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Uncommon uprising
Education | A math problem sparked a statewide revolt against new public education standards in Indiana. And that revolt against Common Core has now gone national
"Uncommon uprising" Continued...
Two years ago in September, Heather Crossin's 8-year-old daughter Lucy came home from her Catholic school in Indianapolis with a math problem that seemed unusual.
"Bridge A is 407 feet long. Bridge B is 448 feet long," the problem read. "Which bridge is longer? How do you know?"
"Bridge B is longer," Crossin's daughter had written. "I found this out by just looking at the number and seeing that 448 is greater than 407."
The youngster's answer was mostly wrong: According to her new textbook, enVisionMATH Common Core, she was supposed to compare the hundreds column, the tens column, and the ones column individually. The teacher gave her one point out of three.
"To me that was a reasonable answer for a third-grader," says Crossin, 47, who complained to the school principal, along with other parents, about unfamiliar teaching techniques in the new math books. The principal said the school had no choice but to use them—the books were aligned with Common Core, a new set of mathematics and English language arts standards Indiana had recently adopted. The new standards would be reflected in state assessment tests many private-school students had to take.
That marked Crossin's introduction to the Common Core State Standards, a uniform set of K-12 education standards 45 states have adopted. Ever since, Crossin and another mom from her school have led a grassroots fight against the standards in Indiana. This year they achieved a temporary victory when the state decided to pause Common Core adoption. Across the country, activists like Crossin have sparked state-by-state revolts against Common Core, threatening to cripple a broad movement toward universal education standards advocates say will improve American classrooms.
Although an August PDK-Gallup poll found two out of three Americans have never heard of Common Core, the debate has grown hot: Proponents and opponents accuse one another of misinformation or lying. Because Common Core is poised to transform statewide and nationwide assessment tests, public schools, private schools, and even homeschoolers will feel the impact.
The problem: American students lag internationally in math and reading skills, ranking 25th and 14th, respectively. The 2011 National Assessment of Educational Progress found that only 35 percent of eighth-graders performed at grade level or higher in math, and 34 percent did so in English.
The new standards are supposed to boost K-12 academics and produce college-ready graduates. Common Core standards are not curriculum: They don't dictate what textbooks or resources teachers must use. Instead, they outline what students should know at each grade level.
For example, the Common Core math standards say third-grade students should be able to "fluently add and subtract within 1,000 using strategies and algorithms based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction." The English standards say they should "recount stories, including fables, folktales, and myths from diverse cultures; determine the central message, lesson, or moral and explain how it is conveyed through key details in the text."
High-school students should "prove theorems about triangles" and "demonstrate knowledge of ... foundational works of American literature," among numerous other requirements for geometry, algebra, literature, reading comprehension, and writing. (Common Core does not cover science or history.)
Parents like Heather Crossin say the standards teach "fuzzy math" and conceptual techniques that confuse their children. One prominent mathematician has complained the standards don't require students to learn algebra by eighth grade. Another, James Milgram, a member of the Core's math validation committee, refused to sign off on the standards, saying they "reflect very low expectations."
Others say the Core's new emphasis on "informational texts," or nonfiction works, means teachers must assign fewer classics like Treasure Island. They warn Common Core's suggested reading list for high-school students includes The Bluest Eye, an arguably pornographic 1970 novel by Toni Morrison.
Common Core criticism isn't universal, though. Top proponents include the Thomas B. Fordham Institute, a conservative education think tank, and former Florida governor Jeb Bush. Both support school-choice reforms like charter schools and vouchers for low-income students.
"They're not perfect, but they're miles better than what most states had," Michael Petrilli, the executive vice president of Fordham, says of the new standards. "We have studied state standards for 15 years. ... Over time they weren't getting any better." When Fordham analyzed Common Core, it determined the standards were superior to those in three-quarters of the states. "Even the opponents of the Common Core will admit that."
In spite of the concerns some parents and experts have with Common Core addition and algebra, 15 member societies of the Washington, D.C.–based Conference Board of the Mathematical Sciences have endorsed the new math standards.
And the English standard's "informational texts" include important writings like the Declaration of Independence and Abraham Lincoln's second inaugural address. Alongside Morrison and Ernest Hemingway, the suggested reading list still includes classical authors like Jane Austen and Shakespeare, in addition to newer works like David McCullough's 1776.
Andrew Jones, an English teacher at a Christian school in Valparaiso, Ind., says there are good and bad elements in Common Core English (he'd edit the reading list). But, he said by email, "In a world that is telling kids that they make their own meaning, it's encouraging to see Core standards encouraging methods like, 'Cite strong and thorough textual evidence to support analysis of what the text says.'"
Lane Walker, an evangelical who teaches math at a suburban public high school near St. Louis, thinks Common Core's focus on conceptual thinking is urgently needed. "There's a huge difference between getting kids to memorize a formula and getting them to understand a formula," she said. If kids learn a formula—such as cross multiplication—without intuitively understanding why it works, they'll misuse it later and struggle to apply it to real job situations, she said. Students don't all think alike, so they need to hear different ways of solving the same problem.
Two private associations began writing the Core standards in 2009. (They were the National Governors Association, representing governors from across the United States, and the Council of Chief State School Officers, representing state education chiefs.) The effort involved dozens of teachers and experts in math, English, and international testing. Feedback during the drafting involved comments from over 10,000 stakeholders, including teachers and parents.
It would seem state education officials thought the drafts were looking good: While experts wrote the Core standards in 2009, 48 states and the District of Columbia signed on, agreeing to adopt them. The final standards were released in June 2010.
Critics say the state enthusiasm wasn't about education: President Obama's 2009 stimulus package contained $4.35 billion in funding through his Race to the Top education program for states that adopted common standards. Since only Common Core standards met the guidelines, states had the choice of adopting them or forfeiting millions of dollars.
As many conservatives see it, the financial carrot allowed the federal government to hijack Common Core.
"The federal government took those standards that were written by these two private organizations and imposed them on the states through the power of the purse," says Jane Robbins, a senior fellow at the American Principles Project, a conservative policy group. Federal involvement in education violates the Constitution because it shifts control away from states and local districts, she says.
"If a parent or a teacher in Georgia doesn't like what they're doing with geometry … there will be no one to call in the state of Georgia to complain about it … because no one in Georgia will have the power to change it."
The Obama administration's involvement has so tainted Common Core for many conservatives that in April the Republican National Committee passed a resolution condemning Common Core as "an inappropriate overreach to standardize and control the education of our children."
In addition, critics allege Core advocates are motivated by money from the co-founder of Microsoft. According to its website, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has contributed $5.8 million in grants to the Fordham Institute since 2003, including an October 2009 grant "to review the common core standards and develop supportive materials." The Gates Foundation is also a financial contributor to Jeb Bush's Florida organization, the Foundation for Excellence in Education, another Common Core advocate. In all, the Gates Foundation has invested about $150 million in grants promoting Common Core, according to a tally by a Washington Post reporter.
A spokeswoman for the Gates Foundation, Deborah Veney Robinson, said she couldn't confirm the $150 million figure since the foundation doesn't track grants by specific topics. She said the foundation supports Common Core because it wants a more level playing field across the states, so kids from disadvantaged backgrounds have high expectations to aim for, and so kids who move from one state to another during a school year don't encounter vastly different standards.
Indiana's former governor and former education chief, Republicans Mitch Daniels and Tony Bennett, were school-choice heroes. Under their watch, Indiana limited collective bargaining for teachers, expanded charters, revamped teacher and school evaluations, and gave away private-school vouchers to low-income students.
Daniels and Bennett liked Common Core, too. Indiana joined the effort to create the Core standards in mid-2009, and the State Board of Education voted a year later to begin adopting them. The state counts itself the first in the nation to align its teacher preparation standards with Common Core.
Heather Crossin didn't hear about the new standards until her daughter brought home the math problem in 2011. She contacted state Sen. Scott Schneider, a Republican on the Senate education committee, but he also knew little about them. Today Schneider says, "Out of 150 legislators … in the statehouse in Indiana, there were very few that actually knew what Common Core was." Exercising its legal authority, the education board had ushered in the new standards alone and begun implementation.
