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With five states signing bills into law this year and one awaiting the Governor's signature, the winter frenzy has slowed down. However, there is still active legislation in three states: Arizona, North Carolina, and Ohio. Check out what is going on.
On Wednesday, April 9th, HB 2078, the Fair Access to Treatment Act, passed the Arizona Senate Rules Committee unanimously! The bill passed the House in early March, and any day now the Senate will vote to make oral anticancer treatments more affordable for patients that need them in Arizona. If you live in Arizona, email your State Senator today to ask for his or her support of HB 2078. Take action HERE
The Kentucky Governor quietly signed the Cancer Treatment Modernization Act into law last week, making it the 31st state to pass oral anticancer treatment access legislation. The bill requires health plans regulated by the state that provide coverage for IV and oral anticancer treatments- to not exceed $100 copayment or coinsurance for a 30-day supply of orally administered anticancer treatment. Read the Press Release Here
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The North Carolina legislature reconvenes on May 14 from a six-month recess within their 2013-2014 session. Last spring we saw an unacceptable bill pass the state House. The current version of the North Carolina Cancer Treatment Fairness Act has a $300 per prescription per month maximum on oral anticancer drugs. The IMF, along with other leading patient advocacy organizations opposes all caps that are over $100 because research shows that patients walk away from prescriptions at that level. With your help, we can educate the state Senate on why $300 is too much and does not meet the original objective of the legislation.
With only one more hearing before it is sent for its final vote on the floor of the House, SB 99 is closer than ever to becoming law. The Ohio legislature is on a three-week recess returning the first week of May. This is the perfect time to submit letters to the editor, attend campaign events (primary day is May 6), and make that final outreach to your state representative to ask for their support for the Cancer Treatment Modernization Act. Click here to email them today!
On April 3 in Milwaukee, cancer patient advocates witnessed Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker sign the Cancer Treatment Fairness Act (SB 300) into law, making Wisconsin the 30th state to enact anticancer treatment access legislation. "This bill shows that our voices do indeed make a difference, because SB 300 was on its deathbed just three weeks ago, and today it is law," said Sue Enright, Midwest Director of Support Groups for the International Myeloma Foundation. "Thank you to every patient, family member, friend, healthcare professional and advocate who relentlessly stood with us throughout this long journey, and to our Wisconsin legislators who voted in favor of the bill."READ MORE
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Ted Simons: Good evening, and welcome to "Arizona Horizon," I'm Ted Simons. A transportation panel of the Maricopa Association of Governments approved a study yesterday that looks at how best to make toll roads work in the Phoenix area. Sean Holstege of the "The Arizona Republic" is following the story. Good to see you again. Thanks for joining us.
Sean Holstege: Thanks for inviting me.
Ted Simons: Sounds like we're getting close to toll roads here?
Sean Holstege: It's being studied, we've gone further in the region than ever before. It took them two years to get to this point, and the basic question was, will it work. The answer was yes, let's move forward, and the panel voted to move into the next phase of the study.
Ted Simons: The preliminary study was a couple of years ago. What did that look at?
Sean Holstege: The results of that study will be out on Wednesday.
Ted Simons: Yeah, okay.
Sean Holstege: They concluded they are feasible and they pay for themselves, and they relieve congestion. They concluded basically they would work. The question now is what would they look like, how well would they work, where would you put them, what would that system entail.
Ted Simons: I want to get to more focused questions in just a second. Are we talking about solo commuters? And are we talking about carpool lanes?
Sean Holstege: They call them carpool lane conversions. They are called hot lanes in transportation jargon. What a lot of regions have done is take the carpool lanes and charge a toll if they wanted to drive solo in the carpool lanes. The theory being, you'd make up time. The traffic would move smoother if you work out some of those knots of traffic.
One of the complaints I'm hearing all the time is I'm driving in the regular lane, over to my left there's nobody in that lane. Why do we have these carpool lanes? One of the answers, let's get more cars in the lane to get more traffic moving through the whole system.
Ted Simons: Another system is, let's build more lanes?
Sean Holstege: That's the next phase. There's two ways to do this, one is a straight conversion. The other is the same thing, only adding a second carpool lane with a toll in basically the urban core.
Ted Simons: Yes.
Sean Holstege: One costs $300 million according to estimates, and the other is three billion.
Ted Simons: Yes.
Sean Holstege: Time savings, one versus the other, that's what they have to find out now. And is there any support.
Ted Simons: Are we talking all carpool lanes on all freeways, or just select lanes on select freeways?
Sean Holstege: That was the point of this first study. Do we want to target specific freeways or routes or segments, and the answer is no. We want a system wide carpool lane in the Valley.
Ted Simons: I-10,202 ,101 , the whole nine yards?
Sean Holstege: All of it.
Ted Simons: How much would commuters theoretically be charged?
Sean Holstege: They looked into Denver and Salt Lake City, Utah and Colorado, as sort of pure models to follow. In Utah you can go all the way from Ogden to Provo for no more than two bucks. They charge a variable toll based on how thick the traffic is and how far you're going to go. You'll see a sign that says your toll will be X for X number of miles. In Utah that tops out at $2.00, Colorado tops out at $5.00 California, Texas, other places are more expensive.
Ted Simons: How do they know the congestion?
Sean Holstege: They are monitoring traffic all day, they have monitors watching the traffic, computer modeling the congestion levels and the freeway speeds. They just dynamically calculate. They do that now.
Ted Simons: That's how they do it.
Ted Simons: So if I have my little -- I've paid my money and wind up not in the hot lane, do I get a refund or a rebate?
Sean Holstege: I don't know about that. It comes down to a choice. You look over and say, how much is my time worth to me? It's much more sophisticated than the standard sort of knee-jerk reaction and most people who oppose it. And it is opposed by most people. Why should I be tolled to drive on a freeway I just paid for? It's a common argument. The answer is it's because you're buying time. You can choose not to do it or choose to pay, depending on what you need to do.
Ted Simons: Would we see toll booths like the old days or little transponders, how that is going work?
