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A bevy of walks
Young flails, Larry greets Edgin
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Game 87: Braves 7, Mets 5
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Who's kidding whom? Duda, Neuenheis, or however you spell it, Torres, Thole, Nickeas, Hairston, Bay, Cedeno, Turner, Valdespin, Davis, and half the starting pitchers and all of the bullpen belong in Akron or Tuscaloosa. They've won forty games with mirrors and any day soon, it all comes to a screeching halt. For starters, until this mess can be figured out, the pitching coach should call EVERY pitch from the dugout.
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|Annual Watermelon Feed Brings Out The Smiles
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 08 September 2011 18:28
BWTelcom's Randall Raile and Gary McKain, at right, cut into juicy watermelons at the Wauneta Attendance Center as youngsters wait with anticipation. BWTelcom's watermelon feed is an annual event at both Wauneta and Palisade as well as at the Dundy County-Stratton Public Schools attendance center sites.
Few things can bring a smile to a kid's face like a sunshine-filled recess and watermelon. Wauneta-Palisade first grader Seth Mercer beams from ear to ear as he enjoys a slice of BWTelcom watermelon last week.
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Gotta question for all you developers who are running the dev build.
It looks like when I upgraded, it changed my default web UI port back to 80 (from 81).
When I went to change the web.xml and the server.xml files, I noticed they were significantly different...and I can't find where to change it now.
I was wondering where I change that at.


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WASHINGTON (WUSA) -- Well, Wednesday's game against the Charlotte Bobcats just got a whole lot more interesting.
The Wizards new head coach Randy Wittman had some pleasant things to say but there's one note that has been troubling me all afternoon on John Wall:
"He is a talented player that I think I need to coach. He has to be willing to be coached."
To me, that is a direct inference to Wall and Saunders having a nonexistent relationship. Can Wall block out his teammates actions around him and become the teachers pet? Probably not, but he should. Andray Blatche and Nick Young are players who act like they're too cool for school in the locker room and it certainly rubbed off on Wall while Saunders was in charge.
And Grunfeld did his usual tip-toeing around the roster that he's assembled by pleading about how young the team is. Even if Wittman was able to turn around the Wizards -- yeah, right -- I think Grunfeld's fate is already sealed.
The following are quotes from general manager Ernie Grunfeld and new Wizards head coach Randy Wittman from Tuesday's press conference.
Ernie Grunfeld on the decision: "I felt like at our time that our players were not responding. I think they needed a different voice."
Randy Wittman on John Wall: "I spoke to John. John's a big part of this. John has the ability i think to be a very, very good player. John has to now take what he has and not just think it's given to him. He is a talented player that I think I need to coach. He has to be willing to be coached. If he does that, that's where good players become great players."
Ernie Grunfeld on team direction: "This doesn't change our overall plan -- which always has been transparent to us -- to build through the draft, to get salary cap space going forward and develop our young players."
Randy Wittman on the situation: "Is this a happy day? No. A good man walked out the door. And that's always hard. I didn't come to Washington to be the head coach. I came here to help [Flip].
Randy Wittman on talking with players: "I met with a couple of players here today, I told them 'I would've walked with him if I didn't believe this team could be better than what we are'."
Randy Wittman on expectations: "I'm not the miracle maker here. We have to change our outlook on how we play."
Randy Wittman on the Wizards: "Sometimes when you have such a young team, players get confused when the word development is used [and think] they are going to be able to develop by just playing. Development happens on the practice floor. You have to earn what you get out on the game floor."
Randy Wittman on the Wizards: "We're young. Are we going to make mistakes? Yes. That's how you learn as a young player on becoming a veteran. We can't make mistakes halfheartedly. If you're going to make a mistake, make it going all out."
Randy Wittman on the firing of Flip: "This is a black mark on all of us."
Ernie Grunfeld on whether the front office is to blame: "Everybody is responsible. We had issues happen to us that were really out of anybody's hands in the last two-three years and we had to go in a different direction. And we are trying to rebuild. If you are trying to rebuild, you have to go through some tough times. We think our future looks really bright."
Ernie Grunfeld on how he put the team together: "We've said all along; this is not going to be about wins and losses for us."
Ernie Grunfeld on whether his players will develop: "I think we have some very talented players on the team. But they are young. Young players are going to have their mistakes...But moving forward if these players develop the way we think they can and they come together, I think in a few years we can have a very competitive team."
Randy Wittman on how the Wizards style will change: "Tempo is number one. I think if you look at our team -- last night in particular -- the stinkers that we've had is John Wall walking the ball up the floor, going head-to-head five-on-five on 85 percent on your possessions."


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When software decoding of a Full HD 1080p high-definition video is performed by the system CPU, a dual-core 2 GHz or better CPU is required in order to allow for perfectly smooth playback without dropping frames or giving playback a jerky appearance. XBMC can however offload most of the video decoding process onto GPU graphics hardware controller that supports one of the following types of hardware-accelerated video decoding: Intel's VAAPI, Nvidia's VDPAU, AMD's XvBA, Microsoft's DXVA, Apple's VDADecoder/VideoToolBox, OpenMAX, and Broadcom Crystal HD Enhanced Media Accelerator. By taking advantage of such hardware-accelerated video decoding, XBMC can run well on most inexpensive, low-power systems which contain a modern GPU.
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- For clarification; XBMC for Linux does not work on the Xbox game-console.
- ATI/AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA (recommended) graphic controller which supports OpenGL 2.0 or later.
- ATI Radeon R420 (X800) or newer supported, ATI Radeon R700 (HD 4000) or newer recommended.
- Intel GMA 950 (945G) or newer supported, Intel GMA X4500HD (G45) or newer recommended.
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- XBMC v12 and nightly builds and up will require Mac OS X 10.6 and only run on Intel Macs. For the Apple TV 1 you will need to use a Linux-based OS to run XBMC v12 and nightly builds.
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- OS recommended: Windows 7, which is required for hardware video decoding.
- Windows Home Server and Windows Server are not supported but have been reported to work with some tweaks.
- For end-users the recommended minimum requirement is a x86-based computer, with a Graphic adapter that supports DirectX version 9.0c.
- x86 (Intel/AMD-based) processor with SSE support.
- Intel Pentium 4, Intel Pentium M, Intel Atom or better CPU.
- AMD Athlon XP/64, AMD Opteron, or better CPU.
- Fast modern (last few years) dual-core processor is required to decode H.264 videos in FullHD (1080p) without the assistance of a hardware video decoder.
- ATI/AMD, Intel, or NVIDIA graphic controller.
- ATI Radeon R420 (X800) or newer supported, ATI Radeon R700 (HD 4000) or newer recommended.