"Nobody was talking about it," says Crossin. Appalled, she and another parent, Erin Tuttle, went to work, spreading information to friends and Tea Party leaders, and appearing on an Indianapolis radio show. Meanwhile, Schneider introduced a bill to the 2012 legislative session that would have banned Common Core. With Daniels and Bennett opposing it, the measure died.
But it was an election year. As Bennett campaigned, he found himself awkwardly defending his advocacy of Common Core at Indiana Tea Party meetings, while his challenger, Democrat Glenda Ritz, told parents she wanted to pause Core adoption.
When voters went to the polls that November, they sent Bennett packing in a widely watched upset. Schneider and others say Bennett's position on Common Core was a key factor in his loss.
This year, when Schneider introduced a bill to pause adoption of Common Core, the Indiana General Assembly gave its approval. The state's new governor, Republican Mike Pence, signed the bill in May.
The bill's passage came even after the pro-Core (and Gates-funded) education group Stand for Children reportedly paid around $90,000 on Indiana TV and radio ads to oppose the bill.
Crossin and Tuttle, on the other hand, didn't solicit funds and paid for their own gas when they traveled. "We're just citizen activists," Crossin says. "We care about our children's education and their futures. … We feel like parents have been left out of the decision-making process entirely."
Indiana's new law puts Core implementation on hold while a legislative study committee compares Core standards with the state's existing ones. (Incidentally, Indiana was one of just two states with English standards Fordham found to be superior to Common Core.) The law also requires an analysis of the cost to implement the new standards. The 11-member education board (with a few fresh Pence appointments) must make a final decision on the standards by next July.
The law marks a pause, not a ban, and some think Indiana will ultimately keep the Core standards. Dena Cushenberry, the superintendent of the Metropolitan School District of Warren Township on the east side of Indianapolis, believes it's too late to turn around now, after districts like hers have already purchased new curriculum. "The work has already started, and so a pause is very concerning to us," she says. "We've already started providing professional development to our teachers to teach differently."
The grassroots uproar in Indiana is paralleled elsewhere. Activists are pushing back against Common Core in Iowa, Michigan, Pennsylvania, Florida, Alabama, Kansas, Utah, Colorado, and other states. Groups like the American Principles Project (APP) have provided them with some national coordination and assistance, keeping in touch through a private email list. (Other policy organizations opposing Common Core include The Heritage Foundation and The Heartland Institute.)
For now, state involvement in two groups developing K-12 Core-aligned assessment tests is a good gauge of how deep Common Core skepticism is flowing. In July, Pence announced Indiana would withdraw from an assessment consortium known as PARCC. Georgia and Pennsylvania have also withdrawn, and Florida has signaled it may do so. (Alabama and Utah have withdrawn from the second consortium, known as Smarter Balanced.) As of mid-September, just 17 states, plus the District of Columbia, remained committed to PARCC. If the number drops below 15, the consortium will lose federal funding, dealing a major blow to the effort to develop uniform assessment tests.
Robbins of the APP says proponents of Common Core "did not anticipate there would ever be this pushback."


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With the UFC's official confirmation of a lightweight preliminary-card bout between newcomer Tommy Hayden (8-0 MMA, 0-0 UFC) and Fabricio Camoes (13-6-1 MMA, 0-1-1 UFC), the fight card for Friday's UFC on FX 1 event is complete with 11 bouts.
MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) reported the Harden vs. Camoes fight earlier today.
UFC on FX 1 takes place at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville, Tenn.
The main card airs on FX, and the prelims
air on FUEL TV.
UFC on FX 1 also airs internationally a variety of broadcast outlets.
In addition to the lightweight headliner of Melvin Guillard vs. Jim Miller, main-card bouts include the
likes of welterweights Duane "Bang" Ludwig vs. Josh Neer, bantamweights
Mike Easton vs. Jared Papazian, and heavyweights Pat Barry vs. Christian
Morecraft. The prelims air at 6 p.m. ET (3 p.m. PT) on FUEL TV, and FX
airs the main card at 9 p.m. ET (6 p.m. PT).
The official UFC on FX 1 card now includes:
- Melvin Guillard vs. Jim Miller
- Duane "Bang" Ludwig vs. Josh Neer
- Mike Easton vs. Jared Papazian
- Pat Barry vs. Christian Morecraft
- Jorge Rivera vs. Eric Schafer
- Khabib Nurmagomedov vs. Kamal Shalorus
- Charlie Brenneman vs. Daniel Roberts
- Fabricio Camoes vs. Tommy Hayden
- Daniel Pineda vs. Pat Schilling
- Nick Denis vs. Joseph Sandoval
For more on the UFC on FX 1 event, stay tuned to the UFC Rumors section of the site.
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May 25, 2016
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ATLANTA (AP) -- State lawmakers in Georgia face a busy final day.
By law, the General Assembly meets for a 40-day annual session. The final day Thursday is called Sine Die, which means adjourning without setting a date to return.
Lawmakers typically face a daylong series of votes that continue in a chaotic rush until the clock strikes midnight. Any bills not approved by the House and Senate by Thursday automatically fail for the year. Lawmakers can pursue those proposals again next year.
State lawmakers have been discussing whether to restrict lobbyist spending, loosen gun laws and still need to pass the state budget.
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Country icon Dolly Parton has channeled her inner hip-hop star to spit some rhymes for rapper-turned-talk show host Queen Latifah.
The singer wore a fitted mini dress and donned gold chains and a blonde afro wig for a taped appearance on "The Queen Latifah Show," and shocked fans by sharing lyrics which paid tribute to her famous cleavage.
She rapped, "Now I don't hip and I don't hop, I'd black both eyes with this big top, I know the Queen has got 'em too but she don't work 'em like I do."
Parton also name-checked her godchild, "Wrecking Ball" hitmaker Miley Cyrus, in the song, adding, "Hey Miley, I got your wrecking balls right here."
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Store clerk charged with selling alcohol to minor
Published: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 4:13 p.m.
Last Modified: Tuesday, March 26, 2013 at 4:13 p.m.
A convenience store clerk was arrested Monday, accused of selling a six-pack of beer to an underage customer.
Ashwinkuma Patel, 29, was arrested at a BP Station at 11035 W. State Road 40. The arrest was part of Operation Dry Spring, a Marion County Sheriff's Office initiative to keep alcohol from the under-aged during spring break.
Patel was booked into the Marion County Jail on one count of selling alcohol to a person under 21. He was being held at the jail Tuesday afternoon in lieu of a $500 bond.
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December 09, 2010
Many of you heard it here
first, as KOHO Radio first broke news of a new viral marketing rap video promoting Leavenworth. The city's
unofficial nutcracker mascot, Woody Goomsba, is at it again. The views on Youtube started ticking up almost
immediately, and by press time were well over 50,000.
Featuring scantily dirndled dancers
and a bevy of shots of fun in and around the Bavarian village, the video has generated a storm of comments, both
online and around town.
We sent reporter Isaac Kaplan-Woolner to ask Leavenworth City
Council member what they thought of the "Gitcha Goomsba Up" online rap video, paid for by Leavenworth
Area Promotions (LAP) dollars. Councilwoman Farivar and Councilman Lak felt the video misrepresents Leavenworth
and gives a bad impression, perhaps even alienting some visitors. Councilman Molohon said he loved the video from
its inception, and sees advertising to younger viewers as crucial to Leavenworth's future.
/> And of course, love it or hate it, you can find a link to that Woody Goomsba rap video
href="http://www.youtube.com/woodythenutcracker">here. It was produced by Wenatchee company Howell At The
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1956 Ford F-100 - The Three Armando'sWritten by on December 1, 2012 Armando Torres Jr.'s '56 F-100
When it comes to building a project, everyone has his or her limits. For example paint and body, upholstery, and internal transmission repair always twist my brain into knots. That does not mean I shy away from such tasks, but rather I like to find the people who can help me finish the project at hand. Normally someone else's downfall is another's strength; it's up to you to find that person who can help.