Sean Holstege: To be determined, again. The phase of the study will wrap up in 2014 . The conventional wisdom is technology has driven a lot of this. Transponders, like the ones in California, are typically the favored system. It could be anything, we don't know yet.
Ted Simons: What about motorcycles and clean air vehicles, now you get to ride in the hot lane. And what about buses?
Sean Holstege: The carpool lane as a carpool lane stays there. All of the above. One of the other benefits they like to tout in selling the hot lane concept is it also frees up time and speed, improves the speed, travel and predictability for the buses. If you don't think the bus on the freeway is a good idea for you now, but you know that it will be, and you know that travel time will be predicted, that improves your transit system, as well.
Ted Simons: Takes the uncertainty out of it.
Sean Holstege: How much would enforcement cost? Right now I think we all see a lot of folks singing a happy tune by themselves in the carpool lane when they shouldn't be there.
Sean Holstege: Big question. The answer is we don't know yet. Part of the answer is it depends on how you frame the system. There could be a public toll road, ADOT could run that system, and contract that out to a private vendor. They could contract the entire thing out and have it as a privately managed lane. If it's contracted out -- and that's how most are done in other states -- those costs are borne by the private contractor. So when MAG does the study and says it'll net X million a year, it incorporates some assumptions about what that cost of enforcement will be.
Ted Simons: You mentioned the criticism, and the idea that we've already paid for these things, and also the idea that these are Lexus lanes. The people who can afford it will be there, and the average Joe and Jane will not be able to afford it. How far are those arguments going to go?
Sean Holstege: We did a very unscientific poll along along with my story. Something like 8% of people found any validity to the idea of converting to a carpool lane. Most thought it was waste of money or it wasn't going to benefit me. If you've driven in Mexico, there's the toll road freeway and the old highway. I've driven on both. That's where the Lexus lane argument comes from. They have done studies of who actually uses these things in California and some other states. People that want to get their kids from day-care and don't want to pay the penalty, it's to their advantage to pay the toll. It works out to be much more representative of society than we would expect.
Ted Simons: End of 2014, and then what?
Sean Holstege: MAG goes out to the public and refines their study, answers some of the questions you're posing. They narrow from the feasibility idea to a plan. By that time they will have specific highways they want to try out. They may do a pilot project and then they go into implementation if there's public support.
Ted Simons: Interesting stuff, good to have you here, thanks for joining us.
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Mrs. Hester Hilliard Cook of Dyersburg, TN died Wednesday, October 5, 2011 at Dyersburg Manor Nursing Facility. She was a homemaker.
Funeral services for Mrs. Cook will be Friday, October 7,2011 in the chapel of Curry Funeral Home with Bro. Charlie Halliburton officiating. Private interment will follow in Fairview Cemetery in Dyersburg. Visitation for Mrs. Cook will be from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m. at the funeral home on Friday.
Curry Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.
She is survived by one daughter, Brenda Bivens and husband Billy D. Bivens of Dyersburg; one grandchild David Lee Bivens and wife Laura of Dyersburg; two great-grandchildren, Landon Kyle Bivens and Neely Lauren Bivens of Dyersburg.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Neely W. Cook; two sisters Flora Fry and Hester's twin, Mary Ann Vester Hunt; and one brother John Dwain Hilliard.
Pallbearers will be James Bivens, Freddie Bivens, Kenneth Webster, Lowell Tillman Jr., Jimmy Haynes, and Joe Dowling.
Online condolences are available on our website- www.curryfuneral.com
Nellie Hibbs, 64, of Fulton, died October 4, at her home.
Born March 24, 1947 in Dyer, Tennessee, she was a graduate of Southeastern Illinois College. She was an RN, who retired from the Weakley County
Nursing Home in Dresden.
She was a faithful and active member of the First Assembly of God in Clinton, KY, where she served as a prayer warrior, kitchen help, VBS volunteer, member of the Women's Ministry and many other areas.
Survivors include her husband Dennis Hibbs of Fulton, KY one daughter, Tina (Daren) Coats of Duncan, Oklahoma; three sons, Chris (Julieta) Inghram of Chickasha, Oklahoma, Brian (Missi) Inghram of Billings, Montana and David (Cheyanna) Hibbs of Hickory, KY; seven grandchildren, Taylor, Alex, Valerie, Courtney, Tommi, Lexie and Caden; one sister Violet Vanhooser of Newbern, TN; two brothers Rance Howell and Doug Howell, both of Dyersburg, TN and several nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her mother Jessie Margaret "Sis" Ennis Howell, her father, A.N. "Pete" Howell, a brother Jerry Howell and a sister Flossie Weaver.
Funeral services will be 10 am , October 7 at the First Assembly of God in Clinton, KY with Rev. Lynn Terry officiating. Burial will be in Camp Beauregard Cemetery.
Visitation will also be at the First Assembly of God from 5-8 pm on Thursday.
Memorials may be made to the American Cancer Society, c/o 302 Carr Street, Fulton, KY 42041.
Online tributes: www.hornbeakfuneralchapel.com
Hornbeak Funeral Chapel is in charge of arrangements.
Mr. Andrew West of Dyersburg died Friday, September 30, 2011 at Regional Hospital of Jackson in Jackson, TN. Visitation will be held Friday, October 7, 2011 6-8 p.m. at Cosmopolitan Funeral Services Chapel, 1101 Hornbrook, Dyersburg. Funeral Services will be held Saturday, October 8, 2011 1:00 p.m. at Betterway Outreach Ministries. Pastor Robert L. Taylor Jr. officiating. Burial will be held in Memorial Park Cemetery, Dyersburg. Survivors: Wife, Barbara Henderson West, Dyersburg, TN. Daughters, Shelia West, Albena West, Chicago, IL. Amanda Reed, Dyersburg, TN. Step-Daughter, Lelah Mann, Dyersburg, TN. Sons, Terry West, Ronald West and Andrew West, Chicago, IL. Sisters, Mattie Terry, Evansville, Ind. Bonnie Faye Jackson, Milwaukee, WI, Brother, Floyd West, Memphis, TN; 21 Grandchildren, 11 Great-Grandchildren. Pallbearers: family and friends. Online condolences may be given at www.cosmopolitanfuneralservices.net
Hobert Eugene Wyrick Jr., 92, of Halls, died Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011 at Applingwood Health Care in Cordova.
Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Friday at South Fork Baptist Church in Halls. Halls Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements.


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Replacing the Reference Cooler with Arctic's Accelero Xtreme III
The Arctic Accelero Xtreme III, now in its third iteration, can keep pretty much anything cool. This is the type of heat sink and fan combination that kept the overclocked Fermi-based Sparkle GeForce GTX 480 from melting not just itself, but half the computer. It does fit the Radeon R9 290 with minor modifications and can thus serve us as an example of what AMD could have done with this card. We'll publish the entire upgrade as a guide soon, since it was really, really worth it.
Overclocking Results
We're using the same gaming loop as before, trying to pinpoint the card's maximum clock rate through a series of small increases. The Arctic Accelero Xtreme III can be controlled via PWM or run with a constant voltage and RPM. The OverDrive applet's new fan control changes the game, though. Maximum fan speed is now bound to the target temperature. It doesn't make sense to set this target to the 50 or 60 °C that are possible with this cooler just to have it spin slightly faster. That kind of setup is essentially self-limiting due to its (too) good cooling performance. Even under a full load, it's almost impossible to get the Arctic Accelero Xtreme III to spin at more than 20 to 25 percent by changing the driver settings. This isn't enough to provide cooling to the voltage converters.
Consequently, we went with the direct connection and a fixed voltage. Even at 7 V, the upgraded Radeon R9 290 is barely louder at prolonged full load than the stock versions are at idle, and the GPU and VRMs stay cool to boot.
Let's take a look at the benchmark results of the overclocked Radeon R9 290, which turn out to be a big surprise. There's a 20 percent difference between the original card and the overclocked one. The updated last-minute driver reduces this difference to a still-massive almost-13 percent. Keep in mind that we're not just talking about a frequency increase, but also more usable performance and less noise. The Arctic Accelero Xtreme III demonstrates nicely what can be achieved with AMD's Radeon R9 290.
Video Comparison between the Reference and Third-Party Cooler
The first two videos show the AMD Radeon R9 290 with the Arctic Accelero Xtreme III at 12 and 7 V, respectively. The third one shows the original stock version of the card.
Bottom Line
If anything deserves an award, it's the Arctic Accelero Xtreme III third-party cooler that lets AMD's Hawaii-based boards realize their potential. This is how the card could, and should, perform. Why AMD persists with its sub-par cooling solution is really anyone's guess, especially since these problems have been going on for years. Dumping the issue on its partners can't really be the solution either, since a graphics card's reputation is made, or lost, on launch day.
As long as the only reaction to this is a driver update with questionable benefits, the reference graphics cards will always be the cheap solution. This GPU deserves better. As we said before, we'll post the upgrade guide as its own story, since none of AMD's partners currently offer their own PCBs and cooling solutions.
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- Results (OpenCL): GPGPU Benchmarks
- Gaming Power Consumption Details
- Detailed Gaming Efficiency Results
- Power Consumption Overview
- Noise And Video Comparison
- Do-It-Yourself Upgrade With Arctic's Accelero Xtreme III
- Radeon R9 290: Priced Right Where We'd Peg It
0HEXiT , 5 November 2013 07:00i have an arctic 5870 extreme which is very similar to the arctic coooler you use. problem is that it doesnt cool the vrms effectively and mine peeks at 90'c even though the gpu is running at 45'c at max load. did your cooler show the same anomaly...
0jakjawagon , 5 November 2013 16:27Isn't it about time you got videos working on Toms UK again?
0brendonmc , 6 November 2013 16:00All said and done, its spectacular performance at a spectacular price. Unbelievable that a card at this price can almost beat the Titan.
0Balderick1974 , 7 November 2013 08:54The 290X is faster than the 290, but the 290 is probably better value and not much slower than the 290X. I've read some other review sites and they haven't had these issues so unfortunately Tom's Hardware 290X test cards might be faulty :-(. The Noise puts me off on these cards and the heat, as mentioned here, as it can't be good for the rest of the components in your case. I'm still sticking to my 6990 till it won't play games anymore than upgrade. I have a 660 TI in my Steam (Lounge) PC and that plays everything at nearly max and looks as good as 6990. Again will only upgrade when game won't run any more or look bad due to low settings.
0Balderick1974 , 8 November 2013 00:22I think some folks spend more time running benchmarks than actually playing the games and enjoying them. I find the mid range cards the best value for money as the top end card are usually 2 or 3 times more expensive but only 25 - 40 faster (so not the best value). However thanks to these top end cards which help these companies get money back for Research & Development we benefit from the sensible price mid range cards. When I was young I used to get excited about benchmarks and wanted the fastest car I could afford, now that I am nearly 40 I don't care as much and appreciate any spare time I can get to play games.
0HEXiT , 11 November 2013 07:55Quote:I'm confused .. Here I thought 290X would be faster than 290 .. Hmm
thers an issue with some of the fancontrols for the r290x amd are sorting the issue, look it up on here, it was discussed this last week.


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The more books about history I read, the more I see history repeating itself. I have been reading fiction as of late, but it's when I read good historical nonfiction that I get completely lost in the story. Fact is, to me, always much more engrossing than fiction. The truly bizarre and heinous just can't be made up:
Duff McKagan's column runs every Thursday on Reverb. He writes about what music is circulating through his space every Monday.
--Big lessons, like how "inside" Wall Street is, and how greed has made the common investor just a pawn in the game--starting about 125 YEARS ago (yes, it's not just a recent phenomenon).