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Man seriously injured when brush pile fire ignites
Published: Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 5:05 p.m.
Last Modified: Sunday, April 21, 2013 at 5:05 p.m.
A man who ignited a large burn pile on Sunday received second-degree burns over 40 percent of his body when his clothes caught fire, Marion County fire officials said.
The incident occurred in Fort McCoy, 13200 NW 98th St., when the man — whose name was not released Sunday — poured gasoline on a burn pile, according to Marion County Fire Rescue spokeswoman Jessica Greene.
When the middle-aged man lit the fire, his clothes ignited, she said. Someone who was with him at the time of the incident called 911.
The injured man was airlifted to Shands at the University of Florida in Gainesville in serious condition.
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Kristiina Vuori, M.D., Ph.D.
An executive officer of a California Research Institute
Appointed by the Lt. Governor
Kristiina Vuori, M.D., Ph.D., is President of the Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute, Professor and Pauline & Stanley Foster Presidential Chair, and Director of the National Cancer Institute-designated Cancer Center at Sanford-Burnham.
As President of Sanford-Burnham, Dr. Vuori is responsible for Institute's scientific and nonscientific operations at all sites, which include locations in San Diego and Santa Barbara in California, and in Orlando in Florida. Sanford-Burnham is one of the fastest-growing research institutes in the country, with major research programs in cancer, neurodegeneration, diabetes, and infectious, inflammatory, and childhood diseases. The Institute is especially known for its worldclass capabilities in stem cell research and drug discovery technologies. Sanford-Burnham ranks among the top independent research institutions nationally for NIH grant funding and among the top organizations worldwide for its research impact.
In her role as Cancer Center Director, Dr. Vuori is responsible for one of only seven centers designated as basic cancer research centers by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). The Cancer Center at Sanford-Burnham was established in 1976, and recently underwent a successful 5-year renewal with an "Outstanding" rating and a significant increase in its Core Grant funding. Under Dr. Vuori's direction, the Sanford-Burnham Cancer Center is an interdisciplinary basic and
translational research effort mobilizing over 400 individuals working in a highly collaborative and interactive program structure, each of which addresses a particular aspect of cancer. At present, one approved drug and at least five experimental therapies for cancer that are in final Phase III clinical trials can be traced to the work of Sanford-Burnham scientists.
Dr. Vuori earned her M.D. and Ph.D. degrees at University of Oulu, Finland. After completion of internship and residency, she received postdoctoral training at Sanford-Burnham in 1992-1995 with then-President & CEO Dr. Erkki Ruoslahti. Dr. Vuori was appointed to faculty in 1996. She was appointed Deputy Director of the Sanford-Burnham's NCI-designated Cancer Center in 2003, and Director of the Cancer Center in 2006. In 2008, she was appointed Executive Vice President for Scientific Affairs. She has been President of the Institute since April 2010. Dr. Vuori is also co-Director of the Conrad Prebys Center for Chemical Genomics at Sanford-Burnham, which is one of four national Comprehensive Centers of Excellence established by National Institutes of Health (NIH) to accelerate chemical biology and drug discovery, and a Comprehensive Center within NCI's Chemical Biology Consortium. Dr. Vuori has been instrumental in leading the establishment of Sanford-Burnham's scientific technology platforms, including laying the foundation for Sanford-Burnham's capabilities for robust discovery and development of new diagnostics and therapeutics.
Throughout her career, Dr. Vuori has received numerous research grants and awards from NIH, NCI, Department of Defense (DoD), and the California Cancer Research Programs. Dr. Vuori was selected as a PEW Scholar in the Biomedical Sciences in 1997 (dubbed as "20 most promising scientists in America"). Additionally, Dr. Vuori serves in a wide variety of advisory capacities to NCI and other cancer organizations, including advisory roles for the NCI's Developmental Therapeutics Program and Center for Strategic Scientific Initiatives. She has served on several NIH and DoD study sections, and is past chair of the DoD Breast Cancer Research Program's prestigious "Innovator Award" panel. She also serves on numerous editorial boards for scientific journals, institutional scientific advisory boards, and as a consultant for pharmaceutical companies. Additionally, she is co-founder of three biotechnology companies. Orally bioavailable drugs to combat chemotherapy-induced anemia that have been developed based on Dr. Vuori's discoveries are currently undergoing phase II clinical testing.
Dr. Vuori's main research focus is aimed at unraveling the molecular mechanisms of the most lifethreatening aspect of cancer, which is cancer metastasis. Metastasis is responsible for nearly all deaths in cancer patients, and understanding of the mechanisms that turn a cancer from a locally growing tumor into highly metastatic cancer cells will provide clues how to prevent this step in cancer progression. Cells in our body reside in a protein network, the extracellular matrix (ECM), which they secrete and mold into their intercellular microenvironment. Cell adhesion to this microenvironment is essential for cell survival; if cells become detached, they will die through a process known as apoptosis. Thus, normal cells cannot detach from their tissue and establish themselves somewhere else, because they will die on the way. Yet cancer cells somehow get around this requirement; they trespass aggressively into other tissues and metastasize to distant sites in the body without dying. Dr. Vuori's work is aimed at identifying the molecular mechanisms that in normal cells makes them adhesion-dependent; false action of the very same mechanisms is likely to be the key step in allowing cancer cells to metastasize.
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Dr. Carl F. Ware received his Ph.D. in Molecular Biology and Biochemistry from the University of California, Irvine in 1979. Professor Ware is a leading expert in cytokines and their biology and clinical utiltiy, having discovered several cytokines. From 1979-81, while supported by a prestigious National Research Service Award from the NIH, Dr. Ware conducted research at the University of Texas Health Science Center in San Antonio in membrane biochemistry and the complement system with Dr. W. Kolb. In 1981, Dr. Ware joined the research groups of Dr. Jack Strominger and Dr. Tim Springer at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Harvard Medical School, where he devleoped monoclonal antibodies to discover several membrane proteins (now known as integrins) associated with T cell function. Dr. Ware established his research laboratory in 1982, in the Biomedical Sciences Program at the University of California, Riverside, before joining the La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology in 1996 as Head of the Division of Molecular Immunology. Dr. Ware also holds a joint appointment in the Department of Biology at the University of California, San Diego. In 2010, Dr. Ware was recruited to Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute as Director of the Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases Center, where he continues his research in molecular immunology and virology, and translating his discoveries into new therapies for cancer, infectious and autoimmune diseases. Two of Dr. Ware's discoveries in the TNF superfamily, LTβ and LIGHT, are now in clinical development. He is recipient of a National Merit Award from the National Institutes of Health and serves on the scientific advisory boards for the Arthritis National Research Foundation and the American Asthma Foundation, and is past President of the International Cytokine Society and advisor for the TNF SuperFamily conferences.


