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|Family saddened after dog is shot in town
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
We lost a family member to an unjustified shooting a couple of weeks ago.
He was 8 years old. His favorite foods were hamburger and chocolate. His favorite toys were a long-legged green frog that tripped him while going upstairs, an unstuffed fox and his favorite of all was a bluebird that tweeted when pushed just right.
He loved life and enjoyed playing. He was our 8-year-old pit bull and yes, he was a member of our family, as anyone who is a pet lover would understand our pets are members of our family.
He accidentally got out the day the wind was blowing. We had left the garage door open a little to let a stray cat in out of the wind. By doing that, it allowed for a draft to open a door between the house and garage. Our dog managed to lift the door and get out to run free.
Our neighbor's dog runs free with no leash and no fence. He has been allowed to run the alley past our dog's pen. Our dog didn't growl viciously at him at all. He whined and whimpered because he wanted to be free and have a playmate.
That day they were both free and our dog jumped on the neighbor's dog, wanting to play—no teeth bared, no vicious attack, as our neighbor called it.
He said that he and his buddies tried to separate them but couldn't. He went in and got his gun and came out and shot him. "Vicious attack." His dog had no wounds, no blood drawn, no bite marks of any sort. The officer who answered the call said our neighbor's dog had drool on him that dogs get when they play. When he came out, our dog was in the street, not wrestling with his dog, but by himself.
I can see him now, standing there with his tongue hanging out with drool dripping off the tip and panting, because he was a little overweight, just standing there, no nervous growl, no teeth bared. Just standing there facing his executioner. He didn't know he was to be afraid; he trusted everyone. Kids at the park petted him, the other neighbor across the alley gave him bones and he never even barked at him. We never had a problem with him in eight years, and the neighbor that shot him had only been in the neighborhood less than six months.
How could you shoot a dog just standing there? He came over to talk to my son, seeming to think everything would be fine between us as neighbors. My son asked, if it was a "vicious attack," where was the blood on his dog? Where were his wounds? If it was a "vicious attack," his dog would have wounds and need a vet's attention. Instead his dog was running the golf course that night, while ours lay dead in a dark, cold pit.
He had no answer as to why no blood—but we know he was only playing, not a "vicious attack."
He then said, "Well, he was on my property so I shot him."
When he shot him, he was on public property in the street. He still had no answer. He shot him just because he was a pit bull.
He never hurt anyone or anything, not even our 3-month-old cats. I take that back. He killed a mouse once while playing with it—it accidentally drowned in his mouth. He came trotting into the house with its tail hanging out of his mouth and laid it on the floor as a gift for me.
Pit bulls aren't born mean and vicious. It's how they are raised. If you show them love and kindness, they return it. They are no different than any other dog if raised right. Man makes them mean.
My son-in-law's father has a pit bull, and when my grandson was 6 months old, he lay on the floor with their pit bull and no one worried about it attacking and hurting him. We don't know what the local officers are going to do, but we have contacted the Colorado Humane Society to see if there can be some justice for "Scrappy."
He shouldn't have had to die that way. We will get another pit bull when we can afford it, but in the meantime, we will pack up his toys and his favorite blanket as we hold his memory close in our hearts.
Patty Coyne
Holyoke Enterprise November 1, 2012

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Mac going yelling at the refs priceless.
The team needs to find more ways to score.
Good D. Is it time for Brackens to start on the bench?
DG played good but had some issuse, did make a huge jump over last week though.
This team needs depth I think they got a bit tired at the end, and the refs did them no favors.
See McD can coach just give him sometime. The first half was very well played. They just needed a few more options on the Offensive end of the court
Clark and Jiri had great games, Clark had an awsome block.
Crowd looked and sounded great, good job to those who were there.
Sean H had a good game and I take the bad things I have said about him back.
Peterson did a good job on D as well
This team needed this game and a win would have been better but it will show them what hard work and doing it McDs way can get them.
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Those refs this game were pretty terrible. Not just on the calls against ISU but on all the calls. Not very good ....
miss on the goaltending was awful....but so was the foul that sent Haluska to the line in OT.
I really hope its time for Brackins to start coming off the bench. Maybe Thompson starting over him will light a fire in him!!
Great Texas defense and poor ISU guard play is what lost that game for us. We couldn't seem to feed it inside in overtime and were forced to shoot silly 3 pointers and the guys couldn't hold onto the ball.
I don't ever want to see anyone with less than 30% 3pt accuracy chucking up 3's 5 feet behind the arc ever again. Especially not in overtime. Especially not with 20 seconds left on the shot clock. I don't care if you're are a freshman or a senior, you've got to know better. McD needs to drill that into EVERYONE'S head.
Tough game to lose. Saw it slipping away late in the 2nd half.
Today showed that we lack the leadership to step up when we need them and put the game away.
This isn't a knock on Rashon or anyone else, more a comment on the youth of the team.
Yeah it was a great crowd for an ABC game. The announcers were complimentry and you could hear everyone great. Good job fans!
Mac was going after the ref, because of the call on Rahshon where they bumped heads in the corner.....
Refs did not cost us this game....
We need to get better on offense, attack the basket more and quit settling for poor shots, we need more scoring.
Good effort getting closer, but I am sure frustrating for the boys, with our talent level (ISU) vs the other teams of late, we damn near have to play perfect to win....
i could feel the win but couldnt pull it out but it was a great game and we played pretty good we need to play that way every game we woulda shot up to 6th place in the big 12 but gotta move onto the next one
How or why we didn't get the ball down low to Jiri in overtime baffles me, and Brackins can't throw it in the ocean, he needs to stop shooting.