--War and the displacement of indigenous peoples too. Just 40 years ago in Vietnam, by moving whole villages out of their ancient homelands, the invading U.S. Army bumbled and stumbled and created an enemy out of the friendly and, before then, helpful South Vietnamese. Heck, go back even further, and you'll see that Ho Chi Minh modeled his Declaration of Independence after ours, and that the U.S. backed Vietnam's struggle for independence in the late 1940s. How did we create such an ardent enemy within the following 20 years or so?I received an e-mail from my best friend Andy yesterday. He and I are big "war buffs," and we sometimes trade tips on what books to read. He is an armchair historian like me. Neither of us are, however, military geniuses--just common, regular guys who try to figure stuff out as we go. Andy's e-mail was rather poignant and to-the-point, though. It DOES have something to do with books and reading too, so it should bring me back to my reading list:
"I did read Three Cups of Tea; it explains a lot about the area of North Pakistan. I've been looking into that area for the last year or so. Pakistan and the Afghan area is a really fucked-up place. If we spent half the money we spend to bomb the shit out of them, we could "win." It's a lesson we learned in Vietnam, but it looks like they (our "leaders") forgot. It's like when we moved all of those little tribes in the way-out areas to new "camps." If we could have just helped them to live a better life somehow, they would not have worked with the VC; but instead, we moved them from a place that they had lived for thousands of years. If we could just get those Wahidis out of there (Pakistan and Afghanistan), and build new schools that somehow taught them not to hate us and make a better life, they would and could thrive."
I'm not trying to get political here at all. It's just that with all the reading I do--and reading from all different viewpoints (not just an "Anglo" one), I just start to bang my head against a wall sometimes!
--Three Cups of Tea (Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin): I think I was first attracted to this book because I had heard it was a story of a K2 mountain-climber who had gotten lost on the hike out of that area. While, yes, this is indeed how the story got its start, Three Cups is a heartwarming story of humanity, ancient tribal ways, fundamental-religious rule, and perseverance in the mountains above Pakistan and Afghanistan. If you haven't read this book yet, put it on top of your list.
--The Forever War (Dexter Filkins): Yes, I think I have written about this book here before, but it seems to become everyone's favorite read after I suggest it to them. Iraq and Afghanistan are two big cluster-fucks that have put so many people's lives on the line. We should all be as well-informed as we can, I think, and The Forever War gives a view with some scope and honesty.
--The Things They Carried (Tim O'Brien): This is an epic and poetic first-hand account of the brutality and humanity of the Vietnam War. If you were to read this book before Three Cups and The Forever War, you would surely scratch your head and wonder if our Western leaders can add two and two.
--The Moneychangers (Upton Sinclair): I'm not sure what the difference is between Goldman Sachs selling financial vehicles that are built to fail, and Sinclair's 1910 "Northern Mississippi Railroad" stock being sold to a public who had no idea of the bad intentions of its chairmen. In The Jungle, Sinclair did much to change child-labor laws and food-inspection laws; I wonder why Wall Street wasn't put on a tighter leash after it was exposed by Moneychangers? This 100-year-old book is suddenly very topical and relevant.
Again, I know I have previously covered a few of these books, but there are new readers here all the time, and these reads are just too important and good. Anyone want to chime in?


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3 Stocks Pulling The Services Sector Downward
Dow Jones Industrial Average ( ^DJI) trading up 7 points (0.0%) at 17,094 as of Thursday, July 24, 2014, 12:55 PM ET. The NYSE advances/declines ratio sits at 1,609 issues advancing vs. 1,334 declining with 169 unchanged. The Services sector currently sits up 0.1% versus the S&P 500, which is up 0.1%. On the negative front, top decliners within the sector include Liberty Media Corporation ( LMCB), down 64.7%, Life Time Fitness ( LTM), down 9.6%, New Oriental Education & Technology Group I ( EDU), down 5.0%, Liberty Ventures Class A ( LVNTA), down 4.8% and Netflix ( NFLX), down 1.2%. Top gainers within the sector include CoStar Group ( CSGP), up 10.0%, Royal Caribbean Cruises ( RCL), up 7.4%, Tractor Supply ( TSCO), up 7.0%, Westinghouse Air Brake Technologies ( WAB), up 4.5% and O'Reilly Automotive ( ORLY), up 3.6%. TheStreet would like to highlight 3 stocks pushing the sector lower today: 3. McGraw Hill Financial ( MHFI) is one of the companies pushing the Services sector lower today. As of noon trading, McGraw Hill Financial is down $1.56 (-1.9%) to $81.56 on heavy volume. Thus far, 1.2 million shares of McGraw Hill Financial exchanged hands as compared to its average daily volume of 1.2 million shares. The stock has ranged in price between $79.56-$83.00 after having opened the day at $82.99 as compared to the previous trading day's close of $83.11. McGraw Hill Financial, Inc., a financial intelligence company, provides credit ratings, benchmarks, and analytics to capital and commodity markets worldwide. McGraw Hill Financial has a market cap of $22.5 billion and is part of the diversified services industry. Shares are up 6.3% year-to-date as of the close of trading on Wednesday. Currently there are 7 analysts that rate McGraw Hill Financial a buy, no analysts rate it a sell, and 4 rate it a hold. TheStreet Ratings rates McGraw Hill Financial as a buy. The company's strengths can be seen in multiple areas, such as its revenue growth, solid stock price performance, impressive record of earnings per share growth, notable return on equity and reasonable valuation levels. We feel these strengths outweigh the fact that the company has had sub par growth in net income. Get the full McGraw Hill Financial Ratings Report now. STOCKS TO BUY: TheStreet Quant Ratings has identified a handful of stocks that can potentially TRIPLE in the next 12 months. Learn more.Editor's Note: Any reference to TheStreet Ratings and its underlying recommendation does not reflect the opinion of TheStreet, Inc. or any of its contributors including Jim Cramer or Stephanie Link. All three major indices are trading up today with the
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|"Zach Galifianakis returns for his second time as host on March 12. Galifianakis just finished filming "The Hangover 2," due out later this year and is a follow-up to the hit box office feature film, "The Hangover.". Galifianakis currently stars in the HBO series "Bored to Death" and last appeared in the feature film "Due Date," alongside Robert Downey Jr.
