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Just under 24 hours are left in the Monster 2008 All-Star Game Final Vote (polls close at 4 p.m. CT tomorrow) and we're in full campaign mode.
You may have noticed a temporary new look to the team Web site and the ad in today's Kansas City Star.
Folks, it is crunch time and Jose needs your help. Around the Horn can only vote so many times. Joakim Soria is in. But it's going to be a lonely plane ride to and from New York if he goes it alone.
Jose deserves this. Kansas City deserves this. Let's get him into the game and, let's go Around the Horn…
Ok. It's campaign speech time. And since Jose Guillen is getting ready for tonight's game, Around the Horn will take over.
Dear People of Kansas City, the American League and the World. Jose is an excellent candidate for the 32nd roster spot on the A.L. All-Star Squad. He's currently third in the League in RBI. The two men in front of Jose and the one behind him on the list are all All-Stars already. His 64 total RBI has already passed the Royals season high from 2007 and he's on pace for one of the top RBI seasons in Royals history.
Guillen is third in the A.L. with 28 doubles. The Royals team high for doubles in 2007 was 36. The man is a masher. He is the epitome of the word slugger for the Royals. He allows the players around him in the lineup to see better pitches, a positive impact that can't be tracked by stats.
Yes, Jose Guillen is a star. He can be an All-Star. Now it's up to you, the fan, to put him in that game. The slogan shouldn't be "No way, Jose." Think "Yes way, Jose." Put him in the game. You have the power.
Thank Thank you for your time.
Ahem. Now that Around the Horn is off its soap box, there are two ways for you to put Jose into his first All-Star game: online now at MLB.com, or on-the-go from your cell phone. You also can text the word "VOTE" to 36197 to have the All-Star Final Vote candidates sent to your phone. To vote for a specific player, simply reply with your choice. In Canada, fans should text the word "VOTE" to 88555. Standard rate text messaging rates apply — please check with your mobile carrier for details.
P.S. Guillen is still up for the June Clutch Performer of the Month presented by Pepsi.
The 2,000 hit watch is on at Kauffman Stadium. Mark Grudzielanek should provide a little history this week. With just five hits left, he would become the 18th active player with 2,000 and the 251st in the history of the game. The last player to reach the 2,000-hit mark in a Royals uniform was another second baseman, Frank White, who reached the mark in 1990.
The current Royals second baseman is in tonight's lineup in the five-hole after resting the previous two games, though he pinch-hit last night. Grudzielanek is having a heck of a season. He is a career .290 hitter. And the 15-year veteran has been a steady force at second base since he signed in 2006. His calling card as a Royal has been his glove, earning his first Rawlings Gold Glove in year in Kansas City.
However, this year, Grudzielanek has stepped it up even more with his bat. He boasts the 3rd best home batting average in the American League, hitting .367 and his .312 overall batting average is in the top 10 in the A.L.. He leads the League with a .397 batting average against lefties.
If you're curious, the Sox have lefty Mark Buehrle on the hill tomorrow and Seattle throws another lefty, Jarrod Washburn on Saturday. And for the even more curious13,096 players have gotten at least one hit in the Majors.
Mike Aviles and Esteban German had four-hit games, tying career highs for both (two times for Aviles and three for German)…Notes from Trey Hillman's pre-game press conference: Hillman applauded David DeJesus' pair of "outstanding" catches in the outfield last night, noting the fact that the surface was still soggy and each catch came playing a different position…Two Minor League notes: Omaha's Jason Smith will be one of six Triple-A hitters to take part in the 2008 Papa John's All-Star Home Run Derby on July 14 in Louisville…And: Jake Kuebler, Alex Gordon's cousin, hit his first professional home run today for the Surprise Royals. The Royals selected Kuebler out of Lincoln (Neb.) Southeast High in the 17th round of the 2008 June Free Agent Draft…Around the Horn usually focuses on the Royals, but some congratulations goes out to the White Sox Jim Thome who walked for the 1,508th time in his career last night, passing Mike Schimdt and moving into a tie with Lou Gehrig for 15th all-time.
Tonight is Ink College Night. Discounted tickets are available with a student ID. And this weekend, everyone can get discounted tickets while helping out a good cause. The "Hats off Weekend" kicks off with cowboy hats sponsored by AT&T and donations will go to the Red Cross. Saturday, it wouldn't be Christmas in July without Santa hats sponsored by MLB 2K8 and proceeds going to the Salvation Army. During both of these nights Infield View Level tickets will be on sale for $12 and $5 will go to the night's organization to help with the severe weather relief efforts going on in the Midwest.
Finally Sunday, is the New. Blue. Tradition. golf visor. All giveaways are limited, so make sure we see you out at the K.
Extra Innnings
The Royals are working on a number of things for Military Appreciation Day, which is August 2. Around the Horn would like to request some help from our faithful here at mlblogs.com. If you have pictures of loved ones overseas wearing Royals gear, you can send them to firstname.lastname@example.com and we might be able to use them for a presentation during that day's events. If not, Around the Horn is also working on a special post for that day and may post some of these photos right here. Please include the name of the person, hometown, where they are stationed and what branch they are in.
Thanks for your help.
Tonight's Lineup:
DeJesus CF
Aviles SS
Gordon 3B
Guillen LF
Grudzielanek 2B
Gload 1B
Butler DH
Teahen RF
Buck C
Bannister P
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|18 December
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 69, Number 11
The November 2013 Solar Bulletin is now available. Please visit the Solar Bulletin web page to download your copy: http://www.aavso.org/solar-bulletin
|18 December
|Special Notice #378: BP Tau Chandra observation times set - time-series observations needed
December 18, 2013: Further to AAVSO Alert Notice 493, Dr. Hans Moritz Guenther (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) has been given the precise times of the Chandra X-ray observations to be made of the T Tauri star BP Tau:
|18 December
|Alert Notice 493: Request to monitor BP Tau in support of Chandra X-ray observations
December 18, 2013: Dr. Hans Moritz Guenther (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics) has requested nightly observations of the classical T Tauri star BP Tau in support of upcoming Chandra X-ray observations in his study of the accretion processes underway in this star.
|16 December
|JAAVSO vol 41, no 2 is now published
JAAVSO Volume 41, Number 2 is now published
|06 December
|New eJAAVSO preprint: The naked-eye optical transient OT 120926
ej251: "The Naked-eye Optical Transient OT 120926" by Y. Zhao, P. B. Hall, P. Delaney, J. Sandal
|06 December
|Special Notice #377: Reported outburst of the WZ Sge star AL Comae
December 6, 2013: Observer Carlo Gualdoni reports via the cvnet-outburst mailing list that the WZ Sge-type dwarf nova AL Comae is in outburst, with a magnitude of V=12.74 on 2013 December 6.185 (JD 2456633.1185). Gary Poyner notes on the BAAVSS mailing list that this is the first observed outburst of AL Com since October 2007. Both visual observations and CCD time series are encouraged.
|05 December
|Admin Assistant Opening at AAVSO HQ
When Lauren Rosenbaum came to work with us as the AAVSO HQ Admin Assistant we knew it would be for a limited number of years while she attended graduate school. Wow, has the time flown by!!! In her time with us Lauren has become a crucial member of the AAVSO family. We will be so very sad to see her go, but she will be leaving us to take the next step in her career. We all wish her the very best!
|03 December
|Alert Notice 492: Nova Centauri 2013 = PNV J13544700-5909080
December 3, 2013
|02 December
|Special Notice #376: HST observations of U Gem scheduled for December 6
December 2, 2013: Further to AAVSO Special Notice #318 (M. Templeton) and AAVSO Alert Notice 475 (E. Waagen), Dr. Michael Shara (American Museum of Natural History) informs us that HST/COS observations of the dwarf nova U Gem have been scheduled for 2013 December 6 UT (one day earlier than originally indicated in the December 2 posting to the AAVSO forums). The observations will take place:
|02 December
|Alert Notice 491: V556 Serpentis = Nova Ser 2013 = PNV J18090346-1112345
December 2, 2013
|26 November
|Two new eJAAVSO preprints: Monitoring solar activity trends; Maxima and O–C diagrams for 489 Mira stars
ejaavso 250: "Monitoring Solar Activity Trends With a Simple Sunspotter" by K. Larsen
ejaavso 251: "Maxima and O–C Diagrams for 489 Mira Stars" by T. Karlsson
|25 November
|The Annual Adopt A Variable Star Program
The Annual Adopt a Variable Star Program (AAVSP) is a fundraising program designed to encourage small donations to the AAVSO from a large number of donors each year. The concept is very simple and has been used by other non-profits to raise money for children, animals, and other good causes.