Originally Posted by kingcy
Mac going yelling at the refs priceless. The team needs to find more ways to score. Good D. Is it time for Brackens to start on the bench? DG played good but had some issuse, did make a huge jump over last week though. This team needs depth I think they got a bit tired at the end, and the refs did them no favors.
I agree with everything you said. Couple of things to add
1) We NEED more scoring threats because right now it is Wesley & Jiri then you can sprinkle in a little Clark and a little Garrett but that is about it. We just need to get 1 more constant 10+ guy (maybe AT?), and we could see a few more W's.
2) Brackins has looked terrible in the last few games. He needs to ride the pine for a while. I am no longer worried about him leaving early (at all). He will be good enough to play in the NBA someday, but I think it will take all 4 years (ATLEAST 3 with how he is playing)
3) We really need to stop shooting so many 3's. I have had multiple posts about how angry I get when we settle for a bad 3 point look, but I can't stress this enough. We don't have the shooters to shoot 24 3's a game and win.
4) I personnally thought the refs really stunk. I really do try to be neutral, but the second half was terrible. I honestly thought the first half was even, but Texas got a few calls in their favor in the second half.
5) I bet all in on Texas to cover.....losing in OT when we were up by 13 in the second really sucks....losing all your points because of 1 point takes the cake.....
got out coached with 8 minutes left
I think ISU has some good players but as a team on the floor it is like they get dumber when they actually start playing the game. It seems they quite doing the things that puts the team in a winning position like DG launching threes in overtime instead of getting the ball in down low. Lastly with Brackins he shoots everytime he is in the low post why isn't there a player in the paint to try and get a rebound. I swear everytime he missed no else was within 8 feet of the hoop.
At least I got my taxes done today and I am getting a refund. Please do something to turn this around or I will have to jump on the bandwagon of who ever is number 1.
Originally Posted by Bobber
Great Texas defense and poor ISU guard play is what lost that game for us. We couldn't seem to feed it inside in overtime and were forced to shoot silly 3 pointers and the guys couldn't hold onto the ball.
You must get the ball inside, so you drive up towards the bucket. Garret's two 3 point tries fron NBA range was just plain lazy. At the end of the game, you must step up and try to do even more. Entry passing is weakest part of our team. You have to get the mindset you wll get the ball inside. I noticed BP went into the game after the two ill advised three pointers.
Theis game was the worst reffed game that I have seen this year. They stunk both ways.
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Royals fan Richard Gilles has been paying attention. He knew that tonight could be a special night at Kauffman Stadium with Zack Greinke on the mound, a Buck Night and Fireworks Friday. So, he packed his things early, including a lunch and a folding chair, and arrived this morning at Gate E of Kauffman Stadium at 6:42 a.m. When he got there, he was first in line to purchase the $7 Dri-Duck Fountain Seats. The Kansas City, Mo. native told Around The Horn that this wasn't the first time he waited in line for the Dri-Duck seats, but it definitely was the earliest he's ever arrived at the stadium.
There were around a hundred fans in line at least 2 hours before the tickets were scheduled to go on sale today. And we want to commend you, Royals fans, as several ushers told ATH that the crowd was very cooperative and in great spirits throughout the day.
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URBAN AND BRIGHT Trying to be creative with my winter looks ends up like this : wearing a giant neon beanie on the head and engaging a very interesting head turning game in the streets of Lausanne. I could have counted the people starring at me that day, as if I was wearing some sort of exclamation point on top of my head. Let's admit that the concept is quite the same, isn't it? Well at least, you know what, it's easy to find or recognize me… James didn't have a hard time spotting me while lost at the Zara shop, there I was admiring the new arrivals.
As a matter of fact, it was really the perfect occasion to wear my new necklace from Cornwall Street, an amazing jewerly online shop I just discovered. I've been really in love with online shopping lately, it's the occasion to find some very exclusive pieces since shopping in Switzerland isn't very exciting afterall. Cornwall Street is the perfect destination if you enjoy some statement pieces, original designs or interesting details to add to your look. It really seemed like this necklace was the perfect combination with my beanie. Not to mention that my take-away tea cup looked pretty well with it all too. What do you think?


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It's fair to say that Feis Ile aka That Boutique-y Whisky Company On Tour 2013 was a rip-roaring success! Enjoyment was had by all, 3 fantastic Competitions were run and entered into with rabid enthusiasm. And nobody died, either! Great success.
From our Distillery Dog Peaty getting lost (and getting found again) to our Message in a Bottle Islay Treasure Hunt, to loads of you literally flagging us down with the signal, you (yes, you) all made this our best Fèis Ìle yet! We're already hard at work planning next year's shenannigans...
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The final day of Feis Ile 2013 was of course Ardbog Day! Although thoroughly shattered, we nonetheless dragged ourselves down to the Kildalton coast with dogged enthusiasm!
(The good thing about Ardbeg of course is that they have Ardbeg there. Mmm... Ardbeg.)
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'International Port Ellen Day' 2013 (#iPed2013), organised by the one and only Jon Beach, took place on the Friday during Fèis Ìle this year.
First though, we paid a visit to Bunnahabhain and even solved the mystery of what really happened to the nearby Wyre Majestic, now shipwrecked off the coast...
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– He came from the planet of soy.
– The cool guy...
– The cool guy...
– Kikkoman!
...but who's this foreigner disrupting the established order of things? Kilcho–man?! I guess we'll just have to settle this the Harry Hill way...
