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Well, my brothers and sisters, I'm going to serve two samples of food for thought on your plates:1. Thankfully, the American Revolution succeeds for a number of reasons. Chief among them is the fact that the King allowed gun ownership in the Colony -- there were no gun bans here back then!2. Unfortunately, the Bay of Pigs Invasion failed for a number of reasons. Among the principal reasons is the fact that the Dictator did not allow gun ownership in the island nation -- there was not only a national gun ban, there had been a national confiscation of privately (and previously legally) owned rifles, shotguns and handguns!God forbid I should, again, lose the right to own firearms for the pleasure of punching holes on paper or knocking down steel plates or, God forbid, the need of defending my family or myself from an armed and dangerous attacker.In closing, each one of us has a decision choice on the legal gun ownership matter. It's great that we do live in this Bastion of Freedom! Additionally, I am not going to debate or defend my position (conviction) on the matter. Enjoy the food I shared with you, my brothers and sisters.
Ok course not Big E! "Socialist queers" can only opperate state owned, redistributed, and sanctioned property....we'd never see one on an RE!
I'm trying to imagine what a state owned/sanctioned Bullet would be like. If it was anything like the cargo van I bought from the county at their vehicle auction many years ago, it would come with brakes as some kind of weird luxury extra that you apparently had to ask for ahead of time! Eamon
Vince: Let's not conflate the issue. Keep it on gun-related-homicide. Thats the statistics I posted. They tell a story you do not want to hear, and so you run to 'crime rate' , swimming pools or the constitution. BTW, the regulat british cop on the beat is not armed. Off course there is such a thing as gun-related-homicide. That is the numbers I posted. Sure the baddies will go to knives or other weapons when guns are not around. There will always be bad eggs, and they will do what they they do. i suggest to keep them in prison longer. Taking guns away reduces the number of guns avaialble to be used illegally, makes it more difficult for them to kill people. Most illegal guns enter the market legally. Then they are sold in the grey market, dare I say gun shows, and on to the dreaded alleys. Some come from over the border illegally. Cut down on that too. You could try to dismiss the numbers as 'numbers'. Might as well burry your head in the sand. There is something seriously wrong when the homicide rate is more than 200% over the british. Is'nt it ?
"One more thing. Where in the hell do foreigners get off snivveling about our way of life here in America? What is running through their minds to think it is absolutely O.K. to voice ANY opinion [other than to the other unlucky citizens of their own country] on our politics, type of government, political situations, rate of crime, laws, or displacement of the engines in our cars, or any other matter that is, perforce, absolutely none of their damned business???" oldsaltBr. oldsalt, are the above comments related to my "food for thought" post?
"One more thing. Where in the hell do foreigners get off snivveling about our way of life here in America? What is running through their minds to think it is absolutely O.K. to voice ANY opinion [other than to the other unlucky citizens of their own country] on our politics, type of government, political situations, rate of crime, laws, or displacement of the engines in our cars, or any other matter that is, perforce, absolutely none of their damned business??? I am probably sorta an average American when it comes to harboring opinions about other countrie's internal doings. I don't even think about such things. Sure, I know that we have the right to build and fly our own airplanes here [home made more that 50%] but most others don't. Ya, we are not regulated by the government regarding what radio and TV waves we can intercept [only the transmission of radio wave is regulated here]. Its really loose here regarding cars; we can put together a hot rod for short money in our garage that will blow the doors off anything manufactured in any country and drive it on the street. I somehow know that we are superior but I would never get on the net and try to bash folks in foreign countries because of their real or perceived shortcommings."........ and we WONDER why the whole rest of the world hates us ......
ScooterAre you contending that if we announce to the world that we will never again take umbrage to anything that any member of any country says about our internal affairs, and further that we will refraim from any answering comments, that we will then be better liked? Possibly loved? Let 'em freely slap their jowles [to us] about anything they don't like and we will mearly grovel. No....Wait a minute....that is what what our government is currently doing! I just now remembered that Obama has spent considerable time during numerous trips abroad apoligising for America being such such terrorable country. Doesn't seem to have worked. They continue to hate us even after the President of the United States has done a lot of international groveling at the highest level. So how could I, a dumd 9th grade drop out from Walla Walla, resonably be expected to influence the 'foreign hate level' one way or the other? I'm thinking the chance of that happening are about the same as the chances of a tornado assembling a Boeing 747 as it passes through a junk yard.
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The secret is to get excited, and look forward to the hunt instead of the kill. Impossible to be disappointed that way.
I'm with Whiskey, to me its more about expectations. Kinda like a kid at Christmas who wants something so bad but doesn't get it and is disappointed. He doesn't see all the new toys he got, just see's what he didn't get instead. Over time he gets over it and is back at the tree next year to open those presents just like we are back in the woods doing what we all LOVE to do.
The secret is to get excited, and look forward to the hunt instead of the kill. Impossible to be disappointed that way.
amen. latey, unless archery hunting, while hunting i go with the mindset of looking for a good place for a solid bear bait. everything beyond that is a much added bonus. if im working my @$$ off for an elk and dont see any i end up real bummed. if i find a good place to hunt bear and cross some fresh game sign im on cloud heaven.
With the amount of dry weather we had here in Oregon at the end of the summer and the amount of timber property closed. It was not as productive of a year for animals as years past. I was once told "if I judge my hunt by the success of killing animals then I'm hunting for all the wrong reasons" . It was a very good year.
Timberstalker, you are right, Oregon is a VERY tough state to hunt. As you mentioned, due to the environmental issues, there in very little logging on public land, and it was those clear cuts and the reprod that were the deer and elk factories. Now those areas are so overgrown, they are nearly unhuntable. Also our predator problem (cougar) is out of control. I had game cam pics of four different cougars behind my house. I don't think people who haven't hunted the west side of the Cascades have any idea how tough it is to hunt here. If you can be successful here, you can be successful anywhere.
I have lived here in Oregon for the past 30 years and I now do 90% of my hunting out of state. My thoughts are, my time is money, so I'd rather pay for an out of state license and have a great hunt, with success, than hunt weeks in Oregon.
As you may know blacktail deer success tends to run around 15-20% success here, and elk success tends to be closer to 10% in most units statewide. In Wyoming for instance, there are numerous units with two, three, or four times that success rate. I have a general rule of thumb, and that is I know I work harder then the average hunter and can usually have about twice the success on average.