Making her first SNL and U.S. television appearance, Jessie J's debut album, "Who You Are," due out April 12, has already spun two hit singles. Her global single, "Price Tag," featuring rapper B.o.B, became Jessie J's first number-one single on the UK Singles Charts. Jessie J recently won the prestigious Critic's Choice Award and BBC Sound Award at The 2011 BRIT Awards."
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Nostalgic for Thanksgiving already? Who can blame you? It isn't every day when you can throw dietary restrictions to the wind and tear into the carcass of a big, fat bird (not to mention a big, fat bottle or three of blood red wine). But really, why let that buzzed, bloated feeling fade away? You don't have to, and here's how not to surrender to the other 364 days of the year that aren't Thanksgiving:
5. Go to Bakeman's for lunch and order a turkey sandwich. What looks like a Wonder Bread soup kitchen is really a subterranean palace of hand-crafted classics. And the dark-meat turkey sandwich--slathered with mayo, naturally--is so good it'll make you forget you're sick of turkey. You'll need a script--"dark on dark, mayo & lettuce, for here"-- if you intend to escape the wraith of owner Jason Wang, who will not only flip you shit if you're slow, but also try and talk you into buying every available dessert and side if you don't shut him down immediately.
4. Start drinking Wild Turkey at 1 p.m. on a Thursday. We can't imagine this will go over very well at most places at work, and we wouldn't recommend it for those who earn their keep by operating heavy machinery or a Metro bus (Route 7 drivers excepted). Drop the "h" and you've correctly got "Tanksgiving," and the workingman's whiskey will remind you what you're celebrating once you're fully in the bag.
3. Eat a gargantuan dinner at 3, turn on a boring football game, and nod off in an easy chair. The Seahawks play the Rams Sunday, which would be perfect were it not for the fact that it's a morning game. But dread not: the UW-WSU Crapple Cup is Saturday at 3:30. Paydirt!
2. Drop hundreds, if not thousands of dollars, at a tribal casino. One thing Thanksgiving lacks is a sufficient amount of white guilt. If you're Caucasian, then, get your ass to a tribal casino, start by dropping at least $50 at the buffet, then continue by dropping hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars at various games of chance. If you happen to win, donate the dough to a charity that supports Native American health care, education, or job training. It's really the least you can do considering what your ancestors did to theirs, and nowhere near enough.
1. Devour an entire supermarket rotisserie chicken by yourself while watching Home for the Holidays. Turkey's great and all, but chicken's more American. And those little birds in the plastic shells look a lot like turkey anyway. As for the movie, it's simply the best Thanksgiving-themed dramedy ever made. It features Robert Downey Jr. at his most manically creative, probably because director Jodie Foster let him hard-drug it to his heart's content while on set. Cast as the long-gone gay son, Downey's chemistry with Holly Hunter, who plays his sister, is extraordinary, Charles Durning is perfectly cast as the jovial dad, and Steve Guttenberg and Cynthia Stevenson nail their roles as the uptight suburban couple. (There's also a spectacular cameo from the great David Strathairn as a sad-sack handyman.) Whether your family is the most functional or dysfunctional in the world, this flick will make you laugh and cry. It's impossible not to love even in its messiest moments, just like family.


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La Vina hosts promotion ceremony
La Vina School held its promotion ceremony Thursday morning, honoring 32 eighth graders who will start high school in the fall.
La Vina School held its promotion ceremony Thursday morning, honoring 32 eighth graders who will start high school in the fall.
Howard School celebrated 55 eighth graders who have been promoted from the school and will attend high school in the fall during a ceremony Thursday morning on campus.
Javier Contreras gets a do-over. The Madera High senior will get at least three more throws in his high school shot putting career.
In four years at Madera High School, Cassie Niino didn't see a single 'B' on her semester grades and accumulated a 4.5 GPA.
I was late, very late, getting to bed Wednesday night because I was one of the millions of Americans who helped set a ratings record for watching "Hatfields & McCoys" on the History Channel.
In answer to the woman who phoned the Red Line and who was too unethical to give her name, re: derogatory comments which I believe were directed toward supervisorial candidate Isabel Barreras:
While many high school graduates will spend their summer on the couch watching TV or sitting by the pool, Liberty High School valedictorian Jacquelyn O'Keefe will be on another continent.
Editor's note: Louise Pira Chiarelli and Mike Chiarelli provided the material for this article. Any errors are the responsibility of the writer.
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So remember the woman who claimed she suffered a brutal attack from an "olive-skinned" man while jogging in Fremont early on Saturday? Yeah, turns out she made the whole thing up.
Here's how the "victim" described the attack to Fremont Universe:
I was out jogging in the Fremont neighborhood at 1am in the morning when I saw a suspicious male that was going the opposite direction turn around and follow me, I looped up and around the block towards Aurora Ave and when I was almost to the corner of 42nd Ave and Linden Ave (just 2 blocks off of Fremont) I was attacked abruptly from behind and slammed to the ground. The attacker tried to get my pants down and reached inside them and grabbed my thigh, causing lacerations with his nails. At this time I started elbowing him in the face as hard as I could and screaming. He then slammed my head into the cement so hard I lost consciousness. When I came to, he was gone, I found my cellphone in the grass and called 911. The police responded immediately. I was treated for a concussion and numerous contusions to my face and legs at Swedish Meidcal Center.
A frightening account, no doubt. And 1 a.m.!?
Plus, with Duane "Jiggle and Bounce" Starkenburg just released from jail after police say he repeatedly assaulted women in Lincoln Park (doing intentional face-plants into their asses, no less), and at least one other assaulter supposedly still on the loose, folks were rightfully freaked out.
Police aren't saying exactly what tipped them off that the woman's story was bogus.
Det. Jeff Kappel tells Seattle Weekly simply that "our detectives conducted a thorough investigation regarding the recent Fremont jogging assault case and determined that the incident didn't occur."