One day Armando Jr. received a call from a painter friend of his Joe Lopez of Lopez Enterprises in Hemet, California, who just finished painting a '56 Ford F-100 for one of his customers. The truck was in nice shape and Armando Jr. fell in love with it at first sight. For some reason, the truck's owner lost interest in the pickup and jokingly said it was for sale. Armando Jr. looked it over thoroughly and decided to purchase the Ford as a project for his son Armando and himself to work on together.
Armando Jr., along with his father (Armando Sr.), young son (Armando), and brother George Torres all work together at Armando's Upholstery, also in Hemet. Armando looked at the '56, and since the paint looked great all it really needed was an interior. When he received the truck, Armando chose to have the shop next door, Rigid Customs, take a look at the suspension and the shop owner suggested that they fix a few things on the chassis.
The chassis was in working order, but Armando wanted to take the '56 to the next level. He ordered a set of CPP 11-inch disc brakes for the front Volare clip and rear 9-inch housing along with new shocks and steering. The previous owner installed a Ford 302 small-block from an '88 Mustang backed by an AOD transmission with a TCI 1,800 stall converter.
The previous owner also had the hood pancaked, shaved the driprails, smoothed the door jams, smoothed the running boards, chopped the bumpers and moved them closer to the body. The dash was also smoothed and a steel Chevy truck bed was installed instead of wood. Everywhere I looked on Armando Jr.'s pickup I could see slight changes from a stock F-100. After all the small details were worked out, Armando Jr.'s son was out of school and wanted to help finish the upholstery. So with the added help, Armando Jr. got to work on the seat and the entire one-off custom panels that he wanted to add.
Armando Jr. wanted to go the extra step with this truck since it was an opportunity to show the public what he was capable of. He started with a '92 Chevy truck seat, but as you can tell it looks nothing like the stock form. The seat was reworked and a combination of cork and black leather was used to wrap the seat. The lower dash was also wrapped in leather along with the custom kick panels that house Pioneer 6½-inch speakers. The dash was finished off with a custom set of Auto Meter gauges and Vintage Air A/C controls.
Armando Torres Jr.
Hemet, California
1956 Ford F-100
Frame: stock
Modifications: boxed / C-notch
Rearend / Ratio: Ford 9-inch / 3:77
Rear suspension: CPP lowering springs
Rear brakes: CPP 11-inch disc
Front suspension: Volare front clip
Front brakes: CPP 11-inch disc
Steering box: Volare
Front wheels: Coy 20x8
Rear wheels: Coy 20x8½
Front tires: Nitto
Rear tires: Nitto
Gas tank: CPP under bed
Engine: Ford 302 '88 Mustang
Heads: stock
Valve covers: aluminum
Manifold: Edelbrock
Ignition: MSD
Headers: RCP
Exhaust / Mufflers: 2½-inch / Magnaflow
Transmission: AOD
Modifications: shift kit TCI 1,800 stall
Shifter: ididit
Style: F-100
Fenders front: shaved
Hood: pancaked
Grille: stock
Bed: Chevy steel
Bodywork and paint by: Joe Lopez of Lopez Enterprises
Paint type / Color: PPG / black
Headlights / Taillights: stock
Outside mirrors: shaved
Bumpers: stock modified to fit closer to body
Dashboard: shaved
Gauges: Auto Meter
Air conditioning: Vintage Air
Stereo: Clarion
Steering wheel: ididit
Steering column: ididit
Seats: '92 Chevy truck reworked by owner
Upholstery by: Armando's Upholstery
Material / Color: leather / cork and black
Carpet: black


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May 31, 2016
LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- U.S. Sen. Carl Levin's decision to not seek re-election gives candidates a once-in-a-career opportunity and the Michigan GOP a chance to prove it can win a Senate election.
Democrats are left to keep a seat that hasn't been closely contested since the Detroit Tigers won the World Series in 1984. The early focus is on the state's congressional delegation, where at least four members are considered possible candidates. Republicans Justin Amash, Dave Camp and Mike Rogers are being mentioned along with Democrat Gary Peters.
Former Republican Secretary of State Terri Lynn Land told The Associated Press Friday she's weighing a run, but has made no decision. Republican Rep. Candice Miller isn't running for Senate. Another Republican to rule it out is 2012 Senate candidate and charter schools founder Clark Durant.
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is there any way to restrict Users/Groups Login to a specified IP? I didn't find anything in the docs nor this Forum.
I only found the global zimbraWebClientLoginURLAllowedIP Attribute, but this seems not to work. (I tried setting up via zmprof mcf and admin Console, but i'm still able to log in from other IPs)
THX for your Help!
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Improving Governance of Natural Resources in the Periphery of National Park W in Benin
Improved livelihood security of poor communities neighbouring National Park W and sustainable and decentralised governance of natural resources
Background and activities
This sub-project focuses on the economic potential and management of W National Park. It is a transboundary park shared by Niger, Benin and Burkina Faso and is located on the W-shaped part of the Niger River. The area found in Benin measures 563,280ha.
The W National Park is currently experiencing biodiversity loss largely due to unsustainable natural resource extraction. The Park's management plan needs to be updated and does not currently cover the entire periphery. At least 200,000 people live in and around the Park and there is persistent conflict between herders, local farmers and park managers.
Although there are several community hunting zones in the buffer area surrounding the Park, food and economic security is still lacking in these communities. Natural resource use is highly regulated by authorities and there is no decentralised mechanism in place for overall governance of the Park. Improved management regimes and income generating options would therefore help in alleviating poverty and other livelihood stresses.
The main goals of this sub-project are to decentralise decision-making structures and increase economic opportunities for local communities. This will allow them have a greater voice through participatory natural resource management and feel the benefits of conservation.
IUCN and its partners will sensitise communities to these issues by leading workshops, providing active communication tools, and assisting in other activities aimed at facilitating dialogue and collaborative management of natural resources by farmers and other stakeholders in the buffer and transition areas of the Park.
This sub-project will also implement initiatives to develop eco-tourism ventures and improve farming practices of local communities. This increase in food and economic security will allow for reduced pressure on the Park's natural resources and promote livelihoods in the area.
Functioning decentralised and participatory mechanisms for natural resource management will be put in place and conflict over natural resource use between community members and authorities will be alleviated .
With help from its partners in Benin, IUCN will enhance the capacities of local officials and communities to manage natural resources and engage in transparent and participatory governance of natural resources.
As a result of eco-tourism development and implementation of sustainable farming practices, communities will have improved access to sustainable livelihood options and income generation.
IUCN- PACO provides technical support, guidance and leads monitoring and evaluation processes.
Benin-based organisations include:
The National Centre for Wildlife Management (or Centre National de Gestion des Réserves de la Faune - CENAGREF) is the main local technical assistant for this sub-project.
The Association of Civil Communities in the Protected Areas of the W National Park and the Séri Zone (Association des Communes Riveraines aux Aires Protégées du Parc W et de la Zone de Séri - ACRAP/WS) are in charge of community training and promoting multi-level communication between farmers and other stakeholders.
Village Associations for the Management of Wildlife Reserves (or Associations Villageoise de Gestion des Reserves de Faune -AVIGREF) are targets for capacity building and the development of effective governance following decentralised resource management.


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A Victorian beer lost for more than a century, Double Stout now brings its deliciously dark bitterness to a new generation.More on this beer
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Vintage Ale 1997
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Vintage Ale 2002
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The Hangover Part III (2013)
The Hangover Part III SynopsisIt's been two years. Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms) and Doug (Justin Bartha) are happily living uneventful lives at home. Tattoos have been lasered off, files purged. The last they heard from disaster-magnet Leslie Chow (Ken Jeong), he'd been tossed into a Thai prison and, with him out of the way, the guys have very nearly recovered from their nights prowling the seamy side of Las Vegas in a roofie'd haze, and being kidnapped, shot at, and chased by drug-dealing mobsters in Bangkok.