I have very very few good spots here in Oregon, on the other hand, I can pull into a brand new area in Wyoming, Utah, Montana, Arizona or Colorado with no prior on the ground scouting and in a couple days have a fairly good handle on the area I am hunting and have a great hunt. In 25 years of out of state hunting, we have rarely not filled a tag, and when we do, it is usually because we held out too long for a trophy.
I would certainly look into hunting opportunities outside of Oregon, particularly in the better limited entry draw areas.
It took me years to get my first buck. I learned so much, and more importantly got to spend time doing what I loved the most. Hunting is less about the kill than the whole experience to me. Seeing the sunrise over the mountains in the morning, finding a new spot to work over, the heart pounding that comes with seeing nice deer. All that and more. Since that first buck I haven't failed to fill at least one deer tag, I think those years of trying and failing taught me ALOT! And I am thankful for every day in the woods. So stick with it, analyze this year and what you could have done differently and get pumped for next year!
Based on the information you've provided, my opinion is that it should not be that hard. I would try hunting some different areas if I were you.
Well said bitterroot. I have also hunted much hard this year and been out hunting a lot more then normal and been unsuccessful so far getting close to the end of deer season out here in michigan. But my buddy goes out for 3 days gets 3 deer, his dad out for 2 days 2 deer and my dad out for 10 days and gets a deer (all but one was a doe). Sometimes its just not your year you just got to keep it up and keep trying you can't get something if your not out there. And being apart of other peoples success can help keep you encouraged to keep trying.
This was a frustrating year for myself. I spent about 11 days during archery and did not hear a single bugle while hunting. I had gotten permission to hunt on limited public land for three days. On the first day I spotted about 30 elk in with a decent bull. The terrain was flat and there were some hills. I spent about an hour or two getting within two hundred yards. As I was crawling to close the distance, the ranchers came onto that section to gather their cattle. That caused the elk to spook out of there. I understand getting cattle out but that early in the day. The next I went into the timber area, ran into some elk and by the time I saw them it was too late. My scent was going towards them. The elk did not know what I was and walk out their. As soon as they were out sight I ran to slash pile and had elk cross in front of me. A 300' 6 point stepped out last as I pulled my bow back. As I looked at him through my pins, I realized he was too far away. 73 yards to be exact, way beyond my shooting abilities.
Luckily I was able to shoot a small bull during opening day of rifle. For some reason he was bugling all morning. I'm glad I could fill my freezer but I wanted to shoot an elk with bow. I will have to utilize my game cameras more and do more scouting this summer. I'm still looking for a new honey hole. Maybe I will check out all these new burns for game. Hopefully it will not be another smokey and hot fall again.

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IRVING, Texas – After producing a career-best performance to lead East Carolina to a conference-opening victory, Pirates junior RB Reggie Bullock has been named this week's Conference USA Offensive Player of the Week. The Defensive Player of the Week award went to UAB senior S Jamie Bender for his terrific all-around game against ECU. Special Teams recognition went to Southern Miss senior K Danny Hrapmann, whose versatile performance helped the Golden Eagles to a win at Virginia. C-USA Football Players of the Week are voted on by a panel of the league's media.
Bullock rushed for a personal-best 169 yards and one TD on 24 carries to help East Carolina to a 28-23 Conference USA victory against UAB. He averaged 7.0 yards per attempt in posting the second-highest single-game total by a C-USA running back this season. Bullock also caught three passes out of the backfield for 12 yards. Bullock's rushing yardage was the most by a back in the Ruffin McNeill era and most by an ECU player since Dominique Lindsay tallied 172 yards against Tulsa Nov. 15, 2009. He currently ranks second in C-USA in rushing yards per game (82.0) and eighth in all-purpose yards per contest (118.0). Bullock owns 15 of the Pirates' 20 rushing first downs and currently averages 6.3 yards on first-down carries. He is the first Pirates running back to win the award since current Tennessee Titans star Chris Johnson won on Nov. 5, 2007.
Bender led a UAB defense that forced seven East Carolina turnovers as the senior safety was in on 11 tackles and one tackle for loss, while causing two fumbles and returning an interception 35 yards for a touchdown. Bender, currently tied for 11th in the country in tackles per game (11.0), had eight solo hits against the Pirates. On ECU's first second half possession, he stepped in front of a Dominique Davis pass and went 35 yards for a score, giving the Blazers a 17-14 lead with 10:54 to go in the third period. The interception TD was UAB's first defensive score since the 2009 season. He is the first Blazers defensive player to gain Player of the Week honors since Hiram Atwater on Oct. 5, 2009.
Hrapmann had an all-around good day in leading the Golden Eagle special teams to a win at Virginia. First, he converted three of four field goals (43, 35 and 27 yards), including two in the final quarter of the 30-24 victory. Secondly, he converted a fake punt deep in the Golden Eagle end and ran 31 yards for a first down. Thirdly, he kicked off seven times for an average of 68.7 yards per kickoff and lastly, he notched one punt for 50 yards. In the Golden Eagle career record books, he also moved into third place for kick scoring (196) and field goals made (38) with his 12 points in the game (three FGs and three extra points). This is Hrapmann's second C-USA Special Teams Player of the week honor.


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105-100 victory over the New Orleans Hornets on Wednesday.
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points in the Rising Stars Challenge, win the Three-Point Shootout and appear
in his first All-Star contest, shot 6-of-9 in the final quarter. He finished
the game adding seven assists and five rebounds as the Cavaliers stopped a
three-game skid.
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shocking late-season win against Kelly's Oregon Ducks. The school, though, was
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Barkley shocked many by announcing he would return for his senior season,
although many draft analysts projected him as a sure first-rounder. This past
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Corporal Maria McKinney, spokeswoman for the Prince George's County Police Department, says patrol officers were called to a home in the 3300 block of Walters Lane for a report of a disturbance around 11:30 p.m. One police officers arrived at the scene they discovered a man suffering from a gun shot wound to the upper body. He was taken to a local hospital for treatment.
According to Cpl. McKinney, a preliminary investigation indicates the injured man was banging loudly on an apartment door. The homeowner, armed with a handgun, opened the door to investigate. That's when the man forced his way into the apartment. In response, the homeowner shot the intruder who then attempted to take refuge in another apartment where he was later found by police.
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Alabama Lt. Gov. Kay Ivey has been elected to chair the state's delegates to the upcoming Republican National Convention.
Ivey was elected to the post Saturday. She served as the chair of former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney's presidential campaign in Alabama.