|22 November
|Two new eJAAVSO preprints: UV-B and B optical flare search; 18 new variables in Cas
ejaavso 248: "UV–B and B-band Optical Flare Search in AR Lacertae, II Pegasi, and UX Arietis Star Systems" by G. A. Vander Haagen
ejaavso 249: "Eighteen New Variable Stars in Cassiopeia and Variability Checking for NSV 364" by R. Furgoni
|15 November
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 69, Number 10
The October 2013 Solar Bulletin is now available. Please visit the Solar Bulletin web page to download your copy: http://www.aavso.org/solar-bulletin
|15 November
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Recent Minima of 199 Eclipsing Binary Stars
ejaavso 247: "Recent Minima of 199 Eclipsing Binary Stars" by G. Samolyk
|13 November
|Special Notice #375: Symbiotic variable AS 270 in outburst
November 13, 2013: The symbiotic star AS 270 is in outburst, according to observations reported to vsnet-alert by Berto Monard (MLF; Calitzdorp, South Africa) and to the AAVSO International Database (AID) by Steve O'Connor (OCN; St. George's, Bermuda). O'Connor reports the star at V=11.72 +/-0.03 on 2013 November 13.405 UT (JD 2456609.905), well above its normal minimum magnitude of 14.2V.
|04 November
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Book Review: The Life and Death of Stars (Lang)
ejaavso 246: "Book Review: The Life and Death of Stars (Lang)" by J. B. Lester
|28 October
|Special Notice #374: Possible Nova in Aquila = PNV J19023335+0315190
October 28, 2013: Koichi Itagaki (Yamagata, Japan) reports (via the TOCP page and [vsnet-alert]) his discovery of a possible nova in Aquila:
R.A. 19h02m33.35s, Decl. +03o15'19.0" (J2000.0)
2013 Oct. 28.4571 UT, 13.8 mag (unfiltered)
|28 October
|Help us pick the dates for the 2014 AAVSO CCD School!
Please take a moment to help us pick the dates for the 2014 AAVSO CCD school. We are currently considering all weeks in July and August. If you are interested in participating in the week-long CCD School in 2014, we ask that you complete the scheduling survey. We will use the results of the survey to help us select the best week for the school.
|24 October
|Special Notice #373: Comparison star changed for HD 15407A
October 24, 2013: HD 15407A is one of the targets in the current observing campaign by Huan Meng and Dr. George Rieke (runs through December 2013; see AAVSO Alert Notice 482). The very nearby star marked 96 (HD 15407B, AUID 000-BKY-170) was selected as the comparison star for this target. However, it has been found that the published magnitude of this star is questionable, and the astronomers have withdrawn it as the comparison.
|22 October
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Book review: Meeting Venus (Sterken and Aspaas, eds.)
ejaavso 245: "Meeting Venus—a Collection of Papers Presented at the Venus Transit Conference, Tromsø 2012" (Sterken and Aspaas, eds.), by J. R. Percy
|15 October
|Solar Bulletin - Volume 69, Number 9
The September 2013 Solar Bulletin is now available. Please visit the Solar Bulletin web page to download your copy: http://www.aavso.org/solar-bulletin
|10 October
|New eJAAVSO preprint: Comments on the UBV Photometric System's Defining Standard Stars
ej 244: "Comments on the UBV Photometric System's Defining Standard Stars" by Arlo U. Landolt
Department of Physics and Astronomy, Louisiana State University, Baton Rouge, LA 70803
|09 October
|The 2013 AAVSO Fall Membership Meeting!
We will be webcasting the 2013 Fall Membership Meeting on Saturday, October 12th for those members and guests not able to make it to Woburn, MA this year.
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|08 October
|Charts and Sequences Update October 2013
The following is a list of chats and sequences created, updated or revised since June 25, 2013. If you are observing any of these stars please check to be sure you are using the most recent version of the sequence.


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While looking through reader comments in articles recently, I saw that someone had commented on Lorraine Flanigan's article Blanket your garden with a cosy winter mulch. The question was whether or not you can use sawdust to cover your bulb beds. I wasn't sure how to answer this question, so I consulted Anne Marie. Here is what she had to say:
The sawdust will add another layer of insulation in addition to the soil and protect the bulbs during winter. However it should be removed or amended in the spring. Sawdust is a high carbon source (almost 40%) and when it decomposes in the garden it can divert microorganisms from helping plants obtain valuable nitrogen fertilizer. It can easily cause a nitrogen deficiency when it is breaking down as a result. This can be compensated for by adding additional nitrogen from fertilizer (for the plants) while the sawdust decomposes. The estimated carbon:nitrogen (C:N) ratio for sawdust and wood chips is 500:1 while composted manures are usually in the 17-50:1 range. A C:N ratio of 30:1 is considered ideal. Sawdust can be used in the garden, but after it has been composted. Use it in a compost pile with lots of "greens" to provide the offsetting nitrogen source. The nitrogen sources can be lawn clippings, vegetable kitchen waste, garden refuse but not leaves which are another carbon source. Some gardeners just pile the sawdust in the back corner of their yard and let it sit for a year and then it should be safe to use. So, remove it before it robs too much more nitrogen from the soil, put it in a pile in an out of the way place and add a high nitrogen fertilizer throughout to help with the decomposition process.


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Big Brother's Kaysar Ridha Being Pulled From MSNBC's The It List
January 04, 2006 12:33 AM by Joe Blackmon
For eighteen weeks, Big Brother 6 star Kaysar Ridha has been on MSNBC's the "It" List. For most of those weeks, Kaysar has occupied the #1 spot on the list, and apparently the fine folks at MSNBC don't appreciate a reality TV star monopolizing the top spot on their poll. The MSNBC editors in charge of the "It" List have decided to take matters into their own hands and are wiping the list clean for 2006.
The "It" List is supposed to be a reader ranking of the hottest celebrities, and according to the posted rules, "How long each stays on the list is up to you." However, MSNBC editors are throwing the rules out the door in what appears to be a conspiracy to eliminate Kaysar Ridha from the list. While all the current celebrities on the list are being wiped out by this year end purging by MSNBC, the editorial comments placed next to each star imply a possible ulterior motive to get rid of Kaysar.
The editorial comments for Kaysar say "This is it Kaysar fans. The absolute last time that you will ever see the former "Big Brother" star sit atop our "It" List." These comments have an almost vindictive tone to them, as if the editorial team is punishing Kaysar fans. Meanwhile, the editorial comments for the other stars on the list are much more positive.
The editorial comments for Chris North, who occupies the #2 spot, say "It's a shame that Chris North's run to the top will be cut short by our need to purge the "It" List for 2006." We're just surprised that the editor didn't finish his sentence to say "by our need to purge the "It" List for 2006 (in order to get rid of Kaysar because there is no way Chris North or anybody else will ever top him)." The editorial comments for Jon Cryer also offer up sympathy, "It seems slightly unfair to give this "Two and a Half Men" star only one week on our "It" List…"
Perhaps, the most telling comments are the ones for Johnny Depp, who has been on the "It" List for even longer than Kaysar. The comments note "We'll miss you, Johnny." While it is possible that MSNBC purges the "It" List every year, the fact that movie star Johnny Depp gets a "We'll miss you" while reality TV star Kaysar Ridha gets a "This is it" sure seems to point to a conspiracy.
Message board posters on the popular Big Brother fan site Jokers Updates, who have been a big reason behind Kaysar's dominance on the list, are voicing their outrage over this move by MSNBC. Jokers Updates posters have suggested showing their displeasure by rallying around another reality TV star like Matt from The Biggest Loser and voting him to the top of the "It" List. One poster even suggested really driving MSNBC crazy by voting Kevin Federline to the top.
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Penny Says:
January 5th, 2006 at 11:47 pm
Looks like the trolls would have to find a new hobby.
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January 7th, 2006 at 1:57 am
That's just mean. Yeah, go Matt! (but what about Seth??)
Anonymous Says:
January 12th, 2006 at 5:19 pm
They are just plain mean to have done that. Talk about getting worked up over nothing.
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January 12th, 2006 at 5:20 pm
They are just plain mean to have done that. Talk about getting worked up over nothing.
Penny Ramsey Says:
March 20th, 2006 at 9:04 pm
It's their list; they could do whatever they want. Besides CBS is going to air the "KAYSAR and JANELLE got married" special next fall. What more do you KAYMATES WANT!
