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Where's The Fun? - October 2013Written on October 8, 2013
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Who: Austin Sirotin
What: 1969 Dodge D200
Where: Salem, Michigan
Why: David Sirotin emailed pictures of his son's first vehicle, this D200 pickup. They were inspired by our 1967 Chevy C10, reproducing the primer paintjob we gave it last year ("Weekend Rehab," Dec. '12). David writes, "We did it like the one in your mag. Our paint cost $39.99 for a gallon of flat-black from Ace. It sprayed nice! Thought you might dig it."
Who: Michael Jernigan
What: 1979 Chevrolet El Camino
Where: Gates, North Carolina
Why: Michael is just 15 years old. He and his father built this 1979 Chevy El Camino together, with some help from a few friends. They got it running in early May, just in time for him to take it to its first car show. It has a 350/350 combination and Michael says, "The last picture is me having some fun burning rubber in my first car!"
Fast Blazer
Who: John Johnson
What: 1989 Chevrolet S-10 Blazer
Where: St. Petersburg, Florida
Why: John's Blazer is all homebuilt and pretty damn cool. He got rid of the truck's V6 for a 350 small-block with Vortec heads and a junkyard-sourced serpentine belt system. The trans is a 700-R4, and he's got disc brakes on the rear axle. Those are Boyd's wheels, 16x7 up front and 16x8 on the rear.
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The city of Los Angeles has a new mayor, and one of the groups volunteering for his campaign was the Brotherhood of Street Racers, some of whom are seen here with Mayor-elect Eric Garcetti. Garcetti, who is an enthusiast, was receptive to the Brotherhood's wishes to re-open Brotherhood Raceway, the on again/off again quarter-mile dragstrip on Terminal Island, near the Port of Los Angeles. Does this mean the track may re-open soon? We will follow this story as it develops.
Blown Up Part of the Month
Here are the remains of a piston and related damage to Tyler Garlock's 2002 Ford Lightning, when he turned the boost up to 18. "One piston made it to the pan, the other is stuck in the cylinder refusing to move."
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The sea is great fun to swim in but holds a lot of dangers. Ensure you remain safe on the beach with our beach safety guide.
Check out the video at the top of the page with Ross from the Royal National Lifeguard Institute (RNLI) and his top tips for staying safe by the beach.Here's a short story about Jasmine and her best friend (that's you):
You arrive at the beach ready to show off your new swimming costume and tunes on your MP3 player. The sun is out and everyone's having fun. Some of your friends are already in the sea, while others play with a Frisbee. But where is Jasmine, your best friend?
"She was here a minute ago," says Andy as he dodges a frisbee. Suddenly everyone looks worried and shouts her name. No response. You look out to sea and can just about make out a waving arm in the distance. You dial 999 and ask for the lifeguard – luckily there is one nearby and Jasmine is saved.
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Because you knew what to do, your best friend didn't become one of the 450-500 people who drown in the UK every year. This is only a story, but ask yourself if you'd know what to do if your real best friend really was drowning?
Be aware that:
- Water can be colder than you're used to, and make you tired more quickly.
- As Jasmine found, currents can drag you away from safety.
- There may not be a lifeguard around the corner.
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Negative numbers were seen throughout downtown Holyoke Tuesday, Feb. 1. Temperatures were still
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Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation is the treatment of choice for many hematologic malignancies, and it is used to treat an expanding number of congenital blood disorders. However, only ~30% of patients who can benefit from this treatment have a matched sibling that can serve as the ideal donor. While the national marrow donor program and umbilical cord blood programs provide unrelated donor cells to many patients lacking a sibling donor, a large percentage of patients remain without a suitable donor, leaving them with suboptimal therapeutic options. This problem is more severe in certain ethnic populations, including people of Latino and Asian descent, groups that constitute a large part of California's population. New sources of therapeutic hematopoietic stem cells are therefore needed.
Human embryonic stem cells, with their unlimited self-renewal capacity and their ability to generate all human cell types, provide a novel and exciting opportunity to obtain hematopoietic stem cells, thereby filling a critical therapeutic void. However, many hurdles remain before this vision can be realized, including the identification of more optimal human embryonic stem cell lines and better methods to direct the development of specific cell types from embryonic stem cells.
This proposal seeks to shed new insight into how we might better control and direct the development of human embryonic stem cells into therapeutically useful hematopoietic stem cells that can be used for transplantation. Our effort focuses on understanding how a specific class of small RNAs, called microRNAs, regulates the differentiation of human embryonic stem cells into specific cell types. We aim to uncover the identity of microRNAs that are important for this process, which will serve as useful biomarkers, or guides, for evaluating the therapeutic suitability of existing and newly derived human embryonic stem cell lines. In addition, we will develop techniques and reagents to modulate the expression of these critical small molecules to help direct human embryonic stem cell development for clinical therapeutic utility.
This proposal seeks to understand how small RNA molecules help direct the differentiation of human embryonic stem cells into specific cell types suitable for therapeutic use. Our focus is the development of hematopoietic stem cells for the treatment of blood disorders. Benefits to the State of California include:
A new source of hematopoietic stem cells for patients who lack a matched donor. Some ethnic groups, such as people of Latino and Asian descent, are more likely to lack a donor, so those groups may benefit the most.
Hematopoietic stem cells have been shown to have the potential to participate in the repair of a wide range of tissues, including heart tissue, so human embryonic stem cell-generated hematopoietic cells may be useful in treating disorders outside of the blood system per se.
We will develop databases and technologies that could have wide-ranging use in the human stem cell field. To the extent that these can be commercialized, the work could be of financial benefit to California.
The kind of work proposed could attract additional economic interests to the state of California because our methods and reagents could be used by California businesses aimed at treating those afflicted with blood disease.
This work will provide new jobs for the University of California, San Francisco, and hopefully spawn additional research in the California academic and private sectors.
The proposed research is cutting-edge, and successful accomplishment of our goals would help put California at the forefront of human embryonic stem cell research, rewarding Californians for their support of proposition-71, and inspiring others to support human embryonic stem cell research.