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The first annual Deck the Poles Holiday Contest is bringing holiday cheer to downtown while raising money for local nonprofits.
In the new Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce contest being run in conjunction with the town, an individual, family, business or organization can "adopt" a town lamp post or other pole and decorate it in a holiday theme for a $10 registration fee, which goes toward publicity. When entrants sign up, they also choose a nonprofit member of the chamber to be the recipient of the cash prize if they win.
Each adopted pole is sponsored by a chamber member, who pays $100. A quarter of that money goes to publicity, but the remaining $75 goes in the pot and will be donated to the winning pole's chosen nonprofit.
"We were looking for a way to attract visitors and shoppers to Peterborough over a long time span cause they'll be up till the New Year," said Jack Burnett, executive director of the Greater Peterborough Chamber of Commerce.
So far, 11 poles have been adopted, but several dozen more are available. The chamber is keeping the registration open until Saturday, Dec. 7.
"It's a great way for people to have fun and also support nonprofits. It supports shoppers, it supports local merchants and it supports the local nonprofits. What's not to love; the holiday spirit is all wrapped up into one contest," Burnett said.
Burnett said people can register at the chamber office on Route 101 or online at www.greater-peterborough-chamber.com.
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Well, for real world cartography, as opposed to the fantasy stuff we mostly do here at the guild, it's going to be the integration of GIS and Graphics software, and the specialized graphic design principles specific to designing maps that are most important.
There might be an advantage to using whatever vector graphics software is used in graphic design courses at your Uni in that you could make an intro course there a prerequisite and save yourself having to cover the basics. Though there are also advantages to getting experience with more then one application for the same task. Adobe Illustrator is probably what's being used, but Corel Draw, Xara X, Serif DrawPlus, and Inkscape all do essentially the same thing. There are probably cartography specific extensions available for some of them which might be worth adding.
I use a mix of free/open source GIS and Graphics software, primarily QuantumGIS and Inkscape. This has the advantage of being free and multiplatform. Getting ArcGIS and Illustrator would cost close to $2000 and wouldn't run on Linux.
Depending on the amount of programming covered in your GIS courses, you can also do some in interesting things by attacking images and GIS data directly. But at that point you'd be mixing in a third discipline besides graphics and geography (maybe a fourth if you count all the math).
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Never started one of these before.
Gimme the good guys 75-70!
Cyclone in the heart of enemy territory
Ehhh so I jumped the gun. Mods close. Kthanxbye!
A little early.....
Bold prediction: people will get butthurt about it not being past midnight.
Too many stars on thread title
Not enough game info
Think I covered them all
Trust fred my brothers.
The Official Paul Rhode's Salt Truck Driver.
Never too early for this game!!!
Big Monday, Big Win!
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Is the game on tv?
Originally Posted by MissouriCyclone
Is the game on tv?
U serious, Clark?
Originally Posted by WhatchaGonnaDo
Bold prediction: people will get butthurt about it not being past midnight.
Too many stars on thread title
Not enough game info
Think I covered them all
It doesn't say gameday either. Duh
Originally Posted by MissouriCyclone
Is the game on tv?
make sure to strap your helmet on tight before you board the short bus in the morning buddy
"Day after day, situation after situation you do things the right way. If you do things the right way, in life, you are going to be successful. I'm not just your football coach; I'm not just here to win games. I could not be prouder of who we are and who we are becoming, together. You do things right in the classroom, off and on the field; that's whats's makes us Cyclones and that's what our culture's all about."
-Paul Rhoads
Close thread, remake after midnight. Early thread= jinx
Originally Posted by MissouriCyclone
Is the game on tv?
Do they have TV's down in Missouri?
If it was 11:57 I'd say no biggie,
you "jumped the gun" by half an hour.
Originally Posted by hoiballin33
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I think last KU thread was posted a couple minutes early and then banked three happened.
I can't imagine what 34 minutes early is going to get us!!!!
Originally Posted by hexodat64
Do they have TV's down in Missouri?
Do they have sarcasm in Iowa?
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text: One thing I can't understand is why they allocate less archery tags than any weapon tags. Aren't success rates with a bow infinitesimally less than with a rifle? It seems to me that you could give out five times as many archery tags and never approach the number killed with a rifle. Maybe I'm just not a very good bowhunter. Thoughts?


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Baseball: Magnolia Knocking on Door
May 22, 2012 NEW MANCHESTER —The Blue Eagles won the game, but Magnolia suffered a great loss. more »»
BASEBALL: Oak Glen 10-13, Weir 5-2
May 11, 2012 NEW MANCHESTER —Oak Glen eliminated Weir and set up a rematch against Magnolia by sweeping the Red Riders and claiming a sectional title for the second straight season. more »»
Brooke Baseball Nips Oak Glen
May 4, 2012 Brooke 4, Oak Glen 3 WELLSBURG — Nick Breen scored on a passed ball in the bottom of the seventh and Brooke topped Oak Glen. Kelaen Welch had two singles for the Bruins (14-14). more »»
SOFTBALL: W.Va. Class AA, Region One, Section One Weir 12-17 Oak Glen 11-2
May 3, 2012 WEIRTON — Weir swept Oak Glen and advanced to the regional semifinal where it will play host to Magnolia next week. more »»
BASEBALL: Oak Glen 9 John Marshall 3
May 2, 2012 GLEN DALE — Bub Haddox homered, Steven Barr had two hits and drove in a run, and Kole Koper doubled and drove in another as Oak Glen beat John Marshall. more »»
Big Red, Devils Set for Battle
May 2, 2012 ST. CLAIRSVILLE — All five classes have officially begun the journey toward an OVAC Track and Field Championship. more »»
BASEBALL: Oak Glen 14, Magnolia 7