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Thank you, Mr. Chairman, for holding this very important hearing. As the son of an immigrant from a former British colony, I have been touched by both the colonial and migrant experience. Both issues are of great relevance for this hearing, as they are related to some of the often overlooked roles blacks have played in Europe's development.
My father was from Bermuda, now the oldest self-governing overseas territory in the British Commonwealth. A British colony formed in the 1600s, Bermuda's economy was based on the islands' cedar trees for shipbuilding and the salt trade and sustained by African slave labor. With the slave trade outlawed in Bermuda in 1807, and slaves freed in 1834, today over 60% of Bermudians are of African descent.
A number of Bermudians have migrated to the British mainland. However long before their migration, they and their forbearers assisted in the building of Europe's economy and made countless other contributions to Europe's social fabric.
History is not so different for those in the Caribbean countries of Suriname and Curacao who migrated from their former colonies to the Netherlands; Haiti and Senegal who migrated to France; and the numerous other examples that could be cited with a number of these migration patterns from the Caribbean and Africa continuing until today.
Despite these truths, the ills of slavery and its repercussions have often been a distinction solely reserved for the U.S. and its black population. Recent efforts in the UN and Europe commemorating the 200th Anniversary of the abolition of the transatlantic slave trade have assisted in raising the visibility of and recalling these histories.
The UK constructed a replica of the Amistad, the 19th century ship to retrace a 14,000-mile slave route, including stops in the US, Africa, Caribbean and UK. A BBC website noting the impact colonialism and slavery has had on how Blacks are viewed and perceived in the world has also been erected. Athletic prowess, exoticism and low intelligence were all stereotypes used to justify slavery and colonialism, and still exist today. These stereotypes impact how we are portrayed in the global media, our education and employment opportunities, and why many of our contributions have remained invisible to the world.
To recognize us means challenging European notions of being mono-racial and mono-cultural nations. To recognize us means that far-right parties calling to keep Europe "European" have no grounds, for we are also part of Europe.
Today, we are being recognized. Mr. Chairman, I thank you for this and look forward to hearing from our witnesses on how best we can all work together to promote diverse societies that extend and protect fundamental rights to everyone.
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Wednesday, February 25, 2009
+WEDNESDAY NETCORDS: Yeah it's me and, no, you can't touch this
* Japanese baller Kei Nishikori has been warned against being phone-y during his country's Davis Cup tie after a Memphis misstep. [Eurosport]
* NBC's Tony Kornheiser gives props to A-Rod for his Dubai boycott during a interesting yet strange dressing room discussion. Does Tony even watch tennis? Can't tell. Why is the woman in video reading? No answer. What the hell is that ringing noise? *sits very confused* [NBC Sports]
* Jon Wertheim places Rafa + ReRe's odds of achieving the calendar-year Grand Slam at 4-to-1. [SI]
Thanks to B2012 for the image link!
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*sigh* Rafa is just the greatest ....ever. YummReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009 at 5:20 PM
pobrecito rafa...RM lost, they even showed a clip of him at the match on the Sky coverage in the UK...anyway isn't that the suit jacket he wore to the Prince of Asturias awards?! http://www.downthelinetennis.com/2008/10/fashion-fix-rafa-is-tennis-latest.html (video at end)ReplyDelete
hell someone needs to go and comfort him...
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009 at 5:36 PM
and here's a below the waist shot from tonight...*sigh* http://www.gettyimages.com/detail/85083541/Getty-Images-SportReplyDelete
the scarf.ReplyDelete
the smile.
my day = so much better.
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009 at 6:00 PM
You know. Sometimes I wish he would stop being so damn charming all the time. It's wearing me down.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 25, 2009 at 6:13 PM
His hair is so nasty.ReplyDelete
he pulls of brown sooo well!ReplyDelete
Looking good! :)ReplyDelete
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"His hair is so nasty."ReplyDelete
Nooo!!! His hair looks beautiful here!
to me he looks worryed or something.ReplyDelete
qaz123: Maybe he knew how the match would end...ReplyDelete
Anyway, he still looks good here!
Ah! I knew he was there. I was watching a French stream and they said something that sounded Rafael Nadal-ish. Dammit, why couldn't RM win like he does?!ReplyDelete


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Boom shakes windows in several counties
Published: Friday, March 22, 2013 at 10:07 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, March 22, 2013 at 10:07 a.m.
A sonic boom of some sort caused windows and walls to shake over several counties in North Central Florida Thursday night.
Marion County sheriff's Capt. James Pogue said the communications center was "flooded with calls" about the noise.
Alachua County sheriff's officials got the explanation that it was "military manuevering of some kind."
ASO spokesman Art Forgey said late Thursday night that the "west side of Gainesville flooded our communications center" around 9 p.m. with calls about a window-clattering and wall-shaking boom felt by many residents, particularly those in west Gainesville.
"We've been in contact with the State Warning Point, and 'military manuevering'" was the extent of the explanation, Forgey said. The State Warning Point is a clearinghouse staffed 24/7 to serve as Florida's primary point of contact for coordination in times of emergency.
Forgey did say that several counties reported experiencing a similar sonic boom, but he was not aware of which counties were reporting such an incident.
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Birth Place: Germany
Born: 01/27/1969
Birth Place: Germany
Born Jan. 27, 1969 in the remote town of Illertissen, Neu-Ulm, in Bavaria, West Germany, he was the son of a German doctor and a Swiss architect. The family relocated from Germany to a remote town in Switzerland after incurring the wrath of the German terrorist organization, the Baader-Meinhoff Group. Forster did not even see his first film until the age of 12. That picture, "Apocalypse Now," left the preteen so bowled over by the experience that he decided to devote his life to filmmaking.
He left Switzerland at the age of 20 for New York City, where he studied film at New York University. There, he helmed several documentaries before embarking on his first feature in 1995. "Loungers" was... Continue Bio >>
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Supplied by OmniSwivel International, this very high quality omni-directional swivel screws inline between the low-pressure hose and the second stage. Offering complete 360° rotation, it allows the low-pressure hose to exit the second stage at any angle you choose. The swivel movement allows the regulator mouthpiece to move without restriction. Moving your head in any direction will not cause the second stage to pull on your jaw. This adapter makes the regulator feel much more comfortable in your mouth on waist-mounted deco and stage cylinders where the hose runs down your chest rather than over your shoulder.


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Born in New York City, NY on April 9, 1966, Cynthia Ellen Nixon was the daughter of radio journalist Walter Dixon and actress Anne Nixon, who inspired her child's interest in performing. Nixon made her television debut at 13 in a 1979 "ABC Afterschool Special" titled "The Seven Wishes of a Rich Kid" (co-starring the legendary Butterfly McQueen) and earned her first film credit a year later as the aptly-named Sunshine in the Tatum O'Neal-Kristy McNichol teensploitation flick, "Little Darlings" (1980). That same year, she established herself as a theater actress to watch with her performance as the spoiled Dinah Lord in a revival of "The Philadelphia Story," which earned her a 1981 Theatre Wor... Continue Bio >>
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Bicycle designer Craig Calfee likes to talk about the time a film crew tried to stress-test one of his bamboo bike frames. Three men—each weighing about 200 pounds—piled onto one of the two-wheelers in his California showroom, and off they went. The ride didn't last very long.
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"The bamboo frame held up just fine," Calfee recalls with a grin. "But the wheels collapsed." For the next test, Calfee supplemented the wheels' metal spokes with bamboo struts: Problem solved.
Calfee, 49, grew up in Cape Cod. He worked as a bike messenger while attending the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, and helped fabricate Olympic-class kayaks in the mid-1980s. Those two experiences synergized into designing and building carbon fiber bicycle frames. In 1991, with the support of three-time champion Greg LeMond, he built the first all-carbon bicycles to compete in the Tour de France.
Dressed in a casual black jacket and aviator shades, Calfee looks more like a biker than a bicycle builder. Today, his workshop in La Selva Beach assembles some of the most advanced carbon fiber racing bicycles in the world. But Calfee also focuses his attention on a lower-tech material: bamboo.
Bamboo: Stronger Than You Might Think
"One afternoon, in 1995, my dog Luna and I started playing with a bamboo stick. I was sure it would break, or splinter—but it didn't. I'd never realized how strong bamboo was. It inspired me, and I built my first bamboo bike as a gimmick for a trade show."
"Where is it now?"