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Hi Everyone. We have now released the first issue of the Fantaseum Alliance Zine. As there was so much to do to produce the first issue, we decided to work from material already to hand to keep the production process manageable. Now that we have templates and a design pipeline of sorts established, hopefully future issues will be easier to create.
We hope that you will all contribute to future issues and to this end, will be asking for contributions to the second issue which is going to have a martime theme. It's quite possible that a near future competition is going to be a sea chart of some sort, but if you have any ideas or contributions that you would like to make, we would be very grateful for these.
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You'll never miss the salt with All-Purpose Seasoning on hand. Use it to transform any savory dish from ordinary to delectable--while cooking or at the table.
Salt is a flavor enhancer, but it needn't go solo. This blend of sea salt and other lively spices adds just the right touch to savory dishes while cooking, or at the table.
A single spice that imparts the aroma and flavor of a trio of warm seasonings — cinnamon, cloves, and nutmeg — allspice is the unripened berry of a small evergreen.
A lovely member of the mint family with a mildly peppery taste, a hint of clove and mint, basil is at the same time spicy and sweet, warm and fresh.
Bay leaf is an evergreen related to camphor and sassafras trees. It's also known as sweet bay and laurel. Enjoy its sweet, balsamic scent and bitter/spicy bite in gravies and grain dishes, with beans and meats, and in cooking blends like bouquet garni.
Elettaria cardamomum is a member of the ginger (Zinziberaceae) family. The name cardamom (sometimes spelled cardamon or cardamum) means "grains of Paradise."
This colorful, ground chili pepper will turn up the heat and color in your cooking. Use it in favorite ethnic recipes, or sprinkle it on at the table whenever a dish needs extra zip.
Many cooks consider salt a flavor enhancer; celery adds another dimension. Use this convenient blend of sea salt and ground celery seed in place of salt in most any dish.
Use the kick of chili pepper (with or without an added array of complimentary spices) to create lively Mexican or Tex-Mex fare. Or experiment with each variety (and in unexpected places) to keep everyone on their toes.
The fragrant, pungent leaf of the coriander plant, cilantro is popular in Mexican, Thai and Vietnamese cooking. Cilantro is also sometimes called fresh coriander, Italian parsley (which has similar, flat leaves) or Chinese parsley.
One of the world's most popular spices, cumin is extremely aromatic, with a warm, spicy, slightly bitter, earthy flavor. Cumin seeds are enjoyed around the world but especially in North African, Middle Eastern, Indian and Mexican cuisines.
In India, curry powder is almost always made on-the-spot with a unique blend of spices the cook chooses. You can do the same, when inspired and time permits. Or you can also rely on one of these Curry Powders to create authentic Indian fare any time.
Aromatic dill weed is more delicately flavored than the seed from the same plant. It enhances rather than dominates and is delicious in salads, sauces, light gravies, and with fish and grains.
Fragrant and distinctive, fennel's slightly licorice taste is most often enjoyed with fish. But don't save it for fish nights; try it's anise-like flavor in soups and salads, and with grains and vegetables, too.
Five Spice Seasoning includes all five tastes: sweet, sour, bitter, salty, and hot or spicy. Thought to create a balance of yin and yang, this spicy blend makes for a great twist on American dishes too. And it's salt free!
An all-purpose, spicy warm (but not hot) Indian seasoning, Garam Masala is a traditional ingredient in Indian tandoori, samosas, kormas, and dahl.
If you enjoy garlic, your taste buds are in for a real treat. This Garlic N Herb blend serves as a tasty salt-free replacement for salt or garlic salt.
Garlic and pepper are well matched in this zesty all-purpose blend. A twist of lemon adds an unexpected--but welcome--touch. Use this blend to perk up everything from pasta to poultry. Use while cooking, or at the table.
Here are two of the most indispensable seasonings in one convenient blend, salt and garlic! Perfect for those who consider both ingredients staples in most savory dishes. Use it liberally both at the stove and at the dinner table.
Enjoyed in cuisines the world over for its warm, spicy-sweet aroma and flavor, ginger complements both sweet (think gingerbread) and savory (think stir fry) dishes. It's available in whole root, cut and sifted, powdered, and crystallized, so you can choose the perfect form for your perfect dish.
This traditional French blend of aromatic herbs contains savory, thyme, rosemary, basil, tarragon and lavender flowers. For a taste of the Mediterranean, include a splash of this flavorful blend in dips and dressings, soups and salads, sides and entrees.
A classic blend of Mediterranean spices, Italian Seasoning will enhance almost any dish. Of course, it shines most in Italian fare, like spaghetti sauces and lasagna. Keep a good stock of Italian Seasoning and pasta on hand and you'll be ready for company in short order! Italian Seasoning is available whole or powdered.
This combo of culinary favorites complements fresh and cooked dishes, at the stove and at the table. Zesty lemon and lively pepper perk up every savory dish. Here they are-- along with onion and garlic-- in one convenient blend.
Mustard seed, one of the oldest of spices, adds warmth and heat to your dishes. It's spicy, peppery flavor goes well with other pungent spices like garlic and chilies.
Nutmeg is the dried seed of the fruit of an evergreen. Warm and sweet, nutmeg adds depth to desserts and savory dishes alike. Sprinkle it on your eggnog, but try it on your potatoes, too!
The distinctly strong taste of onion is indispensable in the kitchen. It's warm, sweet and salty flavor shines in most savory dishes. It comes in several convenient dried forms: flakes, granules, powder and slices.
This "pizza spice" is full of flavor and aroma-- a strong personality, but one that partners well with other seasonings, too. It's indispensable in Italian and other Mediterranean cooking as well as Mexican fare.
A sweet but sassy relative of the chili pepper, paprika is used to add warm, natural color and mildly spicy flavor to soups, stews, grains, and a variety of hors d'ouvres.
With a bright green color and a mild, fresh flavor, Parsley is a must-have for the pantry. Use it to flavor soups, vegetables, sauces, dressings, eggs and any potato dishes.
Pepper lends satisfying heat and bite to most any dish (and it's great for salt-free diets). It works well in combination with other herbs and spices, too, and is commonly found in spice blends.
The nutty flavor and satisfying crunch of poppy seeds are traditionally enjoyed in salad dressings, cakes and spice blends. Sprinkle the tiny, slate-blue seeds on breads and crackers, pretzels and rolls. Try them in rice and noodle dishes, too.
This traditional seasoning-- headed by sage and thyme-- partners perfectly with poultry and stuffing. Try it with other savory ingredients, too.
When a traditional pumpkin pie is your goal, this is the blend for you. Use it to make a few unpredictable desserts, too!