May 1, 2012 NEW MARTINSVILLE — Steve Barr was a home run shy of the cycle and drove in three runs as Oak Glen doubled up Magnolia. Tyler Stead singled and drove in two for the Golden Bears. more »»
SOFTBALL: Toronto 11, Oak Glen 2
May 1, 2012 NEW MANCHESTER — Cari Horne struck out nine and Kayla Brown had three singles and drove in three runs as they led Toronto past Oak Glen. more »»
SOFTBALL: Oak Glen 11, Steubenville 3
April 28, 2012 STEUBENVILLE — Jordan Cunningham hit a grand slam and a single as Oak Glen beat Steubenville. Shayni Vega added another home run for the Golden Bears while Tia Smith had two doubles among three hits. more »»
BASEBALL: John Marshall 7, Oak Glen 2
April 28, 2012 NEW MANCHESTER — Aaron Fonner hit a single, triple and drove two home as John Marshall beat Oak Gle. more »»
TENNIS: Oak Glen 5, Madonna 2
April 20, 2012 CHESTER — Solita Krauss and Abby Sayre earned singles victories and Oak Glen swept the doubles matches in topping Madonna. Amy Davis and Ali Welch were singles winners for the Blue Dons. more »»
TENNIS: Oak Glen 5, Madonna 2
April 20, 2012 CHESTER — Zach Brown, Josh Lehman, and Addison Sayre won singles matches, while Lehman and Sayre and Alex Bennett and Teddy Adkins won in doubles to lead Oak Glen past Madonna. more »»
Geanangel Two-Hits Oak Glen
April 18, 2012 Indian Creek 7 Oak Glen 0 NEW MANCHESTER — Paige Geanangel tossed a two-hitter, striking out nine and walking one as Indian Creek blanked Oak Glen. more »»
Boys Tennis: Oak Glen Tames Big Red
April 18, 2012 Oak Glen 6, Steubenville 1 STEUBENVILLE — Tyler Brown, Zach Brown and Josh Lehman all posted 8-1 singles victories as Oak Glen topped Steubenville. Michael Nodianos won at No. 4 Singles for Big Red. more »»
Steub. Catholic Baseball Sweeps Oak Glen
April 17, 2012 Steub. Catholic 4-13 Oak Glen 3-5 NEW MANCHESTER — Steubenville Catholic banged out 21 hits and scored a combined 17 runs in a twinbill sweep of Oak Glen. more »»
Tennis: Oak Glen Girls Blank Indian Creek
April 17, 2012 Girls Oak Glen 7, Indian Creek 0 Anna Crawford, Solita Krauss, Haley Spurlock, and Abbie Sayre all won singles matches then those four teamed with Lauren Pizzurro and Maddy Hill to sweep through the... more »»
SOFTBALL: Bellaire 10-11 Oak Glen 0-0
April 15, 2012 NEW MANCHESTER — Megan Ging hurled a no-hitter in Game 1 and almost repeated the feat in the nightcap but had to settle for a one-hitter as Bellaire swept Oak Glen. She finished with nine strikeout. more »»
Big Fifth-Sixth Lifts Toronto
April 13, 2012 Toronto 7, Oak Glen 3 TORONTO — Toronto scored all of its runs in the fifth and sixth innings in besting Oak Glen. more »»
Boys' Tennis: Oak Glen Routs Weir
April 13, 2012 Oak Glen 6, Weir 1 CHESTER — Zach Brown defeated Chad Hensley, 9-7, in a thrilling No. 2 singles match as Oak Glen topped Weir. Tyler Brown, Josh Lehman and Addison Sayre also picked up victories. more »»
Girls' Tennis: Oak Glen Blanks Weir
April 13, 2012 Girls Oak Glen 7, Weir 0 CHESTER — Anna Crawford posted a shutout at No. 1 singles for Oak Glen and the Golden Bears cruised from there. more »»
Boys Tennis: Oak Glen Edges Ravenswood
April 10, 2012 Oak Glen 5, Ravenswood 2 PARKERSBURG — Zach Brown, Josh Lehman earned singles victories, while the team of Lehman and Addison Sayre won at No. 2 Doubles in beating Ravenswood. more »»
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The Bjorn Borg global brand is on the rise, or should we say low-rise. The tennis legend launched his latest collection of underwear - Golden Age - in Sydney, Australia this week. The runway show was presented by MTV Australia's Darren MacMullen and featured a full range of men's and women's undergear.
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3 Misra MC, Parshad R. Randomized clinical trial of micronized flavonoids in the early control of bleeding from acute internal haemorrhoids. Br J Surg . 2000;87:868-872.
4 Ho YH, Tan M, Seow-Choen F. Micronized purified flavonidic fraction compared favorably with rubber band ligation and fiber alone in the management of bleeding hemorrhoids: randomized controlled trial. Dis Colon Rectum . 2000;43:66-69.
5 Thanapongsathorn W, Vajrabukka T. Clinical trial of oral diosmin (Daflon) in the treatment of hemorrhoids. Dis Colon Rectum . 1992;35:1085-1088.
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7 Wadworth AN, Faulds D. Hydroxyethylrutosides. A review of its pharmacology, and therapeutic efficacy in venous insufficiency and related disorders. Drugs . 1992;44:1013-1032.
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Silicom PX-Series PXG4U Server 4-port Gigabit PCI-X Ethernet Adapter - Refurbished
The Silicom PX-Series Server Gigabit adapters are 64-bit/133MHz PCI-X network interface cards that contain multiple / single independent Gigabit port/s on one PCI-X adapter.
Silicom's PX-Series Server adapters are based on forth generation of Broadcom BCM57XX PCI-X Gigabit Ethernet controllers that features an industry leading performance for PCI-X server Adapters.
Industry-leading performance
Silcom's PX-Series Server adapters solution is designed for Servers and high-end appliances. The performance is optimized so that system I/O is not the bottleneck in high-performance networking applications.
Reliability, Availability, Serviceability
PX-Series Server adapters enables fault-tolerant via teaming. Traffic from the failed port is routed through up to seven other members of the team.
PX-Series Server adapters come with software that offers the industry's best performance and features. VLAN (802.1q) allow traffic segregation and data privacy. Support of 802.1p traffic prioritization gives administrations ability to offer Quality of Service (QOS) on the network.
Silicom's PX-Series Server adapters have an integrated hardware acceleration that performs TCP/UDP/IP checksum offload and TCP segmentation. The host processing offloads accelerators frees CPU for application processing.
Silicom's PX-Series Server Gigabit Ethernet adapters are the ideal solution for implementing multiple network segments, mission-critical high-powered networking applications and environments within high performance servers.
Key features
• Independently copper Gigabit Ethernet channels support six, four, two and one Gigabit Ethernet (1000Base-T), Fast Ethernet (100Base-Tx) and Ethernet (10Base-T).
• Triple speed 1000Mbps (1000Base-T), 100 Mbps (100Base-Tx) and 10 Mbps (100Base-T) operation.
• Nway auto negotiation automatic sensing and switching between 1Gbps full duplex and 100 / 10 Mbps operations Simplex or Full Duplex.
• RJ-45 female connectors.
