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Tallahassee, Florida- September 12, 2012
City leaders in Tallahassee say making West Tennessee Street safer is priority.
There are several items on the agenda at the city commission meeting tonight, and one of those is the West Tennessee corridor between Monroe and Ocala. Basically they want to make it safer for the high number of people walking and driving in that area.
A project manager with the Florida Department of Transportation evaluated the area and presented their findings.
One big project they'd like to tackle is funding for a corridor study on Tennessee between Monroe and Ocala.
That study would include evaluating the possibility of reducing the 6 lanes down to 4 to accommodate a bike and pedestrian lane. They say that could take up to a year.
Other items on a more immediate to do list include, changing speed limits, adding no turn on red signs where appropriate, and add crosswalks on 3 spots between Brevard and Copeland to eliminate jaywalking.
One commissioner asked about the possibility of pedestrian overpasses. The representative for FDOT says that would be quite costly and there's just not enough room.
We will keep you updated as this project moves forward.
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Django Unchained
|Release Date: December 25, 2012
|Running Time: 165 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $162,804,648.00
|Genre: Action, Period, Western
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Summary:Django is a slave whose brutal history with his former owners lands him face-to-face with German-born bounty hunter Dr. King Schultz. Schultz is on the trail of the murderous Brittle brothers, and only Django can lead him to his bounty. The unorthodox Schultz acquires Django with a promise to free him upon the capture of the Brittles - dead or alive. Success leads Schultz to free Django, though the two men choose not to go their separate ways. Instead, Schultz seeks out the South's most wanted criminals with Django by his side. Honing vital hunting skills, Django remains focused on one goal: finding and rescuing Broomhilda, the wife he lost to the slave trade long ago. Django and Schultz's s... Full Summary >>
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ATLANTA - Chick-fil-A has released a new statement on its controversial same-sex marriage stand, saying the company's corporate giving has been "mischaracterized."
The debate resurfaced when a Chicago Alderman announced that Chick-fil-A had agreed to stop making donations to anti-gay groups.
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Alderman Joe Moreno announced he would block Chick-fil-A's efforts to open a restaurant in Chicago, but changed his stance after discussions with company executives.
"We have a new path," Moreno says in a written statement. "In my last meeting with company executives, I corroborated when they told me in January, that donations to anti-gay groups have ceased."
Chick-fil-A has not addressed its donations to specific groups, but in a statement posted on the company's Facebook page, Chick-fil-A is steering clear of politics.
"Chick-fil-A's giving heritage is focused on programs that educate youth, strengthen families and enrich marriages," the statement reads. "We will continue to focus our giving in those areas. Our intent is not to support political or social agendas."
On its Facebook page, Chick-fil-A provides a link to a document sent to its employees titled "Chick-fil-A: Who We Are." The document states that the company's tradition is to "treat every person with honor, dignity, and respect - regardless of their beliefs, race, creed, sexual orientation, or gender."
"It's the first time they've stated in writing to their team members that they will respect and treat everyone with dignity even based on sexual orientation," said Anthony Martinez, Executive Director of Chicago's Civil Rights Agenda.
Chick-fil-A CEO Dan Cathy's statements in opposition to same-sex marriages sparked protests as well as an outpouring of support. Groups supporting same-sex marriages vowed to boycott the Atlanta based restaurant, while Cathy's supporters held a "Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day" that sparked record sales.
Now, some of the very people who supported the restaurant are upset over what they perceive as the company caving to pressure.
"We stood by you and you turned your back on us and God," one woman wrote on Chick-fil-A's Facebook page.
Others who opposed Chick-fil-A say they've had a change of heart.
"I've started eating your chicken again," one man writes.
The company could break ground on a new restaurant in Chicago as early as next month.


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MARIETTA, Ga. -- Talk about setting a bad example. A young boy in Marietta does the right thing after finding a wallet only to have the adults he trusts do wrong thing. They are accused of stealing money from the wallet BEFORE turning it in.
It happened at the Brunswick Zone, a family bowling alley, but what happened on Sunday July 29th was anything but family fun.
36 year old Akii Isaac Myers, a DeKalb County police officer, and his 31 year old wife, Laprencilla are both facing charges of theft by taking.
According to arrest warrants they were in the bowling alley when their young nephew found a wallet in the men's room. He turned it over to his Aunt, who then gave it to her husband.
Akii is accused of taking $500 and ID out of the wallet and handing the money to his wife, Laprencilla before turning the wallet into the front counter.
What Myers didn't know is that it was all captured on surveillance video and he later confessed. He resigned from his job as a DeKalb County police officer the next day.
DeKalb County spokesperson Mekka Parish says Myers was on military leave at the time of the incident and says he had been on the force for 5 years.
As for Laprencilla Myers, according to the criminal warrant she claims that after putting the money in her bag, she didn't think to give it back to the victim.


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Five Years Ago
Holyoke City Council is on the fence about whether to participate in a retirement funds loan plan. At the previous Nov. 20 council meeting, City Clerk Kathy Olofson brought up the possibility of giving City employees the option to take out loans against their retirement funds.
Nearly 7.5 inches of snow fell in Holyoke between Dec. 6 and 10.
Ten Years Ago
Alan Helm was recently hired as the newest CSU Extension agent for the Golden Plains Area. He began his new position at the Phillips County office on Dec. 2.
An opportunity for World War II veterans to receive their high school diplomas will be afforded local vets with the school district's adoption of Operation Recognition. Superintendent Bill Brown told the Re-1J board at its Dec. 3 meeting that he will be recommending approval of the program at the Dec. 17 school board meeting.
Camp Machasay hosted an open house Saturday, Dec. 7 to give area residents an opportunity to meet the Youth Challenge staff and tour the facility.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
The survey and excavating of archaeological sites at Schlachter Farms in May was one of five projects to earn a Stephen H. Hart award at the 180th annual meeting of the Colorado Historical Society held Nov. 23 at the Colorado History Museum in Denver.
Starting Jan. 8, mammography services will be offered by Melissa Memorial Hospital in Holyoke on an every-other-Friday basis.
Forty Years Ago
With sub-zero temperatures during the past week and the area completely covered with a heavy blanket of snow, Phillips County has taken on the look of Siberia.
Mrs. John Baldwin, trustee on the Holyoke library board, recently attended the Colorado Library Association meeting at the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs, where she was elected to serve as chairman of the state library trustees for the coming year.
Phillips County received its first payment of $26,324 in revenue sharing as prescribed under the State and Local Fiscal Assistance Act of 1972. The Act provides funds to units of local government to be used only for "priority expenditures."
Fifty Years Ago
It now appears possible that U.S. Highway 6 from Holyoke to the Colorado-Nebraska state line 13 miles east of here may be rebuilt in 1963-64.
The first fund drive for a new hospital in Haxtun will be conducted by the board of directors before Jan. 1, 1963.
Mrs. Jean Kauanui, an experienced scuba diver, will present an assembly program at Holyoke High School Dec. 19. The public is invited to attend.
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Good morning, Chairman Hastings, Co-Chairman Cardin, and distinguished members of the U.S. Helsinki Commission. It is my privilege to appear before you today to discuss Immigration and Customs Enforcement's (ICE's) efforts against human traffickers who exploit men, women, and children – a form of modern-day slavery. I would like to thank the Commission for its continued commitment to combating human trafficking, particularly in the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) participating states.
Among the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) law enforcement agencies, ICE has the most expansive investigative authority and the largest number of investigators. We also have more than 300 victim-witness field coordinators, which is more than any other U.S. agency. Our mission is to target the people, money, and materials that support terrorist and other criminal activities. ICE accomplishes this by investigating and enforcing our immigration and customs laws, including laws related to human trafficking and forced child labor.
ICE's ROLE IN COMBATING TRAFFICKING
While the focus of today's testimony is on forced labor trafficking, much of what I will say applies to ICE's efforts to fight all forms of trafficking, whether for sex or labor exploitation. ICE special agents place a priority on rescuing trafficking victims and investigating allegations of trafficking, regardless of whether the victims were made to work against their will or whether they were unlawfully induced into a sexual exploitative situation. As part of ICE's victim-centered approach to trafficking, we also provide the same access to victim assistance to all trafficking victims.