Rosemary's woody scent and minty flavor bring a balsamic deliciousness to sweet and savory dishes alike.
"King of the Herbs" to the French, tarragon adds distinctively sweet, fresh, licorice-like flavor to sauces, salad dressings, poultry, egg, and fish dishes. It's also a crucial component of spice blends like fines herbes, bouquet garni, and herbs de Provence.
A little lemony and decidedly distinctive, thyme is a crucial ingredient in Mediterranean cuisine. You'll find it in soups and sauces, vegetable and meat dishes, as well as classic spice blends like bouquet garni and herbes de Provence.
It's hard to imagine a kitchen void of vanilla. Its full, rich, universally popular taste and enticing aroma is irreplaceable in cookies, cakes, custards, ice creams-- almost every conceivable sweet-- and a few savory dishes, too. (See also Vanilla Extract and Vanilla Flavor.)
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A Brief History of the Car Craft Summer NationalsWritten by on June 1, 2001 The World's Greatest Street Machine Event
The inaugural Car Craft Summer Cruise--later to become the Summer Nationals-- took place in 1995 at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds in St. Paul. It served as proof that street machining is hotter than ever. In addition, it was evident that Car Crafters were going a step beyond the traditional means of hop-up by building radical rigs that are not only quick in the quarter-mile but also deliver great gas mileage and awesome driveability. The St. Paul Nats also proved that street machiners were ready for a change. Although there are dozens of street machine events throughout the United States, the Car Craft staff had been hearing that their readers wanted a new event, in a new location, with new cars that had never been seen. That's exactly what the St. Paul Summer Nats brought. The number of entries at the event and loads of new, just-built cars in attendance were proof that St. Paul is the new place to be.
In '96, just the second year for the St. Paul Nationals, more than 20,000 gearheads made the tour through the fairgrounds. Resto cars in particular were out in force. It sometimes felt as if we were taken back in time to when you could buy a killer factory musclecar like a big-block Chevelle, a Cobra Jet Mustang, or a Hemi Mopar right off the showroom floor. With its tree-lined streets and lawn-covered surroundings, the fairgrounds is the perfect place to spend a leisurely weekend looking at spectacular cars.
The '97 edition of the show went off without a hitch. The staff spent the whole time trying to be in all places at all times, capturing the sights and happenings on film. In addition,they shot tons of cool cars for upcoming features in future issues. From what they saw, the quality of the cars was always improving, because the staff photographers shot more feature cars at this event than at any other Nationals previously held. While the staffers were shooting event coverage and features, the Minnesota Street Machine Association once again helped out in a big way with such tasks as taking tickets, directing traffic, registering cars, and putting on the swap meet. A big round of thanks goes to the MSMA for making the Summer Nationals run smoothly.
When you only have one show a year, it better be good--so what a relief that the '98 Nationals was great. It was bigger, with 1,500 entries; better, thanks to more varied and creative cars; faster for the fairground cruise loop; and louder, with the first ever two-at-a-time burnout show. That meant even more covers and car features shot, more burnout smoke, and it was definitely the place to hook up with the Car Craft staff and bend their ears a while.
For '99, there were cops, crowds, girls, blowers, big exhausts, burnouts, breakage, and a big-block Pinto--what else can you ask for? The Car Craft Summer Nationals in St. Paul was muy bueno, with contestants lettin' the rubber fly in a burnout contest where the crowd did the judging and the 30-second rule got tossed. Street cruising on Friday and Saturday night packed Porky's drive-in, spilling crowds of slack-jawed gapers into the street and forcing local law enforcement to commandeer horses and bicycles to curb the civil disobedience.
Saturday's big show separated fact from fiction on the big Holley dyno with 500-horse street cars chained to the rollers 15 feet above the crowd. Winners had their names posted on the wall of fame for maximum bragging rights. As usual, a golf cart full of Car Craft staffers roamed the fairgrounds in search of the next automotive supermodel and stopped to receive praise or ridicule from the readers.
The Nationals returns to St. Paul in July. Buy some cans of primer, wax up that flat black hood, and meet the staff at the fairgrounds this year. It'll be out of control.
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Many folks came to the St. Paul Summer Cruise specifically to see the latest and greatest in Pro Street. The two super-trick '66 Novas shown in the photo had enough high-tech upgrades to keep onlookers amazed for hours. Dave Verschave's orange Nova in the foreground won Best Engine honors along with a gift certificate from Earl's.We don't get it. The Car Craft staff was walking around the entire weekend, and no crowds gathered to cheer us on. Our attire is nowhere near as pleasing to the eye as the threadwork worn by Andrienne Douglass--Miss Car Craft for St. Paul.Here's a trivia question for you: Does the red Camaro in the foreground look familiar? If you're an avid CC reader, you'll remember Juan Navedo's '69 Camaro from the "Two Of A Kind" feature in the January '95 issue. Juan brought his car all the way from Pensacola, Florida, thus proving that he is a true die-hard gearhead-just how we like to see 'em.These are the kind of burnout shots we like to get but hate to photograph. Why? Notice all of the burnout rubber shooting out rearward-right at the photographer. After this shot was taken, CC Staff Editor Cook had to change his shirt because it had specks of smoking rubber stuck all over it.On Saturday afternoon, there was a huge cruise organized to go from the Minnesota State Fairgrounds to Hopkins, Minnesota. However, late-afternoon rains came just as the cruise began. Not to worry, though, as die-hard gearheads cruised their street machines anyway. Leading the cruise was KOOL 108 radio (an oldies station from Minnesota) in its big ol' honkin' Chrysler wagon.Besides the cruising that took place at the Minnesota State Fairgrounds, there was plenty of after-hours street machine activity on the streets of St. Paul. One hot spot was Porkys drive-in on University Avenue, just south of the fairgrounds. Hundreds of cars showed up, and a few even wheeled up to the drive-up window to purchase food. What a concept, eh?What's the Summer Nationals really about? For one, it's about getting a bunch of really cool cars together for all to see--and Steve Gantz's '65 Corvette fit the bill. While this is a fairly radical, big-dollar show rig, that still doesn't mean it isn't one of the neatest things since sliced bread. There's simply too much to say about it in the space here.Burnouts galore! The burnout contests at the Summer Cruise shows never fail to attract the big audiences. This chap had little trouble melting the skins on this big-block '71 Chevelle.