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It seems that everywhere we've gone this week people have been talking about one thing in particular: the mysterious bottles that have washed up on the shores of Islay containing messages written by "Doc" Emmett L. Brown way back in 1859!
This was, as you may know unless you've been living under a rock (you do read all my blogs with avid enthusiasm, right?), part of our third competition for Feis Ile 2013. Everybody who found a bottle was told to meet at the clock tower at Laphroaig distillery at 12 noon on Wednesday 29th May 2013 - their prize for doing so was a full bottle of That Boutique-y Whisky Company's brand new Caol Ila (worth £54.95) AND the chance to feature on our next cultish comic book-style label!
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"I want to go on a fairy hunt", I proclaimed. No, I hadn't had some inexplicable bout of homophobia (although judging by the reaction I seemed to provoke, this is presumably how it came across).
Fairies or 'little people' as they are also known (it is actually bad luck to refer to them as 'fairies' or 'faeries' in some places) are common throughout Gaelic folklore. They're not tiny little butterfly-winged creatures either, but rather can be up to a few feet tall with the potential to also shapeshift. Tricksy and sometimes mischievous (starting to sound a bit like Loki) they are to be respected, if only with a healthy slice of whimsy.
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The day ended with a game of Islay-opoly where three people landed on Caol Ila at the same time at one point (apt).
That morning we had headed over to Port Askaig, to that very distillery, to continue the search for our lost dog Peaty...
Have you seen him?
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Bruichladdich Day had a Hawaii Five-O theme, with Laddie Five-O celebrating Jim McEwan's 50th year in the whisky business! A themed day! Fantastic, let's get involved!
Now, how does one go about dressing as Hawaii Five-O?... 1970s suits?... It struck us that there was another Hawaii-based investigator with a fantastic theme tune who would provide some much more satisfying fancy dress...
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Fèis Ìle 2013. Here. We. Come.
We set off for the Islay whisky festival on Thursday morning with Benedict and myself in one car, Cat and Monsieur Vachon in the Malt Mobile and a rendezvous set for that evening in Edinburgh, our port of call for the night. Successfully avoiding Ben's extensive heavy metal collection, we were free to discuss vital musical questions such as "Exactly how many years have the ladies loved cool James for now?". Vital, pressing questions.
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Our third and final Fèis Ìle competition is the big one – a chance to not only win a full 50cl bottle of Caol Ila from That Boutique-y Whisky Company, but to be immortalised on their next cultish comic book style-label: a Laphroaig single malt!
We've heard on the grapevine that a Dr. E. Brown of Hill Valley sent out 12 messages in bottles, which are due to wash up on the shores of Islay in just a couple of days! Some crazy stuff on that grapevine, I can tell ya!
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Singer Toni Braxton and her longtime collaborator Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds are heading to Broadway to appear in upcoming musical "After Midnight."
The Grammy winners have signed on for a two-week stint in the production, which celebrates jazz icon Duke Ellington's years at Harlem's famous Cotton Club,
The production will officially open at the Brooks Atkinson Theater on Nov. 13 and Braxton and Babyface will appear in March.
Other artists set to star in the show include K.D. Lang and Fantasia Barrino.
Braxton and Babyface have also teamed up to record a new duets album – "Love, Marriage & Divorce" – which is set for release in December.
The "Un-Break My Heart" singer previously appeared on the stage in Disney's "Beauty and the Beast" and "Aida," while Babyface is set to make his Broadway debut.


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Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania, who as the chair of the Senate Republican Conference is considered the third most powerful Republican in the United States Senate, was defeated by his Democratic opponent Bob Casey Jr., who received 59% of the vote to Santorum's 41% in the November 7, 2006, general election.
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1933 Ford Coupe - Beautiful BufordWritten on September 26, 2006 The 1933 Coupe
Back in high school John Mumford tore around Santa Monica, California, in his Olds-powered '34 Ford coupe. At the same time he marveled at the Buick-powered machines "TV" Tommy Ivo ran on the dragstrip. To John, early Ford coupes symbolized the ultimate hot rod envelope. Throw in a Buick Nailhead or Olds Rocket and the package was complete. He held onto that mental picture for years, building the car over and over in his head until the opportunity came when he could have his good friend, Roy Brizio, make his dream a reality.
The first step began with locating the '33-34 Ford coupe. John chased many leads until one classified ad seemed to have additional promise above all the previous letdowns. The owner of the car was a retired priest who claimed his coupe to be "the finest '33 Ford three-window in existence." John doesn't like to think the priest was lying, but the car was very rough, albeit complete. Knowing Brizio could make it right, John paid the man his price and dragged the '33 home.
Once inside Roy's house of hot rods, the Brizio crew began work on the '33 Ford chassis by boxing the original frame for added strength. With the 'rails beefed up, new front and rear suspension pieces were selected and bolted in place.
Going back to John's fascination with early Buick muscle, a '65 425ci Nailhead was located and rebuilt by B&B Machine Shop. Because these engines were plenty healthy from the factory, the specifications were kept relatively stock with an original dual-carb setup tossed in for good measure. Backing the mighty Buick is a T5 manual transmission borrowed from a Chevy S-10 pickup.
The plan for the exterior was to leave things pretty much the way Henry intended. Dan Laughlin was called in to massage the metal back to better-than-original condition before spraying the '57 Chevy Sierra Gold paint. Once the paint was dry, all the freshly re-chromed bits were returned to their original locations and the finishing exterior touch was a fresh set of lines by Brizio's favorite 'striper, Rory.