We made good progress during the 08-09 funding period. We finished the critical work of screening 8 independent hESC lines for their ability to generate hematopoietic cells. This included 6 non-NIH-approved lines, studies that could only be performed through the innovative mechanism of CIRM funding, not through federal funding mechanisms. Interestingly, we found no meaningful differences among the lines, and are now able to focus on a single line. As a key part of achieving our goals, we generated a robust data set of miRNAs expressed in 3 different hESC lines and 4 independent human HSC samples. These data are now being scrutinized to identify possible miRNA candidates to test for their role in the development of HSCs from hESCs as well as the development/use of our more global miRNA screen. Regarding the larger miRNA screen, we now have a library that we think efficiently expresses miRNAs in hESCs, which was achieved by changing the promoter in our prior library. We are very optimistic about the new library; virus stocks are being made and will be tested in the near term. We also established and extensively characterized our mouse transplant model using human HSCs, and in the second half of the year performed many transplants of hESC-derived cells. To date we have not succeeded in identifying an engrafted HSC, but we have a number of ideas to try in year 3 to help us overcome this obstacle. We knew that this would be a huge hurdle, so while the lack of success in the transplants to date is not what we wished to have seen, it is not a major surprise. Nonetheless, we hope to overcome this problem with new ideas and studies that will be performed in funding year 3.
We continue to focus on understanding the role of microRNAs in the development of hematopoietic stem cells from human embryonic stem cells. Progress is slow, but present. We now understand that cells we expected to have hematopoietic stem cell potential appear to have a greater potential for becoming cells that line the blood vessels (endothelial cells). We are now trying to comb through our microRNA data to see if it can inform us as to how to push such cells more towards hematopoietic stem cells. We do know that these two cell types are very closely linked during mammalian development. We are also investigating new ways to develop cells from embryonic stem cells to help our chance of finding/developing the elusive hematopoietic stem cell.
Our focus in this proposal was to understand the role of miRNAs in the development of hematopoietic stem cells from human embryonic stem cells. Our work, and that of other over the past few years has demonstrated how difficult it is to generate hematopoietic stem cells from human embryonic stem cells. In fact, to date, nobody in the world has achieved that goal. However, along the way, we have come to realize that our system can help us identify and understand miRNAs involved in the critical developmental 'fork in the road' that leads to hematopoietic vs. cells that line blood vessels (endothelial cells). We worked in 2010-2011 to identify those miRNAs.
Because of the difficulty in generating hematopoietic stem cells from human embryonic stem cells, we stepped back and worked to established better reagents for understanding hematopoietic stem cell development from human embryonic stem cells. To that end, we have used homologous recombination to directly insert a reporter gene into the genome of a human embryonic stem cell. We have been characterizing this cell line, and we hope that it will help advance the field of hematopoietic stem cell development from human embryonic stem cells, both to serve our needs and those of other embryonic stem cell researchers. Using similar sophisticated techniques, we have removed (targeted) from human embryonic stem cells a critical gene required for blood development to provide yet another tool to help us understand this process. We hope that these new reagents will further our understanding of hematopoietic development.


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BangkokThe top destination city by international visitor arrivals in 2013 is Bangkok, according to the MasterCard Global Destination Cities Index. This is the first time an Asian city is in the top rank since the Index was launched in 2011. Shown here: Bangkok's world-famous landmark,Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya River. Visiting with kids? Check out our story, "Seven Tips For Traveling With Grandchildren."
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Jack Paar
Birth Name: Jack Paar
Born: 05/01/1918
Birth Place: Canton, Ohio, USA
Death Place: Greenwich, Connecticut, USA
Died: 01/27/2004
Born: 05/01/1918
Birth Place: Canton, Ohio, USA
Death Place: Greenwich, Connecticut, USA
Died: 01/27/2004
Jack Harold Paar was born May 1, 1918 in Canton, OH, the son of Howard Paar, a division superintendent for the New York Central Railroad, and his wife, Lillian. He was raised in Jackson, MI, where his childhood was marked by a series of personal adversities, from the deaths of an older brother and best friend to a bout with tuberculosis at the age of 14. Paar also stuttered, which road blocked his dream to become a radio personality. He cured his speech impediment by putting buttons in his mouth and reading aloud, and rebuilt his strength after recovering from tuberculosis by working on a railroad gang. By the time he was 16, Paar had left school and was ready for his life as an adult. He be... Continue Bio >>
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St. Charles, MO (KSDK) - An O'Fallon, Missouri man who owned and operated a hair removal clinic in St. Peter's will be arraigned on seven counts of deviate sexual assault charges following an indictment by the Grand Jury.
Originally, Lawrence Branam, 48, was charged with a single count of the crime for an incident that occurred in June 2012. The new charges apply to earlier incidents that officials say occurred between July 2010 and March 2011.
Branam operates the Cosmetic Laser Center on Mexico Road, which is where police arrested him last year after a victim told investigators Branam touched her inappropriately during a laser procedure.
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When I try to create a new calender I get an error message that states it already exists, 'A folder with name 'X' already exists'. It only happens when trying to create a calender with one certain name but I can't see it listed in the list of available calender's and it isn't an option when I can assign an appointment to a calender.
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Perform with Tour-caliber precision and distance with the X2 Hot Pro Irons. The Thinner Hot Face Design creates a larger sweet spot, maximizing ball speed and distance. A Progressive Offset system features less offset in short irons for more precision and control, and more offset in longer irons for increased forgiveness. The Central Mass Bar and Project X 95 Flighted Steel Shaft equip the Callaway® X2 Hot Pro Irons with maximum performance.
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First stage seals prevents outside contamination such as silt and sand
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Atomic Aquatics M1 Regulator
Why Monel?
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Atomic Aquatics has achieved what no other manufacturer has in a high-performance regulator – Natural Breathing. All Atomic regulators breathe with a natural and controlled air delivery sensation at any depth or breathing rate. Inhalation on the surface will feel the same as it does during your deepest dive. This is in part due to the AFC (Automatic Flow Control) employed in our second stages. This patented innovation is a simple device that adjusts the airflow automatically to compensate for the effects of depth. Atomic Aquatics regulators are the smoothest breathing regulators available...period.
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In our mission to invigorate the diving experience, the first priority is on reducing stress – travel stress, gearing-up stress, jaw-clinch stress. The best way is to use the lightest material possible. But light weight must never compromise strength or durability. Titanium is the perfect solution. When you hold a Titanium Atomic regulator in your hand, you immediately realize the difference from other regulators. That means less stress for you from packing your gear bag, to donning, to even the final minutes of a long dive.


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AUBURN, Wash. (September 27, 2012) – When Theodora Babe and jockey Anne Sanguinetti edged Kendall Christine to win the final race of the 2012 Emerald Downs live racing season, the big whoop emanating from the 5th floor came from the toe-headed regular who prevailed in the Closing Day Handicapping Contest.