ICE's aim in all trafficking cases is to systematically disrupt and dismantle the international and domestic operations of human traffickers, identify and seize assets and illicit proceeds, and identify systemic vulnerabilities that may be exploited by criminal elements to undermine immigration and border controls.
There is an important distinction between the terms "human smuggling" and "human trafficking." These are not interchangeable terms. ICE views human smuggling as the importation of people into the United States involving deliberate evasion of immigration laws. Human trafficking on the other hand comes in two forms: trafficking for sexual exploitation in which commercial sex is induced through the use of force, fraud, or coercion or in which the person induced to perform such act has not attained 18 years of age; or labor exploitation, which is the recruitment, harboring, transportation, provision, or obtaining of a person for labor or services, through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of subjecting the person to involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage, or slavery. It is unnecessary to prove force, fraud or coercion in cases of commercial sex acts where the victim is under 18. Simply stated human smuggling is transportation-based and human trafficking is exploitation-based.
ICE has jurisdiction within the U.S. for all human smuggling and forced child labor cases that have a nexus to the movement of people or goods across the U.S. borders. U.S. Federal law grants both ICE and the Federal Bureau of Investigation the authority to conduct trafficking investigations. Internationally, ICE does not have the authority to conduct any investigative activities without the consent of the host country. These restrictions vary by country. Thus, ICE relies heavily on the relationships it is able to form with its foreign law enforcement partners to investigate cases with a nexus to the United States. The majority of ICE's overseas investigative activities occur in connection with cases that originate within the United States.
ICE builds and maintains strong international relationships through our 50 offices located in 39 countries throughout the world, including 11 OSCE member countries. We work with host country law enforcement to better coordinate investigations and to fully identify and pursue criminal enterprises. This is accomplished by targeting recruiters, brokers, document providers, travel agencies, corrupt officials, smugglers, and associated businesses engaged in criminal activities at source, transit, and destination countries. We also work with foreign law enforcement partners to target bank accounts, wire transfers, and funding mechanisms that fuel criminal enterprises. In addition, we coordinate with NGOs, international organizations (IOs), and foreign law enforcement agencies to enhance awareness and to increase efforts to combat human trafficking in source and transit countries.
ICE also holds the permanent directorship of the Human Smuggling and Trafficking Center (HSTC), a joint venture of participating investigative and intelligence agencies, including DHS, the Department of State, and the Department of Justice. Its main focus is to combat support for clandestine terrorist travel, human smuggling, and trafficking in persons. The HSTC is also the official point of contact for Interpol regarding trafficking matters, and has established direct ties to other international organizations such as Europol and the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Anti-Human Trafficking Unit. ICE is an active participant in the Senior Policy Operating Group and regularly coordinates with our partners at the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Diplomatic Security and the Department of Labor.
ICE recognizes that merely focusing on stopping the supply of trafficking victims is not enough to end human trafficking. Instead, attention must also be paid to ending the demand of those who seek to exploit trafficking victims. ICE addresses this problem through aggressive investigation and prosecution of traffickers and violators of the PROTECT Act of 2003, those individuals who travel for purposes of sexual exploitation of children. ICE agents have made more than 60 arrests under the child sex tourism provisions of the PROTECT Act of 2003. ICE recently produced a public service announcement, which will further educate the public in identifying trafficking victims and hopefully reduce the demand for prostitution if the customer realizes that the sex provider might be a victim of trafficking.
Using its customs authorities, ICE also conducts investigations based on laws that ban the importation of products that are made with forced child labor and prison labor. Through the Tariff Act of 1930, DHS has the authority to prohibit the importation of any goods made with convict, forced, or indentured labor. If it can be shown reasonably, but not conclusively, that a product being imported is made with forced child labor or prison labor, then the Commissioner of Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has the authority to detain that item at the border. If probable cause has been established that the product has been made with forced child or prison labor, and the consumptive demand and de minimis requirements are met, then the item may be excluded from entry. These investigations allow the U.S. to keep products from entering our country that are made by forced labor trafficking victims in other countries.
Here in the United States, we continue to target traffickers. In one 2005 ICE-led investigation, conducted in collaboration with the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Internal Revenue Service, we targeted a criminal organization engaged in the smuggling and trafficking of Russian, Czech, and Ukrainian women into the United States. The victims were forced to work as exotic dancers at Detroit-area strip clubs in order to repay smuggling and other debts. The techniques used by the traffickers to control the victims included confiscating their passports and identity documents, imposing social and linguistic isolation, bugging the victims' apartment, rough physical treatment, and threats of violence. Investigative efforts resulted in the rescue of four victims, the imprisonment of two traffickers, the seizure of two weapons, two vehicles, and restitution to victims totaling over $2,500,000. Specifically, in June of 2007, one of the defendants was sentenced to 14 years in prison and ordered to pay over $1.5 million in restitution to the victims.
In another case that was completed in late 2005, a husband and wife smuggled more than 60 Peruvian nationals, including 13 children, into the United States. The couple charged the victims a smuggling fee of $6,000 to $13,000, confiscated their passports, and then, required the victims to perform work for them and other employers. The husband and wife kept most of the earning of the victims, leaving them with less than $50 per week. The defendants used the money to purchase vehicles and real property on Long Island and in Peru. In addition to the smuggling fees, the victims were required to pay the defendants for over-crowded and unsanitary living space – frequently eight to ten persons per room with only one or two mattresses, and no more than two bathrooms for use by 30 or more individuals. The defendants also threatened to turn the victims over to law enforcement authorities if they refused to pay the defendants. The husband and wife pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit forced labor, recruiting, harboring, transporting, and housing undocumented workers, and other charges. The wife was sentenced to 15 years in prison, while the husband received 11 years in prison. This case also demonstrates the importance of partnerships. ICE first received information about the case from a non-governmental organization (NGO), which provides services to victims of human trafficking.
ICE provides victim services through two full-time victim witness coordinators who are stationed at Headquarters as well as through more than 300 collateral duty victim witness coordinators in the field. ICE also provides victim assistance in the form of immigration relief through Continued Presence, which is a temporary status that permits a trafficking victim to remain legally in the United States during an ongoing investigation or prosecution. ICE coordinates with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on which aliens should be granted T visas, a nonimmigrant visa category for victims of trafficking. Trafficking victims who receive Continued Presence or T visas are then eligible for employment authorization and other federally funded or administered benefits or services.
ICE's OUTREACH EFFORTS
In addition to our international investigations, ICE focuses much of its anti-trafficking efforts internationally on training and outreach to foreign law enforcement, governments, and NGOs. We are engaged in an aggressive outreach campaign to educate local, state, federal, and foreign law enforcement, as well as NGOs, on how to identify human trafficking, the services and immigration relief available to trafficking victims, the roles of NGOs, and the distinction between human smuggling and human trafficking. We also provide a toll free number or tip line for human trafficking leads. We have developed brochures and a DVD for law enforcement officers, and laminated wallet-size cards with human trafficking indicators, which have been translated into five different languages. ICE is currently creating additional outreach material specifically for our attaché offices, including online information, booklets, and cards that will identify indicators of forced labor and provide suggestions for industries on voluntary compliance with U.S. forced child labor laws.
ICE has hosted and participated in numerous training sessions on human trafficking and victim issues for combined audiences of law enforcement, prosecutors and NGOs. We have developed human trafficking training modules, which are part of the permanent curricula at the International Law Enforcement Academies (ILEA) in Bangkok, Budapest, and San Salvador. Through ILEA, in fiscal year 2006, ICE trained 429 law enforcement personnel from 43 countries on trafficking investigations and working with victims.