The only member of the Wolfpack who's not content is Alan (Zach Galifianakis). Still lacking a sense of purpose, the group's black sheep has ditched his meds and given in to his natural impulses in a big waywhich, for Alan, means no boundaries, no filters and no judgmentuntil a personal crisis forces him to finally seek the help he needs.
And who better than his three best friends to make sure he takes the first step.
This time, there's no bachelor party. No wedding. What could possibly go wrong? But when the Wolfpack hits the road, all bets are off.
The Hangover Part III is the epic conclusion to an incomparable odyssey of mayhem and bad decisions, in which the guys must finish what they started by going back to where it all began: Las Vegas.
One way or another...it all ends here.
The Hangover Part III Release Date
In Theaters May 23, 2013
The Hangover Part III Credits
Starring: Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms , Zach Galifianakis, Ken Jeong, Heather Graham, Jeffrey Tambor, Justin Bartha, John Goodman, Sasha Barrese, Gillian Vigman, and Jamie Chung
Written by: Craig Mazin and Todd Phillips
Directed by: Todd Phillips
Produced by: Daniel Goldberg and Todd Phillips
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: Warner Bros. Pictures
External Info: The Hangover Part III Official Website
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This Week In Home Entertainment: The Purge, After Earth, The Hangover Part III And More
From The Hangover Part III to Much Ado About Nothing and much, much more, there's actually a nice hodgepodge of films and television from a variety of different genres available this week. You can check out some of the other October 8 titles after the jump.
by Jessica Rawden October 8, 2013 comments
Giveaway: Win A Blu-ray Copy Of The Hangover Part III
With the help of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, were giving away two bonus feature-filled copies of The Hangover Part III, which follows the gang chasing down the crooked and sometimes frightening Chow. Here's how to enter.
by Jessica Rawden October 4, 2013 comments
Fast & Furious 6 Comes Out On Top At Memorial Day Weekend Box Office
Fast & Furious 6 roared into theaters this weekend, and if the estimates hold true, the film has secured itself a high spot on the list of successful Memorial Day openers. It hasn't quite topped Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End or Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, but it's in that ballpark, with reports putting the action film's 4-day estimate at about $120 million.
by Kelly West May 27, 2013 comments
Fast & Furious 6 Runs Over The Wolfpack With Huge Friday Gross
Remember when The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift couldnt even muster $25 million at the domestic box office during its opening weekend seven years ago? Let the record show the franchises successes in the years since have not been flukes. The latest installment in the series not only looks poised to win the box office crown this weekend, it looks poised to leave tire tracks all over the competing films.
by Mack Rawden May 25, 2013 comments
Director Todd Phillips And Writer Craig Mazin Talk Alan's Journey In The Hangover Part III
For the end of the Hangover franchise Warner Bros. organized a press day in Las Vegas where myself and a group of other journalists had the chance to talk with director Todd Phillips and co-writer Craig Mazin about the franchise finale, The Hangover Part III.
by Eric Eisenberg May 23, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III: A GIF Review
I was optimistic that the third and final installment of this raunchy boys-will-be-boys franchise might turn it around by finding a fresh way to make the Wolf Pack unpredictable and hilarious once more. After all, I enjoy the leads, and this adventureas I'd seen in the many, many trailersboasts appearances from the wonderfully funny Melissa McCarthy and John Goodman.
by Kristy Puchko May 23, 2013 comments
Saying Goodbye: Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms And Zach Galifianakis Talk The End Of The Hangover Movies
In the summer of 2009 Todd Phillips The Hangover became a smash hit and stars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis became three of the biggest, most sought-after names in Hollywood. The success continued with the first sequel, The Hangover Part II. But this weekend, as youve read on the posters, it all ends.
by Eric Eisenberg May 22, 2013 comments
This Rotten Week: Predicting The Hangover III, Fast & Furious 6 And Epic Reviews
Well, thank goodness for long-running franchises that keep pumping out movies. If not for them wed have almost nothing to even talk about this week. But alas, the gangs back with another hangover, another gang has the need for speed and we get an epic flick
by Doug Norrie May 19, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III: Win T-Shirts, A Bottle Opener, And The Biggest Stuffed Giraffe You'll Ever Need
It all ends. The time has come for the epic conclusion of what's now the Wolfpack Trilogy, but if you think that the Hangover series is going to go out quietly, you clearly haven't been paying attention. In The Hangover Part III, in theaters on Thursday, May 23, the guys find themselves back in Vegas, forced to find out the truth behind what really happened at that ill-fated bachelor party six years ago
by Katey Rich May 17, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III Red Band Trailer Takes A Trip Down Memory Lane
With the movie so close to its release date it's a bit strange to see a new preview that has such a huge chunk of its run-time dedicated to showing clips from previous films in the series, but considering that Part III promises to be the conclusion, it's somewhat nostalgic to look back.
by Eric Eisenberg May 16, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III Opening Earlier To Beat Fast Six
In the final Hangover, the guys try to admit Alan (Zach Galifianakis) into a mental-help facility, only to run into trouble with a mobster (John Goodman) who has a grudge to settle with Chow (Ken Jeong).
by Sean O'Connell May 8, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III Reveals New Poster And Its First Clip
The movie, written by director Todd Phillips and co-writer Craig Mazin, is set two years after the events of The Hangover Part II and finds Alan in bad shape after the death of his father (Jeffrey Tambor). Realizing that their friend needs help, Phil (Bradley Cooper), Stu (Ed Helms), Doug (Justin Bartha) team up to try and get Alan into a rehabilitation center.
by Eric Eisenberg May 3, 2013 comments
New Hangover Part III Poster Brings Back Jade And Carlos
The new film picks up two years after the last sequel and has Alan falling to pieces after the death of his partner. Stu (Ed Helms), Phil (Bradley Cooper), and Doug (Justin Bartha) come together to try and get Alan to go to a rehabilitation center, but those plans are sidetracked when Doug is kidnapped...
by Eric Eisenberg May 1, 2013 comments
John Goodman Gets Up Close And Personal In New Hangover Part III Poster
The Hangover Part III promises to be a very different kind of movie than the previous two - most notably by not rehashing the bachelor party/forgotten night plotline - but there are some elements that will be carried over. One such element is the shadowy, intimidating figure portrayed by an A-list dramatic actor.
by Eric Eisenberg April 30, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III's Doomed Giraffe Gets Its Own Poster
The Wolf Pack doesn't have a great history with animals. In the first film, one of their forgotten adventures involved stealing a Bengal Tiger that belonged to Mike Tyson, and nearly getting mauled the morning after. The second trip into darkness involved a drug-dealing monkey.
by Eric Eisenberg April 29, 2013 comments
Zach Galifianakis Dives Into The Mind Of Alan On The Set Of The Hangover Part III
The Hangover movies are filled to the brim bizarre, weird, and crazy characters, but theres no denying that Zach Galifianakis Alan is king among them. Not only does he regularly pull off crazy stunts, even in general conversation its clear that something is clearly off-base. So how does one even begin to enter the mind of a character like that?
by Eric Eisenberg April 19, 2013 comments
Exploring The Darkness With Todd Phillips On The Set Of The Hangover Part III
The first Hangover was pretty dark as it was, complete with drugs, kidnappings and violent gangsters, but director Todd Phillips took things even further with The Hangover Part II. So, naturally, what was his plan while making Part III? Go even darker.
by Eric Eisenberg April 17, 2013 comments
Oldboy, R.I.P.D. And More Reveal New Posters At CinemaCon
Its a four hour drive to get from Los Angeles, California to Las Vegas, Nevada, a trip thats composed entirely of long stretches of highway that extend through the deserts of the south west. And once again we have braved the heat and the sand paving the way to this years CinemaCon.