False reporting is a gross misdemeanor in Washington, as RCW 9A.84.040 states:
A person is guilty of false reporting if with knowledge that the information reported, conveyed or circulated is false, he initiates or circulates a false report or warning of an alleged occurrence or impending occurrence of a fire, explosion, crime, catastrophe, or emergency knowing that such false report is likely to cause evacuation of a building, place of assembly, or transportation facility, or to cause public inconvenience or alarm.
So far the woman hasn't been named or charged. But police haven't ruled it out.
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Communication Studies awards given
Several graduating students in the Department of Communication Studies were awarded May 3.
Lim, MA '13, receives President's Award
Beatriz Pilar Lim, MA '13, has been chosen to receive this year's Emerson College President's Award.
Journalism Department awards announced
Several Journalism Department students received awards April 27 for their hard work and excellent reporting during the 2012-13 school year.
Student media get Associated Press awards
Emerson student media organizations and several individual students were the recipients of Associated Press-Radio Television Digital News Association Awards on April 26.
Students, faculty honored at Gold Key ceremony
Emerson honored 85 students and two outstanding faculty members at a Gold Key Honor Society induction ceremony April 24 in the Semel Theater.
Pelton signs agreement with Blanquerna University
President Lee Pelton signed a memorandum of understanding with Blanquerna University's school of communication, of Barcelona, Spain, on April 19.
Student entrepreneurs to benefit blast victims
Sixteen students vying for $20,000 to start their own business venture at the annual E3 Expo will also raise money for marathon blast victims.
Autism-friendly play gets help from student
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hunray, on 26 July 2013 - 03:22 PM, said:
2.You just proved that Billy come to the future, used Photoshop, then back to 1975~1980.
3.Secrets of the Nazi-Bell
1. You missed the point that a smaller object at a closer distance will give the same results as a larger object at a farther distance and I guess you didn't go to the page I linked to showing that his wedding cake ufo was man made.
2. Since the writing on one picture says they were taken by Guido Moosbrugger it wouldn't be Billy doing anything. You also wrongly assume that the term photoshop job implicitly indicates the use of photoshop. The term these days mealy means the image has been altered. Any method whether on the computer or in the darkroom can be used and yes before computers they were creating hoax pictures. It still doesn't alter the fact that the bright light should be illuminating objects in the photos but doesn't which is a big give away to it being an altered picture.
3. Which has nothing to do with the post I made but never the less it doesn't refute the facts that despite the desire for there to be, the evidence shows there was never a Nazi base in Antarctica.


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iPhone 3GS Teardown https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/kiMquUCFZKcVbY3Y Luke Soules No estimate Moderate iPhone 3GS
To get all the latest updates as we're doing the teardown, follow us on twitter! We also have some video clips uploaded through the iPhone 3GS courtesy of our fellow friend Richard Lai; he's created a playlist for all to enjoy. Many thanks to our friends at MacWorld UK, who let us use their office and equipment for the teardown.
 2013-05-01T12:56:08-07:00 We have the iPhone in hand! We didn't have to travel quite as far as last year to get it. This year, it was only 5,400 miles away. We lost the corporate jet due to the economic downturn. Our CEO had to settle for an Italian bi-plane. 47 hours later he was in London. Apple claims the iPhone 3GS is "up to 2x faster." Why is the 3GS faster? We'll find out soon enough. According to rumors, the 3GS has a 600 MHz processor, 50% faster than the processor in the iPhone 3G. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/kiMquUCFZKcVbY3Y https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/TJyZDpOHrwOKHq5T https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/CDQRjqEvHa24Ei2w We won't bore you with a lengthly unboxing, since there's nothing new to see here. Which one's the 3GS? They look identical. Apple doesn't make it easy to identify your iPhone 3GS, as they're all labeled just "iPhone." However, the 3G is model A1241, while the 3GS is model A1303. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/laIifVUDaclIJjCA https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/tNEoHHhRsDweNmq3 https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/bNxeCGjSruIYGFPe The original iPhone was very difficult to open, but we expect the 3GS (like the 3G) to be quite serviceable. There are still two visible screws on the bottom of the phone, which is a good sign for easy opening. Remove the two bottom screws with a Phillips #00 screwdriver. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/PeD2dBkuTbRGsh2j A small suction cup is your friend. A large suction cup may also be a fun toy. There are seven numbered connectors on the 3GS, up from six on the 3G. Connector number seven is in the lower right corner, just above the dock connector. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/tZsDvyoNLjgSkBME https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/NQGuEfgV5Pf1qEH5 https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/ZPJhQIxna3TjomPK There are three cables holding the LCD and digitizer to the rest of the logic board. Disconnecting them is as easy as 1-2-3. 1: LCD panel 2: Digitizer 3: Ear speaker https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/ZBYPfUSHk1ZRUgCE https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/KROVYv2mL6hAcYEU https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/2LQeFHvkAbMdp1Ou We're looking forward to the improved 3 megapixel camera on the 3GS. According to our good friend Richard Lai, "Camera quality is much improved from the 3G one, close up shots were possible down to about 5cm, brightness adjusts well when picking focus area." We've seen some pretty impressive shots already. Fortunately, as in both the original and 3G iPhones, the camera's a separate component, so removal is possible if necessary for security purposes. In each image, the left photo is from the iPhone 3G, the right photo is from the iPhone 3GS. For those who really want to examine the pictures: hi-res1, hi-res2, and hi-res3. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/JknuXOdLFcpMVjLZ https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/4UxrdFZcaMy1sUy2 https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/wPtD5pR1kXmdE2bt Here's the two halves. All the chips on the logic board are hidden beneath two large EMI shields. We'll have those removed in just a bit. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/rCCm5AE66SuiUi2C Just like the iPhone 3G, the LCD is pretty easy to replace. After removing 6 screws, the LCD simply lifts out. On the iPhone 3G, we see a lot more cracked digitizers than cracked LCDs. Replacing the digitizer is a little more work, and requires breaking out a heat gun or hair dryer. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/Iiq2gUfNcUhywHnJ https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/rWhB4EcDkAJQ6Gf1 https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/BUajutsREpkCaonm Here's the fabled "Do not remove" sticker. It didn't stop us last year, and it's certainly not going to stop us this year. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/ReShl6hE1WOLUxA2 Removing the logic board. Like the 3G, there is a single large PCB with all components. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/DTaHMIn3GNdOTNZr The main logic board. There's a lot packed in here. Here's a high-res image of this shot. The Apple-logo chip is the primary Samsung ARM processor. The 16 GB of Toshiba flash are now on the front of the board, just below the Samsung ARM. phoneWreck sent us a great component diagram (second picture). They performed a thorough chip analysis of the iPhone 3GS, so check out their site! https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/hsa3HpY6I2UNWjYJ https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/XKaFxpO1moybnfat The other side of the logic board. You can see the battery contact pads in the lower right corner. Apple was again kind enough to not solder the battery to the logic board. Here's a high-res image of this shot. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/5mMFoUGQ5AHOWXM1 Apple promises improved battery life with the 3GS. The battery is listed as 3.7V and 4.51 Whr. This comes out to 1219 mAh, compared to 1150 mAh on the 3G. That's only a 6% increase. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/jsBlp6OwfuKtfcqC https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/BPNDILNfG4KaMOi3 https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/sRE6GIaYuMouSGsY Video recording is a long-overdue feature of the iPhone 3GS. The 3GS records video at 640x480 resolution and 30 fps. The video recording quality appears acceptable, although not exceptional. You can see a video (taken using another iPhone 3GS) of us opening the phone. https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/RqJrIYtl5AaDnJZN The 3GS offers Voice Control. We're not sure yet why this feature couldn't be added via software to earlier iPhones. Perhaps the voice recognition requires a better microphone than in earlier iPhones or a lot of processing power, or maybe Apple just wanted to differentiate the 3GS. According to Richard Lai, the "Chinese (Cantonese) voice control works, but took a while to work out the magic words as there is no guide released yet (not out in Hong Kong until early July)." He also tested the "Chinese (Mandarin) and Chinese (Taiwanese), although the latter didn't work as well since [he doesn't] do the accent well." https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/TYQHK6TIVc4IinMB https://d3nevzfk7ii3be.cloudfront.net/igi/xFXHEP63nrE3TVXO Here's all the parts. 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Model and 'Batman' Actress Tao Okamoto is Married
Japanese model and actress Tao Okamoto was married over the weekend, she shared on Instagram.
— May 4, 2016
Sarah Jessica Parker Responds to Criticism of her Met Gala Look
Sarah Jessica Parker shot back at a blogger who criticized her Met Gala Monse outfit.
Kerry Washington Is Pregnant, Unveils Bump on Met Gala Carpet
Kerry Washington, who is expecting her second child, debuted her bump at the 2016 Met Gala red carpet, hours after the pregnancy news was announced.
— May 3, 2016
Is Gisele Returning to the Runway?
Gisele, who retired from the runway in 2015, teased on Instagram she may make an appearance on Chanel's catwalk tonight.
Tony Awards Nominations 2016
"Hamilton" unsurprisingly dominates the 2016 Tony Award nominations, with a record-breaking 16 nominations.
PETA Blasts Justin Bieber for Tiger Social Media Post
The singer posted a photo of himself over the weekend in which he appears to be petting a tiger tethered by a neck collar.
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Gigi Hadid's 21st Birthday Party With Kendall Jenner, Taylor Swift
Gigi Hadid, who turned 21 on April 23, celebrated her birthday last night with pals Taylor Swift and Kendall Jenner.
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Katy Perry to Perform at 2016 Cinema Against AIDS amfAR Event in Cannes
The pop star will join chairs Sharon Stone, Kevin Spacey, Milla Jovovich, Adrien Brody, Heidi Klum, Carine Roitfeld, and Harvey Weinstein at the event.
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Streep portrays Jenkins, a socialite and operatic singer who performed in the early half of the 1900s.
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Pare down your travel kit with this shoulder-saving MacBook Pro sleeve
I'll admit it — I've got a thing for these waxed canvas and leather bags from Waterfield. I've ended up using the impeccably designed Staad backpack and the classy Nintendo 3DS case long after my reviews of them were published. These bags and cases from the San Francisco design collective are warm, inviting and just get better with age and use.
Let's face it, though: Sometimes you only want to carry your laptop and a couple of accessories, and that's it. Waterfield's latest design, the MacBook Outback Solo, is a minimalist sleeve made of the same strong canvas material and rich, thick, buttery-smooth leather as the other bags in the line. It can be paired with a carrying strap that turns the sleeve into a messenger bag. While our very own Charlie Sorrel called the iPad version of this bag a man-purse, I'm thinking of this more as a shoulder-saving device — the fewer things I end up having to carry, the better.
This little sleeve is perfect for exactly that.
The Franklin Tote is the George Clooney of bags
This is Waterfield's Franklin Tote and I l-l-love it. It's an open-topped leather bag with hand/shoulder straps and a bunch of pockets inside and out, and it's just about the most practical daily carry-around I've ever used. Does is replace a backpack? Of course not.
Does it do the job of a messenger bag when on the bike? No frikkin' way. But can I reach into my backpack as I walk to grab sunglasses, or drop in that sweet cantaloupe I just bought from the fruit store on the high street? I think you know the answer to that one.
Gadget roundup: New gear for photogs, travelers and pencil pushers
Fresh photographic equipment stole the show this week, but we also got wind of some great new outdoor gear (and some stuff for desk jockeys).
First the camera news: Sony is coming on strong with the amazing R100 III camera, while Nikon's most exciting new gadget is an underwater flash. On the outdoorsy front, San Francisco is gearing up for summer with new bags from my favorite bag makers Rickshaw and Waterfield, and if you're out in the warm/cold spring on your bike, you might like to do it wearing the beautiful Vulpine merino wool cycling jersey. If you're not the outdoors type, we have you covered too — you can stay home and organize your desk with a handsome wooden pen and phone holder.