John Johnson of Lake Forest made two $100 win bets on the 17-to-10 betting favorite—a return of $540—to push his final total to $764 and capture the contest and an all expenses paid trip with entry to the 2013 National Handicapping Championship at Treasure Island Las Vegas. The trip includes airfare and hotel room.
Incidentally, the winner isn't the same John Johnson who started at small forward for the World Champion Seattle Sonics in 1979—although this "JJ" said he did play some high school basketball for Shorecrest in the early 1980s.
Renowned handicapper Eric Schweiger finished second with $448, earning a $500 prize for his efforts. A Kent resident, Schweiger has had great success as a handicapper and owner—he co-owned 2009 Washington Horse of the Year Reba Is Tops.
Brian Eng finished third with $313.70 and Jeremy Eklund and Max Hanna rounded out the top five.
The top five finishers with earnings:
1st Place (All expenses paid trip to 2013 NHC at Treasure Island Las Vegas): John Johnson (Lake Forest Park) $764.
2nd Place ($500): Eric Schweiger (Kent) $448
3rd Place ($250): Brian Eng (Seattle) $313.70
4th Place ($150): Jeremy Eklund (Port Orchard) $194
5th Place ($100): Max Hanna (Auburn) $125.90


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Athens, GA (Sports Network) - Kentavious Caldwell-Pope tallied 25 points to lead Georgia in scoring for the 11th time in as many games this season, as the Bulldogs notched a 64-56 win over the USC Trojans at Stegeman Coliseum.
John Cannon (seven rebounds) and Brandon Morris chipped in with 10 points apiece for the Bulldogs (4-7).
Omar Oraby came off the bench for USC and recorded a double-double with 14 points and 11 rebounds. Eric Wise added 12 points for the Trojans (4-8), who remain winless on the road this season.
The Bulldogs struggled out of the gate, as they shot just 9-of-24 (.375) from the field in the opening stanza. Still, they never trailed by more than six points and faced a narrow 28-27 deficit at the half.
The Bulldogs reversed their fortunes in the second half, finding twine on 61.9 percent of their field-goal attempts after halftime to pull away from the Trojans.
UGA made only 2-of-7 3-pointers for the game, but the Bulldogs attacked the rim and their 18-7 scoring advantage at the foul line proved to be a key factor in the outcome.
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Plymouth County Authorities Apprehend Sioux City Man For Drugs
(Le Mars) -- On Wednesday at approximately 2:00PM, Plymouth County deputies were dispatched to the area on Hwy 75 for a possible domestic assault in progress on the side of the road. Upon arriving in the area, deputies could not locate the vehicle in question. Deputies located a subject walking/hitchhiking south on Hwy 75. When the deputy stopped to make contact with this subject, the subject ran on foot and ultimately ran into a field on the west side of Hwy 75 were he was taken into custody.
When the subject was taken into custody, it was learned that he was carrying a substance believed to be marijuana, packaging material and other drug paraphernalia. It was also learned from a citizen driving by that the subject had thrown an item as he ran from the roadway.
When the deputy went to retrieve the item that had been thrown, the subject again tried to flee the area on foot. The subject was identified as 17 year old Antonio Mosaquites, of Sioux City. Mosaquites was taken to the Plymouth County Law Enforcement Center and then to the YES center in Cherokee.
Mosaquites was charged with possession with intent to deliver marijuana, Class D Felony,
failure to affix drug tax stamp, Class D Felony, Escape from custody, Class D Felony, Possession of marijuana, Serious Misdemeanor, and Possession of drug paraphernalia, Simple Misdemeanor
Plymouth County was assisted at the scene by the Le Mars, Merrill, Hinton Police Departments, Iowa State Patrol, Iowa DOT Enforcement and Plymouth County Conservation.
Iowa National Guard Troops Called To Help With Blizzard
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - The Iowa National Guard has sent 80 troops statewide to help rescue drivers stranded by a major snow storm.
The troops have been deployed in Humvee vehicles that can handle heavy snow. They are working alongside state transportation officials and the Iowa State Patrol.
At least one rescue happened Wednesday night in eastern Iowa.
The National Weather Service says more than a foot of snow is expected in some areas of the state. Transportation officials are warning drivers to stay off all roads until midnight.
Drivers Told To Stay Off Roads
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Highway officials in Iowa are warning drivers to stay off all roads until midnight.
The state Department of Transportation says it is extending a Wednesday night warning issued to drivers. It was set to expire Thursday at noon.
Annette Dunn, a spokeswoman with the DOT's Iowa Highway Division, says there are numerous car accidents along state highways with one confirmed reported fatality. She says officials are on the scene of a multiple car accident on Interstate 35 near Clarion.
Dunn says some people may be tempted to drive because it's daylight. But she says people need to stay off the roads, including secondary ones, as poor visibility, blowing and snow drifts
Truckers Stranded on I-80
NEWTON, Iowa (AP) - Dozens of truckers are stranded in central Iowa after eastbound lanes of Interstate 80 have become completely blocked because of snow-related accidents.
About 30 truckers are waiting out the weather by drinking coffee at Love's Travel Stops and Country Store just off the interstate in Newton, and many more are sitting and sleeping in their trucks in the packed parking lot.
Clerk Tammy Roush said the stranded drivers started arriving last night and their numbers are growing Thursday because of a major accident near Grinnell, 18 miles east of there.
The Iowa State Patrol says eastbound lanes of the interstate are impassable after an accident involving several semi-tractor trailers.
Roush says a trooper who stopped at the store told her that 8 trucks had jackknifed, and the road was closed.
25 Vehicles Involved In An Accident On I-35
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Authorities say a part of Interstate 35 in northern Iowa is closed as troopers respond to an accident involving 25 vehicles.
The Iowa State Patrol says the crash happened Thursday morning along the southbound lanes near Clarion. At least one person has died.
Authorities say preliminary information indicates poor visibility caused the accident. Drivers were unable to see vehicles that had slowed or stopped, causing a chain reaction of crashes.
An Iowa Highway Division spokeswoman says there is no additional information available about other injuries.
Officials are advising drivers to stay off roads in Iowa until midnight due to a major snow storm. They say visibility in northern Iowa and along other rural roadways are near zero.
Hillview Sledding Hill Still Not Open...Yet
(Hinton) -- Now that we have had our first major snow, and given the fact schools will be dismissing for Christmas break, you would think it would be the perfect opportunity to go sledding. However, Dennis Sohl, Executive Director with the Plymouth County Conservation Board says, not so fast. The Conservation Board oversees the county parks, including the popular sledding and tubing hill, Hillview Recreation Center located just west of Hinton.