• Host Interface standard support:
• PCI v2.2 32/64 bit, 33/66Mhz
• PCI-X v1.0 32/64-bit, 66/100/133MHz
• High performance, reliability, and low power use in Broadcom 5704 dual integrated MAC + PHY / SERDES chip controller.
• Ultra deep, 64 KB packet buffer per channel lowers CPU utilization, avoids PCI-X congestion
• Dual high speed RISC processor per channel for advanced packet classification.
• Hardware acceleration that can offload tasks from the host processor. The controllers can offload TCP/UDP/IP checksum calculations and TCP segmentation.
• Server class reliability, availability and performance features:
• Link Aggregation and Load Balancing:
• Switch dependent: 802.3ad (LACP), Generic Trunking ( GEC / FEC)
• Switch and NIC Independent.
• Failover
• Priority queuing – 802.1p layer 2 priority encoding.
• Virtual LANs –802.1q VLAN tagging.
• Jumbo Frame (9KB).
• 802.x flow control.
• Boot ROM embedded or optional can be used for Boot ROM applications.
• PCI Power Management Interface. (v1.1)
• PCI Hot Plug. (IBM, Compaq, Dell, and Microsoft)
• Statistics for SNMP MIB II, Ethernet like MIB, and Ethernet MIB (802.3z, Clause 30)
• LEDs indicators for link/Activity/Speed status.
This adapter is compatible with any server having a vacant PCI-X slot.
Copper Gigabit Ethernet Technical Specifications - (1000Baes-T) Adapters:
IEEE Standard / Network topology:
Gigabit Ethernet, 1000Base-T
Fast Ethernet, 100Base-TX
Ethernet, 10Base-T
Operating Systems Support (all adapters):
Operating system support:
Windows 2000
Windows NT
Windows98 / WindowsXP
SCO Open Server
UnixWare / OpenUnix 8
PXG4U: General Technical Specifications
Interface Standard:
PCI v2.2 32/64 bit, 33/66Mhz
PCI-X v1.0 32/64-bit, 66/100/133MHz
PXG4U: LED / Connector Specifications
(3) LEDs per port
Link Activity: Turns on any link speed, blinks on activity (green).
100Mbits/s: Turns on 100 Mbit/s link (green).
1000Mbit/s: Turns on 1000 Mbit/s link (green).
Order Information:
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The economical CW octopus is the same internally as the ZX 2nd stage, but is more compact and lighter because it does not have the adjustment knob. The CW Octopus has a Venturi Control Lever that allows the diver to set the octopus 2nd stage in the Pre-Dive position until needed. This is very important in Octopus regulators, since the Pre-Dive position is much more resistant to Venturi-Free-flows that can sometimes result in significant air-loss during a dive. The addition of the chrome plated brass heat sink makes the CW Octopus an simple, light weight choice for cold water diving. The CW Octopus comes with a Yellow cover and 36' hose.
Downstream valve
Balanced diaphragm
Dive/Pre Dive Venturi control
Chrome plated brass heat sink for superior cold water use
PRE-DIVE CHECK (entire regulator)
1. Before mounting any Scuba regulator onto a tank valve, you must
open the valve briefly to blow out any water trapped in the outlet area
of the valve. Failing to perform this simple step will often result in water
and contaminants being blown into the interior of the regulator, which in
turn will cause future mechanical problems in the regulator.
2. Prior to each dive always check to make certain your regulator has
no potential water leaks by inhaling lightly on the regulator with the dust
cap properly installed, or the tank air valve turned off. You should be
able to draw in very little if any air. If you can draw in any quantity of
air, either the exhaust valve is failing to seal properly, or there may be a
pinhole leak in the mouthpiece or second stage diaphragm.
3. Mount the 1st stage regulator on the tank valve with the clear diaphragm end (with the black logo showing underneath) facing down.
4. Just before turning on the tank air valve, check to make sure that
the yoke nut or DIN connection is tight and that the regulator body is
aligned properly, with no kinks in the hoses. In the case of DIN connections, check that the DIN connector O-ring on the regulator is in place
before installing the regulator into the valve. Always carry spare DIN
connection O-rings (Zeagle p/n 160-0111-N7).
5. Turn the tank valve on VERY slowly. Check for air leaks and proper
breathing function of the regulator.
1. After the dive, dry the dust cap and place it securely on the 1st
stage regulator inlet. On multiple tank dives, keep water out of the
regulator inlet when changing the tanks. Neglect of these simple procedures is a major cause of corrosion and wear in scuba regulators.
2. With the dust cap securely in place, rinse the first and second
stage in clean fresh water. DO NOT purge the regulator before or
during rinsing since this may introduce water into the second stage
and the low-pressure hose. After rinsing, reconnect the regulator to
an air supply and thoroughly shake all excess water from the second
stage. Press the Purge cover (with the regulator attached to a pressure source) several times to blow the rinse water out of the inner
mechanism. Allow the entire regulator to air dry before storing. For
reasons of hygiene, equipment subjected to frequent use in training,
rental, etc. should finally rinsed in water containing a suitable sterilizing agent. The best sterilizing solutions for your regulator are soap
based. If any stronger chemicals are used, make the immersion very
brief and rinse the regulator out again thoroughly. Failure to rinse
sterilizing chemicals out of the regulator will cause serious damage to
plastic parts of the regulator. This will result in cracking of hard plastic
parts and shrinking or swelling of soft plastic parts.
3. Store the clean dry regulator in a clean bag or storage box, away
from sunlight, excessive heat and humidity
The ZX has a Resistance Control Knob. The Valve Seal in the
second stage will give longer service if the Resistance Control Knob
on the ZX second stage is turned fully counter clockwise when the
regulator is stored longer than a week.


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The following was posted by Shessar on the PF Forum:
Before I get into the installation procedure for the package, I want to first point out that if you already have the CSUAC there is no need to reinstall since there are no new symbols. However, the directory structure is different from prior versions, so the two are not compatible. What this means is that any maps using symbols from prior versions will show red X's for the symbols (the reverse is true as well). This is because the new CC3 version of the CSUAC is using the file structure and files from the Fractal Mapper 8 version of the package.
Also, please note that these symbols are not full fledged CC3/DD3/CD3 symbols. That is, they are not smart symbols, nor do they use random transformations, shading, collections, etc. They are simply the PNG files and associated CC3 catalogs.