Town & Country Dodge was the place to be in Hopkins (about 20 miles west of the fairgrounds) after the Summer Cruise closed down for the evening. The Cars For Kids show was but one of two places where motor mania continued long into the warm Saturday evening.A '70 Challenger R/T was another great way to be with the "in crowd" at the Porky's cruise-in scene. For several hours all evening, loads of cool street machines rolled up and down University Avenue.Ah, there's just nothing that compares to a leisurely session of bench racing. Providing the perfect starting point for that sort of discussion is this radical '67 Corvette. With its big-block Chevy mill and its apparent no lack of nitrous, we'll bet it would excite a crowd almost as quickly as it goes.Burnout contests were held on both Saturday and Sunday. The wide variety of cars was evident. An unusual example was this early-'60s, fullsize Chrysler that really boiled the balonies in the ol' burnout box.Wow, now here's a photo with all sorts of stuff to talk about. First off, there are the guys ogling this radical Pontiac LeMans and its burly big-block Chevy engine. Second, there's our resident tech guy, Marlan Davis, shooting some tech tips on said LeMans for an upcoming tech-tip story. And third, let's not forget the full-resto, Nassau Blue '66 Corvette coupe parked behind ol' Mad Dog himself. This neat old Vette has all sorts of trick factory options such as side pipes, knock-off wheels, and a 350hp 327 small-block. Obviously, there's never a lack of something to see at the St. Paul CC Summer Nationals.The '97 Cars for Kids Show had little trouble packing the Town & Country Dodge parking lot with loads of cars for the Saturday night event. All types of cars were in attendance, including the row of cool Mopar street machines in the foreground.Mopar was the featured marque of the weekend, and in addition to special deals for Mope owners, there was a mondo Chrysler-only fairground cruise on Saturday. Man, did it sound wicked! These things were made to throw revs.They've helped out since the first St. Paul event four years ago, so it's arguable that the Summer Nationals wouldn't be the same without the enthusiasm of the Minnesota Street Machine Association--or without their free labor. Between traffic handling, parking, and burnout-contest wrangling, they handle all the thankless jobs. So now we're thanking them. Thanks.
Lance Isenberg of Zabrota, Minnesota, caught our eye and ripped it out with his Go Mango-looking '67 Coronet sedan. The two-door post was powered by a DC-cammed 440, a 2,800-stall Torqueflite and a 3.55 Sure-Gripped 8-3/4 and sings the quarter to the tune of 12.90s. For a mere $16,500 it could have been yours.We tried desperately to con the owner of this seafaring Ford XL (extra large?) into selling us his set of mondo-retro-cool 15x7 Motor Wheel Spyders. We offered five bills, but he'd obviously suffered some smoke inhalation and said no gracias.In '98, the burnout contest was run with two cars at once and people didn't like it, so single-car burnouts were back for 1999 with a 30-second time limit for the Saturday round. Sunday's carnage brought back the winners with a 30-second warning and a driver option for sustained smoke show action. Longer burnouts equal guaranteed destruction, as this Nova demonstrated when its right rear tire kersploded, sending radial into the trunk and shredding the quarter-panel. Owner Kevin Weber from Sleepy Eye, Minnesota, was down but not out and vowed to come back next year and win the contest.The unruly mojo in this Quasar Blue '70 Nova punished the Holley Dyno with 494 rear-wheel horses. The collaboration of 468 cubes, BDS injection, and a honkin' Weiand huffer shook the ground. We even caught a glimpse of it cruising the strip in front of Porky's on Saturday night. Cool.Jerome Olson's cooling problem turned into a starting problem requiring close to eight hours of Jerome seeing the show on his back. If this were a flat-rate shop charging $45 an hour, the starter job would cost about $360, plus parts.


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Train Derailment Near Le Mars
(Le Mars) -- A Union Pacific train derailed this morning at about 9:10 a.m. about three miles northeast of Le Mars, along Highway 60. The train had 24 cars jump the tracks. Plymouth County Sheriff, Mike Van Otterloo was one of the first people on the scene. He offers an explanation as to what may have caused the derailment.
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There were no injuries associated with the derailment, and traffic on Hwy 60 is not being affected by the train mishap. Van Otterloo says there was no danger to the public as a result of the derailment.
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May 31, 2016
A former legislative candidate conceded defeat Thursday, while complaining about the shortage of voting machines in many precincts.
District 83 candidate, Gary Houston, a Democrat, thanked his supporters during a news conference, two days after his loss to incumbent Republican Greg Snowden.
But Houston says he is concerned about the fact that several precincts had long lines because of huge turnout and a shortage of electronic voting machines.
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Re: Gender diversity on Obama's economic team
Unbelievable. Obama has been the worst thing to happen to women in 50 years.
Is he trying to say that out of all the women in all the universities around the world he couldn't find even one in any economics department to serve on his economics team??
And with Hillary gone and Kerry going to state, how many high profile women are left in his cabinet?
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Cleveland, OH (Sports Network) - Marco Belinelli dropped in a season-best 23
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Joakim Noah added 13 points and 15 rebounds to help the Bulls bounce back from
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Anderson Varejao extended his string of double-doubles to 10 consecutive games
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troubling 36.5 percent of its field goal attempts in falling for the third
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Linda M. Bartling, 62, of Tyndall, South Dakota passed away on Sunday, February 10, 2013 at the George Mickelson Human Services Center in Yankton, South Dakota.
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After I read the Nov. 25, 2012, story about a whale that had been seen at Topsail Beach, I wrote a letter to the editor in response to the story and added some historical information about whales and whalers. I promised to add more information at a later date.
In that letter, I mentioned the book, �Grandpa Was a Whaler,� about Samuel Chadwick, who was a whaler who lived in the Morehead City area in the 18th century, when our country was a collection of English colonies.
He was of some interest to our family because my mother was in the Chadwick family.
In my research over many years, I was surprised to find that Samuel Chadwick was also His Majesty�s Most Honorable Sheriff of the Carteret precinct, which included what is now Onslow County.
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"Strong People Stay Healthy" is a research-based strength-training program that Colorado State University Extension is planning to offer in Phillips County.
In order to accommodate busy lives, the program for Holyoke is scheduled for Monday and Wednesday afternoons, 11:45 a.m.-12:45 p.m. in the Peerless Center gym starting Jan. 14.
Since the workout is low intensity, where muscle groups are being isolated, there is no need to have full workout gear on. All participants will need to do is change their shirt and shoes from their business attire if they are going during their lunch break.
There is a fee for the 12-week class to cover building rental and weight purchases. Those interested in joining should call Tracy Trumper at the CSU Extension office at 854-3616.
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WALNUT PARK, Mo. (KSDK) -- Police are looking for more than one suspect after a woman who was grazed by gunfire told officers men in a vehicle opened fire on her.
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I like the overall shape of the landmasses, but the outlines seem too smooth; not enough natural jaggedness, inlets, fjords, whatever. That sand texture is groovy though; good base for everything else.