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As we head toward a repeat of Thelma and Louise driving toward the cliff, it's clear that leadership is in short supply these days. Let's hope someone has the good sense to grab the wheel and step on the brakes.
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Al, finally you do speak some truth in that when you where in the Senate there was a lot more bi-partisan ship in government. Of course in today's climate where the leaders of both the house and the Senate Republicans looked at it as there job to make Obama a one term President (which they failed at), they seem to have no ability to compromise. They should follow the example of their hero Reagan (who was at best an average president) and compromise, you will remember he raised taxes when needed and governed more to the center.
Remember also that Republican Presidents prior to Cheney would be way to liberal for the insane party of today. Nixon would have been tared and feathered for things like going to China and starting the EPA,if he was leading to today.
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Hilton Head Island, SC (Sports Network) - Charley Hoffman fired a 5-under 66 on Saturday and grabbed a 2-stroke lead over Webb Simpson at the RBC Heritage.
Hoffman, Steve LeBrun and Kevin Streelman held the 36-hole lead after the rain-suspended second round concluded Saturday morning. Hoffman then tallied five birdies during his bogey-free third round to finish 54 holes at 11-under 202.
Simpson, who missed the cut at the Masters, carded a 6-under 65 -- the low score of the third round -- and moved into second place at 9-under. Streelman sits alone in third place at 8-under after shooting 69 at Harbour Town Golf Links.
Graeme McDowell (68) and Brendon de Jonge (67) are tied for fourth at 7-under, while Bill Haas (70) is part of a large group knotted in sixth place at 6- under.
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So, any of y'all use this yet?
Sharpie Products: Brush Tip Permanent Marker
I haven't personally, but I've seen them used around here and people seem to like them.
speaking of sharpies....what is the sharpie model that people have been using for making positives? the regular ones are not opaque enough, but i used some in the USA that were really dense black.
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can you get Posca brushpens in Canada? - they are nice and opaque - really nice in fact
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Out of curiosity, could you use something like a posca to draw on acetate and then use that to expose a screen? I hear rubylith thrown around alot, but surely something like this would save time compared to cutting each individual pen stroke out.
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Crazy if it holds
"Explode and tear this whole town apart
Take a knife and cut this pain from my heartFind somebody itching for something to start"
"The Promised Land" Bruce Springsteen
Glad we got 6 today, I hope OU just got WV's best shot though.
I don't do signatures. Blondes, brunettes, and red heads are a different story.
It's on Fox here, but I live in Virginia...
Fox is WVU-Oklahoma.
ESPN is Baylor-Kansas State.
Bad night for the state of Kansas. Tail whuppings all around.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Fox. KDSM channel 17
Trying to figure if this will be good for us or not. Right now, I'm thinking good. Big win for WVU with the season they had could distract them. We NEED 7 WINS!
To bad we aren't the SEC, a WVU win would put them at #4, then when we win next week would give us a shot at a BCS Bowl. (a little sarcasm in that, but not much)
No need WV to lose
We need WVU to lose. If not, the Big 12 will probably only get 1 team into a BCS bowl, moving every team down a notch in the bowl pecking order. It might also make WVU more attractive for a better bowl than us, thus sending us back to NYC. We NEED OU to win.
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Oklahoma jumps in front!!! :)
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We need WVU to lose. If not, the Big 12 will probably only get 1 team into a BCS bowl, moving every team down a notch in the bowl pecking order. It might also make WVU more attractive for a better bowl than us, thus sending us back to NYC. We NEED OU to win.
Agree, I was really rooting for KState, OU and Texas Tech today. If they all would have one I think we would have had a good shot at the Holiday if we win next week.
Austin has over 340yds rushing. WVU moved him to RB. We are going to see that as well. Scary.
Afraid WVU may be getting their offensive mojo back. Hopefully they won't have it next week.
We desperately need OU to pull this one out. Not only does it allow us a better chance at a better bowl, but I think it makes beating WV next week an easier task. WV will be down in the dumps if they lose this game in the end.
WVU scored too soon there, I truly believe...
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The Republican brand problem
Posted by Chris Cillizza and Aaron Blake on December 13, 2012
One thing comes through loud and clear in the new NBC/Wall Street Journal national poll: Republicans have a major brand problem.
Consider the following findings in the NBC/WSJ poll:
* Asked an open-ended question as to what single word or short phrase people would use to describe the Republican Party, 65 percent of the responses were negative, while just 17 percent were positive. (For Democrats, 35 percent were positive, while 37 percent were negative.) Among the most oft-mentioned phrases used to describe Republicans: bad/weak/negative (8 percent), uncompromising/need to work together (6 percent) and broken/disorganized/lost (6 percent). So, that happened.
* The poll tested the positive and negative ratings for 11 politicians or political institutions. The lowest rated in terms of the differential between positive and negative ratings was the Republican Party, with a 30 percent positive score and a 45 percent negative score. Of the five worst positive-to-negative ratios, Republicans claimed four of them. (The lone exception: Susan Rice with a 20 positive/24 percent net-negative score.)
* When asked who they trusted more in handling the fiscal cliff, 38 percent named President Obama while just 19 percent named House Speaker John Boehner and Republicans in Congress. (Fourteen percent said they trusted both equally, and another 28 percent said they trusted neither side.)
What those numbers make clear is that the Republican brand is badly damaged. It is regarded by too many people as an uncompromising relic of the past a party that lacks new ideas and is, therefore, forced to largely serve as a blockade to the other side. (Thats the biggest reason, by the way, why Republicans should be interested in compromising on the fiscal cliff. They gap between how Obama is regarded and how they are seen is enough to make going over the cliff a genuine political loser for them.)
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An ABC News-Washington Post poll released Tuesday indicted that nearly half of Americans approve of Obama's handling of the negotiations versus the quarter of respondents who approved of Boehner's.
At the same time, Obama's public opinion rating has reached about 54 percent in the Real Clear Politics polling average, above the level where it peaked in May 2011, when bin Laden was killed.


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Members of the Aspiring Mid-Career Professionals (AMP) at the Savannah River Site took to the streets to clean up a roadway near SRS as part of their commitment to the local community. AMP's Outreach Committee chose the Adopt-a-Highway program as one of its activities for the year, selecting a 2-mile stretch of road beginning just outside the SRS barricade. Seventeen volunteer members gathered and, after the distribution of reflective safety vests and protective gloves, filled 13 bags with the litter they found by the road. As adopter of this stretch of road, AMP will conduct pickup days twice a year. The stretch of Atomic Road was chosen because it's right at the site boundary and is what people first see as they approach the site. Savannah River Nuclear Solutions launched AMP in April of this year to provide mid-career professionals – those with five to twenty years of work experience – a forum for professional networking and opportunities for career growth and development. About the photos:Aspiring Mid-Career Professionals members receive cleanup tools, helpful materials, reflective vests and a safety briefing prior to beginning work. Savannah River Nuclear Solutions Aspiring Mid-Career Professionals members clear debris from Atomic Road near the Savannah River Site boundary.