"At my house," Calfee says. "I'm riding it still."
Bamboo is not just strong; it's also durable, attractive and sustainable. In recent years, the widely adaptable plant—actually a fast-growing member of the grass family (Poaceae)—has provided the raw material for everything from fishing poles to bedsheets. Bicycle frames, traditionally made of welded metal tubes, are an innovative use for this plentiful resource (though not exactly new: the first bamboo bike was built in England, in 1894).
Bamboo's secret lies in its woody fiber. Microscopic tubes in the culm (stem), called vascular bundles, give the plant a strength comparable to light steel. Weight-wise (at the same stiffness) it's also similar to steel—though considerably heavier than carbon.


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At fairgrounds, workers stay cool
GOSHEN — The high temperature this week is not stopping workers and 4-H members from setting up and getting ready for next week, but everyone is taking the necessary caution to avoid heat-related illnesses.
Food vendors, fair ride workers and members of the 4-H clubs hustled around the fairgrounds Tuesday afternoon, some setting booths for their exhibitions, others building food booths. Kristy Ambrosen, marketing manager of the Elkhart County 4-H Fair, said it's not unusual for workers to encounter hot weather like they have this week, but they are taking regular breaks and keeping themselves hydrated.
Workers from North American Midway Entertainment were building up the Ferris wheel and other rides Tuesday afternoon, taking breaks every now and then to cool off. Several misting fans and sprinklers were set up around the rides that were being worked on.
Danny Huston, co-CEO of North American Midway Entertainment, who oversaw the setup Tuesday, said the plan is to work early in the morning and later in the evening. With the necessary lighting, they were hoping to continue working Tuesday evening until 2 a.m.
"Things are going as scheduled and we're getting along fine, we just changed the layout from last year, we are just looking forward to the fair starting," Huston said.
The temperature reached 94 degrees Tuesday afternoon, with a heat index of 99 degrees.
Inside the Home and Family Arts building, the temperature was only slightly cooler than it was outside on the fairgrounds. Which is why Joan Bailey, director of the Home and Family Arts Department, said everyone was watching after each other while members set up booths and exhibitions.
"We've been here since eight in the morning," she said. "We're making sure everyone has enough water, we have a dozen cooling fans running and if we are feeling like someone is needing a break, we tell them to do so."
Ambrosen said one of the biggest concerns for the fair is the how leaders and 4-H members will help their animals deal with the heat. Particularly small animals. She said many members will bring their animals in the morning to have them adapt to the place and reduce the stress.
Jennifer Fry, 16 and Sydney Sommer, 13, said they are planning to bring their projects —cows and horses— in early and they also plan on giving them enough water and attention throughout the week.
Sommer, who plans to bring three horses, said because the horses are placed in an enclosed area, members are allowed to bring fans. She said she also plans on hosing the horses every four hours.
During the fair, starting Friday, misting tents will be set up and visitors will be shown what buildings on the fairgrounds are air conditioned, which include the 4-H offices and the Elkhart General Hospital and IU Health Goshen Hospital tents.
According to the National Weather Service, the rest of the week will cool down and Friday, the first day of the fair, the high is expected to be of 87 degrees.


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Ehlers finishes strong in Ormond Beach tourney
Published: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 6:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 5, 2012 at 12:40 a.m.
Ocala's Brendon Ehlers took 13th place in the Florida Professional Golf Tour's Riviera Open in Ormond Beach over the weekend.
Ehlers shot 66 and 67 for his 133 total that fell just six strokes off winner JC Horne's pace. Ehlers collected $513 for his efforts.
Other locals who played included: David Arnold (65th, 142), Patrick Sweeny (86th, 145), and Martin Musgrave (111th, 152).
OCALA CUP: The 2012 Ocala Cup will be this Saturday and Sunday at Ocala Golf Club. The four-ball format 36-hole championship costs $110 per golfer. Entry deadline is Dec. 5. For information, call 401-6917.
HOLES IN ONE: Ron Aicher recorded a hole in one on the 14th hole at Ocala National Golf Club on Dec. 2. Aicher used a 6 iron for the shot witnessed by Ed Cagle, Shirley Marvin and Annie Carver. ... Buddy Moeller aced the 108-yard sixth hole at Spruce Creek Preserve on Dec. 2. Moeller used a pitching wedge for the shot witnessed by Bob McChesney and Saul Posner.
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Published: Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 9:32 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, May 16, 2013 at 9:32 a.m.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Mooring buoys near coral reefs are among the recommendations in more than a dozen conservation plans that Florida wildlife officials want the public to review.
Draft action plans for 13 species were released Wednesday. It's the last batch of proposals to conserve 60 imperiled or vulnerable species in Florida. Once all the plans are revised, they'll be tied into one Imperiled Species Management Plan.
The plans released Wednesday include protections for pillar coral, the Southeastern American kestrel and seven reptiles that live in the Florida Keys.
To protect rare pillar coral in Florida waters, the state has proposed installing additional mooring buoys so that boats won't need to drop anchor near reefs.
The plans are available online at www.myfwc.com/imperiled.
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Tuscaloosa, AL (Sports Network) - Texas A&M's first-ever trip to Tuscaloosa
was a memorable one.
Deshazor Everett picked off AJ McCarron with over 1 1/2 minutes remaining to
help seal the 15th-ranked Aggies' 29-24 victory over the top-ranked Alabama
Crimson Tide.
McCarron's 54-yard touchdown pass to Amari Cooper with 6:09 to play cut the
gap to 29-24.
The Crimson Tide had a chance to go in front after Texas A&M went three-and-
out. Kenny Bell caught a 54-yard pass on the first play to move the ball to
the six. On 4th-and-goal from the two, McCarron tried to hook up with Bell in
the right side of the end zone. However, Everett stepped in front of the pass
for the interception.
It seemed like Alabama was going to have one last shot to keep its undefeated
season alive. With the Aggies ready to punt on fourth down, the Crimson Tide
jumped offside. Texas A&M was awarded a first down and the Aggies ran out the
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No. 17 Iowa State Prevails Over UNI, 91-82
DES MOINES, Iowa – No. 17 Iowa State was taken to overtime Saturday at Wells Fargo Arena by the UNI Panthers in the Hy-Vee Big Four Classic, but the Cyclones were able to overcome the Panthers 91-82 to earn their first 7-0 start to a season since 2003-04. UNI falls to 3-5 on the season.
After coming back from an 18-point deficit, Iowa State had re-taken the lead at 60-59 with just over five minutes left in regulation, but UNI center Seth Tuttle banked in a 3-pointer with 1.3 seconds left to tie the game 71-71 and force the game to overtime.
In the overtime period, Iowa State led from the first points of the extra session which featured six points each by Melvin Ejim, Dustin Hogue and DeAndre Kane.
The 18-point second-half deficit overcome marks the third biggest comeback in school history.
Key Moments of the Game
Heading into halftime with a 13-point deficit, it was important for Iowa State to get back into the game early. However, the Panthers were ready to defend their lead, increasing it to as much as 18 points.
The Cyclones finally came alive with a 23-2 run to get the lead for the first time since the 16:18 mark of the first half. One of the keys to the run was free throw shooting as Iowa State, who had been 4-of-11 at the stripe, made all five of its free throws during the run.
The Panthers stormed back with a 7-0 run of its own to restore its lead to 58-54. The Cyclones were able to battle back again and it was Melvin Ejim who drained a corner 3-pointer with 5:17 to go to give Iowa State a 60-59 lead that they would not concede until Tuttle's banked 3-pointer.
In overtime, Iowa State led the whole way, but saw its lead reduced to one point, 76-75 before the Cyclones fired off a 9-0 run to put the game away for good.
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Melvin Ejim. After Georges Niang, who recorded a career-high 22 points, fouled out with 1:42 left in regulation, Iowa State would need a new primary source of scoring to get them through the overtime session.
Cue up Iowa State's All-Big 12 performer and senior leader Ejim to get the job done. Ejim hit two big 3-pointers in overtime to salt away the Iowa State victory.
Ejim finished the game with 22 points, tying his career-high he set against Michigan in November. He also chipped in with seven rebounds, three assists and two steals.
Cyclone Nation, who was your player of the game? Tweet the player along with the hashtag #CyclONEgameball to @CycloneMBB and we'll announce the fan's pick.
Cyclone Notes
*Iowa State is 7-0 for the first time since 2003-04. This season marks the first in school history where both Iowa State's men and women started the season 7-0.
*The win snapped Iowa State's three-game losing streak to UNI.