Recently, the UNODC hosted a working group in Vienna, Austria, consisting of experts from the international law enforcement and NGO communities to develop human trafficking law enforcement training modules, along with modules covering a variety of other crimes. ICE served as the sole representatives from the United States aiding in the development and editing of these anti-trafficking training materials.
One of the reasons this aggressive training is so critical is because there is no perfect method to identify trafficking victims. Each situation is different. ICE has developed a series of indicators based on its past investigations, which provide assistance to law enforcement personnel in identifying whether a person has been trafficked. These indicators include: whether the victim is in possession of identification and travel documents; whether the victim was coached about what to say to law enforcement and immigration officials; whether the victim was recruited for one purpose and has been forced to engage in another job; whether the victim's salary was garnished to pay off a smuggling fee; whether the victim or the victim's family has been threatened with harm if the victim attempts to escape; whether the victim has been threatened with deportation or law enforcement action; and whether the victim was harmed or deprived of food, water, sleep, medical care or other life necessities.
ICE recently implemented a national strategy to foster closer relationships with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies. As part of this strategy, ICE field offices have engaged in an outreach campaign to educate federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies and NGOs regarding ICE's expertise and role in human trafficking investigations, and the provision of Continued Presence.
ICE is working closely with the Department of Health and Human Services, the Department of Justice, as well as many non-governmental, community-based, and faith-based organizations to assist victims of trafficking. Our departments have launched anti-trafficking initiatives and task forces in more than 40 cities across the United States. These task forces combine state, local, and federal law enforcement to attack these criminal organizations. Collaboration between law enforcement agencies is done primarily through local human trafficking task forces.
In conclusion, ICE has the unique ability to use its global reach to investigate trafficking in persons and to provide short-term immigration relief to trafficking victims. We will also continue to expand our outreach and training efforts by sharing our expertise in employing a victim-centered approach to combating human trafficking.
I hope my remarks today have been helpful and informative. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Commission for its support of ICE and our law enforcement mission. I will be glad to answer any questions you may have at this time.
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At this point you might have been able to fight your way to the top of Chart Track's UK Software sales listing with a feather, but that shouldn't take anything away from Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition which has climbed its way to No. 1 during its first few days on sale on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. PS4 saw a majority of the sales, accounting for 69 percent of units sold, with Xbox One making up the remaining 31 percent.
Previous chart topper FIFA 14 (sales down 4%) slips one place to No. 2, being only 500 units short of equaling Tomb Raider this week, which starts a cascade as Call of Duty: Ghosts, Battlefield 4, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag and Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition all shift down one place.
Grand Theft Auto V and Need For Speed: Rivals are non-movers are No. 8 and No. 9 respectively, which means that Killzone: Shadow Fall is squeezed from No. 7 to No. 10 this week.
The Top Twenty All Format UK Software Sales Chart follows below:
- 1.) Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition (Square Enix) [New]
- 3.) Call of Duty: Ghosts (Activision)
- 4.) Battlefield 4 (EA)
- 5.) LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (Warner Bros. Interactive)
- 6.) Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag (Ubisoft)
- 7.) Minecraft: Xbox 360 Edition (Microsoft Studios)
- 8.) Grand Theft Auto V (Rockstar Games)
- 9.) Need For Speed: Rivals (EA)
- 10.) Killzone: Shadow Fall (SCE)
- 11.) Gran Turismo 6 (SCE)
- 12.) NBA 2K14 (Take 2)
- 13.) WWE 2K14 (2K Sports)
- 14.) Football Manager 2014 (SEGA)
- 15.) Forza Motorsport 5 (Microsoft Studios)
- 16.) Aliens: Colonial Marines (SEGA)
- 17.) LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (Warner Bros. Interactive)
- 18.) Disney Infinity (Disney Interactive)
- 19.) Batman: Arkham Origins (Warner Bros. Interactive)
- 20.) Dragon Ball Z: Battle for Z (Bandai Namco)
You can read last week's UK Software Sales Chart over here.
Source: Chart Track
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By Heidi Glaus
KSDK - How do the Cardinals uniforms stay so white? That is the Hey Heidi question NewsChannel 5's Heidi Glaus was dared to find the answer to from Louise Haar-Chapman from Alton, Illinois.
It is a mother's worst nightmare when it comes to laundry.
We're talking grass stains, red clay and even pine tar, but when the Cardinals take the field, those uniforms are always spotless thanks to Ernie Moore, the assistant equipment manager for the team.
"Yeah, I'm the laundry guy," Moore says.
A guy who comes in around 11 a.m. for a 7:15 p.m. game and leaves quite a bit later than slugger Matt Holliday.
"We're out of here about two, two and a half hours after the game," Moore explains.
That's because he's doing seven or eight loads of laundry. His secret?
"Regular Tide to start off with and then we throw in, I guess this is kind of a secret, protein release agent we get from a laundry company," Moore says.
That helps with the grass stains, but there's something even more powerful for the clay.
"This is a corrosive acid, slide out one and slide out two," Moore shows us.
It's something that has to be handled with gloves and then there's the pine tar.
"It's a carpet and fabric spotter and we use that to get out the pine tar," Moore points out.
Heck, he even knows how to use a sewing machine which means he might be better in the laundry room than his wife.
"Um, do I have to answer that on camera?" Moore asks.
I'm afraid he just did.
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Ace Hood's first album since leaving Def Jam Records is also the highest-charting of his career. Trials & Tribulations, Hood's debut with Cash Money/We The Best/Universal Republic Records scored a Top 5 on the charts, a first for DJ Khaled's longtime protege. The LP sold over 33,000 first-week copies, also a benchmark feat for the five-plus-year veteran.
J. Cole crossed the 500,000 mark with Born Sinner, making it the second Roc Nation album to grab a RIAA plaque this month, after the aforementioned the M.C.H.G.
One of Atlantic Records' newest artists, Baton Rouge, Louisiana's Kevin Gates hit the charts for the first time with Stranger Than Fiction. Available for free stream online, the digital-only release features label-mate Wiz Khalifa, and Three 6 Mafia's Juicy J.
Also hitting the Top 200 is Strange Music band ¡Mayday!. Another Florida act, ¡Mayday!'s second group effort in as many years, Believers, follows band-member Wrekonize's own The War Within, which debuted on the Top 200 earlier this month.
Ace Hood Thrives After Five Years Of Trials & Tribulations
In his fourth album, Ace Hood hit record-high's in chart position and first-week sales. We The Best's flagship artist found 2013 success in the single "Bugatti," which features both Rick Ross and Future. Now moved to Universal Republic and backed by Cash Money, the Florida vet continues his collaborative history with Lil Wayne on Trials & Tribulations, in addition to work with Meek Mill, Chris Brown, and '70s Soul/Disco singer Betty Wright.
¡Mayday! Has Plenty Of Believers
Another Sunshine State act, ¡Mayday!, hit the charts for the second time in as many Summers. The group's fourth album, and second nationally-distributed effort with Strange Music, features label-mates Tech N9ne and Stevie Stone, along with Kardinal Offishall, and Kansas City, Missouri independent sensation Irv Da Phenom. The LP includes the video single, "HighRide."
The #75 debut is an improvement from 2012's #86 debut with the critically-acclaimed Take Me To Your Leader.
Hip Hop Album Sales: The Week Ending 7/21/2013
#1. Jay-Z - Magna Carta Holy Grail - 129,000 (658,000)
#4. Ace Hood - Trials & Tribulations - 37,000 (37,000)
#7. J. Cole - Born Sinner - 27,000 (506,000)
#12. Macklemore & Ryan Lewis - The Heist - 20,000 (932,000)
#15. Wale - The Gifted - 18,000 (255,000)
#18. Kanye West - Yeezus - 16,000 (475,000)
#37. Kevin Gates - Stranger Than Fiction - 8,400 (8,400)
#43. Mac Miller - Watching Movies With The Sound Off - 7,800 (156,000)
#52. Kendrick Lamar - good kid, m.A.A.d city - 7,100 (974,000)
#75. ¡Mayday! - Believers - 5,000 (5,100)
* data comes from Nielsen Soundscan, rounded to nearest thousandth for units above 10,000, nearest hundredth for units below 10,000. Each week, HipHopDX presents top albums in Hip Hop/related, and five notables.