Leigh Outten, Y-12 Legal intern, is something of a degree collector. She holds a bachelor's degree in mechanical engineering; two master's degrees from MIT — one in nuclear engineering, the other in technology and policy; and an MBA from a French school. Now she's in her third year of UT's law program. What does one do with such a wide array of degrees?
Outten said her dream is to work at the International Atomic Energy Agency, and she thinks the laws associated with the handling of nuclear materials are really interesting.
Thanks to the Y-12/UT Field Placement Program, a unique collaboration between Y-12 and the University of Tennessee College of Law, she was able to find a setting that puts each of her unique educational experiences to use.
Y-12 Lawyer Chuck Young, who's also an adjunct professor at UT's law school, says the program offers students experience with things they can't get elsewhere. A good example is the Federal Acquisition Regulation, a massive book governing the ways federal entities and often their contractors, like B&W Y-12, conduct their business and procurement operations. It details everything from how to plan for and solicit an acquisition to how the resultant bids are evaluated.
Young says he'd been practicing law for 15 years before coming to Y-12 and is still learning about the FAR. He also estimates that fewer than two dozen practicing attorneys in the Knoxville legal community understand them. He said that for a second-year law student to be exposed to things that some lawyers never encounter is a huge advantage.
The Field Placement Program is designed to give students a unique internship opportunity centered on the contractual, commercialization and compliance activities that take place at a federal site like Y-12. That includes work on numerous technology transfer initiatives, patent applications and other site-wide efforts to commercialize Y-12 innovations.
For Outten, the internship is an opportunity to work toward her IAEA dream. Young says the program not only gives law students experience in the federal complex, but Y-12 is putting more people out into the world who understand what we do, and that ultimately benefits NNSA as a whole.
About the photo:Y-12 lawyer Chuck Young discusses the Federal Acquisition Regulation with intern Leigh Outten
Y-12 recently collected thousands of individual items for Aid to Distressed Families of Appalachian Counties' annual school supply drive as part of the United Way Days of Caring drive. The total includes more than 230 boxes of crayons and markers, 320 notebooks, 300 glue sticks, and 220 packs of pens and pencils. Employees also donated more than $2,500.
After being counted and sorted on-site, the supplies were delivered to ADFAC, where they were made available to qualifying area students. The program has served more than 20,000 disadvantaged students since it began in 1989, including more than 1,900 K–12 students this year alone.
About the photo:From left to right: Y-12 employees Stacy DeMonbrun, Judy Allen, Stacy Cotton, Dana Davis, Becky Hook (ADFAC), Janie Hoard, Susan Beckham, Telesa Kaye Weaver, and John Fellers deliver school supplies to ADFAC. Photo by Scott Fraker
Pantex firefighters flush water from a fire hydrant at the Plant this week. Each of the 250 hydrants on the Plant are flushed and tested annually to ensure they function properly and flow enough water to provide fire protection capabilities at Pantex.
The Savannah River Tritium Enterprise took advantage of a recent multi-week outage to safely complete a complicated array of tasks. During the long-planned outage to start up the replacement to the Automated Reservoir Management System (ARMS), SRTE took advantage of the shut-down conditions to perform an assortment of needed upgrades, replacements and maintenance in the Tritium Facilities without impact to operations. Through careful attention, making use of a "War Room" approach that provided central coordination of all the tasks, SRTE personnel completed the complex ballet of simultaneous work with zero injuries.
SRTE's last injury requiring time away from work was back in 2008. That's more than four million safe work hours. The careful use of good radiological practices meant that the work was also completed without employees receiving any radiation dose and without allowing the escape of contamination. For one major task, which involved opening a glovebox designed to isolate contaminated items, a large containment hut was placed around the glovebox, which effectively controlled contamination. Employees made almost 300 entries into the hut, wearing plastic suits for protection against airborne exposure, receiving no dose. About the photo:Savannah River Nuclear Solutions President and CEO Dwayne Wilson congratulates Savannah River Tritium Enterprise employees on the safe completion of the ARMS Outage.
Members of the Savannah River Tritium Enterprise's Fire Protection department have taken their expertise out into the local community, joining with other members of the local Society of Fire Protection Engineers (SFPE) to install a new sprinkler system in the sleeping quarters of a local fire station. The Silver Bluff Volunteer Fire Department station in rural Aiken County, S.C., was destroyed by a tornado in 2009. One of the last steps in the long rebuilding effort was to design and install a new fire protection sprinkler system in the area where on-call firefighters sleep. The Central Savannah River Area (CSRA) chapter of SFPE adopted the project as one of their volunteer activities, and spent two Saturdays installing the new equipment.
The Silver Bluff Volunteer Fire Department is a 100 percent volunteer department that serves 4,000 people. The CSRA Chapter of SFPE includes fire protection engineers from the Savannah River Site contractors Savannah River Nuclear Solutions and Savannah River Remediation, as well as other engineering firms from the local area. About the photo:Don Shelley and Eric Johnson, both of SRNS Savannah River Tritium Enterprise, install a sprinkler system at the Silver Bluff Fire Station. Johnson is incoming president of the CSRA Chapter of the Society of Fire Protection Engineers.
Energy Secretary Ernest Moniz visited Los Alamos and Sandia national laboratories this week. While in Los Alamos, he visited LANL and the new biological laboratory built by the New Mexico Consortium to explore alternative fuel sources from algae and other plants. Secretary Moniz said that Los Alamos and all the DOE labs have a major role in addressing two key initiatives of the President. While at Sandia, Moniz held a meeting with labs staff and saw presentations from researchers showcasing Sandia technology in topics ranging from solar and photovoltaics, to energy and climate.