CSUAC for CC3 Installation Instructions
STEP 1: Downloading all necessary files
1. Download the file CSUAC_for_CC3_v3.zip from:
and save to your hard drive.
2. Download all of the CSUAC FM8 files from http://www.vintyri.org and save to your hard drive.
The files needed are:
NOTE: There is no BL7_FM8.zip file
STEP 2: Extract Files
1. Unzip the CSUAC_forCC3_v3.zip file into your root CC3 Folder. This will create several new folders:
CC3\Bitmaps\CSUAC Fills
2. Extract the file BL_FM8_Fills.zip into the CC3\Bitmaps\CSUAC Fills folder.
3. Extract the files BL1_FM8.zip through BL8Pt2_FM8.zip into the CC3\Symbols\CSUAC folder.
STEP 3: Adding Menu Buttons for the CSUAC
1. Navigate to your root CC3 folder
*If you don't have a fcw32.imn file in this directory
Copy the fcw32.imn file from CC3\Menu\csuac_menu into your root CC3 folder.
* If you do have the file fcw32.imn in the root CC3 directory
Navigate to the folder CC3\Menu\csuac_menu
Open the fcw32.imn file using Notepad.
Append (copy/paste) the contents of this file to your existing fcw32.imn file in the CC3 root directory.
Make sure you don't leave any empty lines inside the file, but do make sure there is a line break after the last line of content, or CC3 will crash on startup.
2. Start CC3. Click the screen tools button (Hammer icon at the bottom of the screen), and turn on "Custom icon bar 3". I have mine placed to the left.
3. If the new toolbar shows up blank, just restart CC3 or click on one of the "Add-on" buttons in the toobar. This will reload the menu.
The symbols are now ready for use.
Working with the PNG bitmap fills is a little more complicated and I will describe the process in another post. I wanted to get this posted first so that everyone could start downloading.
Again, the above is from Shessar, not from me.
Mark Oliva
The Vintyri (TM) Project


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All about dining on board
Enjoy a delicious meal prepared by top chefs on board your KLM flight. For even more choice we offer the option of ordering à la carte meals! We also serve a wide selection of beverages and snacks on board every flight.
Dining in Economy Class
Enjoy your choice of beverage, a Tasty Blue meal or a hearty sandwich.Read more about dining in Economy Class
Dining in Business Class
You can look forward to high quality meals prepared by top chefs, premium wines and a wide selection of beverages and snacks.Read more about dining in Business Class
A la carte meals in Economy Class
Choose from delicious à la carte meals on board nearly every KLM intercontinental flight departing from Amsterdam.View the à la carte meals in Economy Class
Special meals
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TALLAHASSEE, Florida (AP) -- Teachers unions have sued the state and three local school boards over performance evaluations that grade Florida's teachers on subjects and students they don't teach.
The suit was filed Tuesday in federal court in Gainesville. It's backed by the National Educational Association and Florida Education Association and includes seven teachers from around the state as plaintiffs.
Their complaint challenges the Student Success Act passed in 2011. It alleges that the current teacher evaluation system violates teachers' constitutional rights. That system is partly based on scores from the high-stakes Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test - or FCAT.
The Florida Department of Education did not immediately comment on the suit.
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The world lost a musical giant on Monday, August 5, when genre-crossing keyboardist and producer George Duke passed away at age 67 after a battle with chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL), as reported by his label Concord Records.
All month long in New York City, Lincoln Center has been hosting a fantastic series of free concerts in their outdoor bandshell, with a very eclectic lineup. Last Friday, they focused on the worldly traditions of Carnaval. Of course, there's no one better to carry the New Orleans Carnaval torch than the legendary Big Chief Monk Boudreaux and his Golden Eagles. An elder statesman of the Mardi Gras Indian tradition, Monk has the strength and leadership of a tribal chief with the ancient wisdom and worldly intuitiveness of a true medicine man, and a great ear for music to round it out. He uplifted and inspired the crowd at Lincoln Center with his unique songs, delivered wonderfully by a great band and noble stature on stage, adorned in a bright yellow headdress and scaled-down suit that bolstered some splendidly sewn beaded patches. I was happy to recognize old friends Joe Gelini holding it down on drums and boogie-woogie professor Tom Worrell on keys. The band sounded great. Monk also had his old friend's son Bo Dollis Jr. onstage singing backup and sporting a gorgeous bright blue-feathered suit with some lovely beaded patches. To those in the crowd who'd never seen a Mardi Gras Indian, Monk and the boys gave them quite a memorable experience that will no doubt stay with them for years to come, and for me, a New Orleanian "in exile", who has marched many miles with the Big Chief on the streets of New Orleans, it was very cool to see him perform in such a different setting and see a different crowd react to Monk's wonderful gifts.
Today's show features Saxophonist, Flautist and Clarinet player Rex Gregory, a jazz musician whose philosophical ideas influence his compositions as much as his teachers and collaborators do.
Satchmo SummerFest includes a series of seminars on all things Armstrong held on the third floor of the Old US Mint.
Saturday's 4:30 session, "Cinematic Satch with Ricky Riccardi - The Satchmo Story (1962) is described as follows:
Equifunk is the best!!
Equifunk Music Fest held at Camp Equinunk in Equinunk, Pa. Now in its 6 th year in existance is going be a funk filled extravaganza held from August 16-18. It's a New Orleans Funk heavy music festival. This year particpants include Anders Osborne featuring John Medeski, Nigel Hall Band, Mike Dillon Band, The Revivalists, the m & m's featuring Stanton Moore, Rob Mecurio, Papa Mali, John Medeski, Marco Benevento, and Maceo Parker.
The festival headliners are Soulive with the Shady Horns featuring Maceo Parker. The New Mastersounds, JJ Grey & Mofro, Pork Tornado Keller Williams, plus many others.
Camping and cabins are available. Its an all inclusive event with about 1500 people. There is a large pool and other outside activities and lots of music as well.
I will be there all 3 days feel free to contact me on my blog and would love to meet any new to me Ozilians, from across the country. It promises to be a great a experience like none other.
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Some small but to me important things that I miss after moving from Outlook:
- Quickly copying events with ctrl-c and paste multiple times with ctrl-v or otherwise, without opening the event edit window each time.
- Change the background color of events to match certain categories. I know there are labels, but they are not as clearly visible as a background change of the whole event.
I am a teacher, and I have to put lessons in my Zimbra agenda: hundreds of events with often the same descriptions (Physics, Electricity, etc...) and duration (usually 3 hours), but on different dates and times, and linked to different categories (in my case: classes or groups of students). The way I have to do this now in Zimbra takes a lot of time.