Will Chamillionaire crack the charts with his latest self-released EP, Reignfall? Can U-God's Keynote Speaker be the second Soul Temple Records release to hit the Top 200 this year? Stay tuned to HipHopDX.
RELATED: Wrekonize & Bernbiz Describe Balancing Solo Ambitions With ¡Mayday!'s Believers Album


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From the Mile High Malt Scrub at the Ritz-Carlton Spa to the 5,280-Gemstone Relaxation at the Spa at Four Seasons, you'll find some of the finest hotel spas in Denver. This city sure knows how to pamper, as the hotel spas spoil you from head-to-toe with enticing Vichy showers, inviting steam rooms, and rejuvenating body wraps. Whether you're in town to carve up the slopes or escape to the mountains, treat yourself to spa services on your Denver getaway.
If you're in search of an amenity-rich Denver hotel, then you're about to make one of the greatest decisions of your life. Not many cities in the world are so close to beautiful mountains - let alone the Rocky Mountains. Many hotels in Denver came into existence because of this strategic location. Hotels in Denver, CO offer the best of both worlds. Seldom can you combine city and country experiences like Denver does.
Your first step should be to look into 5 star hotels. This will make for the greatest possible experience. Romantic hotels in Denver are not a rare find either. Check out the listing of downtown Denver hotels. Most of the accommodations there are boutique hotels offering a hint of romance around every corner. An added benefit is that these hotels are also near the Colorado Convention Center. If there is an event taking place, you will have easy access. Want another perk? You will also be close to the Denver Center for Performing Arts, which is widely known as one of the top performing arts centers in the country.
If you're searching for luxury hotels, we recommend for you to look uptown. All Denver hotels offering top-tier hotel suites are sell out quickly. Make your reservations as far in advance as possible for your getaway.
A great alternative to make it easy on yourself is to look into Denver vacation packages. Expedia.com offers cheap Denver hotel deals when you combine them with booking your flights and getting a rental car all at the same time. You still have the liberty to choose from uptown and downtown hotels, airport hotels, or any of the other attractive accommodations we offer.
If you're looking into resorts for your Denver vacation, then it's recommended that you look just outside the city. In these areas, city can change to country very quickly, which means more space for beautiful resorts. This will also allow you easier access to the University of Denver and Coors Field. No matter where you end up staying – Denver is an unforgettable destination offering great things to do for any traveler.


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I do not have an Artic Cat, one of my friends is a dealer and I look at them when in his store. Artic Cat is serious.
I do not have an Artic Cat, one of my friends is a dealer and I look at them when in his store. Artic Cat is serious.
Only negative I've heard is that they are hard to work on.
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Cowboy Action Shooter; Endowment Life Member-NRA
The Original Rocket Scientist-Retired
"My Father always considered a walk in the mountains as the equivalent of church going."
Aldous Huxley
Do Artic Cat's have Suzuki engines ?
A few weeks ago , I went out with my new polaris sportsman 550 exploring some new hunting country. Thought I would share a couple pics.
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Nice muleys, what state is that in?
I miss mine... I switched over to a Ranger and wish I hadn't. The kids love it, so like many other things, I'll sacrifice for them As soon as they are older, which by just saying this I realize its going to be a LONG time, I'll go back to a quad.
A couple of friends have Polaris 500HO's and have had nothing but problems with them. I bought a used Yamaha grizzly 660 and rode it for 5 years without a problem. I just traded it off to my son-in-law and bought a 2008 Rhino SE, and same as the grizzly...no problems. Yamaha is known for reliability.


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We all need some sun exposure; it's our primary source of vitamin D, which helps us absorb calcium for stronger, healthier bones. But it doesn't take much time in the sun for most people to get the vitamin D they need, and repeated unprotected exposure to the sun's ultraviolet rays can cause skin damage, eye damage, immune system suppression, and skin cancer. Even people in their twenties can develop skin cancer.
Most kids rack up between 50% and 80% of their lifetime sun exposure before age 18, so it's important that parents teach their children how to enjoy fun in the sun safely. With the right precautions, you can greatly reduce your child's chance of developing skin cancer.
The sun radiates light to the earth, and part of that light consists of invisible ultraviolet (UV) rays. When these rays reach the skin, they cause tanning, burning, and other skin damage.
Sunlight contains three types of ultraviolet rays: UVA, UVB, and UVC.
What's important is to protect your family from exposure to UVA and UVB, the rays that cause skin damage.
UV rays react with a chemical called melanin that's found in skin. Melanin is the first defense against the sun because it absorbs dangerous UV rays before they do serious skin damage. Melanin is found in different concentrations and colors, resulting in different skin colors. The lighter someone's natural skin color, the less melanin it has to absorb UV rays and protect itself. The darker a person's natural skin color, the more melanin it has to protect itself. (But both dark- and light-skinned kids need protection from UV rays because any tanning or burning causes skin damage.)
Also, anyone with a fair complexion — lighter skin and eye color — is more likely to have freckles because there's less melanin in the skin. Although freckles are harmless, being outside in the sun may help cause them or make them darker.
As the melanin increases in response to sun exposure, the skin tans. But even that "healthy" tan may be a sign of sun damage. The risk of damage increases with the amount and intensity of exposure. Those who are chronically exposed to the sun, such as farmers, boaters, and sunbathers, are at much greater risk. A sunburn develops when the amount of UV exposure is greater than what can be protected against by the skin's melanin.
Unprotected sun exposure is even more dangerous for kids with:
You should be especially careful about sun protection if your child has one or more of these high-risk characteristics.
Also, not all sunlight is "equal" in UV concentration. The intensity of the sun's rays depends upon the time of year, as well as the altitude and latitude of your location. UV rays are strongest during summer. Remember that the timing of this season varies by location; if you travel to a foreign country during its summer season, you'll need to pack the strongest sun protection you can find.
Extra protection is also required near the equator, where the sun is strongest, and at high altitudes, where the air and cloud cover are thinner, allowing more damaging UV rays to get through the atmosphere. Even during winter months, if your family goes skiing in the mountains, be sure to apply plenty of sunscreen; UV rays reflect off both snow and water, increasing the probability of sunburn.
With the right precautions, kids can safely play in the sun. Here are the most effective strategies:
First, seek shade when the sun is at its highest overhead and therefore strongest (usually 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. in the northern hemisphere). If kids must be in the sun between these hours, be sure to apply and reapply protective sunscreen — even if they're just playing in the backyard. Most sun damage occurs as a result of incidental exposure during day-to-day activities, not at the beach.
Even on cloudy, cool, or overcast days, UV rays travel through the clouds and reflect off sand, water, and even concrete. Clouds and pollution don't filter out UV rays, and they can give a false sense of protection. This "invisible sun" can cause unexpected sunburn and skin damage. Often, kids are unaware that they're developing a sunburn on cooler or windy days because the temperature or breeze keeps skin feeling cool on the surface.
Make sure your kids don't use tanning beds at any time, even to "prepare" for a trip to a warm climate. Both UVA and UVA/UVB tanning beds produce sunburn. And there is an increase in the risk of melanoma in people who have used tanning beds before the age of 35.
One of the best ways to protect your family from the sun is to cover up and shield skin from UV rays. Ensure that clothes will screen out harmful UV rays by placing your hand inside the garments and making sure you can't see it through them.
Because infants have thinner skin and underdeveloped melanin, their skin burns more easily than that of older kids. But sunscreen should not be applied to babies under 6 months of age, so they absolutely must be kept out of the sun whenever possible. If your infant must be in the sun, dress him or her in clothing that covers the body, including hats with wide brims to shadow the face. Use an umbrella to create shade.