About the photos:(top) Dick Sayre, left, of Los Alamos National Laboratory's Bioscience Division and the New Mexico Consortium, briefs DOE Secretary Ernest Moniz, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology President Daniel Lopez, New Mexico Congressman Ben Ray Lujan and Laboratory Director Charlie McMillan Tuesday at the New Mexico Consortium biological laboratory.(bottom) Mark Taylor, Lead Developer for Numerical Analysis & Applications at Sandia, gives a presentation to Sandia President & Laboratories Director Paul Hommert, Albuquerque Mayor Richard Berry, New Mexico Congressman Ben Ray Lujan, DOE Secretary Ernest Moniz, and Jill Hruby, Vice President, Energy, Nonproliferation & High Consequence Security and the International, Homeland & Nuclear Security Mission).
DOE and NNSA employees still have the opportunity to participate in DOE's Feeds Families campaign. The deadline for the campaign has been extended through Friday, Sept. 6. The goal is to collect more than 212,000 pounds of non-perishable items.
Employees can drop off non-perishable items in boxes located throughout the Forrestal, Germantown and L'Enfant buildings or at field offices. Collected items will be donated to local food banks and distributed to those in need.


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Chris Tucker to Host BET Awards on June 30
Chris Tucker will host this year's BET Awards.
The network announced April 16 that the comedian-actor will host the show June 30 from the Nokia Theater L.A. Live.
Tucker is riding high off of his supporting role in the Oscar-nominated film "Silver Linings Playbook," which starred Jennifer Lawrence and Bradley Cooper. The 41-year-old is best known for starring in the "Rush Hour" film franchise opposite Jackie Chan.
He said in a statement that he's honored and "looking forward to being part of a really great show."
The BET Awards is part of three-day event the network is putting on that weekend dubbed "BET Experience at L.A. Live." It kicks off June 28 with a Beyonce concert. Other performers throughout the weekend include Kendrick Lamar, Miguel, The Jacksons and R. Kelly.
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First of all, I never got an opportunity to wish all the best to this board, and everyone on it, for a wonderful 2013.
Che, I got word you mentioned my name on this board, wondering about my take on Rondo. I don't know which thread it was on, so I'm taking the liberty of starting my own thread to respond. Actually, I'm just posting something I wrote on my own board. Granted, it was written before the Celtics lost Barbosa, but that really didn't affect my thinking on the matter. So here goes:
Juggling Chairs and Balls
Consequently, it really bothers me when I see any one Celtic player singled out as THE source of positives OR negatives associated with the team. With the Celtics, it's NEVER just one player. And that has never been more true than in the case of Rajon Rondo.
The current question making the rounds should not be whether the Celtics are better off with or without Rondo. The question should be whether the Celtics are better off with the type of play they're now employing—whatever mix of factors has brought it about. Clearly, the answer is yes. And I understand that there's a natural inclination to play the blame game.
But there's usually more than one factor involved in everything that happens to the Celtics. And more than one factor is affecting their new style of play. As BobH and others have noted, the defensive improvement began well before Rondo was lost for the season. I've been bellyaching all season long because the offense was so stagnant. Was that solely due to Rondo, or was there some reason beyond his control that made him pound the ball outside? Is Rondo responsible for motivating his teammates to move without the ball, move the ball, and space the floor well…or is that Doc's job? Should the players new to the team have made more of an effort to get into the swing of things, or were any such attempts hampered by the complexity of the defense and the aforementioned stagnation of the offense? You can bet your life that all of those factors, and others, played a role in a season that seemed to be going nowhere until Rondo (and, shortly thereafter, Sully) left the team.
So what has been responsible for the very quick turnaround in the past four games? Is it simply that they could be better off without Rondo? That's not the constructive way to look at it.
Have you ever played musical chairs? Every time a chair is removed, what happens? The remaining participants become more alert and anticipatory, and you can see them ready to pounce at any moment on the chairs that remain. They become increasingly invigorated by the adrenalin the diminishing number of chairs is blasting through their bodies. Things become more simplified, as there are increasingly fewer chairs on which to concentrate. Out of the corners of their eyes, they watch their opponents for any advantage on which they can capitalize.
Right now, the Celtics are both the victims and the beneficiaries of a game of—let's call it musical balls. They're all good athletes; they know how to play the game; and they have the capacity to play team ball—Celtics ball. But now, their immediate goals (or roles) have become magnified, simplified, and clarified. And guess what has happened. The ball game has changed, and there are now just as many musical balls as players, so they can forget about concentration on the scarcity of balls and play with the abandon and freedom associated with rewarding collaboration.
Yes, it happens that the loss of Rondo was arguably the most pervasive that could ever have been inflicted on this team. It wasn't that he unilaterally did a lot of hardheaded, bad things. I believe he tried very hard (and understandably became sporadically disillusioned about the lack of success). And, as he searched for ways to be a better leader, he got into some habits that proved counterproductive; and his teammates accorded him greater deference as the team became increasingly Rondo-centric. It turned out that he was both a victim and a partial cause of circumstances.
Ironically, it is the very magnitude of Rondo's loss that has ultimately resulted in better focus, motivation, anticipation, circling of the wagons, and readiness to capitalize on opportunities. And hopefully, it has driven home to Doc the fact that this is a virtual blueprint for the manner in which the game should be played in order for a team like this to succeed—with or without Rondo. And, when Rondo returns, and depending on how the musical chairs are arranged next season, here's hoping the lessons now being learned will continue to guide their play—with Rondo being the one who is asked to fit in as one of the team leaders rather than being given the independent mantle of lord of the manor.
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Since my camera is recording at 5.1 format, every time I drag footage into a sequence, it automatically creates 5.1 tracks. I'd like to avoid it and convert all the 5.1 tracks to a stereo track. How can this be done?
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Work with submixes
A submix is a track that combines audio signals routed to it from specific audio tracks or track sends in the same sequence. A submix is an intermediate step between audio tracks and the master track. Submixes are useful if you want to work with a number of audio tracks in the same way. For example, you can use a submix to apply identical audio and effect settings to three tracks of a five-track sequence. Submixes can help make the best use of your computer's processing power by allowing you to apply one instance of an effect instead of multiple instances.
Like audio tracks that contain clips, submixes can be mono, stereo, or 5.1 surround. Submixes appear as fully functional tracks in both the Audio Mixer and a Timeline panel—you can edit submix track properties just as you edit a track containing audio clips. However, submixes are different from audio tracks in the following ways:
Create a submix in a Timeline panel
Simultaneously create a submix and assign a send
Route a track's output to a submix
Route tracks with sends
Each track contains five sends, located in the Effects And Sends panel in the Audio Mixer. Sends are often used to route a track's signal to a submix track for effects processing. The submix can return the processed signal to the mix by routing it to the master track, or it can route the signal to another submix. A send includes a level knob that controls the ratio of the send track volume to the submix volume. This value is called the wet/dry ratio, with "wet" referring to the effects-processed submix signal and "dry" referring to the signal from the send track. A wet/dry ratio of 100% indicates that the wet signal is output at full strength. The submix volume affects the wet signal, and the send track's volume affects the dry signal.
