macoss jets as well and found this jetfire below is a Srare as the elintseeker or superostrich.. I GOT MY NAME SKYFIRE1984 FROM THIS FIGURE. IT TOOK ME YEARS TO FIND THE GROVE ANTENNA VERSION. OK THIS IS HARD FOR ME TO PART WITH BUT I AM FORCED TO SELL. THIS FIGURE I WOULD SAY IS A C-8 CONDICTION. THERE IS SOME DISCOLORATION TO THE FIGURE AS SEEN IN THE PHOTOS BELLOW. KEEP THIS IN MIND THE MACROSS JETFIRE WASN'T EVER A BRIGHT WHITE. BUT THIS FIGURE HAS SOME VERY LIGHT DISCOLORATION TO BE PICKY. THE NOSE OF THE JET WAS LIGHTLY TOUCHED UP WITH A RED MARKER LIGHTLY. THE STICKERS AND FIGURE SHOW SOME PLAY WARE BUT I WAS GOOD PROUD TO DISPLAY A RARE FIGURE LIKE THIS. THE ARMOR IS IN GREAT SHAPE AS WELL. SEE PHOTOS. THE GUN CLIP HAS A SMALL PIECE BROKEN OFF BUT I TOOK A PICTURE OF IT ON THE FIGURE. IT DOESN'T EFFECT IT. THE BOX. NOW AS WE ALL KNOW FINDING A JETFIRE BOX WITH NO FLAWS IS NEXT TO BEING UN H...


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LONDON (AP) - Novak Djokovic won his second Wimbledon title and denied Roger Federer his record eighth by holding off the Swiss star in five sets Sunday.
Djokovic wasted a 5-2 lead in the fourth set but held on for a 6-7 (7), 6-4, 7-6 (4), 5-7, 6-4 victory that returns the Serbian player to the No. 1 ranking.
Djokovic had a match point at 5-4 in the fourth set, but Federer saved that with an ace and forced a fifth set.
In the last set, Djokovic broke with the help of four mistakes by Federer to seal the win.
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