by Eric Eisenberg April 14, 2013 comments
And Then Everything Went Black: Visiting The Set Of The Hangover Part III
Right before the Thanksgiving holiday of 2012, myself and a small group of other film journalists took a trip out to the Warner Bros. Studio lot in Burbank, California to visit the set of the highly anticipated comedy, and in addition to getting detailed interviews with the cast and crew, also got to watch them film a scene from the new movie
by Eric Eisenberg April 13, 2013 comments
New Hangover Part III Poster Focuses On The Wolf Pack
While this isn't by any means a bad poster - just a thoroughly average one- what makes it kind of disappointing is that it comes on the heels of the two designs that arrived earlier this week. But how can you compete with angry John Goodman crouching over a sitting Galifianakis or Jeong taking a parachute ride over the Las Vegas strip?
by Eric Eisenberg April 11, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III Trailer Finally Reveals The Plot
While The Hangover and The Hangover Part II kicked off with the happy occasion of impending nuptials, The Hangover Part III begins with the Wolf Pack facing some tough times. Alan's beloved daddy (previously played by Jeffrey Tambor) is dead, and in his grief Alan has really gone off the rails. So, his three best friends that anybody could have team up to help him straighten out.
by Kristy Puchko April 11, 2013 comments
John Goodman Looms In Hangover Part III Posters And International Trailer
There doesnt appear to be anything significantly different except for the sequencing. Same amount of It ends tonight, mentality, same amount of animal abuse. Why are they in Vegas again? Oh yeah, to end this thing tonight, and to get it ended on this night, and to make sure morrow ner comes to passeth without it having been ended thus.
by Nick Venable April 8, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III Teaser Trailer: It All Ends Tonight
The Hangover was a huge surprise success that made overnight stars of Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis. The Hangover Part II was a bloated and mean-spirited cash grab of a sequel that squandered so much of the goodwill from the first film (despite making a fortune). Can the third one-- long-billed as "the conclusion" of the series-- end things on a high note?
by Katey Rich March 7, 2013 comments
First Hangover Part III Poster Spoofs Harry Potter, First Trailer Arrriving Thursday
Will Alan, Stu and Phil actually burn down Las Vegas? Is there actually a chance that the marketing department's next poster could actually be a parody of The Dark Knight Rises? I hope the answer to both is "Yes."
by Eric Eisenberg March 6, 2013 comments
New Hangover Part III Image Has The Wolfpack Dazed And Confused
The image appeared caption-less and begs more questions than it answers. What are they all staring at? Are the cops there for them? Why does Stu (Ed Helms) have blood and sweat all over his collar? Are they about to get into or out of that limo?
by Eric Eisenberg February 22, 2013 comments
The Hangover Part III Photos Send Comedy's Fab Four Back To Vegas
Were likely in for more twisted humor in The Hangover Part III, which Phillips has been saying will depart from the traditional one-drunken-evening plotline and focus on Zach Galifianakis disturbed character Alan, who -- the director says -- is going through a crisis after the death of his father.
by Sean O'Connell December 17, 2012 comments
The Hangover Part III Set Photos Reveal A Funeral And Mysterious Pig Masks
It's hard to say right now if The Hangover Part III is actually a good idea, given how terrible the sequel turned out and how indifferent the cast seemed to returning for yet another movie, now that most of them have their own movie star careers to tend to. But the Wolfpack is back on set anyway, filming an adventure that supposedly takes them to Tijuana
by Katey Rich November 9, 2012 comments
The Hangover Sequel Heading Back To Caesar's Palace
The first two Hangover movies earned boatloads of money, guaranteeing a third movie. But Phillips knows he has to shake up the formula to keep things interesting. But bringing the story back around to a familiar location can help establish some closure if, as reported, Phillips wants to put a cap on this trilogy
by Sean O'Connell October 8, 2012 comments
Melissa McCarthy In Talks To Join The Hangover Part III
If Bridesmaids proved one thing, it's that pre-wedding hilarity and shenanigans isn't exclusively a male specialty. Melissa McCarthy was certainly a contributing factor to the humor and success of Bridesmaids, playing Maya Rudolph's future sister-in-law Megan. Should the actress make an appearance in the upcoming third installment in the Hangover franchise, as is apparently a possibility, the film should be all the funnier for it.
by Kelly West September 19, 2012 comments
John Goodman May Join The Cast Of The Hangover Part III
Todd Phillips was able to wrangle Paul Giamatti for a solid part in The Hangover Part II, and now it looks like the director might be able to get yet another highly respected actor into the franchise. John Goodman is now in talks to play a villainous role in The Hangover Part III. The film is currently in pre-production and will be aiming to hit its release date on May 24th.
by Eric Eisenberg August 16, 2012 comments
Sasha Barrese Coming Back For The Hangover Part III
Theyll all join series staples Cooper, Ed Helms, Zach Galifianakis and Justin Bartha, though its still unclear what anyone will be doing in the sequel. Plot details are being kept under wraps. Shooting will have to begin soon, however, as Warner Bros. wants the comedy in theaters on May 24.
by Sean O'Connell August 13, 2012 comments
Heather Graham To Return In The Hangover Part III
Heather Graham, who played the stripper.hooker Jade in Todd Phillips' The Hangover, will be coming back for the second sequel. While she received positive marks from critics and audiences for the part, she was replaced as Ed Helms' love interest for The Hangover Part II by Jamie Chung.
by Eric Eisenberg August 9, 2012 comments
The Hangover Part III Logo Howls
Though we are probably still a few months away from seeing the first poster for The Hangover: Part III, we pretty much already know what it's going to look like. Basically, it will be a glossy, highly-filtered photograph feature stars Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis all together looking tired, bedraggled and all around worse for wear. Until then, though, we have the first icon from the movie and you know what? It's actually kind of cool.
by Eric Eisenberg July 30, 2012 comments
The Hangover Part III Brings Back Mike Epps As Black Doug
We don't know what Epps's role will be this time around, but there's no word of it being expanded like Jeong's-- though, let's be honest, would you rather see more of him than Mr. Chow? Epps was pretty funny in his limited role in the first film, and as a much less over-the-top character than Chow
by Katey Rich July 21, 2012 comments
The Hangover Part III Will Take The Wolfpack To Tijuana
It's all about picking the right city of sin in the Hangover franchise. It began when director Todd Phillips took Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis and Ed Helms to the depths of Las Vegas, and then escalated quite a bit in The Hangover Part II when the gang took a trip to Bangkok. So for the third installment of the franchise where else could they possibly go other than Tijuana, Mexico?
by Eric Eisenberg June 8, 2012 comments
Hangover Part III, 300 Sequel Get Release Dates, Pacific Rim Pushed Back
The success of Zack Snyder's 300 actually had a fairly significant impact on film scheduling. Released in early March of 2006, the film showed studios that there was potential in releasing blockbusters that early in the year. In fact, all but one of Snyder's projects have been released on that weekend since. But the sequel to 300, 300: The Battle of Artemisium, isn't being directed by Snyder and apparently won't even have the special release date.
by Eric Eisenberg March 22, 2012 comments
Mike Tyson Says That He'll Be Back For The Hangover Part III
One of the key reasons that I disliked The Hangover Part II as much as I did was because of Mike Tyson. It was bad enough that the entire plot was just a copy and paste job from the first, but bringing Tyson back for absolutely no reason was really the last straw (not to mention the way that he was used - as the musical performer at Ted's wedding - was just dumb).
by Eric Eisenberg February 28, 2012 comments
Hangover Stars Demand $15 Million Each For Third Film
Sure, critics hated The Hangover Part II, but the Thailand-set sequel to the 2009 comedy blockbuster The Hangover went on to earn more than $580 million worldwide, so a third film was almost guaranteed. However, negotiations over at Warner Bros. stalled when the films three stars, Bradley Cooper, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis, demanded a hefty salary of $15 million apiece, against the backend.
by Kristy Puchko January 25, 2012 comments
The Hangover Part III Could Involve Breaking Zach Galifianakis Out Of A Mental Hospital
Much as I now kind of resent the entire Wolfpack idea, I do kind of like the characters, and wouldn't mind seeing them in a new adventure that actually bothered to do something new. Yeah, I know, fool me once, shame on you, fool me twice, shame on me, but I do think this could work
by Katey Rich June 8, 2011 comments
The Hangover Part III Script Is Already Being Written, Craig Mazin Rehired By Warner Bros.