Even older kids need to escape the sun. For all-day outdoor affairs, bring along a wide umbrella or a pop-up tent to play in. If it's not too hot outside and won't make kids even more uncomfortable, have them wear light long-sleeved shirts and/or long pants. Before heading to the beach or park, call ahead to find out if certain areas offer rentals of umbrellas, tents, and other sun-protective gear.
Lots of good sunscreens are available for kids, including formulations for sensitive skin, brands with fun scents like watermelon, long-lasting waterproof and sweat-proof versions, and easy-application varieties in spray bottles.
What matters most in a sunscreen is the degree of protection from UV rays it provides. When faced with the overwhelming sea of sunscreen choices at drugstores, concentrate on the SPF (sun protection factor) numbers on the labels.
For kids age 6 months and older, select an SPF of 30 or higher to prevent both sunburn and tanning. Choose a sunscreen that states on the label that it protects against both UVA and UVB rays (referred to as "broad-spectrum" sunscreen). In general, sunscreens provide better protections against UVB rays than UVA rays, making signs of skin aging a risk even with consistent use of sunscreen. To avoid possible skin allergy, don't use sunscreens with PABA; if your child has sensitive skin, look for a product with the active ingredient titanium dioxide (a chemical-free block).
To get a tanned appearance, teens might try self-tanning lotions. These offer an alternative to ultraviolet exposure, but only minimal (or no) protection from UV light.
For sunscreen to do its job, it must be applied correctly. Be sure to:
Keep in mind that every child needs extra sun protection. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends that all kids — regardless of their skin tone — wear sunscreen with an SPF of 30 or higher. Although dark skin has more protective melanin and tans more easily than it burns, remember that tanning is also a sign of sun damage. Dark-skinned kids also can develop painful sunburns.
Sun exposure damages the eyes as well as the skin. Even 1 day in the sun can result in a burned cornea (the outermost, clear membrane layer of the eye). Cumulative exposure can lead to cataracts (clouding of the eye lens, which leads to blurred vision) later in life. The best way to protect eyes is to wear sunglasses.
Not all sunglasses provide the same level of ultraviolet protection; darkened plastic or glass lenses without special UV filters just trick the eyes into a false sense of safety. Purchase sunglasses with labels ensuring that they provide 100% UV protection.
But not all kids enjoy wearing sunglasses, especially the first few times. To encourage them to wear them, let kids select a style they like — many manufacturers make fun, multicolored frames or ones embossed with cartoon characters. And don't forget that kids want to be like grown-ups. If you wear sunglasses regularly, your kids may be willing to follow your example. Providing sunglasses early in childhood will encourage the habit of wearing them in the future.
Some medications increase the skin's sensitivity to UV rays. As a result, even kids with skin that tends not to burn easily can develop a severe sunburn in just minutes when taking certain medications. Fair-skinned kids, of course, are even more vulnerable.
Ask your doctor or pharmacist if any prescription (especially antibiotics and acne medications) and over-the-counter medications your child is taking can increase sun sensitivity. If so, always take extra sun precautions. The best protection is simply covering up or staying indoors; even sunscreen can't always protect skin from sun sensitivity caused by medications.
A sunburn can sneak up on kids, especially after a long day at the beach or park. Often, they seem fine during the day but then gradually develop an "after-burn" later that evening that can be painful and hot and even make them feel sick.
When kids get sunburned, they usually experience pain and a sensation of heat — symptoms that tend to become more severe several hours after sun exposure. Some also develop chills. Because the sun has dried their skin, it can become itchy and tight. Sunburned skin begins to peel about a week after the sunburn. Encourage your child not to scratch or peel off loose skin because skin underneath the sunburn is vulnerable to infection.
If your child does get a sunburn, these tips may help:
If the sunburn is severe and blisters develop, call your doctor. Until you can see your doctor, tell your child not to scratch, pop, or squeeze the blisters, which can become easily infected and can result in scarring. Keep your child in the shade until the sunburn is healed. Any additional sun exposure will only increase the severity of the burn and increase pain.
Don't forget: Be a good role model by consistently wearing sunscreen with SPF 30 or greater, using sunglasses, and limiting your time in the sun. These preventive behaviors not only reduce your risk of sun damage, but teach your kids good sun sense.
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Date reviewed: August 2010
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A nice introduction to the cell that describes in depth the various parts of the cell.
This lesson explores the relationship between structure and function in a cell. It contains links to images, videos and an interactive activity. There is a procedure to the lesson plan with discussion questions.
A list of student-submitted discussion questions for Common Parts of the Cell.
To encourage students' critical thinking about vocabulary concepts, to allow students to reflect on their knowledge of individual vocabulary words, and to increase vocabulary comprehension using the Vocabulary Self-Rate.
Students are exposed to a technique for making oceanic biofuel. This covers the choice of algae, issues with land use, and how to fully utilize the resource.
Covers microbial ecology and how bacteria develop resistance to environmental challenges.
Looks at Alzheimer's disease as a way to study modern molecular techniques applied to medicine. Covers human biology and cell functions.
Covers 1918 Spanish Flu pandemic as a vehicle to look at viruses and disease , as well as the use of modern biological tools to improve human health.
This study guide provides an overview of cell theory, cell properties, and cell structures. It also compares eukaryotic cells and prokaryotic cells.
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text: I only recently have become aware of a growing problem within our school systems. The problem has been brought to my attention by personal experience, and I write this blog to inform parents of a very real threat in our schools. It is not the gangs, weapons, drugs, or violence that already afflicts our kids; it is the school officials themselves. Remember the good ol days, when you got in trouble at school, got swatted, and then the real punishment came when you got home. Today's schools write tickets, have kids arrested, or simply decide what punishment they want to inflict, and they will not listen to any input from the parents. We have read the big news stories, like a kindergarten student takes a toy gun to school teacher sees it in kids backpack and kid is arrested. We as parents read those type of stories shake our heads and say do what? It makes me wonder who exactly teaches our kids if they believe it to be a threat. The kid did not point the gun and say he was going to kill someone, in fact in his 5 young years I am sure that never crossed his mind. Most likely his thinking was he would bring a toy to school. My youngest in second grade and his friends find sticks on the playground and play star wars, cops and robbers, and shoot em up games. It is a real concern of mine when schools worry more about them acting like the sticks are guns and they arrest children over it, than the real threat they could fall and put an eye out with the stick. It is just out of hand and I hope through this blog you will educate yourself a little better about the Texas Public school systems. Here is my story: My daughter Katie is a typical 16 year old girl, she loves music, hanging out with friends, shopping, and boys. She is a good student, and has never had behavior problems. She has been tardy and skipped school, but got caught and was dealt with, it's a typical teenage thing but that's the worst of it. Well we all know how teenage girl drama can be especially over a boy, and that is what has landed her in this current mess. The three (boy, girl, and my daughter) texted crap back and forth, things were said that should not of been. My daughter confronts girl at school, they are arguing, boy steps in the middle, makes situation worse, he grabs and shakes my daughter, my daughter slaps girl, boy pushes my daughter. My daughter is in the wrong; she should not have slapped the girl. Boy is in the wrong he should not lay hands and push my daughter. School suspends my daughter pending a DAEP hearing and court charges. Nothing happens to boy. The same day two boys are in a fist fight at school, they get ISS and a ticket. I ask school to review video where it shows boy shaking and pushing my daughter, they said the saw him make contact but decided not to do anything to boy. I feel DAEP would be too extreme for a child that has never been in trouble before; I file a level one complaint. On the day of the the scheduled DAEP hearing principle says he received my complaint and instead of having a DAEP hearing he would handle the complaint and we would resolve this. I thought all would work out, the principle was not happy that I had filed the complaint and got very angry during the meeting. He did not like it when I said that had the boy not involved himself in the situation my daughter would not have slapped the girl. He blurted out he condoned the boy's behavior and that Katie would go to DAEP starting tomorrow, I told him I would file level II. I knew at this point he had just placed my daughter in DAEP without a DAEP hearing and that this was the last day for him to hold a hearing under policy and law. The next morning I had phone messages from him saying he found out he had to have a DAEP hearing and that he would do so today. I called him and told him he could not I even faxed him the policy in writing. He held hearing that afternoon, even though I in writing told him it was illegal and that I would not attend and I did not want Katie there. He made her be there anyway, but she refused to participate. I file level II, superintendant rules in favor of principle. I am now filing level III with the school board, and if they do not reverse the DAEP, then I will file an appeal with TEA. TEA is the ones that informed me that the principle broke state law when he held the DAEP hearing on the 4th day and that I am to not back down and fight it all the way, and if the school board does not rule in my favor than to appeal to them, because he broke the law. Did my kid do wrong? Yes!!! Should she be punished? Yes!!! Does she belong in DAEP with really problem kids? NO! Oh I forgot to mention she is graduating a year ahead of her class, instead of a junior she is a senior. Does that sound like a problem kid, or one that just made a simple mistake slapped someone, has apologized to the girl for slapping her and the girl apologized for what was said. Had she actually hit the girl and not slapped her, she would of got ISS. How messed up is that? Oh the little girl that was slapped had been slapped two months before by another student for her mouth, and the student who slapped her only got ISS then. So why has my child been treated differently? That's a question the school has been unable to answer as to yet. I will be adding to this blog as we go, and I will also be giving parents tools to help them if they find themselves in similar situations. Until then I am eager to hear from you readers.