For those of you not fluent in horribly inaccurate Latin, that bit on the end there roughly translates to "Heretical Empire of the Lesser Continent." The first part is my Dragonborn nonsense language, carefully constructed (by which I mean randomly slapped together) in such a way that avoids sounds that involve the lips... Dragonborn not having very full lips, you know, being draconic and all. This translates to "The Temple of Rexa." They're a monotheistic theocracy/caliphate, believing that there is only one true god who created everything. I'm not sure how I'll mark down the objective truth on that, whether their god will truly exist or just be a name assigned to a re-interpreted pantheon, and if it is a single god I'm not sure how powerful he'll be in the grand scheme of things. But anyway, on to the map...
It's going to be a large desert continent, as you've probably already guessed from all the sand. I plan on putting down some rocky ground in the northeast and southwest and a few green areas near the southeast coast (the caliph/emperor has to have his/her summer palace somewhere, after all) with the northwestern area blocked off from the rest of the continent by a deep canyon and some very craggy mountains. Politically the majority of the place will be the territory of Giau'Rexan, with the Saerdastian Empire (human empire) encroaching on the northwest, blocked off from furhter conquest by the natural barriers and rough seas, as well as the incredibly zealous and vigilant military of the Dragonborn nation. So there will be a few forts and cities clustered along either side of the canyon, some cities centered around large oases in the central-east desert, and quite a few on the coast.
Looking at it now, I'm thinking I should probably add some small islands off the southern cape of the continent, and a very large one in the southeast. As far as scale goes, I'm thinking about half to two-thirds the size of Australia, as I want it to be smaller than the main continent, which will be roughly equal to or slightly larger than the United States in size.
EDIT: Attached revised version of map. Feel free to comment on both.
EDIT: I accidentally saved over the old version. Que sera sera. Please give your criticisms anyway.
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I like the overall shape of the landmasses, but the outlines seem too smooth; not enough natural jaggedness, inlets, fjords, whatever. That sand texture is groovy though; good base for everything else.
How about this, then?
Re-did the land mask (and by necessity, the beach water mask) to try and make it a bit more jaggy.
EDIT: And once again. RobA's tutorial is a bit off in the text descriptions. To get a really nice jaggy coastline, you need to Make Seamless and then Small Tile map the land noise layer, and play with the levels a bit as well.
Small Tile is fast becoming my new best friend in GIMP. It's critical for my water ripples as well. Also: Fjords? Really? On a desert continent? The world hasn't changed THAT much in the millions of years since the [war between old Lovecraftian races, summoned a God who wrecked everyone's **** maybe?].
EDIT: Before I hit the hay, I was wondering if anyone could direct me to the best tutorial for making craggy mountains and canyons in GIMP (or Photoshop, I'm sure I could figure out the UI differences as long as there's not too much automation involved)?
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The new coastline is definitely better, though I think the ocean/sea could still use a bit of work (still looks like blue clouds - at least to me).
For the mountains, I suggest you look over the various tutorials and decide which version is most appealing to you as they are all pretty darn good.
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Used the Lighting Effects Filter to bring out the watery attributes of the water a bit more.
Nobody is telling me how much my map sucks
Anyway, finally got around to adding some mountains and some desert sands in the middle. This thing is a long way off from completion but it's starting to take shape at last. It still looks a bit too plasticy for my liking, but I suppose I can worry about that when I get the shape banged out. I can always go back and modify the masks, after all. Just might have to for the grassy areas. I'm also not really liking the mountains, given the scale I want for this map (frickin' huge, it's a continent after all).
Speaking of which, any advice on creating the illusion of sparse vegetation in the rocky areas?
It's coming along..
What I do for sparse vegetation (photoshop) is use one of the spatter brushes, usually the 59, and resize as needed to drop in vegetation a single click at a time. I'm using layer effects for the most part, along with the pattern stamper (a la pasis) so it tends to work out pretty well.
For the mountians, you could give them some more valleys so they don't look 50 miles in altitude
But it looks like a good layout and shape to me.
My finished maps
"...sometimes the most efficient way to make something look drawn by hand is to simply draw it by hand..."
I'll probably have the continent be 1500 miles or so across, so there will need to be a lot more noise on those mountains. I'm thinking of either doing them in layers for different ranges (which would probably be a lot of work) or just using the same method I did before (RobA's multi-layer embossing method) but with much thinner ranges pretty much hand-painted with relatively tiny brushes. Either way it will be a pain in the ass. The desert is bugging me too and I'll have to re-do the height map for it because right now you can hardly make it out.
OK first off...don't get discouraged if you don't get any feedback for a day or two - it happens.
Couple things I noticed...
- The wave pattern in the oceans is a little over done (at least for me)
- @1500 miles across I would definitely make the mountain chains thinner - more snake like (for lack of a better term)
- I would reduce the drop shadow on the mountains
- Add a slight drop shadow to the forests, and maybe even some inner shadow.
- Coyotemax's suggestion of using the spatter brush is a good idea as well (something I often forget)
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1. When creating a new anything (account, alias, distro, whatever) the interface pops up in a small window. It cannot be resized, thus you must scroll around in this window that is far too small for the info contained. Personally I think the way it was done in v7 (where the main window would change to the "add account" interface instead of a pop up) was better.
2. When you right click on the account list, the first option of the drop down menu is to add a new account. The same is true for the right click menu when you are in the alias list, or distribution list...list. No matter where you are, if you right click you get the "add account" option. That should change to "add [corresponding to list]". Right click in the alias list, you should get the option to add a new alias, not an account.
number 2 is just a thought. Number 1 is kind of annoying. It's like watching a movie with the camera zoomed all the way in.
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Another piece of Long Island history, the Falaise mansion, is also well worth a visit this time of year. This elegant mansion, built in the style of a 13th century Norman manor house, is one of the last of the remaining great estates that once made up Long Island's Gold Coast.
Falaise, which reopened for tours this month (and remains open through Oct. 27), was built on a bluff above the Long Island Sound in 1923 for Harry F. Guggenheim and his wife, Caroline, on what is now the Sands Point Preserve. The mansion's fascinating architecture is French eclectic, based on a 13th-century Norman manor house. Exterior features include an enclosed cobblestone courtyard, thickly mortared brick walls, a steeply pitched roof of heavy tile, and a round tower.
The son of noted 19th-century industrialist and philanthropist Daniel Guggenheim, Harry Guggenheim was himself a businessman, diplomat and philanthropist who served as a Navy pilot in both World War I and World War II. Guggenheim's lifelong fascination with aviation led to friendships with Charles Lindbergh, a frequent visitor to Falaise, and rocket pioneer Dr. Robert Goddard. Guggenheim also started up Newsday with his third wife, Alicia Paterson.