*For the second consecutive game, Iowa State had two players record double-doubles via Dustin Hogue (18 points, 11 rebounds) and Dustin Hogue (17 points, 14 rebounds).
*Melvin Ejim finished with seven rebounds to move up to 805 rebounds in his career. He is the sixth player in Iowa State history to reach that milestone.
*Ejim finished with 22 points, his eighth-consecutive game dating back to last season with at least 10 points.
*This marks the second time in Melvin Ejim's career he finished with 22 points at Wells Fargo Arena. As a freshman, Ejim had 22 in ISU's win over Creighton.
*Naz Long has at least one 3-pointer in each game this season.
*Georges Niang finished with a career-high 22 points. He had previously scored 19 points on four occasions, most recently at BYU back in November.
*Niang is the fifth Cyclone to post a 20+ point game this season (Ejim, Long, Houge, Kane).
*Niang also posted a career-high four steals. He has no steals on the season coming into the game.
On Deck
No. 17 Iowa State returns to Hilton Coliseum for the Iowa Corn Cy-Hawk Series showdown against No. 23 Iowa Friday at 8:30 p.m. The game will be televised on ESPNU.
Fan Tweet of the Game
Good comeback @CycloneMBB! Give UNI some props for puttin up a good fight! Nice game by @GeorgesNiang20 and @M3llyM3I #cyclONEnation— Garrett Mengler (@GoCyclones1) December 8, 2013


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Tampa police search for missing TB patient
Published: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 9:15 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 9:15 a.m.
TAMPA, Fla. — Authorities are searching for a woman infected with tuberculosis who left a Tampa hospital against doctor's orders.
Tampa police say 53-year-old Sarah Williams tested positive for tuberculosis at Tampa General Hospital around noon on Saturday. She left the hospital before receiving results from her tests.
Hospital officials contacted Tampa police.
Tuberculosis is an infectious disease that affects the lungs. It was not clear whether the woman suffers from latent or active TB. Latent TB is not contagious.
Anyone who knows where Williams is should contact Tampa police.
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ESSEX, Md. (AP) -- Baltimore County police say a woman is dead after being hit by a truck while standing on a highway.
Police say 60-year-old Dianna Rae Brooks was struck about 7 p.m. Saturday on Pulaski Highway and Holly Drive in Essex.
A preliminary investigation determined that she was standing on eastbound Pulaski Highway when she was hit by a pickup truck. The driver of the truck remained at the scene and Brooks was pronounced dead while being taken to Franklin Square Hospital.
Police say the death is under investigation.


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Deliver exceptional multifunction performance with standard printing, scanning and optional faxing.
Generate up to 23 black-and-white pages-per-minute and proceed to the next job quickly.
Execute workflows seamlessly with a wide range of document distribution tools that can be tailored for your office for maximum convenience.
Reprint, refax or scan instantly with the Document Server. It stores up to 3,000 frequently-used documents to expedite workflow.
Access a wide range of system settings including supply levels and job details, assign e-mail notification to key team members, cancel jobs and reboot the system remotely with Web Image Monitor.
Use Web SmartDeviceMonitor to configure, monitor and manage your entire fleet of connected Ricoh devices—right from your desktop.
Promote proactive maintenance with automated alerts for low supplies and errors with Auto-Email Notification.
Automate meter submissions, critical event notifications and remote firmware updates with @Remote.
Scanner Features (Standard)
Capture documents in monochrome or in vibrant color and reduce file sizes with high-compression PDF for faster transmission and printing without compromising image quality.
Distribute documents instantly with Scan-to-Email or automate document sharing and archiving with Scan-to-Folder.
Employ Scan-to-URL for network flexibility. Users can store the document on the Hard Disk Drive to reduce network traffic and view and download files via Web browser.
Preview electronic documents as full-color thumbnails for accurate review that can enhance efficiency while minimizing wasted supplies.
Load scanned documents to portable media with the optional Scan to USB/SD and print TIFF and JPEG files virtually everywhere.
Security Features (Standard)
Protect sensitive documents on the hard drive with the standard DataOverwriteSecurity System (DOSS). It automatically overwrites the hard drive to prevent retrieval of confidential information when enabled.
Add a powerful layer of security with standard HDD Encryption and encode stored documents for maximum protection from hackers.
Safeguard critical data during transmission with Encrypted PDF Transmission. Use it to scramble and encrypt transparent and vulnerable data, including user name and password.
Ensure accurate user authentication with a variety of methods, including user codes, LDAP, Windows Authentication and card based authentication solutions.
Printer Features (Standard)
Simplify print jobs with the icon-driven, PCL6 user interface driver and optional genuine Adobe® PostScript3® drivers.
Enjoy seamless integration with Windows, Macintosh, Unix and AS/400 environments and a host of standard or optional interfaces to ensure that local network requirements are met.
Modify queues for print jobs at any time with the Job Function List feature and meet even the most ambitious deadlines.
Expedite jobs with PDF Direct Print. Users can print PDFs without opening Adobe Acrobat or taxing the network.
Facsimile Features (Optional)
Up to 3 G3 Fax lines can be configured to support simultaneous fax transmission and reception in high volume environments. (optional)
Preview pages prior to transmission to decrease errors and detect blank pages.
Send and receive faxes electronically with Internet faxing, using either a PC or conventional fax numbers via IP to save on transmission costs and paper.
Route inbound faxes to an e-mail address or network folder to ensure timely, accurate delivery and distribution.
Mobile User Features (Optional)
Print documents, e-mails and Web content from anywhere with optional HotSpot Printing. Users can forward documents to the MFP via PDAs or other Internet-enabled devices without installing drivers or software.
Accommodate visitors, such as employees visiting branch offices, with the Mailto- Print feature. This allows users to send emails with attachments directly to the MFP to print PDF/JPG files automatically without installing print drivers.
Workflow Customization Features (Optional)
Customize MFP touch-screen menus directly from the PC quickly without IT support and create secure, searchable PDFs from text files, spreadsheets and scanned documents with Personal Paperless Document Manager (PPDM) software.
Expedite meta-data entry and integrate directly with many of the leading Document Management Systems at the MFP with optional support for GlobalScan NX, eCopy, NSi AutoStore and other applications with the optional USB Keyboard. (Native embedded scanning is not supported.)
Connect to optional Cloud applications such as DocumentMall. Documents can be securely scanned to a folder in DocumentMall or downloaded for printing.
Develop customized applications using Embedded Software Architecture, a Java-compatible Software Development Kit (SDK).
Environmental Features
Reduce paper consumption by printing double-sided documents—and reducing output by up to half—with standard automatic duplexing.
Start printing and copying quickly. The Ricoh Aficio MP 2352SP warms up in as few as 20 seconds and recovers from Sleep Mode as quickly as 10 seconds.
Save energy with fast first-copy times. This digital imaging system can produce a first copy in less than 5.4 seconds.