Completing John's hot rod vision is a classic '50s-style stitch job by Sid Chavers in white and gold Naugahyde. Complementing the retro rolls 'n' pleats is a cut-down '39 Ford banjo steering wheel, chromed garnish moldings, and Stewart Warner gauges tucked up in the header panel. Amazingly, that's just half of the story because, while the '33 was going together, Roy was also building the similarly themed '32 three-window coupe for John to enjoy. The toughest part for John now is deciding which one to drive. Anyone got a coin?
John MumfordPortola Valley, California1933 Ford Three-Window Coupe
ChassisA boxed original '33 Ford frame provided the platform to which Roy Brizio Street Rods attached all of the new chassis components. Frontend components include a Super Bell 4-inch dropped I-beam axle, Pete & Jake's hairpins and tube shocks, Buick finned brake drums on matching Wilson Welding finned backing plates, a Vega steering box, and a Durant monoleaf spring. Under the rear of the frame, a Winters quick-change rearend is surrounded by a pair of Pete & Jake's ladder bars, Aldan coilovers, SO-CAL finned brake drum covers, and a Brizio Panhard bar.
DrivetrainRetro muscle for the '33 comes from a rebuilt '65 Buick Nailhead. Freshened up to factory specs by B&B Machine shop in Chico, California, a mild cam and a pair of Edelbrock 500-cfm carburetors on a factory GS intake spice up the 425ci mill. Dress-up items include a pair of factory finned valve covers, a Mooneyes air cleaner, and chromed OEM pieces. Maximizing performance is a set of Sanderson custom headers. Backing up the engine is a T5 manual/overdrive trans originally found in an S-10 pickup and now shifted by a modified '39 Ford stick.
Wheels & TiresTimeless good looks in the rolling stock department come from a combination of 15x6 and 15x8 chrome Mercury wheels and caps from Wheel Vintiques wrapped in 5.60x15 and L-78x15 whitewall rubber from Coker Tire.
Body & PaintWhen originally located, John's '33 Ford coupe could best be described as "complete," as the condition was less than favorable. To get the Ford back in respectable shape it was hauled over to Dan Laughlin Customs in Anderson, California, where all the original tin was massaged before Eric Sanderson sprayed on the '57 Chevy Sierra Gold paint. Exterior details include a pair of BLC headlights, stock taillights on shortened stands, a repro Nottingham grille, Rock Valley stainless steel bumpers, and custom lines laid by Rory.
InteriorMaster stitcher Sid Chavers whipped up a stunning gold and white interior in a traditional hot rod pattern over a custom made seat inside the three-window. Complementing Sid's work are chromed garnish moldings and a cut-down '39 Ford banjo steering wheel. The stock '33 Ford dash was left unmolested by adding a few Stewart Warner gauges to the header panel above the windshield.
Something Olds Something BlueThe 1932 CoupeIn the business world, some of the best deals are struck during dinner. In the world of hot rodding, great deals can occur almost anywhere, but when the hot rodders also happen to be businessmen, a professional dinner meeting can morph into a bench racing session, dealing gets mixed with wheeling, and some really interesting business can take place before dessert arrives.
Take the story of John Mumford's ultra-traditional '32 Ford coupe, for example. John, a successful venture investor, said that it all started when he sat down at a dinner meeting with a high-tech executive. During the course of their business discussion, the topic of conversation shifted to cars. That's not unusual when talking to John, whose interest and participation in hot rodding goes back to his high school years. His youthful taste in hot rods stuck with him into his adult years as he acquired more cool cars. His enviable collection of traditional rods and customs now rivals most hot rod museums, but his deep interest in early Ford three-windows never ended.
So anyway, back to the business dinner. The two men started talking about hot rods and the other man mentioned that he knew an elderly widow in nearby Santa Cruz who owned an original '32 coupe. The car, minus the engine and transmission, had been hibernating in a shed for years and the woman was eager to sell it. John followed the lead, found the car in perfect condition, paid the lady twice her asking price, and still came away with a great deal.
John said he's always believed that, when properly built in the style of the early '60s, coupes look more "hot rod" than roadsters do. The widow's well-preserved Deuce was the car he would use to prove his opinion and Roy Brizio's Street Rods was the shop. Brizio's was a smart choice, not just because it was located nearby, or because they've done a lot of work on many of John's other cars, but because Roy possesses a well-known knack for creating great traditional '32s.
In order to give the coupe the proper hot-rod style, it would have to be a highboy and it would have be chopped. In order to stoke John's fond memories of the Olds engine in his high school hot rod, the powerplant would have to be a '57 Olds J2 mill. The paint would have to be a '57 Chevy factory color and the overall theme would have to holler early '60s.
It took a year and a half to take John's Tropical Turquoise three-window from shed condition to show condition. That's pretty quick work, especially with the final results you see here. Now that his collection of cars includes the car of his dreams, we're confident that John will start clocking some miles on this cool old-time coupe.
John MumfordPortola Valley, California1932 Ford Three-Window Coupe Highboy
ChassisThe original 1932 frame was in fine shape right out of the shed, so Roy Brizio boxed the 'rails and added a custom center crossmember and Model A-style front crossmember to stiffen things up. Split wishbones hold a Super Bell drilled and chromed 4-inch drop I-beam axle and spindles bookended with Buick finned drums with Wilson Welding backing plates. A '56 Ford F-100 pickup donated its steering box. Bumps go away thanks to Pete & Jake's shocks, a Durant monoleaf spring in front and POSIES Model A transverse springs in the back. Pete & Jake's ladder bars locate the 4.11-geared quick-change built by Hot Rod Works with '46-48 Ford drums.