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Such a bill will not solve the issues at hand. There have been signs of progress at the bargaining table, but in order for a real deal to be made, both sides need to make major concessions. This country needs both spending cuts and an increase in revenue. Republicans must be prepared to make a major concession on taxes.
If nothing gets passed, every single taxpayer will pay more taxes come January. This country doesn't deserve to experience the reality of what will happen if no bill is passed.
In Albany, meanwhile, what was a strong bipartisan union now shows some signs of coming apart at the seams. However, I'm not worried.
Governor Cuomo and the Senate majority leader, Dean Skelos, a Republican from Rockville Centre, have always managed to put partisanship aside and work together for the good of our state. They need to iron out the wrinkles that have appeared as the new coalition takes shape in the State Senate.
As you may recall, Skelos formed a coalition with a group of five dissatisfied and disenfranchised Democrats. As a result of this new coalition, the Republicans were able to maintain control of the Senate.
Governor Cuomo has laid out his policy agenda for 2013, and many members of the new Independent Democratic Caucus support him. However, conservatives and some Republicans are unsure whether the governor's liberal social policy agenda, which includes priorities such as a minimum-wage hike and campaign finance reform, are their priorities as well.
Cuomo has said that his support for the new coalition is "conditional," depending on mutual support for his agenda.
Senate Republicans have a proven record of working with Cuomo. Unlike Washington, where there is a tepid history of bipartisan policymaking, I know that in Albany there is more willingness to work together.
People want peace and an end to partisan bickering. To our elected officials: Please, give people one less thing to worry about at night.
And to all of you: Don't forget to kiss your children and tell them every day how much you love them. God bless the people of Newtown.
Al D'Amato, a former U.S. senator from New York, is the founder of Park Strategies LLC, a public policy and business development firm. Comments about this column? firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Southampton, NY (Sports Network) - After splitting the morning foursomes
matches, the United States won seven of the 10 singles matches to cruise to a
17-9 win over Great Britain & Ireland at the 44th Walker Cup.
The U.S. team dominated the singles sessions as they claimed 13 1/2 of a
possible 18 points in singles. They won 6 1/2 out of eight points in the
Saturday singles, giving the U.S. team its best singles session since 1997.
As the afternoon singles got underway at the National Golf Links of America,
Bobby Wyatt got the Americans off to a fast start with a 4 & 3 win over Neil
Justin Thomas made two straight American wins to start the singles, as he
trounced Max Orrin, 6 & 4.
Matthew Fitzpatrick, the low amateur at the British Open, stopped the bleeding
for Great Britain & Ireland. He handed Michael Weaver a 3 & 2 defeat.
Todd White and Nathan Smith sealed the deal for the Americans. They both
claimed 4 & 3 wins over Rhys Pugh and Nathan Kimsey, respectively. Smith's win
clinched the Cup for the Americans.
Cory Whitsett, who clinched the NCAA Division I title for the University of
Alabama in June, was 5-down at the turn. He rallied to get within 1-down. but
GB&I's Callum Shinkwin birdied the last for a 2-up win.
American Michael Kim, the low amateur at the U.S. Open, rallied from an early
2-down deficit to beat Garrick Porteous, 4 & 2.
Kevin Phelan earned the final point for Great Britain & Ireland, as he fended
off Max Homa, 2 & 1
In the penultimate match, American Jordan Niebrugge was 6-up through 8 holes,
on the strength of five birdies, and cruised to a huge 6 & 5 win over Jordan
The final match between Patrick Rodgers and Ireland's Gavin Moynihan was tight
throughout. Moynihan birdied the first to take the lead, but he bogeyed the
fourth to square things up.
They halved eight straight holes before Moynihan bogeyed the 13th to fall 1-
down. Rodgers bogeyed the next to square things up. After three halves in a
row, Rodgers won the last to earn the 1-up win.
In the morning foursomes matches, University of Alabama teammates Wyatt and
Whitsett rallied to beat Kimsey and Orrin, 2 & 1. Fitzpatrick and Raymond
earned a 3 & 2 win over Weaver and White.
University of California teammates Homa and Kim won the last two holes with
pars to come from behind and beat Porteous and Pugh, 1-up. In the final match,
Moynihan and Phelan trailed for 14 of the first 16 holes. They squared the
match with a par on 16, then birdied the final two holes to claim a 2-up win
over Rodgers and Niebrugge.
The U.S. extended its lead in the all-time series to 35-8-1.
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Common: Accepting the beliefs and behaviors embedded in the status quo as accurate "best," "right," and unchangeable.
Uncommon: There is immense value in being able to think and act independently in a world of conformity and convention – in fact, all innovation and novelty depend on it. It can be challenging to free ourselves from the explicit and implicit forces that keep our brain in the box, but that doesn't mean it's impossible.
Not surprisingly though, I am frequently asked, "How do I think and act independently when I am bombarded by constant influences and pressures to conform and/or think in a certain way?" This is an excellent question.
But first, you may be wondering how I view "conformity" in this context. More accurately, I mean social conformity: adhering to a set of very broadly cast beliefs, rules, and habits. And "convention" follows suit: "a set of agreed, stipulated, or generally accepted standards and norms."
Both serve very important roles in society at times, but the danger lies in the uncanny correlation each has with complacency. Nature's default setting is the path of least resistance, so just like visiting the gym, it takes an ongoing effort to maintain a creative and original edge in life.Read More


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text: The black lab is Bridger, who I inherited from my uncle when he passed away. He was born on Feb 6, 2000, and died 4 yrs ago this fall. The lab/shorthair mix is Drake, who we got at 4 weeks because his mother was too sick to nurse. He was born on Feb 4, 2000, making him 13 yrs old and change. He's been such a great dog, especially at pointing pheasants and grouse. He loves people and listens well. Except now he's pretty much deaf, and has been having some health issues. I don't think we've got much time left together. Considering his size (he's been around 90-94 lbs his whole adult life) his joints have held up well and thankfully he's not in any arthritic pain. I'm hoping he'll go in his sleep some night. Damn dogs, they steal your heart and die young.


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NEW YORK (AP) — There weren't music videos nearly 50 years ago when Bob Dylan released his hit "Like a Rolling Stone."
But now the 1965 song is finally getting the video treatment — starting today.
The interactive video makes is expected to make its debut Tuesday.
It lets viewers switch between 16 different story lines that mimic TV channels.
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The Ogier Architect's Museum!
Posted 17 May 2009 - 05:59 PM
Admission is free!
Well, I will be honest. You can come in for free, but before you leave we all hope you will tell us about an amazing construction, and show a picture. This can be something you have seen, been told about, read about, or imagined.
You get extra oohs and ahs for pictures! And of course, please comment on other people's posted constructions.