Engine/Copier Specifications
Scanning Element
One-Dimensional Solid Scanning Through CCD
Printing Process
Single Laser Beam Scanning & Electrophotographic Printing
Dry, Dual Component
Copy Resolution
600 x 600 dpi
Quantity Indicator
Up to 999
Warm-Up Time
Less than 20 seconds
First Copy Time
Less than 5.4 seconds
Original Type
Maximum Original Size
Up to 11" x 17"
Copy Type
Plain Paper, Transparencies, Letterhead, Color Paper, Pre-Punched Paper, Envelopes, Cardstock, Recycled
Continuous Copying Speed
23 copies/minute (LTR)
Power Source
TEC Value
1,773 Wh (Print/Scan)
Standard Paper Capacity
500 sheets x 1 tray, 550 sheets x 1 tray, and 100-Sheet Bypass Tray
Maximum Paper Capacity
3,150 sheets
Paper Size
5.5" x 8.5" to 11" x 17"
A6 to A3
Paper Weight
14 to 28 lb. Bond/52 to 105 g/m2 (Duplex) 14 to 42 lb. Bond/52 to 157 g/m2 (Tray 1, 2 and Bypass)
Standard Output Tray Capacity
500 sheets (Letter) 250 sheets (Legal, Ledger)
Maximum Output Capacity
1,600 sheets (Bridge Unit + 1 Bin + 1,000 Sheet Finisher)
Reduction Ratios
25%, 50%, 65%, 73%, 78%, 85%, 93%, 100%
Enlargement Ratios
121%, 129%, 155%, 200%, 400%
25% to 400% in 1% increments
Standard Features
Auto Magnification, Auto Paper Select, Auto Tray Switch, Booklet/Magazine Copy, Center/Border Erase, Chapters, Combine Mode, Cover Insertion, Directional Magnification, Document Server (3,000 File Capacity), Duplex, Electronic/Rotate Sorting, Full-Color VGA Touch Screen Control Panel, Negative/Positive, OHP Slip Sheet, 8 Job Presets, 10 Job Programs, 500 User Codes, Sample Copy, Series Copy, User Stamps
Dimensions (W x D x H)
23.1" x 25.7" x 32.6"
587 mm x 653 mm x 829 mm
165 lbs., 75 kg
Printer Specifications (Standard)
Print Speed
23 ppm (LTR)
RM7035C 533 MHz
Standard Interfaces
10Base-T/100BaseTX Ethernet, USB 2.0
Optional Interfaces
IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN, Bluetooth, IEEE 1284 Parallel, Gigabit Ethernet
Memory Capacity
Shared with Copier
Network Protocol
Network Operating Systems
Windows Vista/7/XP/Server 2003/Server 2008, Netware 6.5 or later, Unix; Sun Solaris, HP-UX, SCO OpenServer, Red Hat Linux, IBM AIX, Mac OS X 10.2 or later, SAP R/3, NDPS Gateway, IBM iSeries/AS/400® using OS/400 Host Print Transform, Citrix Presentation Server 4.5/Citrix Xen App 5.0
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Standard PCL5e/6, Optional Adobe PostScript3®, IPDS
Print Resolution
Up to 600 dpi
Fonts for PCL5e/6
45 Scalable Fonts, 6 Bitmap Fonts, 13 International Fonts
Fonts for PS3
136 PostScript Fonts
Standard Features
Sample/Locked/Hold/Stored Print
Scanner Specifications (Standard)
Scan Speed
B&W/Color Embedded Scanning: 50/45 ipm (@ 200 dpi)
Scanning Resolution
600 dpi
Scan Area
Up to 11" x 17"
Standard Interfaces
10Base-T/100BaseTX Ethernet
Memory Capacity
Shared with Copier
File Types
Single and Multi-Page TIFF/PDF, High Compression PDF, Single-Page JPEG
Standard Features
Embedded Scan-to-Email/Folder/URL and TWAIN, Color Scan
Security Features (Standard)
Standard Features
DOSS, HDD Encryption, S/MIME, IPsec Communication, Locked Print Password Encryption, Address Book Encryption, SSL, User Authentication, Quota Setting/ Account Limit, SNMP v3, SMTP over SSL and PDF encryption
Optional Interfaces
IEEE 802.11a/b/g Wireless LAN, Gigabit Ethernet
Fax Specifications (Option)
200 x 200/100 dpi 400 x 400 dpi (optional)
Compression Method
Scanning Speed
0.35 seconds (LEF)
Modem Speed
33.6 Kbps with Auto Fallback
Transmission Speed
G3: 3 seconds per page
(MMR Compression)
G3: 2 seconds per page
(JBIG Compression)
SAF Memory
4 MB standard/28 MB maximum
320 pages/2,240 pages
Auto Dials
2,000 (max.)
Group Dials
100 (max. 500 numbers per group)
Dual Access, Duplex Reception, Image Rotation, 1 Hour Backup, LAN-Fax Capability, Internet Faxing (T.37), IP Faxing (T.38), Fax Forwarding to E-Mail/HDD/Folder
Optional Features
Simultaneous Operation of up to 3 lines (G3 x 3)
PB3120 Paper Feed Unit (Option)
Paper Size
7.25" x 10.5" to 11" x 17"/A5 to A3
Paper Weight
14 to 42 lb. Bond/52 to 157 g/m²
Paper Capacity
1 x 550 sheets
Dimensions (WxDxH)
22.8" x 24.4" x 4.7" 580 mm x 620 mm x 120 mm
PB3130 Paper Feed Unit (Option)
Paper Size
7.25" x 10.5" to 11" x 17"/A5 to A3
Paper Weight
14 to 42 lb. Bond/52 to 157 g/m²
Paper Capacity
2 x 550 sheets
Dimensions (WxDxH)
22.8" x 24.4" x 10.2" 580 mm x 620 mm x 260 mm
PB3140 Large Capacity Tray (Option)
Paper Size
8.5" x 11"/A4
Paper Weight
14 to 28 lb. Bond/52 to 105 g/m²
Paper Capacity
2,000 sheets x 1
Dimensions (WxDxH)
22.8" x 24.4" x 10.2" 580 mm x 620 mm x 260 mm
One-Bin Tray BN3090 (Option)
Paper Size
5.5" x 8.5" to 11" x 17"/A5 to A3
Paper Weight
16 to 28 lb. Bond/60 to 105 g/m²
Paper Capacity
100 sheets
500-Sheet Internal Finisher Type 3352 (Option)
Paper Size
7.25" x 10.5" to 11" x 17"/A3, A4
Paper Weight
14 lb. Bond to 140 lb. Index/52 to 256 g/m²
Stack Capacity
500 Sheets (8.5" x 11" or smaller)
250 Sheets (8.5" x 14" or larger)
Staple Capacity
50 Sheets (8.5" x 11")
30 Sheets (8.5" x 14" or larger)
Staple Position
Top 1, Bottom 1, Left 2, Top 2
Dimensions (WxDxH)
19.5" x 18.8" x 6.4" 495 mm x 477 mm x 161 mm
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Being famous doesn't exempt people from air rage, cell phone drama, and other bad plane behavior. While sitting next to Billy Idol on a flight would be awesome, at least if you believe that The Wedding Singer was totally a true story, there are some stars whose presences might inspire me to change flights.
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There are many of us and I would love to put together a master list.
Let your presence be known and tell us what part of the area you hail from.
Me - Sherwood Oregon. 20 miles southwest of downtown Portland. Makes for a great commute.
I live in Columbia County on Multnomah Channel between Scappoose, Oregon and Sauvie Island.
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Boise Idaho... not too pacific.. but pretty north and west
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Boise is a great town. I'm originally from Idaho.Originally Posted by dmotoguy
"The older you do get, the more rules they're gonna try to get you to follow. You just gotta keep livin', man, L-I-V-I-N." - Wooderson
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Just sent you a PM, Mr. Moderator.Originally Posted by 55/Rad
Wilsonville Rules
Sherwood Drools
Go Wildcats!
(No, I'm not 14. That's for 2thgrinder and his son.)
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"The older you do get, the more rules they're gonna try to get you to follow. You just gotta keep livin', man, L-I-V-I-N." - Wooderson
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Inner SE Portland, no car, bike everywhere kind of person here. I work downtown.
I'm on Camano Island in WA. That is almost all the way North on I-5 and West about 20 miles. Lots of bike trails and they recently widened the shoulders for...you guessed it...bikers.
Im down here in Fruitland Idaho!
youv probably never heard of it so just know its 55 miles north of boise on the interstate.
You can never be too Specialized
Click here if any of the following apply to you:
1 You dont like Specialized, 2 You drive a SUV, 3 Your name is George Bush
I hail from the Sammamish Plateau... about 25 miles east of downtown Seattle.
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Me too! In fact, I'm standing right behind you as you read this post.Originally Posted by khuon
Actually, I do live on the Plateau and ride road and mountain bikes with the guys at Pacific Bicycles. I've only been riding again since January and in that time I've bought a hardtail MTB, a full suspension MTB, and my latest bike is a Tarmac Pro. I commute daily to Kent from the Bellevue Park and Ride which gives me about 190 miles a week on the commute plus what ever else I do through the week. Bikeys is fun!
It's better to burn out than fade away...or slip out of your pedal and face plant on the side of the road!!!
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I'm from Clackamas. Just outside Portland Or.
East Hill checking in. That would be the Kent East Hill, home of Big Soos Creek Trail and Lake Youngs. For non-locals, it's about 8.5 miles directly due east of SeaTac Airport.
East Hill
I'm in SE, Clackamas county, just off of Johnson Creek Blvd.
Congrats on the mod status, Rad!
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Marion County, 4½ miles SW of the Clackamas River/County Line at the town of Monitor, which straddles the Marion/Clack line.
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I live in Everett (27 miles n of Seattle) and work in the Fremont area of Seattle (right across the street from Gasworks Park). I do most of my riding in the Snohomish/Arlington area.
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I live on Mt Tabor, SE Portland Oregon
It makes always uphill on the way back home!