The one interesting and/or surprising thing here is that Mazin's Hangover Part III co-writer Scot Armstrong is not mentioned as signing on already. Also there are no contracts yet signed requiring director Todd Phillips or any of the stars to return for a third film, or specifying their salaries
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Honda Odyssey Establishes a New Minivan Standard
The Honda Odyssey has quickly become the benchmark by which all other minivans are measured. The Odyssey minivan enters 2001 having earned the rave reviews of consumers and media alike.
The Odyssey continues to collect numerous awards with Consumer's Digest naming Odyssey a "Best Buy." Intellichoice and Motorweek also awarded Odyssey their "Best Minivan" award. Meanwhile, in Strategic Vision's Total Quality Index -- a survey of satisfaction including both vehicle quality and the ownership experience -- owners ranked Odyssey first.
For 2001, the Odyssey receives several additions to its already sizable list of features. All LX and EX Odysseys come with "LATCH" (Lower Anchors and Tethers for CHildren) added to second row seats, along with a child safety seat top tether anchor on the third row seating positions.
The LX and EX trim levels will add an intermittent rear wiper and standard floor mats. LX models add a manual driver's seat height adjustment for 2001. Honda's traction control system (TCS) is now standard on the LX model as well as EX. Odysseys in EX trim will add a security system to the keyless remote feature.
A new color has been added to the Odyssey palette as a new brighter "Starlight Silver" replaces "Canyon Stone Silver."
For the 2001 model year, Honda will continue to offer the first factory navigational system in the minivan class as an option in the Odyssey EX. This state-of-the-art navigational system uses Global Positioning System (GPS) data from satellites and a DVD-based map database coupled with an internal guidance system to provide both visual and audio driving directions with 48-state coverage. Coverage includes all major roads and freeways and provides detailed map and points of interest data for more than 100 metropolitan areas in several states.
The Odyssey's 3.5-liter, 210-horsepower V-6 engine is mated to a smooth-shifting 4-speed automatic transmission. This 24-valve powerplant produces exceptional low-rpm torque (229 foot-pounds at 4300 rpm) for improved off-line and around-town acceleration, and delivers EPA fuel economy ratings of 18 city/25 highway. The Odyssey also meets California's Low Emission Vehicle (LEV) standard for light trucks.
The Odyssey features dual sliding doors and is capable of accommodating seven passengers comfortably. To convert the Odyssey from people hauling to cargo hauling, the second row seats can be folded or completely removed. The third-row Magic Seat' folds down to create a flat floor wide enough to accommodate 4' x 8' sheets of building material.
Passenger safety is enhanced by Honda's 4-ring shell design where the A, B, C, and D pillars are tied together with underfloor and ceiling crossmembers. Two rings completely encircle each row of seats, resulting in a high degree of protection from impacts from any direction.
The Odyssey comes equipped with ABS (anti-lock braking system) and Honda's Traction Control System to help maintain adhesion and stability on slippery road surfaces. Dual air bags, three-point safety belts and head restraints for all seven seating positions create a new level of passenger protection. In tests conducted by the National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration (NHTSA), the Odyssey earned the government's highest (five-star) rating for occupant protection in frontal and side impact collisions.
The Odyssey is assembled at Honda of Canada Manufacturing in Alliston, Ontario. Manufacturing capacity has expanded to meet the strong demand for the standard-setting Honda Odyssey.


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|Release Date: January 19, 1996
|Running Time: 100 mins.
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $24,442,489.00
|Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime, Horror, Thriller
Harvey Keitel
George Clooney
Quentin Tarantino
Juliette Lewis
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Summary:The notorious Gecko Brothers, two of America's most dangerous criminals, are on the run from the Texas police and the FBI after a crime spree through the Southwest. Across the border in Mexico, the mysterious Carlos offers sanctuary to criminals on the lam, but first they must slip past the border patrol. Enter the Fuller family: Jacob, a minister who has lost his faith and his children, the vulnerable teenage Kate and her younger brother Scott, on a road trip in their new R.V. The Gecko Brothers kidnap the Fullers and high-tail it to freedom with the promise to let the family go once they hook up with their criminal connection in Mexico. The rendezvous point is the Titty Twister, the wildes... Full Summary >>


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ROME, Maine (WCSH) -- He was a mythical figure known as "The Hermit of North Pond."
The myth became reality when he was caught red handed during a burglary attempt at the Pine tree Camp in Rome.
It is hard to believe that anyone in this day and age could drop out of society, have virtually no human contact, live alone in the wilderness and go undetected for 27-years. But investigators say that's exactly what 47-year old Christopher Knight did. They say if you met him, spoke with him and saw the makeshift camp where he had been living then you would believe it. When wardens and police arrived at that camp site they were blown away by what they discovered.
"It's like their jaws hit the floor, wow. It's surreal, he's surreal, the situation is surreal", said Maine State Trooper Diane Perkins-Vance.
He told police the only person he had contact with in more than two decades was a hiker he came across on a trail back in the 90's. Investigators say he survived on the food he stole from camps and kept his mind active with the books he would take during those break-ins. They believe Knight is responsible for a thousand or more burglaries over the years. As he continued to elude police his legend grew.
When Game Warden Terry Hughes caught the Hermit of North Pond red handed inside the Pine Tree Camp in Rome last week, he says it was unlike any adrenaline rush he's ever had.
"It's been a myth, this character, this folklore person who is known as the hermit, who we've all known about. We have pictures of him, we couldn't identify him. This unknown suspect who moved around in society and burglarizes camps", Hughes said.
Investigators say surprisingly Knight was in good health, both mentally and physically. He is being held at the Kennebec County Jail on theft and burglary charges.


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The U.S. must either cut the dollars given entitlement programs or increase taxes. Alternatively, a combination of those would work. Striking that balance between spending cuts and tax hikes, of course, is what currently bedevils Washington, D.C.Health care programs and social security will be foremost on the chopping block. Both represent tens of billions in potential cuts. Meantime, there is equal opportunity to make a difference with tax hikes, such as increasing the maximum taxable earnings under the Social Security payroll tax.Source: CBO
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Trying to get connected to Zimbra GAL over LDAP from the Public Internet through a Firewall using MAP/NAT to private internal IP network. Can access using Thunderbird on a client local to Zimbra server but not on the other side of the firewall.
Enabled the correct 389 port mapping etc but no joy, even tried opening the IP target address completely to a known IP range but still the same result. Is there a permissions issue somewhere in Zimbra? Something like the hosts.allow file or a slapd conf entry? Probably something obvious and silly but I am generally good at trying the obvious and silly things...
Help much appreciated ;-)


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This combo kit is designed with the needs of working electricians in mind and includes the 2217-20 Digital Multimeter, a True-RMS along with all the features that are needed to get the job done on the jobsite. It also includes the 2202-20 Voltage Detector with built in LED light, a truly rugged tool with the highest safety rating in the industry, with a wide 50 to 1000 volt AC range. The kit also has two of the most useful hand tools on the market, the 48-22-1901 Fastback Utility Knife features built-in wire stripping and the 48-22-2114 11 in 1 Multi-Tip Screwdriver which has 10 bits and nut drivers most requested by professionals. The kit also comes with an electrical test lead set, dual banana thermocouple, magnetic meter holder, soft meter case, and all of the batteries for the 2217-20 and 2202-20.