New on 7/8/09 and FREE, and short, I promise: Hear Cherise, the ogier Architect, SING!
I will go first. I have seen the Eiffel Tower!
It isn't very big, by today's standards. I have heard conflicting explanations on why the Eiffel Tower was built. On the one hand, it was reportedly built to show off the construction potential of steel. On the other hand, it was supposedly built to serve as a radio tower. Whatever the truth is, the construction is imaginitive and the effect is romantic!
Posted 17 May 2009 - 06:20 PM
<Goes off to digg through photos of places he has been>
This is going to be a neat place!
Posted 17 May 2009 - 08:07 PM
I've never really been to a lot of places to be honest, at least none that had any really cool buildings... but maybe I can find a great pic of the Space and Rocket Center here in Huntsville, that looks very cool for sure. ;D
I would LOVE to see Paris and the Eiffel Tower someday, it really is one of the most romantic places in the world. :)
Posted 18 May 2009 - 04:39 PM
Please do search out pics of the Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, Kelly! I have not seen nor heard of it, and I'm probably missing out. Part of what is really cool about the Internet is, we no longer have to travel -- in order to meet people from faraway lands, or to see exotic sites.
Boo, you can Google pics of places you have been, you don't have to dig up your own pics. That is what I did, with the Eiffel Tower.
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Posted 19 May 2009 - 09:09 PM
Thanks for posting the space camp pictures, Kelly!
The one of the rocket is my favorite.
I still cannot quite wrap my (RL human) mind around the idea that we have actually rocketed to the moon. Even though I have seen it on TV many times... I mean, only maybe what, 5000 people would know how to build a rocket if they needed to from scratch? I'm not sure I could even build a pencil (my RL human self, I mean), but a rocket is just, stupefyingly complex.
Posted 19 May 2009 - 10:13 PM
It is the tallest monument in the United States, standing at 630 feet tall and 630 feet wide. Construction of the arch started on February 12, 1963 and was completed on October 28, 1965. The monument opened to the public on July 24, 1967. The Arch is shaped as an Equilateral Triangle narrowing from 54 feet per side at the base to 17 feet at the top. The interior of the arch is a hollow frame of Carbon Steel, Concrete and Rebar. Each leg contains a unique transportation system and a set of stairs(1076 per leg to be exact).
During construction both legs were built simultaneously. The engineering tolerance of each leg was 1/64th of an inch. Anything more and the legs would not match-up at the top. Nearing the end of construction a special scaffold was used to hang between the two legs. When it came time to fit the final pieces, the legs did not line up due to thermal expansion of the sunfacing southern leg. This problem was overcome when the St Louis Fire Department doused the South leg with water until it had cooled enough to line up.
The tram is a unique combination of a traditional elevator cable system and a set of gimbaled cars. These cars, much like ferris wheel gondolas, are made to maintain an upright position during the journey through the angled legs. The egg-shaped cars hold 5 passengers and there are 8 cars on each of the two trams.
Posted 20 May 2009 - 04:05 PM
Thanks for putting the Gateway Arch in our museum, Sam! It is a unique monument, to be sure. I love knowing the story of how they had to douse it with water to get it to fit together correctly, too. How funny!
My next submission will be Hoover Dam, early next week.
Posted 25 May 2009 - 11:06 AM
One of the most interesting facts about the Hoover Dam is that it contains more masonry than the Pyramid of Giza. There is enough concrete in Hoover Dam (4 1/2 million cubic yards) to build a 2 lane road from Seattle, Washington to Miami, Florida or a 4 ft. wide sidewalk around the Earth at the Equator.
Refrigeration coils were built into the cement, and cooled freon was pumped through it, so that it set faster. Otherwise, it would have taken 50 years to set this much cement.
Lake Mead is the largest reservoir in the USA and contains enough water to flood the entire state of New York with 1 ft. of water (26 million acre ft.).
If you drink water from the tap at Disneyland, Anaheim or Sea World in San Diego -- that water is coming from the Colorado River and Lake Mead, 300 miles away.
When operating at full power, the 17 generators can supply all the electricity needed by a city of 750,000 people.
The Colorado River is more than 1,400 miles long and supplies water to Los Angeles, San Diego, and Phoenix. Las Vegas gets almost all its water from Lake Mead. Lake Mead was made by Hoover Dam when it blocked the Colorado River and flooded the Mojave Desert.
The way they did this was: they tunneled 4 miles 50 foot wide through solid rock on either side of the river, and let the water run through the tunnels so they could build the dam. The tunnels are still there and I have seen them.
Posted 25 May 2009 - 07:25 PM
One of the most awesome places I've been is Stonehenge. People carved graffiti into the stones before they were protected. But what's really interesting is the way you feel when you're there. It's indescribable. You can almost feel the history seeping into your body through the soles of your shoes.
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Age estimated at 3100 BC
Location Wiltshire, UK
OS Reference SU 122 422
Type of stone Bluestone, Sarson, Welsh Sandstone
Worship Lunar, Solar
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Extra notes Except on special or arranged occasions, visitors are unable to walk amongst the stones
Stonehenge was constructed in three phases. It has been estimated that the three phases of the construction required more than thirty million hours of labour. Speculation on the reason it was built range from human sacrifice to astronomy.
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Posted 25 May 2009 - 11:35 PM
Lor, I have ALWAYS wanted to see Stonehenge, its one of my goals in life. ;) Such an amazing, mysterious place in our human history.
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Yay! Loreina is the first ogier architect museum patron to trigger an ogier origin theory connection here in the museum!
The origins and purposes of many ancient architectures are unknown. Stonehenge is one of these. I think that Robert Jordan meant us to surmise that the Ogier were the builders of these ancient architectures! By now, though, in our age, the ogier are merely legend, and we spell them wrong, ogres.
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They recently excavated an ancient grave near Stonehenge of a man buried with unusual artifacts that indicated that he was both very important and not from that area. So mysterious! 8)
I didn't post pics, cause it's so well known, but I'll dig some out later. I haven't time atm. :)
Kelly, I have stood inside one of those rocket cones on the Saturn 5 booster. They are huge. Awesomely cool!
I've seen the Gateway Arch only from flying through St. Louis, 'Boo. I didn't know it had so much interesting background. :)
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Newgrange is a passage tomb situated in the Boyne Valley. This burial chamber is famous for it's illumination during the winter solstise and it's complex design. It was built before the Great Pyramid of Giza, is 76m in lenght and 12m in height. The roof of the passage gradually decreases as you walk down to the burial chamber. It's interior consists of slabs of rock configured with mortar. The peak is corbelled so as to allow for the roof to reach a point. Within and outside Newgrange are large boulders and slabs with spirals etched in them. Some believe(as do I) that if you draw your index finger along the path of the spiral you will have offered up a prayer to Danu
Finally, Newgrange is purported to be the one of the sidhes(fairy-mounds) the Tuatha Dé Danann(Danu's tribe) fled to after the Milesians conquered Ireland.
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1969 Dodge Charger R/T - The Paddock Project Charger Part 3: Quarter SurgeryWritten by on April 1, 2000 Installing The Quarterpanels And Rear Valance.
Last month in part one ("Quarter Surgery,") and part two ("Wheelhouse Resto"), we showed you the proper procedure for removing bad sheetmetal from your B-Body in anticipation of replacement. As shown in the stories, removing a rotten quarterpanel is more involved than just cutting out the bad metal and dressing the edges in preparation for putting on the fresh quarter. The wheelhouse replacement article dealt with removing and installing a new outer wheelhouse.
Mike Paremsky, owner of Michael's Autobody in Winter Haven, Florida, is performing the restification on The Paddock-sponsored '69 Charger R/T. Last month he gave us tips on the proper way to remove a quarterpanel, what and where to take measurements from, and how to prep the car for installation of the new sheetmetal. The biggest factors to a successful quarterpanel replacement are careful measuring, leaving the doors on the car for character line and gap alignment, and patience. This month we follow along as Mike hangs the new quarterpanel, as well as replaces the lower valance, rear crossmember, trunk floor extensions, and quarterpanel end caps we determined were bad during the removal of the old quarter. That's the other tip Mike gave us-expect the amount of work needed to snowball. It's rare that a car needs a single piece of sheetmetal replaced to repair a rusted or damaged section, even if that's all it initially looked like it would need.