Spokane WA...there is no biking here so you might as well stay in Seattle with your car.
Eugene, OR with some of the best road riding in the state! Few traffic problems, 50 miles east to the crest of the cascades, 50 miles west to the Oregon Coast.
Those voices in your head aren't real, but they have some great ideas
Federal Way, Washington. ~20mi south of Seattle as the crow flies. Weekends usually find me riding up to Alki (70mi round-trip) primarily on the Interurban trail.
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I seem to have been lumped in here with y'all.
<----as it says under my handle, I'm @ Hilo, Hawai'i.
If I put some floaters on my bike and ride it straight North I'll arrive at Summer's place in 3 months.
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Testimony :: Hon. Christopher H. Smith
Co-Chairman - Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe
Mr. Chairman, exactly six years ago to the day, on March 9, 2000, the Helsinki Commission held hearings on Belarus, focusing on the already bleak human rights and democracy situation under the regime of Alexander Lukashenka. Numerous witnesses, including some of the leading opposition members from Belarus testified, highlighting concerns and outlining steps on how democracy and that country's integration with Europe could best be fostered. Six years later, we find ourselves examining an even more precarious situation in Belarus.
Unfortunately, the Lukashenka regime has only become more dictatorial with the passage of time. The assault on civil society – NGOs, independent media, democratic opposition, and increasing pressure on unregistered and minority religious organizations has only intensified, becoming daily occurrences. Despite innumerable calls for Belarus to live up to its freely undertaken OSCE election commitments, elections in 2000, 2001 and 2004 were neither free nor fair. It follows along a downward trajectory that began a decade ago when Lukashenka, through an illegitimate referendum, took control over the legislature and judiciary and manipulated the constitution to remain in power.
Belarus, which borders on the EU and NATO, has become a stark anomaly in an increasingly democratic Europe. The Belarusian people have became even more isolated from the winds of democracy following neighboring Ukraine's Orange revolution. Lukashenka's fear that the people could follow the Ukrainian example has led to his further clamping down on those who dare to speak out for freedom.
Among the numerous examples that can be cited, just last week, one Belarusian opposition candidate running for next week's elections, was detained by security forces and severely beaten. Yesterday, we received reports that five members of the campaign of united opposition candidate Alexander Milinkevych were held by police and driven away. In recent weeks, Lukashenka has launched an intensive campaign to encourage a climate of fear and stoke hostility among the Belarusian people through a Soviet-style propaganda campaign against the opposition, Europe and the United States.
As sponsor of the Belarus Democracy Act, I welcome the Administration's growing engagement with the people of Belarus. I am pleased that President Bush and other high ranking Administration officials met with Irena Krasovska and Tatyana Zavadska, two of the wives of opposition figures believed to have been murdered with the complicity of Belarusian senior officials. I've had the privilege of meeting with them and others over the last six years and have admired their determination and courage.
Given the disturbing pre-election environment – where meaningful access to the media by opposition candidates is denied, where independent voices are stifled, and where the regime maintains pervasive control over the election process -- it is very hard to imagine that next week's elections will be free. They are already not fair. In the event that protests are held in response to electoral fraud, we remind the Belarusian authorities that the right to peaceful assembly is a fundamental human rights and a basic tenet of the OSCE. Any violent suppression of peaceful protests will have serious repercussions and only deepen Belarus' self-imposed isolation.
Over the course of the last century, the Belarusian people have endured great suffering at the hands of murderous dictators such as Stalin and Hitler. Twenty years ago, they endured, and continue to endure, Chernobyl's dark cloud. The Belarusian people deserve the freedom and dignity long denied them and Belarus deserves its rightful place in a free, prosperous and democratic Europe.


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Boblo Island
Then, a nice family park.
Now, a private island resort.
Bois Blanc is known regionally as the former home of the Boblo Island Amusement Park, which began operation in 1898 and closed on September 30, 1993. The Nightmare, Falling Star, Wild Mouse (ride), Sky Streak and Screamer were the signature rides.
For more than 85 years, the park was serviced by the SS Ste. Clair and the SS Columbia. The Boblo Island Amusement Park was famous for those two steamers, which went between Detroit and the island.
The island is currently being developed as Boblo Island and Marina Resort Community by Amicone Properties Limited. Boblo Island now has a community of homes and condominiums. The island is served by a private ferry.
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- "Terry Michelle Chloe and Aimee have believed he could not poſſibly to our father Abraham when he was in Meſopotamia. Now, by this glorious appearance of God to him at firſt, when he was ſo prepared for the entertainment of after revelations, that he was not ſtaggered even at this, concerning the ſacrificing of his ſon; being, both by the manner of it, and the aſſurance that accompanied it, fully satisfied that it was from God."
- —Book in the Restricted Section.[src]
Abraham is a biblical figure who lived in Mesopotamia, and is the father of Isaac.
Abraham was mentioned in a book kept in the Restricted Section of the Hogwarts Library by the 1990s.[1]
Behind the scenes
- In the film adaptation of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, the shrieking book, in which Abraham is mentioned, appears to be a copy of The Works of the Most Reverend Dr. John Tillotson.
- Richard Harris, who portrays Albus Dumbledore in the film adaptations of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone and Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, played Abraham in the 1994 film Abraham.
- Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (film) (Mentioned on book only)
Notes and references
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MOSCOW (AP) - Venezuela's president isn't saying if his country would grant asylum to Edward Snowden -- who has been finding more doors closed to him.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, who's visiting Moscow, says his country hasn't received an asylum request from Snowden. But he spoke highly of the former National Security Agency contractor, saying he told "a great truth in an effort to prevent wars." He says Snowden "deserves protection under international and humanitarian law." Maduro says Snowden "did not kill anyone and did not plant a bomb."
Venezuela may now represent Snowden's best chance of finding refuge outside the United States, as he tries to avoid U.S. prosecution for leaking details of two government surveillance programs.
Another option may be the South American country of Bolivia, whose president is also in Moscow for a summit of major gas exporters. Like Maduro, the Bolivian leader is also meeting with Russia's President Vladimir Putin.
Yesterday, Putin said he would not grant asylum to Snowden unless Snowden agreed to stop leaking U.S. secrets. Snowden then withdrew his application for asylum in Russia. But Putin says he has no plans to turn Snowden over to the United States.
WikiLeaks says asylum requests have been made to about a dozen countries. But Brazil says it doesn't plan to respond. And India said today that the request was turned down.


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Boy killed while crossing street in Elk Grove identified | News
ELK GROVE, Calif. - A 12-year-old boy was killed when he attempted to cross the street near an Elk Grove shopping center Sunday.
Edward Hill was a 7th grader at Joseph Kerr Middle School. He was a wrestler and loved singing in his church choir. He'd just left church on Sunday when his life was cut short. Hill was crossing the street with another boy at the busy intersection of Bond Road and Elk Crest Drive.
Hill, who was believed to be riding or walking his bicycle, was struck by a 5th wheel trailer that was being towed by a truck. He was transported to UC Davis Medical Center where he later died; the other boy was not hurt, police said.
By the time Barron Hill made it to the hospital, his son had already been pronounced dead. As Hill was saying a final goodbye, he felt the two shared a special spiritual moment.
"As soon as I said, "Edward, I am not mad, I love you and I am so proud of you,' I felt him go away," Barron Hill said. "It was all he needed to hear and that is all your kids need to hear."
Police said the driver of the vehicle stopped at the scene of the accident and alcohol or drugs don't appear to be a factor in the accident. Police said it doesn't appear the driver was negligent, but it was simply a tragic accident.
Hill and his fiancé are now left grappling with the loss. They are getting married next month.
"He was supposed to be his best man for our wedding," Melinda Jacinto said. "The day before we went to a tuxedo fitting and today; I had to cancel it."
"Your children know that you love them," Baron Hill said. "You tell them every day. But take the time to let them know you are proud, too."
Funeral services for Edward Hill will take place Sunday, Nov. 25. It will be held at 2 p.m. at Elk Grove United Methodist Church located at 8986 Elk Grove Blvd.


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Chicago, IL (Sports Network) - Deshaun Thomas tallied a game-high 17 points
and grabbed seven rebounds to lead No. 10 Ohio State to its fifth Big Ten
Tournament title with a 50-43 triumph over 22nd-ranked Wisconsin on Sunday at
United Center.
Aaron Craft contributed nine points and six boards for the Buckeyes (26-7),
who held the Badgers without a field goal over the final seven minutes as they
closed the contest on an 11-2 outburst.