Perhaps the most impressive of the North Shore's early-20th-century estates, Sands Point first served as the home for railroad heir Howard Gould and was later purchased by Daniel and Florence Guggenheim. The preserve is dominated by the massive English Manor house, Hempstead House, as well as the 100,000-square-foot stable, Castlegould.
Falaise is furnished with antiques, many from the 16th and 17th centuries, woodcarvings, sculptures and Renaissance paintings. These and other furnishings recall Guggenheim's military career, passion for aviation, public service, interest in thoroughbred horse racing, and long friendships with. Lindbergh and Goddard, among others.
At a private tour just prior to the official public opening, Charles Lindbergh was quoted saying that he considered Falaise, "One of the most beautiful buildings in the world."
The grand home officially opened to the public in 1973, two years after Guggenheim passed away.
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Long-suffering Long Islanders may soon see some additional Hurricane Sandy rebuild relief from the Federal Government.
A new program funded by Federal Supplemental Disaster Aid promises to bring nearly $150 million to the area and will also feature a unique, bottom-up structure that will give residents influence on how the money is spent.
The program was announced at a press conference last Thursday by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who said the federal money would feed a Community Reconstruction Zones program. He said the program was formulated to allow communities to establish teams of officials, residents and community leaders who would dictate where funding was allotted.
"What we are trying to do today is a totally different approach," Cuomo said Thursday. "If we have been going top-down then [we need] bottom-up. What does the community think it needs to rebuild and what are the best ideas and the best vision that the community has to rebuild? And let's fund the community's vision rather than asking the community to fit into the template established up above."
Cuomo explained that plans for each community may take up to eight months to complete. After plans are sent in and approved, he said, funds will be granted. Cuomo added that communities will be able to compete for bonus money, which will be awarded to those ideas that make the best use of community involvement, regional collaboration, or show the most promise in terms of technology or urban planning.
Slightly more than $145 million will go to 12 Community Reconstruction Zones in Nassau County. Additional money will also be allocated to areas in Suffolk County, as well as coastal areas in New York City and upstate. Among Nassau County communities, the largest sums will be given to Oceanside, Island Park, Barnum Island, Harbor Isle and Long Beach.
The allotments, Cuomo said, were determined based on the amount of damage each zone sustained, as well as the amount of assistance already awarded by the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
An optimistic Cuomo closed his speech by saying that nothing can knock New Yorkers down. "Nothing ever has and nothing ever will," he said.
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People form the affected towns will never see any of this money or any of the repairs that the money is spent on , what a crock . I live in Oceanside and there was little to no help offered to people by the groups that were here to help and if the storm drain on our block was installed the right way instead of backwards I'm sure it would have prevented the amount of water that was let into the neighborhood . The town of east rockaway was more helpful than anyone in Oceanside .
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I agree. I also live in Oceanside in front if school 8 and the amount if sewer water in my home was unforgivable.
We had little to no help from city officials until the rally and then, our streets started to be cleaned up by the Town of Hempstead. What a shame. Still, today, nine months later, board by board my home is being re-built because of the contamination from sewer water. Don't forget Oceanside, if the sewer drains worked properly many of our destroyed homes would not have seen a drop of water. Now we MUST pay high, high insurance (flood) rates if we don't raise our homes??? Who pays for that - us.
There has to be another way. Someone OTHER than us, home owners, who already pay HIGH TAXES should pick up our new insurance costs. How about fighting for us, the home owners who are the real victims of our " beloved " Nassau County Officials.
Thursday, July 25, 2013 | Report this
My Daughter and her family live in East Rockaway across from the Canal. What a shame it is when raw sewage is repeatedly dumped into the bay. There house was fairly new and they are still trying to replace everything which is so hard to do when the cost of material cabinets etc. have gone up in the last 10 yrs and the Insurance companies don't want to give you the money. The Sewage Plant problem needs to be addressed and 262 million dollars won't fix the entire problem. They, the politians, need to step up and demand the entire facility get everything it needs or else these same houses will have the same contamination again when there is another storm or Power Outage. Why not fix the flood situation and protect the plant from a Disaster? Because of Politics the people have to suffer. Tell Cuomo The 8 million should go to the sewage plant and tell him to pay for the rest. I'm sure that if he saw what happens there he would definitely see why we need to do the entire plant electrical system as well as make the plant Hurricane proof ans replace all the other necessary items as well as see to it that this doesn't happen again.The smell alone is gross and why should my family suffer when they pay so much in taxes. Somone has to do something fast. They are still not addressing the fact that this could happen again just because they didn't fix the problem when they had the chance. Shame on them.
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Very well said up above funny how daddy cuomo lives in long beach and gets a large chunk of money , I know long beach got hit hard but seems a little funny how the national guard was all over LB a week after the storm and no where else like at the sewer plant or at the lipa power station that blew up in island park , don't worry we'll all pay for it somehow like we have been already and the fat cats will line their pockets with even more money that's meant for the people just like the Robin Hood foundation that raised millions of dollars and no ones seen a dime of it , makes me sick ...
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Funny my old neighbor in oceanside everytime a storm was coming he would call town about sewer drain in front, once he was out there for an your with a stick pulling stuff our. Everyone who works their dog throws bags and coffee cups down there.
New owners are pretty lazy, they got hit in Irene and hit in Sandy, water was flying out of the damm sewer, even overtook my house by an extra few inches that and above ground pools collasping and sewer back up.
NYS rising is income based. I find it bs. I applied and was told back of line.
Why is the person by school 8 paying high flood rates? Is it because he was declared ICC? Otherwise it is less than $400 a year.
I know a lady who is kicking herself for hiring an insurance adjuster. Mainly they are crook, he got a bit more but all of it was eaten up by his fee. Orginally FEMA wanted to pay her 45% and he got her 55% of value. Then she realizes she crossed 50% mark and now it tagged ICC and her rates may go up. A combination of her greed, the crooked adjuster and lack of knowledge and she is screwed. In retrospect when she go counteroffered 47% she should have took it and ran. Many folks were unaware it is 50% the value of your structure and not your house.
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WASHINGTON - Republicans have to stop using "political math" and say how much they are willing to raise tax rates on the wealthiest 2 percent of Americans and then specify the spending cuts they want, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner said in an interview that aired Sunday.
Just four weeks from the proverbial "fiscal cliff," House Speaker John Boehner countered that Republicans have a plan for providing as much as $800 billion in new government revenue over the next decade and would consider the elimination of tax deductions on high-income earners.
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Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner answers questions about averting the "fiscal cliff" on Sunday's episode of "Face the Nation."
Both Boehner's and Geithner's latest remarks indicate it could be some time before serious negotiations begin between the White House and Republicans on how to avert economic calamity expected in less than a month when President George W. Bush-era tax cuts expire and automatic, across-the-board spending cuts kick in.