And of course I also miss synchronization with Android, right from the desktop version, or with the software for my smartphone .....
Although I'm not wanting to support Microsoft too much, and I think Zimbra is fairly strong, I might revert to Outlook because of these features.
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Allegrini La Grola 2004
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Prunotto Barolo Bussia
Prunotto Barolo Bussia is a wine that has managed to evade me over the last 3 years. Prunotto is a highly respected company, the Barolo Bussia is a Tre Bicchiere super star of Italian wine and yet I have never tasted this wine. Even though the great grandpappys of Italian wine own Prunotto (Antinori) it has still managed to pass me by. I've seen it, I've picked it up, I've played with it but only this week did I actually purchase a bottle. So last night I thought it was about time to break my Prunotto duck and see what all the hoo haa is about.
Prunotto Barolo is always talked about in terms of value. These Barolos are steady 90-94 point efforts year on year but the prices, even in the best vintage, even in this magnificent 2004 vintage, rarely go over the €50 mark. Like all Barolo wines this comes from 100% Nebbiolo grapes, this particular Barolo comes from the Bussia vineyards in Monforte. The 2004 vintage saw the wines aged in majority new french oak with some second year barrels for a smaller proportion of the wine. Fancy!
Yadda Yadda Yipp - Did it make me happy?
Yes actually it was pretty lively but I was reminded once again to stop popping young Barolo. Even though the Vajra of last Friday was 2001, just those 3 years make a difference but clearly both should be left far longer than this. However, like any crime, if you have to commit infanticide at least do it with some gusto. This wine is no where near its potential but still it's a great bottle of wine and if I do feel the need to rob a Barolo of its wine destiny I will probably pick on Prunotto again!
Prunotto Barolo Bussia 2004 - BUY - €45
Brick red colour in the glass flowing to the rim. A generous aromatic nose, lots of cherry, floral notes, plum and a hint of chocolate. Full bodied yet soft and luscious mouth feel, exceptional acidity, clearly present but soft tannins and a very long finish. Drinking really well today but don't do it. 93 Points
Bargainous! This is another case of a wine that you will get the most enjoyment from if you buy 12 and open one year on year. Wine evolves like nothing else, this is what makes it so interesting, so debatable and at times, so frustrating. It's great fun to taste through the same vintage year on year, however, I'd still wait till 2012 before you even begin your experiment! Someone has to do this for me, I want to know that one person will buy 12 bottles of this wine and every year come back to me and tell me all about it. Of course I could do it myself but I'm already in danger of serious picklization*
Where can I buy this wine?
Europeans - Enoteca Lucantoni - €46
Americans - No 2004 Vintage showing yet. Loads of 2001 options
Brits - Everywine - £37
Australians - Stephen McHenry carries the 94! - AU$110
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Words and wine have always had a strained marriage. What words are in your wine vocabulary that are not exactly textbook? Show me your super freaky side.
*Picklization is not a real word. Pixelization is though, very soon I will be in real danger of that too but more on that next month.
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This weekend I went all to town for you peeps tasting through six different Italian wines and I have some QPR bargains for ya and some bottles that would be better used as some form of torture against an opposing army. On a weekend of the worst weather I have encountered in Mestre thus far we were forced indoors with little else to do but watch Italian TV or raid through my wine collection, we chose the vino.
On Friday night the weather held long enough for me to take what will probably be my last trip to the Lupo Nero restaurant in Mestre old town. Choosing from their decent wine list we ordered up an Alsatian Riesling (corked) and a GD Vajra Barolo 2001 which was exquisite, notes to follow.
Saturday was a wash out. I had meant to go to Lake Garda and sample some Soave and Amarones, instead we made it as far as McDonalds at Mestre station before being driven home by the wild weather. This weekend I had a friend from London visiting me who is keen to learn more about wine, so for educational reasons only we took a Pinot Nero, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot, Zinfandel, Cabernet Franc and Syrah to talk about the different characteristics of the grapes. All these wines were Italian in origin apart from the Zinfandel (natch), which was Gallo and dearly appealed to my pal's pal.
Nothing turned out how you'd expect. The Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlots bombed, the nose of the Cabernet Franc was fruity and interesting, the Pinot from Italy was the wine of the night and my friend didn't go for the Planeta Syrah which has novice appeal written all over it. I was provided with my worst Italian wine of 2008, became a real fan of the Barolos of Varja and this morning walked in to find 6 bottle of Poggio Argentieras finest awaiting review this week. Instead of an Italian wine hangover I am pumped and ready for the trials and tribulations of another weeks strenuous wine blogging.
GD Varja Barolo 2001 - BUY - €30
Garnet red in the glass with lighter hues I feel I got this bottle at a nice stage of its evolution. The nose is beautiful with sweet spices and a gentle oak couples with a profile of definite almond characteristics. Still somewhat tannic but with good structure and fine length, very opulent and enjoyable. 92 Points
Le Due Terre Pinot Nero 2005 - BUY - €27
Garnet red with floral notes on the nose, lots of strawberry present and a slight butter biscuit whiff on the end. Smooth, mid bodied with a gentle mouth feel and well balanced tannins. Good effort. 90 Points
Planeta Syrah 2005 - BUY - €18
Dark ruby red in the glass. Huge nose of prunes, a little leather and animal notes too. Huge mouth feel, very tannic but pleasantly so, fruit on the mid palate and a big finish. 89-90 Points
Paesaggi Merlot 2005 - PASS - €6
Garnet red with a meaty, plum-esque nose, unbalanced wine, thin, acidic, bitter and extremely hollow on the mid palate with a watery unsatisfactory finish. Abysmal - 62 Points
Angoris Cabernet Sauvignon 2006 - PASS - €5
Deep ruby red in the glass, wildly balsamic and vinegar like on the nose, no fruit here. Better on the palate, mid bodied with some length, still a weird experience. 76 Points
Santa Margherita Cabernet Franc 2007 - PASS - €5
Lovely colour, deep ruby red. The nose is vegetal but more fruit here than you'd expect plus a little fake sugar. Mid bodied with some rounded tannins and a decent balance, good length on the finish. A "just" pass for the price. Liveable. 82 Points
The Santa Margherita was a close call, I personally wouldn't buy it again but for the money it's a drinkable wine.