DrivetrainJohn said he thought he was delivering a '57 Olds J2 engine to builder Dave Enmark, but only the block turned out to be the genuine deal. Enmark was able to find the rare parts or fabricate any new pieces he needed to assemble this 371ci engine, which was bored 0.030-over and makes 9:1 compression. Stock valve covers top the J2 cylinder heads and the stock J2 3x2 intake manifold is supplied by a trio of Rochester carburetors. The Sanderson headers were modified and run into custom exhaust pipes built at Brizio's. Walker provided a radiator. The GM five-speed transmission came out of a Camaro and runs a Weber clutch and '49-53 Olds flywheel.
Wheels & TiresThere was no compromise when choosing the wheels. Skinny front 5.60x15 Cokers and big fat 8.20x15 M7 whitewall slicks were wrapped around Wheel Vintique 15x6 and 15x7 steelies. Olds Fiesta caps complete the period-perfect look.
Body & PaintJohn was right-nothing looks more "hot rod" than a chopped highboy coupe. The body was built at the Ford plant almost 75 years ago and chopped 3 inches by Jim Hendricks not long ago. Mickey Galloway performed other bodywork, before Darryl Hollenbeck shot the body and frame with PPG '57 Chevy Tropical Turquoise. The taillights are '50 Pontiac pieces, and the distinctive headlights are American LaFrance.
InteriorThe cockpit provides first-class seating straight back to the early '60s courtesy of a custom-built bench upholstered in alternating turquoise and cream rolls by Sid Chavers. The turquoise carpet is German wool. A '40 Ford dash was added and its stock gauges were sent to Classic Instruments for a rebuild. An original Sun tach is mounted behind the '40 Ford wheel from Quality Restorations on a custom column built at Brizio's shop. Kugel swing pedals, a '39 Ford shifter, and Juliano's seatbelts round out the interior amenities.


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Filner proposes new med pot rules
DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO Mayor Bob Filner is proposing an ordinance to allow medical marijuana dispensaries to operate in commercial and industrial areas for a $5,000 annual permit fee and a 2 percent city tax on sales.
In addition, the proposal calls for dispensaries to be at least 600 feet away from K-12 schools, public parks, child care facilities, playgrounds and other dispensaries. There isn't a distance requirement from churches, libraries and youth-serving facilities -- restrictions that were included in a failed 2011 ordinance.
Filner also included a ban on pot vending machines which received local attention earlier this month when Medbox Inc. announced it was taking deposits in San Diego on its automated dispensing machines in anticipation of a new ordinance. The mayor said he didn't want them to be a distraction to getting an ordinance in place.
Med Pot Ordinace
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Filner, who has been working with med pot advocates on the ordinance since January, said he's hoping the proposal finds middle ground between the competing interests of neighborhood safety and safe access to the drug.
"That's the emotional thing otherwise this wouldn't be a problem," Filner said. "How do you guarantee access to those who need it on humanitarian grounds but protect against problems that we know arise, whether it's access to children or intrusion on neighborhood quality of life."
He added, "So you have to find a balance and that's what we're trying to do here. I thought the original thing that the City Council passed was too strict. I thought that some of the things that (Americans for) Safe Access wanted were too open so we had to try to find a balance."
The proposal -- which could go before the City Council in early April -- is the mayor's attempt to end a years-long dispute over what rules and restrictions should be put in place for dispensaries since state voters approved the use of marijuana for medicinal purposes in 1996.
The City Council approved an ordinance in 2011 that was later rescinded after a successful petition drive by medical marijuana proponents who considered it too restrictive. That plan required all of the city's collectives to shut down and apply for permits and then limited them to some commercial and industrial zones.
Filner's proposal allows dispensaries to operate in all commercial and industrial zones as long as they don't violate distance restrictions.
Eugene Davidovich, local coordinator with the group Americans for Safe Access, praised Filner's leadership on the issue and said patients in the city are in need of a common sense approach to medical marijuana.
"The lack of regulations has forced many in our community to travel long distances or use the illicit market to obtain a medication that works for them," he said. "Mayor Filner has taken a humanitarian approach to this issue, one guided by common sense instead of a will to eradicate and undermine state law. We ... are confident that as a community we can come together on strict regulations that provide save access to those in need, ensure best management practices at dispensaries, and help establish a local industry that acts with integrity."
Scott Chipman, with San Diegans for Safe Neighborhoods, a group that opposes marijuana dispensaries, said he understands the mayor wants to help the seriously ill, but the proposed ordinance disregards the negative impacts pot shops will have on neighborhoods. He also expressed concern that there doesn't appear to be any proposed means to track who is providing marijuana to the stores or who is buying their products.
"There is a general sense that with proper regulation these pot shops will comply," Chipman said. "That has proven to be incorrect hundreds of times in San Diego. These operators are not willing to follow state or city regulations. Even now we have pot shops opening illegally in communities with the anticipation of a new ordinance. No matter how you try to regulate these stores the facts will remain: They are selling primarily to healthy recreational users and accessing large amounts of marijuana from illegal growers and marijuana cartels. The ordinance will not stop that."


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I've read the relevant threads on this problem... but none of them work for me.
SSL Certificate Problems - Zimbra :: Wiki
I did an upgrade from 4.5.10 to 5.0.0 and then to 5.0.1 some time ago. The upgrades went fine. After running for a few weeks though, I had a certificate expire.
The system in question is running RHEL 4 Update 6 and the RHEL 4 i386 version of ZCS 5.0.1 OS Edition.