Digital Multimeter
- Wide voltage range to 600 volts AC/DC
- Auto Range to millivolts
- True-RMS for accurate measurement in all applications
- Lo-Z measurement to eliminate ghost voltage
- Frequency measurements from 10Hz to 50kHz
- Contact temperature measurement from -40 to 752°F
- Current measurement to 10 amps AC/DC
- The high contrast, white on black display has a backlight for easy reading
- Rugged over-molding increases durability and user grip
Voltage Detector with LED Light
- Extra bright LED work light makes working in dark areas easier than ever
- CAT IV 1000V safety rating is safe for all applications including industrial applications
- Green Power On indicator light tells you voltage detector is working properly before use
- Easy to use rear push button design
- Pocket clip allows for easy storage and retrieval from pocket
- Industry leading non-contact voltage detection technology
- Powered by two easy to replace AAA batteries
Fastback Utility Knife
- Has one handed blade opening design that allows you to easily flip the knife open
- The integrated gut hook enables you to make cuts without actually exposing the blade
- Has tool free blade change which allows for less down time for in field blade changes
- The wire strippier feature eliminates the need for an additional tool
- The thin design of the knife body makes it easy and comfortable to store in a pocket
11 in 1 ECX Multi-Tip Screwdriver
- The EXC Bit technology is designed to have a perfect fit geometry will all commercail fixtures
- The wire stripper is designed to strip up to 12 gauge wire
- The wire bending hole is designed to bend up to 12 Gauge Wire befor you fasten it to electrical boxes
- Comes with 9 bit types, a double sided #1 & #2 ECX bit, a double sided 3/16" & 1/4" slotted bit, a double sided #1 & #2 Phillips bit and a 1/4", 5/16" & 3/8" nut driver
- Comes with a Milwaukee Lifetime warranty
- The Magnetic meter holder mounts the Multimeter on any ferrous surface and leaves your hands free to hold the test leads and take measurements
- The Nylon case has storage space for leads and protects the Multmeter
- The thermocouple (Dual Banana) measures temperatures from -40 to 500° F and is great for contact measuring HVAC/R, plumbing and electrical systems
- The electrical test lead set for measuring voltage, current and resistance of most electrical and HVAC/R systems and measures up to 1000 volts and 10 amps
In The Box
- One (1) 2217-20 Digital Multimeter
- One (1) 2202-20 Voltage Detector with LED
- One (1) 48-22-1901 Fastback Utility Knife
- One (1) 48-22-2114 11 in 1 Multi-Tip Screwdriver
- One (1) 48-55-0175 Soft Meter Case
- One (1) Magnet Meter Holder
- One (1) Set of Electrical Test Leads
- One (1) Thermocouple
- Two (2) AA Batteries
- Two (2) AAA Batteries
- Two (2) Manuals


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Morehead, KY (Sports Network) - Rashard McGrill and Jerrold Brooks each scored
18 points as the Southern Miss Golden Eagles dismissed the Morehead State
Eagles, 94-58, in a non-conference bout at Johnson Arena.
McGrill shot 5-of-6 from the field en route to his career-high point total,
while Neil Watson recorded a double-double with 14 points and 11 assists for
Southern Miss (9-4). Daveon Boardingham and Norville Carey chipped in 13 and
12 points, respectively.
For Morehead State (5-8), Bakari Turner scored a career-high 16 points, while
Chad Posthumus and Maurice Lewis-Briggs netted eight points apiece.
Southern Miss started the game on an 11-0 run and went into halftime with a
commanding 48-27 lead.
Morehead State closed the gap with a 12-6 spurt early in the second half, but
the Golden Eagles pulled away down the stretch by scoring 35 of the game's
final 49 points.
Morehead State shot just 34 percent from the field, which included a lowly 4-
of-24 showing from beyond the arc. It also committed an unseemly 22 turnovers.
Southern Miss, on the other hand, made 57.7 percent of its attempts from the
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A.In the standard setting, all the sound including the effect sound of the Reverb, Chorus (Delay) and MFX comes out from the output jack A only and from no other jacks. This is why the A jack has the "(MIX)" indication.
Of course, you can set up the output to the B and/or other jacks in each stage of the sound modification of the Tone, the Patch and the Performance (Part). The same output assignment will be applied for the effect sound.
The Phone jack is connected to the Output A (MIX). This means you cannot hear the sound that goes to other outputs other than Output A with a headphone when the System Parameter "Mix/Parallel" is set to PARALLEL. If you would like to monitor all sounds with a headphone, set the System Parameter "Mix/Parallel" to MIX.


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Actor Zach Braff has denied rumors he's dating Taylor Swift, insisting he has sworn off dating "super-famous girls" after becoming a tabloid target while romancing singer/actress Mandy Moore.
Speculation recently surfaced that the former "Scrubs" star and the serial celebrity dater had become an item, but Braff quickly shot down the story.
Calling the "Love Story" singer "a sweet girl" the actor explained he has only met Swift twice and romance reports are nothing but "Internet (expletive)".
PHOTOS: Taylor Swift's exes
Braff, who recently split from his model girlfriend Taylor Bagley after five years together, revealed he vowed never to date another celebrity after breaking up with "Saved" star Moore in 2006.
"When my relationship with Mandy ended, (my publicist) said, 'I'm going to give you a hint that you should know. If you don't date these 25 girls, your life will be so much easier.' And she was kind of exaggerating because there's more than those 25 girls, but in so many words, if you can, don't date other famous people because then all the tabloids pretty much leave you alone."
He added, "I could walk down the street, I don't get followed. Well, if you're going to hook up with a famous girl, that might be fun for your ego, but you don't want to be out in public dating a famous girl because then they follow you everywhere you go."
And Braff admitted he'd hate to have pal Harry Styles' life, adding, "He can't walk two (expletive) feet or a crowd forms and the paparazzi forms (sic)… He's the sweetest kid, but I don't want that existence."
Ironically, Styles briefly dated Taylor Swift at the end of 2102.


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May 28, 2016
STARKVILLE, Miss. (AP) -- Craig Sword scored 19 points and hit two crucial free throws in overtime to lead Mississippi State to a 74-71 win over Auburn Saturday.
Mississippi State (9-21, 4-14 Southeastern Conference) trailed by three late in regulation, but Colin Borchert hit a deep 3-pointer to force overtime. Borchert finished with 20 points.
Auburn (9-22, 3-15) had a chance to win the game in regulation, but Chris Denson couldn't get his runner to fall.
In overtime, a 3-pointer by Fred Thomas put Mississippi State up 71-69, but a goaltending call on the other end tied the game again. After a foul, Sword hit both free throws, and Roquez Johnson added another for the win.
Mississippi State was 25-of-62 shooting and hit 8 of 17 3-pointers. Auburn was 28-of-68 shooting and hit only 3 of 17 3-pointers.
Denson led Auburn with 24 points. Rob Chubb added 18 points.
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May 24, 2016
Associated Press Release
MIAMI (AP) -- Prosecutors say an elderly Muslim cleric and his son in South Florida funneled thousands of dollars to the Pakistani Taliban to fund crimes in that country and the U.S.
The trial of 77-year-old Hafiz Khan and 26-year old Izhar Khan began Friday with opening statements. Both have pleaded not guilty to charges of conspiracy and material support to terrorism. Each count carries a maximum prison sentence of 15 years.
Assistant U.S. Attorney John Shipley Jr. says the father and son sent more than $50,000 to the Pakistani Taliban.
Defense attorneys for the men argued prosecutors are misinterpreting thousands of phone conversations, as well as intercepts and bugged conversations of an informant.
The trial is expected to last about two months.
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COLUMBIA, MD. (WUSA) -- Store by store, brand by brand, it can be a major feat to figure out what really works for your body.
"I usually have a hard time finding exactly what fits me best," says Paloma Encinas, a shopper at The Mall in Columbia.
So, Paloma is eager to step into a size matching station called "Me-Ality," or measured reality, to take the guesswork out of finding the right fit.
Here's how it works. A wand does a quick once over your body and goes through a series of internal calculations that Me-Ality claims will extract your just-right fit at different retailers.
Jon Sell of Me-Ality says there's no standard sizing across the board with manufacturers. He says the Me-Ality scan is a free service that helps to answer that question.
"We use radio waves, less than your cell phone to measure 200,000 points of measurement on your body," says Sell. "You compare it to what's been provided by the manufacturers and that's how you find your best fit."
That fit guide comes in a print out (or mobile link) that aggregates the results into a listing with a pink bar. The darker the pink bar, the better the fit.
Paloma took her shopping guide to Aeropostale on the hunt for jeans that would accentuate her short and curvy frame. How'd she do?
"They fit really well!"