Where can I buy this wine? (the Barolo)
Europeans - le vitel etonne - €30
Americans - Primo Vino - $36
Brits - Cellar Brokers - £18
Australians - Cellar Brokers - AU$40
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By Bryan Cohen
SEATTLE (Reuters) – A student security guard who doused a gunman with pepper spray and tackled him to the ground prevented greater loss of life during a shooting spree at a small Christian college in Seattle that left one person dead, police said on Friday.
Police arrested Aaron Ybarra, 26, in the Thursday shooting at Seattle Pacific University in which two others were wounded.
A Seattle television station, citing unidentified police officials, reported that Ybarra was obsessed with the 1999 mass shooting that killed 15 people at Columbine High School.
Police declined to comment on that report and have offered no motive for the shooting at the Methodist liberal arts college of 4,000 students in Seattle's upscale Queen Anne neighborhood.
Ybarra was scheduled to make his first court appearance on Friday afternoon.
Ybarra, who was not a student at the university, is accused of walking into an academic building on campus, Otto Miller Hall, and gunning down three people before pausing to reload his weapon.
At that point, police said, a student building monitor pepper-sprayed and tackled the shooter to the ground as several other bystanders jumped in to help restrain him and seized his shotgun. He was arrested minutes later by police, who said the suspect also was carrying a knife and additional ammunition.
A man died shortly after the attack at Harborview Medical Center, while a woman was in critical condition on Friday after five hours of emergency surgery. Both were in their 20s. The third victim, a 24-year-old man, was hospitalized in satisfactory condition with pellet wounds.
A third man was treated for minor injuries suffered in the scuffle with the suspect and released, police said.
The bloodshed in Seattle marked the latest in a series of mass shootings at schools and other public places around the country in recent years that have renewed a national debate over gun safety and mental illness.
Two weeks ago, a 22-year-old man stabbed three people to death and fatally shot three others before taking his own life in a rampage across a college town near the University of California at Santa Barbara.
Ybarra, who was booked into the King County Jail, was characterized as a troubled but mild-mannered individual by an acquaintance who described himself to Seattle television station KIRO-TV as a onetime drinking buddy of the suspect.
"I didn't think he was capable of something like that," Jason Wells told KIRO. "He seemed a little bit on the crazy side but he needed somebody to reel him back."
Citing unidentified police sources, KIRO said Ybarra was preoccupied with school shootings and had visited Columbine, the Colorado high school where two students killed a teacher and 12 fellow classmates before taking their own lives in 1999.
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Thanks to a number of readers for alerting me to Roger Federer's recent change of heart.
The 13-time Grand Slammer has decided to play Monte Carlo next week to get an early jump on his clay-court season:
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Dear Fans
I have decided to accept a wildcard into the Monte-Carlo Rolex Masters tournament that begins on Monday. I will head there this weekend to start the clay court season.
Thanks to all of you for your continued support.
All the best,
I guess Fed's season isn't going as he probably planned - duh. At least this will give us fans an early opportunity to see where his clay-court game stands in relation to the big boys. Let's hope it's further along than his hard-court game, though.
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AUBURN, Wash. (August 24, 2013) – The Gang and I got a rail-skimming ride from Eliska Kubinova and edged clear for a 2 ½-length victory Saturday in the $15,850 Coca-Cola Purse for older fillies and mares at Emerald Downs.
Trained by Jim Penney for owners Homestretch Farms and Ellen Follett, The Gang and I ran 6 ½ furlongs in 1:15.93 and paid $4.80 and $3.
A 5-year-old Washington-bred by You and I-R C Gangster, The Gang and I has a 7-5-4 record in 26 starts with earnings of $117,164, including $8,718 for Saturday's victory.
However, the winner was claimed for $25,000 by Rotator Stable and will now be trained by Frank Lucarelli.
Maggie's Special, ridden by Anne Sanguinetti, rallied to finish second and paid $5.80 for place.
Ms P K Blue and Perfect Pie completed the order of finish. Better to Be Lucky was scratched earlier in the day.
In the $0.50 Pick 5, which included a $6,120 carryover, tickets with five winners paid $8,183.50. It was the second highest payout of the season, topped only by the track record Pick 5 of $22,203.55 set June 2.
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By Grant Bissell
St. Louis (KSDK) - Two of the St. Louis area's oldest malls could soon see a rebirth, but the projects will cost taxpayers.
Developers have a $120 million plan to revitalize Northwest Plaza. The mall fell into foreclosure a few years ago and now sits nearly vacant.
The plan calls for the demolition of most of the buildings and developers are asking for a total of $30 million in public tax money from the city of St. Ann and St. Louis County.
On Wednesday night, a committee accepted the proposal. It now goes to the St. Ann Board of Aldermen for final approval.
"The entire board is very excited about this project. This community is very, very much wanting to see this happen," said St. Ann Mayor Michael Corcoran.
Crestwood Court is in a similar situation. A developer wants to revamp that mall into what it calls "The District at Crestwood."
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LANSING, Mich. (AP) -- Lansing's municipal power company says it's wrapping up the cleanup this week from the spilling of about 300 gallons of hydraulic fluid into the Grand River.
Lansing Board of Water and Light spokesman Steve Serkaian says "there's no further evidence of oil in the river."
The Lansing State Journal and MLive.com say the utility was removing two oil-collection booms Wednesday and the third and final boom on Thursday.
The spill started March 31 and was blamed on a gasket failure at the utility's Eckert Power Plant near downtown. Officials say crews began working immediately to clean up the leak but realized that oil was escaping a containment area. The booms were put in place April 1.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - Despite missing the playoffs for two straight seasons and saying there would be "suffering" before the team improved, the Buffalo Sabres announced they reached a 97% season ticket renewal rate.
For the 2013-14 season, the season ticket holder base will be capped at 16,000. This is the third straight season the number of season ticket holders has increased.
The Sabres also have a season ticket holder waiting list. There are currently 2,500 names on the waiting list.
"We again wanted to continue to try and reach the demand that exists for Sabres season tickets," said team president
Ted Black in a statement released Thursday morning. "There have been thousands of very loyal and very patient fans in our Blue & Gold Club that have been waiting for years to be eligible to purchase season tickets. We wanted to reward that loyalty by continuing to transition people from that waiting list to our ever-growing base of season-ticket holders. Our fans remain among the most dedicated in the league and we continue to be appreciative of their support."
Sabres fans wishing to add their name to the waiting list can do so at www.sabres.com. Mini-pack sales for the general public begin on September 5th.
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