Anyway, it appears my mailboxd certificate expired today. I logged into the admin console looked at the certs and it said that there were three of them, two of them were still good into 2012 (if I remember correctly) but that the one for mailboxd was expired as of today. I tried using the cert install feature of the admin console and checked "reinstall" or "overwrite" or whatever it was. That failed. After the failure, I seemed to have two certs and no cert for mailboxd. After that inbound and outbound mail stopped working.
So, I tried following the instructions at the first URL above... and there were two missing commands... zmcreateca and zmcreatecert are MISSING. There are sections to the document that say are for upto 4.5 and others that say they are for 5+. I followed them all as much as possible... but with missing commands... it wasn't going to work.
Then I found the second URL mentioned above. All of the instructions worked... and my system was now able to send and receive mail (inbound and outbound worked again)... but I can NO LONGER login to the admin console AND the web certificate is still expired... so the fix didn't fix anything... and only made the situation worse.
How do I fix this?
While there are lots of instructions, they are basically a jumbled mess... and in many ways non-functional. I've been running Zimbra for over two years and have had to fix expired certs twice before... on pre-5 systems and the instructions worked.
Please help.
I considered deleting my cert dirs and trying to do an install/upgrade of the same version on top of itself but decided that since I have a certain level of functionality, I don't want to make it any worse.
Thanks in advance!


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One killed, two seriously injured in Baker County crash
New Weight Watchers 350 plan unveiled
Family vows to get answers to who killed Sherry Prather and left her on the side of the road
Clay County businesses can now sell alcohol at 7 a.m. on Sundays
22-year-old dies after pellet gun shooting
Jordan Davis funeral service
Jacksonville postal workers win $1 million Powerball prize
A 62-year-old woman is in critical condition following an altercation with her nephew
First Coast Gears: Wife searches for 2 years to find the perfect Corvette for her husband
Man sentenced to six years in prison after shooting of his baby
BAKER COUNTY, Fla. -- One teen was killed and another two seriously injured Saturday night after the driver of a pickup lost control and drove into a ditch, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Austin Kight, 17, of Macclenny, was driving a 1995 Ford F-150 pickup truck north on Claude Harvey Road at 9:45 p.m., FHP said, when he attempted to pass another vehicle and drove into the left shoulder and into a ditch.
Kight attempted to steer the truck out of the ditch and lost control.
The FHP says the pickup truck began to rotate then crossed over the roadway and onto the right shoulder. While traveling across the road, it overturned and crashed into the woods, east of the road.
When the pickup overturned Kight, and two other passengers, Cory Craig, 17, of Macclenny, and Jordan Alexis Sommise, 14, of Jacksonville, were ejected from the vehicle. None of them were wearing their seat belts at the time of the accident, according to the crash report.
Kight and Craig were transported to Shands at Jacksonville after sustaining serious injuries. Sommise was fatally injured during the crash. A check Monday afternoon with Shands Jacksonville found Kight had been released from the hospital. Craig is still at Shands Jacksonville in critical condition.
Officials say charges are pending.
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1964: The Rolling Stones' self-titled debut album was released in Britain.
1974:Guitarist Vinnie Taylor of Sha Na Na was found dead of a drug overdose at a hotel in Charlottesville, Virginia. He was 25.
1980:Musician Bob Marley played at Zimbabwe's independence day ceremonies, calling it the greatest honor of his life. Marley died a little more than a year later.
1991: Nirvana performed "Smells Like Teen Spirit" in public for the first time, during a concert in Seattle.
1998: Paul McCartney's wife, Linda, died of breast cancer. She was 56.
Today's Birthdays: Actor David Bradley is 73. Composer-musician Jan Hammer is 67. Actress Olivia Hussey is 64. Singer-guitarist Pete Shelley of The Buzzcocks is 60. Actor Sean Bean ("Lord of the Rings") is 56. Actor Joel Murray ("Dharma and Greg," "The Artist") is 53. Singer Maynard James Keenan of Tool and of Puscifer is 51. Actress Lela Rochon is 51. Actress Leslie Bega ("The Sopranos") is 48. Actor Henry Ian Cusick ("Scandal," "Lost") is 48. Actress Kimberly Elise is 48. Singer Liz Phair is 48. Rapper-actor Redman is 45. Actress Jennifer Garner ("Alias") is 43. Singer Victoria Beckham of the Spice Girls is 41. Actress Lindsay Korman ("Passions") is 37. Actress Rooney Mara ("The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo") is 30. Actress Jacqueline MacInnes Wood is 28. Actor Paulie Litt is 20. Actress Dee Dee Davis ("The Bernie Mac Show") is 19.


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Letter Puzzle
Letter "M" Puzzle
The letter "M" is for moon, mountain and mouse! Your little one can have fun reviewing his ABC's with this puzzle that he can make himself.
Letter C Puzzle
A cloud, a cat and cheese have something in common: the letter C! Your little learner will have fun learning about "C" with this letter puzzle.
Letter "B" Puzzle
B is for beginning...to read! Help your kindergartener cut out and piece together this simple, colorful puzzle full of "B" words.
Letter "E" Puzzle
Help your little learner get ready to read with this colorful letter puzzle. Examine "E" words, with corresponding pictures of an elephant, egg and eye.
Letter "G" Puzzle
A goat, glass and grapes need your kid's help in this great letter puzzle! Piece together this home-made jigsaw puzzle to learn a few "G" words and pictures.