We also should point out that while these photos are laid out in a step-by-step format, in truth everything needs to come together at the same time. For instance, to put the lower valance in place, the end caps need to be mocked up to check alignment. But to do that, the quarterpanels need to be mocked up so the end caps are in the right place. However, the quarterpanels are the last things to be welded in place, because everything else needs to be right so that when the quarters are installed, the door gaps and body lines on the quarterpanel are in the right place. Remember the Rubix Cube? It's the same thing.
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After removing the old brace and prepping the area, spot-weld holes are located on the replacement brace.Mike gets ahead of himself and tacks in the trunk floor extensions before replacing the rear crossmember brace (the new crossmember hasn't arrived yet, and Mike's not one to sit around and wait). The whole back of the Charger is "woven" together during construction, and everything interlocks. The rear brace goes behind the back of the trunk floor extension and attaches to the top half of the valance, which goes on after the trunk floor extensions. You'll have to pry pieces into place in several instances while replacing the rear sheetmetal on a Mopar, so pay careful attention to how it comes apart. Once everything is located, the brace is spot welded into place.After the rear crossmember is in place, we move inside the trunk and install the trunk floor extensions, or "drops." Here, you see the new panel being compared to the old one from last month, before the rusted area is removed and the mating surface is cleaned up in preparation for the new piece.Don't expect new panels like this to be a perfect flush fit. This is the front end of the trunk floor extension, where it butts up against the back of the wheelhouse. Though it's not a perfect fit, it is correct-this is precisely the reason the factory used seam sealer. Get it close, get everything properly aligned, and then apply seam sealer to literally fill in the gaps.From underneath the car, use locking pliers or clamps to hold the down-standing flanges of the trunk floor and extension together for welding.After the rear crossmember is installed, the rear valance has to be installed. Here's the new, fresh valance panel being held up to the car before the back end is fully disassembled.During the removal process, as Mike begins to remove the rear valance from the car, he rethinks his decision to remove and replace the entire rear valance. With the number of spot welds that have to be cut out to separate the rear valance from the taillight panel it will be Swiss-cheesed and become pretty flimsy. Also, by removing the section below the taillight panel, there will be nothing holding the back end of the car in place, as both quarters are already removed. In essence, all that will remain if Mike removes the whole rear lower valance will be the top surfaces of the quarterpanels, the deck lid opening, and the taillight panel, with nothing to hold them up. Gravity will pull them down and completely blow all our alignment and reference points.Mike's solution is to simply leave the good part of the lower valance-between the taillight panel and the trunk floor-intact. He removes everything below the trunk floor (as viewed from outside the car), and cleans up the ragged edge.
Once everything is fitted, it all comes apart and spot-weld holes are punched in with a pneumatic panel flanger (top) and crimper. Once the spot-weld holes are made, everything is clamped and screwed back in place, and the spot-welding begins. Here, you can see Mike using a bar to press the flange of the new lower valance against the old one. Mike uses a layer of seam sealer between the two panels to keep the moisture out and inhibit rust. After the car is painted, everything will be sealed.This is what the back of the car looks like before welding. Notice the gaps on the end cap. This is the way they were fitted from the factory, and the gaps between the pieces were filled with a bead of seam sealer before the car was painted.While the rear valance is being fitted, the quarterpanels are also being fitted to the car. Here, Mike is putting one of them in place, however, this really is a two man job. The quarterpanels for a Charger are around seven feet long, so they bend easily, especially after we removed the metal from the top edge of them.Here you can see where the quarterpanel fits behind the taillight panel. Notice the slit (arrow) Mike made in the flange of the quarterpanel to get the alignment right.After the quarter is set in place, holes are drilled for the quarterpanel extension. Here you can see that the end of the quarterpanel doesn't exactly line up with the extension.Mike has to massage and fit the bottom edge of the quarterpanel to get it to match the extension, and you can see that the end of the quarterpanel now lines up with the extension perfectly.
At the door jamb, Mike fits the front edge of the quarterpanel. As you can see, the gap between the door edge and the jamb is a little wide, and not even the whole way down. However, the highlight from our camera's flash is hitting on the body line that runs down the side of the car, and is exactly level on both sides of the door gap. That character line is the important factor in hanging a new quarterpanel-if it doesn't line up between the door and the quarterpanel now, it won't when the car is done, the doors won't be aligned correctly, and the side of the car will never look right. To compensate for the gap between the door edge and the quarter, it can be fixed with a light application of filler, or welding a small piece of rod to the edge of the quarterpanel and grinding. But the welding and grinding will create excess heat which can warp the panel, so Mike prefers to use filler.At the front of the panel, spot-weld holes are put in at the flange that wraps into the door jamb. Holes are also located in the wheel lip, where it attaches to the outer wheelhouse. After all the holes are made, the surfaces to be welded are cleaned down to bare metal.The holes are all spot-welded, and then cleaned off with a grinder. At this point, the quarterpanel is attached at the front and back, and it's fitted along the top seam.Mike starts the arduous task of welding the seam along the top of the quarterpanel. Here's where patience is a virtue. You can see that he's tacked the quarter in place, with tack welds about every six inches. That's how the whole quarter gets welded, to minimize heat build up and distortion.Here's a look at the welding progression across the top of the quarterpanel. Remember that the Charger's quarterpanel is better than seven feet long! Mike has way over 500 tack welds across the top of each quarterpanel when we get to this last shot, and he isn't done. When he is done, it's a solid line of tack welds across the top of the quarterpanels.After the tack welding is done, out comes the grinder to clean everything up. Even with this care, there is still going to be some filler needed, as the panel isn't perfectly straight. It's also important to replace your grinder disc often during the process, as a sharp disc cuts quicker and cleaner, reducing heat build-up and warping.
Here's what the back end of the car looks like with the new quarterpanel in place, ready to strip the black paint it's shipped in, a skim coat of filler, and priming.


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Senior Airman Angela Setliff, 1st Combat Camera Squadron broadcaster, takes cover from enemy forces during the Ability to Survive and Operate exercise Jan. 16, 2013, at North Auxiliary Air Field, S.C. Combat Camera held the exercise to train Airmen to function outside the wire as combat documentation specialists. The week-long exercise began Jan. 7, 2013, and ended Jan. 18. The 1st CTCS acquires still and motion imagery in support of classified and unclassified air, sea and ground military operations. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Dennis Sloan)
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The weight of the bag is clearly listed in the specs. I was wondering what the FILL weight of the down is?
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I'm told the zipper only unzips the bag...
I'm told the zipper only unzips the bag halfway or so down the side - meaning if you want to vent your toes, you can't really do that in this bag unless you pull your feet up and out of the bag. Is this accurate? I sleep pretty normal, but tend to have very hot feet, so often I need to open the zipper a few inches just at the very base of my bags to moderate my temperature appropriately.
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RUSKIN, Florida - A Ruskin mother and father are hoping and praying their son will pull through after a bullet hit him in the head.
Twelve-year-old Diego Duran Jr. remains at Tampa General Hospital in critical condition. According to family members, he is in a coma, but did squeeze a nurse's hand and also opened his eyes.
Authorities with the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office believe this is a case of celebratory gunfire. Investigators say the Duran family was watching fireworks outside its Ruskin home along 14th Avenue Southeast when, suddenly, Diego dropped to the ground.
No one knew what happened, but they then saw the boy bleeding from the nose and eyes. After he was rushed to the hospital, doctors determined a bullet went through the top of Diego's head.
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Summary:James Sveck is an isolated young adult. He recently graduated from high school and lives in New York City. One of his biggest problems is that he feels out of step with his privileged upbringing.