A send can be applied pre-fader or post-fader, and the outcome is that the track audio is sent either before or after the track's volume fader is applied. With a pre-fader send, adjusting the track fader doesn't affect the output level from the send. A post-fader send maintains the wet/dry ratio, fading the wet and dry signals simultaneously as you adjust the send track's volume.
Note: You cannot assign a track send to the Master track in a 16-channel sequence.
Send a track to a submix
Edit Send settings
Work with sends
Downmixing to fewer channels
Whenever you route track output to a track or device with fewer channels, Premiere Pro must downmix the audio to the number of channels in the destination track. Downmixing is often practical or necessary because a sequence's audio may be played back on audio gear supporting fewer audio channels than the original mix. For example, you might create a DVD with 5.1 surround audio, but some customers may use speaker systems or televisions that support only stereo (2 channels) or mono (1 channel). However, downmixing can also occur in a project when you assign track output to a track that has fewer channels. Premiere Pro provides a 5.1 Mixdown Type option that lets you choose how to translate 5.1 surround audio into stereo or mono audio. You can choose from various combinations of Front channels, Rear channels, and the LFE (low-frequency effects, or subwoofer) channel.
Change 5.1 audio to stereo or mono
Note: To preserve the integrity of left/right channel assignments, you can avoid using downmix options that include the LFE channel.
Routing track output
By default, track output is routed to the master track. You can also route the complete track signal to a submix track or master track by using the Track Output Assignment menu at the bottom of each track in the Audio Mixer. The output signal contains all properties specified for that track, including automation, effects, pan/balance, solo/mute, and fader settings. In the Audio Mixer, all submixes are grouped to the right of all audio tracks. You can output a track to any submix, but to prevent feedback loops, Premiere Pro allows a submix to be routed only to a submix to the right of it, or to the master track. The output menu lists only the tracks that follow these rules.
Note: It's possible to create a send/return arrangement with an effects submix.
Route or turn off track output
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Handy RV Garage Plan with Loft
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The Mickey Mouse Club
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Summary:A half-hour version of the 1950's "Mickey Mouse Club" series designed for children eight to 12 years old. The new club follows the pattern of the original, featuring a cast of children who act, sing and dance. Each day features a separate theme as well as dramatic serials. One unique aspect of the series is that viewers are able to participate in some of the show's segments and activities by calling a toll-free 800 number. Viewers can use the number to take part in games, interview guest stars and vote in polls.


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Guest Post: All-Time NBA Artisan Rushmore
Miles Wray writes a column for McSweeney's Internet Tendency called "Reviews of Self-Help Books by Professional Athletes" and is a staff writer at Ian Levy's Hickory-High. He lives in Seattle but just moved there so no hard feelings about the Sonics. In this post, he takes on his artisanal Mount Rushmore… with a basketball twist. Continue Reading


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Pittsburgh, PA (Sports Network) - Tray Woodall scored a game-high 24 points as
he helped guide the Pittsburgh Panthers to a convincing 66-45 win over the
Duquesne Dukes at CONSOL Energy Center.
Woodall made 5-of-8 from three-point range, adding five rebounds for the
Panthers (8-1). Lamar Patterson scored 13 points and Steven Adams contributed
eight points and 14 rebounds in the victory.
The Dukes (4-4) were paced by Sean Johnson who scored 13 points but shot only
4-of-13 from the floor as the team had a three-game win streak snapped.
Pittsburgh made 5-of-10 from beyond the arc while holding the Dukes to a mere
2-of-12 from three-point range, giving the Panthers a 29-17 lead at
Duquesne made some progress in the second half hitting 33.3 percent from the
floor, but the Panthers were 56 percent from the field, including 4-of-7 from
long range to capture the double-digit win.
Pittsburgh dominated the glass, 49-33, and held the Dukes to only 31.6 percent
shooting from the field on the night.
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Water Availability Certificate
Client Assistance Memo 1201
Property owners who are constructing a new home or building, or renovating an existing facility to use for a new purpose, will most likely need a water availability certificate. The City of Seattle must make sure adequate water flow and pressure is available for the new and existing properties in the area. The water availability certificate shows fireflow information for a nearby tested or modeled hydrant, if there is one, but does not determine whether the fireflow is adequate. That decision is up to the Seattle Fire Department.
A water availability certificate is required for most development projects in Seattle, Shoreline and unincorporated King County. A water availability certificate may be issued during the Master Use Permit process or during the Building Permit process.
Property owners may request a water availability certificate, before applying for a permit, to learn if there is adequate water service for a proposed project. A water availability certificate already on file may need to be reissued if the building plans change prior to the Certificate of Occupancy being issued or if the water availability certificate has expired due to elapsed time.
Projects Subject to a Water Review
- Any project requiring a change in water service.
- Any project that moves, removes or creates property lines.
- Any project requiring a building or land use permit.
- Water availability inquiries.
Not all projects require a water availability certificate. The Seattle Department of Construction & Inspections (SDCI) or SPU will determine whether a water availability certificate is required based upon project parameters. In some cases, SDCI will issue a water availability approval without requiring a water availability certificate from SPU.
Purpose of the Water Availability Certificate
SPU wants to ensure that:
- An adequate water supply to service each new development project exists.
- New development projects will not have a negative impact on the existing water supply or other SPU customers.
- New development projects will utilize their water service in a manner consistent with approved water usage regulations.
Regulation of Water Services
Seattle Municipal Code (SMC) outlines water rates and regulations in SMC Chapter 21.04. The State of Washington defines basic regulatory requirements to protect the health of consumers using public drinking water supplies in Water Availability Certificate Chapter 246-290.
Information Provided by the Property Owner
Property owners in Seattle can apply for a water availability certificate through SDCI's permit process. SDCI will pass on the water availability certificate information to SPU and request the certificate on your behalf. Property owners in Shoreline and unincorporated King County must apply for a water availability certificate directly from SPU.
Property owners applying for a water availability certificate should provide the following:
- A completed water availability certificate request form (doc).
- A site plan clearly showing what is to be done with the property.
- A description of the project, to be written on the request form.
- The address of the project, to be written on the request form.
- Legal description of the property or the property's tax ID number, either written on the request form or shown clearly on the site plan.