Letter "H" Puzzle
This "H" puzzle will keep your little learner happy and his mind healthy. Help him hone motor skills by solving this alphabet jigsaw puzzle.
Letter "I" Puzzle
Get your kindergartener interested in "I" with a cheery letter puzzle. He'll be learning sight words and honing motor skills as he pieces the puzzle together.
Letter "J" Puzzle
What joy you and your little learner can have with this simple letter 'J' jigsaw puzzle! Cut the pieces on the dotted lines to create the pieces.
Letter "K" Puzzle
Kick-start alphabet learning for your kindergartener with this kooky "K" jigsaw puzzle! Your child can practice reasoning skills as he practices his ABC's.
Letter "L" Puzzle
The letter 'L' and learning go together! Share this fun alphabet puzzle page with your little one, and he'll get to learn some new 'L' sight words.
Letter "N" Puzzle
Here's a fun way for your kindergartener to learn the letter'N. He can cut out an alphabet puzzle, full of pictures and sight words all about the letter N!
Letter "Q" Puzzle
The letter 'Q' is quite fun to learn with this activity! Your kindergartener can cut out his own alphabet puzzle to help him review the letter 'Q'.
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What kinds of words start with the letter 'R'? Your little reader can learn sight words as he reviews his ABC's with this fun puzzle.
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A star shines, a snake slithers and a strawberry is sweet! Those words are perfect for learning the letter 'S' in this alphabet puzzle.
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'T' is for terrific, just like this alphabet puzzle! Your young one can have fun while learning words that start with 'T.'
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Help your beginning reader learn her ABC's with a puzzle she can cut out herself! She'll learn "U" sight words as she pieces these colorful pictures together.
Letter "V" Puzzle
'V' is for victory, and very fun! Help your child learn some sight words that start with the letter 'V' with this cut-out jigsaw puzzle.
Letter "W" Puzzle
Here's a fun way for your child to review the letter 'W'. She can cut out this alphabet puzzle herself, a great way to hone fine motor skills.
Letter "X" Puzzle
Can you think of words that start with the letter 'X'? Give your little reader a review of this tricky letter of the alphabet with a fun puzzle.
Letter "Y" Puzzle
Help your beginning reader review his ABC's with this colorful puzzle, full of 'Y' sight words and colorful pictures to piece together.
Letter "Z" Puzzle
Little readers can learn all about the letter 'Z' with this alphabet puzzle, full of colorful pictures and sight words starting with 'Z'.
Letter "P" Puzzle
Practice putting together a "P" puzzle with this picture perfect printable! Your child can cut out these pieces to create his own alphabet puzzle.
Letter "O" Puzzle
'O' is for orange, owl and one in this charming puzzle! Your little one can learn the letter 'O' in a fun, interactive way.
Letter "A" Puzzle
'A' is a great place to start learning the ABCs! This simple letter puzzle is a fun, engaging way to introduce your child to the alphabet.
Letter "F" Puzzle
Feast your eyes on this "F" letter puzzle! Show your kindergartener why F stands for fun with this simple, colorful jigsaw puzzle.
Letter D Puzzle
Dogs, dolls, and drums, oh my! Your kindergartener will get plenty of letter practice with this delightful "D" letter puzzle.


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May 26, 2016
ST. LOUIS (AP) -- Eddie Lacy and T.J. Yeldon gave top-ranked Alabama a pair of 100-yard rushers in the same game for the first time this season and the duo combined for five scores in a soggy, weather-delayed 42-10 victory over Missouri on Saturday night.
The defending national champion Crimson Tide (6-0, 3-0 SEC) led 21-0 late in the first quarter en route to their 10th straight victory, all by 19 or more points.
They did just enough right after that to disappoint the few thousand fans who didn't leave for good during a 38-minute delay due to lightning with the Crimson Tide awaiting the extra-point kick for a 28-0 cushion after Yeldon's second scoring run with 8:40 to go in the half.
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In the 2009 edition of The Slow Food Olive Oil Guide Leccina was considered one of Italy's finest extra-virgin oils. Out of all the olive varieties we planted 15 years ago the Leccina olive has adapted most successfully to our unique micro-climate.
In our blind panel tests Leccina consistently emerges as the tastiest and most well balanced of all our oils, even from the very beginning when the olives were very young. Coming from only one variety of olive is also an extremely considerable factor.
It is a delightful emerald green colour and is exceptionally aromatic. Particularly good for hot soups, vegetables and legumes.


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Originally, "The Six Faces of a Dice" was a six short stories book written by Juan Sepúlveda Sanchis. They have now been adapted to comic format, executed by means of the technical expertise of designers Hernán Campos, Andrés Gimeno, and Alberto Tavira; They have been published by Studiocomix under the supervision of Alfonso Espinós and his creative team.
The first thing that must be said about 6 F.O.D is that, given the experimental nature of the stories, it its difficult to explain what the reader is going to find in this comic. Some of the stories could be thought to fit into genres as diverse as thriller or romance. However, when the reader begins to delve into the subsequent stories, he/she will quickly abandon this idea. It will gradually become more difficult to classify the stories. Puzzling arguments will arise on behalf of other genres and atmospheres that are dreamlike, surreal, nightmarish so the reader will be transported to a different world where nothing is what it seems.
The six stories will be published independently.
Synopsis Joel (Face 2/6):
Ilustrator: Andrés Gimeno
Released date: February 2011
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Rosemont, IL (Sports Network) - Donnavan Kirk paced four teammates in double
figures with 14 points as the DePaul Blue Demons made easy work of the
Milwaukee Panthers, 84-50, in a non-conference tilt at Allstate Arena.