Last week, the White House delivered to Capitol Hill its opening plan: $1.6 trillion in higher taxes over a decade, hundreds of billions of dollars in new spending, a possible extension of the temporary Social Security payroll tax cut and enhancing the president's power to raise the national debt limit.
In exchange, the president would back $600 billion in spending cuts, including $350 billion from Medicare and other health programs. But he also wants $200 billion in new spending for jobless benefits, public works projects and aid for struggling homeowners. His proposal for raising the ceiling on government borrowing would make it virtually impossible for Congress to block him.
Republicans said they responded in closed-door meetings with laughter and disbelief.
"I was just flabbergasted," Boehner said. "I looked at him (Geithner) and I said, 'You can't be serious.'" Boehner described negotiations as going "nowhere, period," and said "there's clearly a chance" the nation will go over the cliff.
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Saturday, May 16, 2009
Illustration Friday: Contagious
19 comments:
- Tracy said...
i find it really weird that a parent would let their 5 year old get a mohawk haircut. i cant believe that every parent out there finds that hairstyle appealing.
love the illo. great job!
- Saturday, May 16, 2009 11:05:00 PM
- Alina Chau said...
Cute illo!!
- Sunday, May 17, 2009 12:02:00 AM
- Tracy said...
Tracy: (Cool name, btw! Hee hee!) I agree with you TOTALLY! I hate the hairstyle! I can think of 6 JUST IN MY CLASS who have gotten that Mohawk cut this year! Crazy!
Alina: Thanks for your comment :)
- Sunday, May 17, 2009 12:52:00 AM
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- Sunday, May 17, 2009 12:55:00 AM
- janie said...
it's all David Beckham's fault, he took it out of the punk realm and made it mainstream, great illustration, love the little moonstruck girl:)
- Sunday, May 17, 2009 5:59:00 AM
- bookbabie said...
Oh no, let's not let those come back in style! Cute iullo:)
- Sunday, May 17, 2009 11:04:00 AM
- Anish Daolagupu said...
oh... but i like mohawks... if you can carry it off that is... one senior of mine used to keep a different type of a mohawk every month... we were in awe of him... but that was most probably because he was a senior... :P
nice illo... btw... :D
- Monday, May 18, 2009 7:21:00 AM
- Mônica said...
Great illo, Tracy! There's so much going on, the teacher's expression is priceless!
I'm also not a fan of mohawk haircuts in little kids, it looks so odd! :-)
- Monday, May 18, 2009 10:01:00 PM
- roz said...
Oh this is a fun one and too funny that you took it from real life! I think jannie is on too something!
- Monday, May 18, 2009 10:09:00 PM
- ElegantSnobbery said...
I'm not really a fan of 5 year olds with mohawks, either. Kinda strange!! But very cute illo!!
- Tuesday, May 19, 2009 2:50:00 PM
- ValGalArt said...
haha this is adorable Tracy! So good to see you and your art and I hope you are good :) hugs from valgal
- Tuesday, May 19, 2009 11:26:00 PM
- Roberta said...
maybe it's just an end of the year thing!
Cute contagion!
- Wednesday, May 20, 2009 11:05:00 AM
- Heather said...
I gave my son a mohawk last summer (when he was 7) at his request. He thought he was being so original until we showed up at a neighborhood BBQ and he was one of 3 boys his age with one! They'll have to come up with something else when they are teenagers :)
Very nice illo!
- Wednesday, May 20, 2009 5:34:00 PM
- Eric Barclay said...
This is really, really cute- love the colors and the subtle texture. It is so good to see more of your work-- this really made my day. I'm sure you're counting the days until school is out... I know my kids' teachers are. :)
- Thursday, May 21, 2009 9:39:00 PM
- Chickengirl said...
Hi Tracy! Its so good to see you here back in blog land again posting some great illos. All of these characters are so special- their expressions and their gestures really tell a great story!!!
- Monday, May 25, 2009 7:43:00 PM
- Art Fan Ako said...
Kindergarten should give you lots of ideas to illustrate! Kindergarten punk rockers... they get younger each year. LOL
- Wednesday, May 27, 2009 12:14:00 AM
- Daniel Chaffin said...
Great set of characters. Do the girls in your class like the boys' mohawks?
- Friday, May 29, 2009 10:57:00 AM
- Tracy said...
Thanks everyone :) I appreciate your comments!
Daniel: You know, I haven't noticed my girls going "ga-ga" over the boys' hairstyles. I hope this is a trend that fades fast, though :)
- Friday, May 29, 2009 11:59:00 PM
- Squirrel Girl said...
haha mohawks are so strange!! I want to see someone with a reversed mohawk... shaved down the middle.. now THATS style!! ;)
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Cincinnati, OH (Sports Network) - The Xavier Musketeers coasted past the
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Genre: Adaptation, Comedy, Drama, Foreign, Period
Set in the 1970's, tale follows the exploits of Patrick Braden, an endearing, but deceptively tough young man. Abandoned as a baby in his small Irish hometown and aware from a very early age that he is different, Patrick survives this harsh environment with the aid of his wit and charm, plus a sweet refusal to let anyone and anything change who he is.
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The Rum Diary (2011)
The Rum Diary Synopsis
Based on the debut novel by Hunter S. Thompson, The Rum Diary tells the increasingly unhinged story of itinerant journalist Paul Kemp (Johnny Depp). Tiring of the noise and madness of New York and the crushing conventions of late Eisenhower-era America, Kemp travels to the pristine island of Puerto Rico to write for a local newspaper, The San Juan Star, run by downtrodden editor Lotterman (Richard Jenkins). Adopting the rum-soaked life of the island, Paul soon becomes obsessed with Chenault (Amber Heard), the wildly attractive Connecticut-born fiancée of Sanderson (Aaron Eckhart). Sanderson, a businessman involved in shady property development deals, is one of a growing number of American entrepreneurs who are determined to convert Puerto Rico into a capitalist paradise in service of the wealthy. When Kemp is recruited by Sanderson to write favorably about his latest unsavory scheme, the journalist is presented with a choice: to use his words for the corrupt businessmens financial benefit, or use them to take the bastards down.
The Rum Diary Release Date
In Theaters October 28, 2011
The Rum Diary Credits
Starring: Johnny Depp, Amber Heard, Giovanni Ribisi, Aaron Eckhart, Richard Jenkins and Michael Rispoli
Written by: Bruce Robinson and Hunter S. Thompson (novel)
Directed by: Bruce Robinson
Produced by: Christi Dembrowski, Johnny Depp, Graham King, Robert Kravis, Anthony Rhulen
Length: 120 min
MPAA Rating: [ R ]
Distributor: FilmDistrict
External Info: The Rum Diary Official Website
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