- Location, size and type of new water service(s) shown clearly on the site plan.
- Site plan or civil drawing must show existing water service(s) (size, type and location), and proposed water services (size, type and location).
Responsibilities of the Property Owner
- The property owner is responsible for providing clear and accurate information to the City of Seattle in a timely manner, outlining the applicant's water usage requirements.
- Assure that the water service requested is sufficient to meet all Seattle Fire Department standards for the property. For example, fire sprinkler systems require a separate or larger water service.
- Hydraulic flow data may be required.
Before Buying a Property for Development
Before purchasing property for development in Seattle or in an SPU service area, verify that water service is available for the project. SPU can issue a water availability inquiry even before the property is purchased.
If a private water service line must pass through a neighboring property, a recorded easement is required prior to ordering a new water service line. If an easement is not obtained, then water is unavailable.
Reduce Delays
- Do not assume that each property has access to water. Just because other properties in a neighborhood have water does not mean that water service is available to your property. In some cases, the customer might have to make significant improvements to the existing infrastructure to obtain additional service.
- Changes to a project after a water availability certificate is issued can result in delays or additional costs to your project. Check with the DSO project lead to determine whether project changes will affect your water service.
- Request a water availability certificate even if a project requires an increased amount of water usage. Property owners need to verify that SPU can provide the increased volume of water to that site.
- Notify SPU when an extra water service is required. For example, a separate or larger water service is required for a fire sprinkler system.
- Do not locate water services in driveways or within five feet of trees.
- Development Services Office - (206) 684-3333
Useful Links
- Water availability certificate request form (docx)
- Water service application & agreement form (pdf)
- Water Service Standard Charges
- Tap and connection fees (pdf)
- Backflow Prevention Requirements
- Cross Connection Control
- Developer Installed Water Main Projects
- Information for Design Engineers
- Information for Developer's Contractor
- Information for Developers / Property Owners
- Saving Water Partnership
- Water Conservation
Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) supplies water to 1.3 million people in the region. Nearly all this water is from the 90,000-acre Cedar River Watershed and the 13,300-acre South Fork Tolt River Watershed in eastern King County. Our goal is to provide a reliable source of high quality drinking water, while protecting the environmental resources of our watersheds.
Legal Disclaimer
This Client Assistance Memo (CAM) should not be used as a substitute for codes and regulations. The applicant is responsible for compliance with all code and rule requirements, whether or not described in this CAM.


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Judge spares wealthy DuPont jail for raping his 3-year-old girl
Newscast Media DOVER—Criminal justice officials are still reeling from a ruling issued
by a Delaware judge, whose decision brings into question whether there are two tiers
of the justice system in America.
What is most revealing about the verdict, is its confirmation that the privileged have
a different justice system from the poor. Robert Richards IV, the great-grandson of family
patriarch Irenee DuPont, was convicted of raping his 3-year-old daughter, but was given
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Richards, who is unemployed and supported by a family trust fund, owns a
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Iowans Contributing To Cyclone Success
By Michael DeBates, Iowa State Athletics Communications
For native Iowans, playing at Iowa State is about more than just playing college football at the highest level. It's about pride. It's about playing for something bigger than you. It's about stepping on the field on Saturdays, knowing that everyone in your local community has their eyes on you. Not only are you representing your university when you put on your team's colors, you're representing your hometown and the area you grew up in.
Fourty-eight players on Iowa State's 2013 roster hail from the state of Iowa. Several of those homegrown Cyclones have played integral roles throughout their careers in helping the ISU program get to where it's at today. Iowans like punter Kirby Van Der Kamp and running back Jeff Woody both know the importance of what it means to put on the cardinal and gold every Saturday.
"This place is trending upward fast," Woody said. "As an Iowa native, we take pride in having that blue collar mentality. We're a very tight knit family and being able to be a part of that is special. The Iowa public is starting to get behind us, picking up a lot of momentum and positive support."
Woody, a native of Pleasant Hill, Iowa, has played a major role in the ISU backfield since 2010, playing in 39 games. He scored arguably the biggest touchdown ever at Iowa State in 2011 when he reached the endzone from four-yards out in double overtime to knock off No. 2 Oklahoma State.
With fan support at an all-time high, it makes playing for Iowa State that much more special for the team's Iowa natives.
"It's awesome to see all the support we have and to know that I've been a part of all of this," Van Der Kamp said. "They see what we've been doing and support us in every way possible."
Van Der Kamp has been a household name for the Cyclones since his freshman season in 2010 when he earned first-team freshman All-America honors from Rivals.com. The West Des Moines native's 42.8 yard career punting average is No. 2 in school history. He was a semifinalist for the Ray Guy Award in 2012 and was named to the watch list again this season.
Ames native Cory Morrissey, a junior college transfer from Iowa Western, has a different connection with the fans that pack Jack Trice Stadium every Saturday. He grew up an Iowa State fan and was a regular at home games when he was younger.
"The fan support means everything to all of us, especially when you walk into Jack Trice and its completely packed even on the hill sides," Morrissey, who graduated from Gilbert High School, said. "As a player from Ames, it means even more because you remember back when you were one of those fans in the stands awe struck thinking to yourself, 'man I hope that's me someday.'"
Morrissey heads into his second year of eligibility as one of the bright spots on the defensive side of the ball. He started his first career game Aug. 31 against UNI. In his first career game in 2012 against Tulsa, Morrissey impressed, registering a forced fumble and two tackles for a loss.
Another aspect that makes playing for Iowa State special for its instate players, is the fact that their parents and family have the opportunity to support them every Saturday at Jack Trice Stadium. Each player is allotted four tickets for each home game and they will almost always go to family members.
"It means everything to me that my family can be at every game," senior guard Ethan Tuftee said. "I can count on one hand the number of times I've given tickets to someone other than family. Anytime I have to try to find more tickets that teammates aren't using it makes me happy to know I have so much support. A lot of the other guys on the team feel the same way. It's a really good feeling to have your family at the game."
Tuftee, a Davenport, Iowa native, has made 23 career starts for the Cyclones, good for No. 3 among active players on this year's roster. He has been in Ames since the beginning of the Paul Rhoads era.
"It's been great to be a part of everything we've been doing here at Iowa State," Tuftee said. "I came on my visit here and really liked it. The visit definitely broadened my horizons. I remember the early days and it has been good to kind of change the tides a little bit."
Homegrown Iowa talent has been something that has played a major role in helping Rhoads build Iowa State into the program it is today. They've been a key cog in Rhoads' success and will undoubtedly remain very important in the program's future.