Nine News anchor Lesli Foster gave it a try too, and bought three pairs of jeans to see which one worked. All three did.
The scan doesn't just help you fit into a new pair of jeans, it can read your body type for tops, skirts, pants and dresses too. And, it's free.
And for shoppers who want to find picks that match the season's trends, Me-Ality says it's partnering with People Style Watch. The results on each shopping guide will include highlighted items for the Fall.
If you can find your best fit, and find it fast, Me-Ality hopes this kind of technology will change the way we shop. Or, at the very least, what we return.
*There are seven Me-Ality locations in the DC/Baltimore area. Fair Oaks Mall, The Mall in Columbia, Wheaton Mall (coming soon), Montgomery Mall (coming soon), Annapolis Mall, White Marsh and Towson.
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BTS reports Freight TSI falls 1.0 percent from March to April
June 08, 2011 - LM Editorial
The Department of Transportation's Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS) reported today that its Freight Transportation Services Index (TSI) decreased 1.0 percent from March to April, following a 1.9 percent increase from February to March.
According to BTS officials, the Freight TSI measures the month-to-month changes in freight shipments in ton-miles, which are then combined into one index. The index measures the output of the for-hire freight transportation industry and consists of data from for-hire trucking, rail, inland waterways, pipelines and air freight.
The BTS said that the April Freight TSI at 107.5 is up 14.0 percent from the recent low of 94.3 in April 2009, which was its lowest level since July 1997. April's Freight TSI is down 5.1 percent from its historic peak of 113.3 in January 2005.
The April Freight TSI is up 3.7 year-over-year but remains below the early recession level of April 2008 and the most recent April high of 112.2 from 2005, according to the BTS.
For all of 2010, the Freight TSI was up a revised 6.2 percent from the previous metric of 6.4 percent. And for the fourth quarter, freight shipments were up a revised 1.9 percent from a previous metric of 2.1 percent.
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Kelty Women's Redstart 23L Daypack
$59.97 $69.99*
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Product Information:
The Kelty® Women's Redstart 23L Daypack can hold everything you need for quick day trips and shorter adventures. This panel-loading pack features a Dynamic Airflow back panel and AirMesh waist belt, lumbar and shoulder straps to keep you cool and comfortable all day long. The Redstart is hydration compatible and includes a front pocket, ice axe loop, key fob, daisy chain and carry handle. Make the Redstart a part of your active lifestyle!
- Panel loading
- Dynamic AirFlow back panel for cooling comfort
- AirMesh waist belt, lumbar and shoulder straps
- Padded shoulder straps
- Sternum strap
- Hydration compatible
- Water bottle pockets
- Side compression straps
- Front pocket
- Stretchy shove-it pocket
- Ice axe loop
- Key fob
- Daisy chain
- Carry handle
- Capacity: 23 L
- Body fabric: 420D polyester ball shadow
- Reinforcement fabric: 450D polyester oxford
- Dimensions: 18" x 11" x 8"
- Weight: 1 lb 4 oz
- Style #: 22618913
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Therefore, my dear friends, as you have always obeyed—not only in my presence, but now much more in my absence—continue to work out your salvation with fear and trembling. (Philippians 2:12)
Does this mean although a person has accepted Jesus as Lord, they still need to work out their salvation and they might loose it? From the scripture below I took it that salvation is a gift and one does not need to work it out?
For it is by grace you have been saved, through faith--and this not from yourselves, it is the gift of God-- (Ephesians 2:28)
Can you please explain what Philippians 2:12 means?


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The exotic pomegranate fruit is one of the more than 6,500 plants that thrive in the Mediterranean climate of Greece. The Greeks have enjoyed the fruit of this small tree for centuries and also used parts of the plant to create various natural remedies. Korres Pomegranate products are the modern version of these folk cures for dermatological problems. Each one was developed by experts in dermatology, pharmacy and homeopathy and features luxurious pomegranate extract as one of its key ingredients.
By adding pomegranate extract and pomegranate water to the products in the Korres Pomegranate collection, the experts at Korres have packed anti-aging protection into every formula. Pomegranate extract is rich in antioxidants, including polyphenols and vitamins A, C and E. These nutrients target free radicals, destroying the reactive particles before they can harm the skin. As a result, the Korres Pomegranate products all provide protection from the photo-damage that can cause fine lines, lost skin elasticity and skin discoloration. Pomegranate extract also acts on the pores, purifying them and helping to tone the tissue to reduce pore size.
In the Korres Pomegranate collection, you'll find all of the essentials for a healthy daily skin care regimen, including cleansers, toners, exfoliators and moisturizers. The collection also includes targeted treatments for specific areas of the complexion and for specific dermatological concerns. By creating a regimen that contains Korres Pomegranate products, you'll be able to promote a healthier complexion while getting the antioxidant benefits of pomegranate extract with every step of your routine.
Oak trees grow in many parts of Greece and are used for many purposes by residents of the isles. Various parts of oak trees have been utilized in home remedies for skin care concerns for centuries in Greece, and these natural cures served as the inspiration for the Korres Quercetin and Oak collection. Created by a team of experts in science and homeopathy, the products feature ingredients sourced from the botanical plants of Greece, and each one is enriched with extracts derived from the oak tree.
Quercetin is one of the most beneficial skin care nutrients found in oak and is used by the trees as a protective antioxidant nutrient. Scientific studies have shown that quercetin can provide similar protective benefits for human skin, breaking down free radicals before they can harm the cells that make up the complexion. With regular use, Korres Quercetin and Oak products can help to promote a youthful complexion while addressing existing signs of aging. Gradually, the potent antioxidant and the supportive ingredients in the Korres Quercetin and Oak products work to encourage cellular rejuvenation, improve skin elasticity and soften fine lines and wrinkles. As a result, existing flaws are minimized, and the skin is more resilient in the face of environmental damage.
For the last two decades, Korres has been dedicated to making natural skin care simple for everyday men and women. The Korres Quercetin and Oak line continues this tradition by providing highly effective, yet gentle solutions to concerns related to photo damage.


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I am using an HTC phone (Desire) running Android 2.2 with HTC Sense (Desire HD latest edition) on top, syncing with Zimbra network edition 6.07.
I am losing data when syncing contacts, and wanted to warn others, and seek a solution.
I am not sure if the syncing issues explained are caused by Androids activesync or HTC's own particular syncing. I suspect Android has problems (for example with multiple fields) and HTC has added further problems.
Can people syncing with Android *without* HTC Sense confirm if the same issues occur? You could create a test contact in your Zimbra account with multiple 'problem' fields and see what is synced to your phone, and if any data is lost or amended from the contact in your original account.
1) If a contact has only a company name (no first or last name) then the device takes the company name and converts it into a 'first' 'middle' and'last' name fields. The company name field is unchanged, and is visible on the device but not searchable or sortable-by. The device only sorts by First and Last name. The middle name is not visible on the device (unless editing contact).
2) Upon syncing with the device, any data in the home or work website fields is lost from Zimbra, but is replaced by websites entered on the device.
3) Upon syncing with the device, any data in the 'other' phone number field is lost from Zimbra.
4) Upon syncing with the device, any data in the anniversary field is lost from Zimbra.
5) Upon syncing with the device, any more than three email addresses are removed from Zimbra.
6) Upon syncing with the device, any more than three (?) IM addresses are removed from Zimbra.
7) [untested] Upon syncing with the device, are any more than three entries in the phone or mobile fields removed from Zimbra?
8) Missing fields
The device does not display the following fields:
'Other' phone field
Nickname field
Department field
Company name as 'file-as'
Work website field
Home website field
Middle name field
Maiden name field
Prefix field
Suffix field
I'm trying to recover my contacts, and have a previous backup.
However, of course, Zimbra contacts import/export to CSV still doesn't include:
Tags or photographs :( grrrr!


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The Duke Homestead is a beautiful 19th century estate in Durham, North Carolina. It is home to extensive archives and exhibits about early tobacco farming in America, its popularization and manufacture. In addition, it chronicles the story of the…
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