Ohio State has taken three of the last four Big Ten Tournament titles and will
likely earn a No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament.
Traevon Jackson led Wisconsin (23-11) with 10 points, while Sam Dekker donated
eight points off the bench for the Badgers, who must wait until the brackets
are released later on Sunday to see where they will be seeded in the NCAA
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Hi all,
I have a Samsung Galaxy S2 (Android 2.3.3) and am trying to connect to an Exchange 2010 server.
I enter all the connection details to set up an account, selecting Server SSL and Trust all SSL (since the Exchange server is using a self-signed cert), then I get the following:
Setup could not finish
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(Error Code 0)
Can anyone shed some light on what might be going on here?
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Kinematic Trajectory and Force Capture System
From Healthcare Robotics Wiki
Revision as of 20:30, 13 July 2010 by Advaitjain (Talk | contribs) (→What this does)
Advait Jain (http://www.cc.gatech.edu/~advait)
What this does
This page describes the capture system that we designed to log the kinematic trajectory through which mechanisms (doors and drawers) move and the forces used to operate them.
We first used this setup in this paper: The Complex Structure of Simple Devices: A Survey of Trajectories and Forces that Open Doors and Drawers. Advait Jain, Hai Nguyen, Mrinal Rath, Jason Okerman, and Charles C. Kemp. IEEE RAS/EMBS International Conference on Biomedical Robotics and Biomechatronics (BIOROB), 2010. This paper and others can be downloaded from the Heathcare Robotics Lab website (http://www.healthcare-robotics.com)
Picture of the Setup
This is the hardware setup that we use:
- Camera: Point Grey DragonFly2 with remote head
- Lens: Varifocal Video Lens 4mm - 12mm (Stock Number: NT58-365) ($150.00) link
- Tripod for the camera.
- Studio Lights
- Laptop: Anything that runs Ubuntu and has a firewire port. Four pin firewire port will require a hub and external power to provide power to the DragonFly.
- Mount for the DragonFly: See Image and the CAD Models.
- Hook end effector: See images and the CAD Models.
- Checkerboard patterns: Checked into the subversion repository with all the code.
- ROS (http://www.ros.org)
- You will need the following ROS packages from our public ROS repository (available at http://code.google.com/p/gt-ros-pkg/wiki/hrl_content_summary)


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Wells' Looks To Raise Capital
(Le Mars) -- In an effort to raise capital funds, Wells Enterprises, Incorporated, maker of Blue Bunny ice cream of Le Mars is looking at options, including, but not limited to, the sale of the company. An article that appeared in the Financial Times magazine, dated July 31st, said that sources
close to the situation confirmed it. Dave Smetter, Vice President of Marketing and Communications at Wells told KLEM news that the company was exploring all available options. Smetter did not speak on the record but issued a statement.
"Consistent with our vision to become the number one ice cream company in America by 2020, Wells Enterprises, Incorporated has begun a strategic process to raise capital to support our growth strategy. The process is expected to be completed by years end. We have built a strong platform from which to expand our business and are excited to undertake this process as we continue to develop high quality innovative products for our customers. We are proud of our long history of success and look forward to building on that tradition as our company takes this next step to grow the business and position Wells for the next 100 years."
In the Financial Times article, Smetter says this is not the first time Wells has been up for sale. It tried to find a buyer a few years ago, but ended up remaining private. Wells employs more than 2500 people and makes more than 70 different flavors of ice cream.
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San Antonio, TX (Sports Network) - David Frost edged Bernhard Langer in a
playoff on Sunday to win the AT&T Championship.
Frost and Langer both fired a 6-under 66 to overtake second-round leader Mark
Calcavecchia and finish deadlocked at 8-under-par 208.
After matching pars extended the playoff, Frost rolled home a birdie putt on
the second and celebrated his victory when Langer's third shot from the rough
on the par-4 18th failed to drop.
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- Laxatives
- Lichen sclerosus
- Lopsided breasts
- Loss of sense of smell
- Lumps
- Male contraceptive pill
- Metallic taste
- Mouth ulcers
- Nail problems
- Night sweats
- Nipple discharge
- Not peeing straight
- Painful periods
- Panic attacks
- Periodic limb movements in sleep
- Pigmentation
- Pimples on the thighs
- Psoriasis
- Puberty in females
- Puberty in males
- Rectal prolapse
- Red face
- Retractile testicles
- Scabies
- Scaly eyelids
- Sexually transmitted infection
- Smelly urine
- Snoring in children
- Strange body noises
- Strange faeces
- Strange semen
- Strange tongue
- Strange urine
- Swallowing
- Thrush
- Too little semen
- Undescended testicles
- Variocele
- Vasectomy reversal
- Vitiligo
- What's normal?
- Your doctor can help
Latest updates
Dr Phil's latest video
25th May
A closer look at: prostate tests;
17th March
A closer look at: colonoscopy;
17th March
Choosing a cosmetic surgeon;
8th February
Basic anatomy: the breast;
8th December
Vaginal and vulval problems;
2nd November


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Under the Skin + 5 More Films to Watch this Week
Scarlett Johansson is an alien – it would conveniently explain her unwavering allegiance to SodaStream. In the new film from Jonathan Glazer (Sexy Beast), Under the Skin, however, this revelation provides no explanation or comfort at all.
Goodbye World + 6 More Films to Watch
For a generation seemingly addicted to discord and isolation, the impending end of the world has become something we can all get together on, though we don't know how it will come — solar flares, earthquakes, global warming, and even the mere existence of the year 2012 have all been put to film. In Denis Hennelly's new movie, the EOTW boldly enters the information age, and it begins with a simple text message: "Goodbye World."
The Cheap and The Dead: 7 Films to Watch This Week
Alejandro Jodorowsky's adaptation of Frank Herbert's sci-fi classic "Dune" – a book which the cult director still to this day has not read – might have been the pinnacle of his career, had it ever been made. Instead, what we get is Frank Pavich's doc Jodorowsky's Dune, a loving exploration of the director's lapsed dream grounded by the man himself, part prophet, part trickster and always first in line to stoke his own legend.
Giving It Up for Von Trier's Nyphomaniac: 7 Films to Watch this Week
The notion that Lars von Trier's Nymphomaniac: Volume I is only half of a movie doesn't sit well: nothing about the two-hour sex opus feels incomplete –it feels delightfully restrained considering the subject matter and the director's notorious history. Considering said history, it also feels like the edge of a precipice.
7 Films to Watch this Week: Wes Anderson's Best Story Yet and More
Though I enjoyed Bottle Rocket and Rushmore, Wes Anderson's big-budget spectacles have never had much draw for me. Like a beautiful soufflé that somehow fails to rise, they've always been missing something. If The Grand Budapest Hotel is any indication, Ralph Fiennes may have been that missing ingredient.
CAAMFest 2014 Serves Up New Films and New Food
There's always been a rich tradition of feasting in Asian cultures, so it's no surprise that when the San Francisco International Asian American Film Festival changed its name to CAAMFest two years ago, it was doing so, in part, to make more room for food.
7 Films to Watch This Week: Rocket to Redemption
Australia's entry to the best foreign film category at the Academy Awards, The Rocket, didn't win the category. The Laos-set film, which captured accolades all over its home country and nearly swept Tribeca, wasn't even nominated, passed over for six selections all notable for their decidedly "adult" subject material, which is too bad, because it's a damn good film.
Hidden in Plain Sight: 7 Films to Watch this Week
The Guilty Party: 7 Films to Watch this Week San Francisco
Riding high on "House of Cards" intrigue, Netflix has quickly become a prime source for political docs. Recently, its documentary Mitt was praised for its humanizing portrait of the candidate, but before that, Netflix had exclusive lease of HANK: 5 Years from the Brink, an eye-opening doc that makes its way out of the browser and onto Bay Area screens this weekend.
True Romance: 7 Films to Watch this Week
Hidden among February 14th's ubiquitous chocolates, candy hearts, and hastily signed cards is a specter of true love: what could be more frightening? Veering from last year's twee-tastic slate filled with hot American indie name filmmakers like Joel Swanberg and Amy Seimetz, this year's SF Indiefest takes on a subtler shade, perhaps unwittingly playing up its Valentine's Day slot with a series of flicks about how goddamn hard love can be.
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The Placenta.. i think my midwife Rebecca said it weighed 13 pounds?? and the cord was 3 feet long? She said we were lucky that Carson didn't have it wrapped around his neck a couple of times.
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