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Anyone looking for food or fellowship this Thanksgiving can share a bounty of both at the Community Thanksgiving Dinner being hosted by Auburn Salvation Army Thursday. Angela Atteberry is coordinating the event for the ninth year with her husband George. She said preparations began all the way back in August. "This is my ninth year and what I enjoy is the blessing that it is to see people come and have a wonderful meal and great fellowship, not be lonely, and be fed. It's for our entire community," Atteberry said. "It is truly a manifestation of what we are supposed to do for each other." Volunteer crews were hard at work Wednesday at the Gold Country Fairgrounds setting up for the feast, scheduled from noon to 2 p.m. "We have a cooking crew that is preparing all the veggies for the stuffing and getting ready to bake down all the turkeys for the gravy," Atteberry said. "We have people unloading all the equipment." The menu will include traditional Thanksgiving faire, including roasted turkey, stuffing, sweet potatoes and mashed potatoes. Atteberry said many of the top-notch chefs have been cooking at the dinner for close to 20 years. E. Ken Tokutomi, Salvation Army of Auburn Chairman of the Board, said the Auburn-area community always steps up to volunteer their time, talent and money. "We have never not had enough money to put the dinner on," Tokutomi said. "During the holidays, people want to feel good about doing something for others. After you have fed 1,200 to 1,400 people meals, then cleaned it all up, it's a pretty satisfying feeling." Mayor Dr. Bill Kirby, knows a thing or two about the joy of serving others at the dinner. He has been volunteering there for years and even took his kids along when they were younger. Kirby said he is part of the turkey carving team. "I cook a turkey and I take it there and carve," Kirby said. "I get up at 5 or 6 a.m. It's really a great experience for the entire community. It's for anybody who is alone or doesn't want to cook or a buy a meal. We have so much food." He tells many of his patients who may be alone on Thanksgiving to join others for a good meal at the community dinner. For those who can't get out of their homes, the Salvation Army is also offering a delivered Thanksgiving dinner. Sign-ups for this year's meals on wheels program ended yesterday at 3 p.m. Atteberry said the demand for the community dinner has been much greater since the economy got tough. She encourages all types of people to make their way to the fairgrounds. "I have a lot of really good memories. It's not one particular for me. It's knowing if someone wants to come on Thanksgiving, have a meal and be treated with kindness, they can. That to me is the most rewarding feeling. As a Christian person that is how we're supposed to be. I feel that's what touches people's hearts. That's what touches my heart." Reach Sara Seyydin at firstname.lastname@example.com.


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TRACK AND FIELD: Utah State University track and field distance runner Kyle McKenna was named the Verizon Western Athletic Conference Men's Outdoor Track Athlete of the Week, for the week of March 19-25. This is the first WAC Athlete of the Week honor for McKenna.
McKenna, a sophomore from Farmington, Utah (Viewmont High School), won his first event of the 2012 outdoor season clocking in at 14:42.53 to win the 5,000 meters at UC Irvine's Spring Break Collegiate Invitational in Irvine, Calif., on March 23-24. McKenna's time leads the WAC and ranks 26th in the nation this season.
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USU track and field will return to action at the Don Kirby Collegiate Invitational on Friday and Saturday, April 6-7 in Albuquerqe, N.M. Utah State will host its lone home meet of the season, the Mark Faldmo Invitational, on Friday and Saturday, April 20-21 at the Ralph Maughan Track Stadium.
WOMEN'S TENNIS: In the last of four matches in five days, the Utah State women's tennis team was on the road Tuesday, taking on in-state rival Weber State. They came away victorious, with a 5-2 win over the Wildcats. USU ended the long stretch with a 3-1 record.
The Aggies gained momentum early on in the match, with a sweep of the doubles competition. Junior Jaci West and freshman McKenzie Davis put up a fight, coming out ahead of Brittiny Moore and Ashley Tanner, (8-7). Senior Romina Nedakovic and junior Kristina Voytsekhovich defeated Michelle Warwick and Nittaya Phonharath, (8-4), while senior Julie Tukuafu and
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The singles lineup saw a slight change Tuesday, with reigning WAC player of the week McKenzie Davis taking over the No. 1 position. It ended up being a tough transition as she fell to Moore in three sets, (1-6, 7-5, 6-4). In the No. 2 position, West got back on track with a win over Tanner, (6-3, 4-6, 6-4). Voytsekhovich took down Phonharath, (6-4, 6-0), while Nedakovic defeated Warwick, (6-4, 6-0). Senior Monica Abella beat Weber's Annika Karlsen, (6-4, 6-3), and Tukuafu suffered the only other loss of the match, falling to Kurer, (6-2, 6-4).
With the win, the Aggies improved to 8-6 on the season, while the Wildcats remain winless at 0-16. Next, the team will travel to Hawaii, April 5-7, where they will play three matches in three days, including Western Athletic Conference rivals Hawai'i and San Jose State. USU will also face Hawaii-Pacific.
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A true driver's luxury coupe, the Eldorado integrated not only the best in performance and handling characteristics, but also outstanding comfort and convenience. The Eldorado—discontinued in 2002—provided a multitude of standard and available comfort and convenience features, including dual-zone climate control with recirculation, fingertip steering wheel controls for audio/climate control systems, remote keyless entry and an optional Bose® sound system with a single-slot compact disc player, weather band, digital signal processing (DSP), radio data system (RDS) and Theftlock. The Eldorado Touring Coupe featured genuine Zebrano wood and the Northstar System, which included the 300 HP 4.6-liter V8 engine. To find Eldorado parts, contact your Cadillac dealer.
Every component of the ATS Coupe has been designed to thrill. From a 2.0L Turbo engine that delivers 272 hp and 295 lb.-ft. of torque to available Magnetic Ride Control, ATS Coupe beckons you to take the wheel. It's precise, exhilarating and luxurious in every sense of the word.
The first ever ELR is the perfect balance of Cadillac Art & Science, blending an artfully sculpted exterior and refined interior with a forward-thinking electric drive system to bring you the our most advanced luxury coupe ever.
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