Jamee Crockett and Brandon Young scored 13 points apiece for the Blue Demons
(6-3), who have won four in a row. Cleveland Melvin chipped in 11 points, and
Worrel Clahar tallied a career-high 10 assists, eight rebounds, and four
Milwaukee (3-7) shot just 25.8 percent from the field, with only Paris Gulley
scoring in double figures with 14 points.
DePaul shot 50 percent from the floor in the first half as it got out to a
45-27 lead at intermission.
The Blue Demons led by as many as 41 after halftime.
DePaul won the rebounding battle, 47-39. Neither team shot well from beyond
the arc, with the Blue Demons making 2-of-15 three-pointer attempts while
Milwaukee shot 1-of-17 from long range.
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in response to mattm's 2013 season recap/goals thread, i figured it might be time to start a new one for 2014 goals.
i'm a believer that putting goals out there increases commitment. i'm mostly curious what others' outlandish (bike-related) goals might be.
i could list a bunch of race-related goals, but i'll start with one that means the most to me:
i'd like to go 29:59 (or less) in my local hill climb. it is ~5.5 miles @ 8-10%. my best time this year was 32:08 on race day, and in prior years was 38:05.
chopping a full 2' (>6%) off my time would be a huge stretch, but i think it is doable in the future.
to do it, i'll need to:
- increase my power by a few percent (working on this anyway, but 3, 4, 5% might be possible)
- get really lean (although i'm pretty lean, this year's effort was probably done about 5# higher than where i could have been)
- maybe shed a pound off of my gear...without ditching the front brake and big chainring.
- get a bit lucky with favorable weather (neutral wind) and mass start tactics
i want to be in position to do it with a solid, not 'best-ever' (=unpredictable), day.
one downside is that the hill climb is held the 2nd day of a 2-day event, and i don't know what other races are in the weeks before or after it. this is just for fun, so i won't sit out any races in order to do it. it has also sometimes been scheduled for the same weekend as cascade, which is another event i don't want to miss.
i would benefit from encouragement along the way.
anyone else have any stretch goals they want to put out there? sometimes it is cool just to read what everyone is working towards, and to know that others are out there working really hard.


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Port Tracker report points to late summer slowdown
May 14, 2013 - LM Editorial
As per the usual in recent years, there are lots of variables when gauging future economic growth prospects. Those variables were front and center in this month's edition of the Port Tracker report from the National Retail Federation (NRF) and Hackett Associates.
The report noted that import growth at major U.S.-based retail container ports is expected to increase 3.3 percent annually in May, but cautioned that growth could slow down considerably by the end of the summer.
The ports surveyed in the report include: Los Angeles/Long Beach, Oakland, Tacoma, Seattle, Houston, New York/New Jersey, Hampton Roads, Charleston, and Savannah, Miami, and the recent addition of Fort Lauerdale, Fla.-based Port Everglades.
"The weak cargo increases expected over the next few months are consistent with other signs that the economy is slowly improving but show that retailers remain cautious, especially when it comes to stocking their inventories," NRF Vice President for Supply Chain and Customs Policy Jonathan Gold said in a statement. "We're looking at barely 1 percent of year-over-year growth through the early summer, and August and September are expected to be basically flat even though they're supposed to be two of the busiest months of the years. With consumer confidence low, employment struggling to recover, and less money in shoppers' pockets because of the payroll tax hike, we need to see action from Washington that will provide some fiscal certainty for families and businesses alike."
The Port Tracker report said 1.14 million TEU (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units) were handled in March for the ports followed by Port Tracker, a 10.9 percent decline from February and an 8.6 percent decrease compared to March 2012. This is the most recent month for which data is available.
The report is calling for the first six months of 2013 to reach 7.8 million TEU, which would be a 2 percent annual improvement. For all of 2012, the total TEU count was 15.8 million TEU, marking a 2.9 percent annual bump. The 2011 total was 14.8 million TEU, which was up 0.4 percent over 14.75 million TEU in 2010. Volume in 2010 was up 16 percent compared to a dismal 2009. The 12.7 million TEU shipped in 2009 was the lowest annual tally since 2003.
Port Tracker estimates April volumes to be at 1.29 million TEU for a 1.4 percent annual decrease. It is calling for May to be up 3.3 percent at 1.42 million TEU, and June to be up 1.4 percent at 1.4 million.
Hackett Associates Founder Ben Hackett said in the report that despite the Federal government pumping liquidity into the market, consumer confidence still has not fully turned the corner despite significant growth from its recent low points in 2009 and 2011.
"The uncertainty seems to be completely ignored by investors on Wall Street as the Dow climbs to new and dizzy heights," he wrote. "There seems to be less discussion about austerity measures as doubt has been cast on the validity of the fundamental economic analysis to support cost cutting whilst at the same time trying to encourage growth. As we can see in Europe, it does not appear that the two concepts go hand in hand. We need to see the economy strengthen in the coming quarters before we can begin to see the threat of a further economic downturn dissipating. Trade will remain at low growth levels until we reach this stage. One thing is clear: the impact of globalization and the shifting of production to the East has come to an end and carriers cannot count on growing volumes in a world of low consumer spending. The benefit to importers will be a longer period of low freight rates as supply continues to outpace demand."
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Education beyond the classroom
With iTunes U, you can use iTunes to access select course materials, lectures, seminars, consumer health information and other valuable information related to the University. All of the content available within iTunes U will require the iTunes software to view and download materials.
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I'm not a fan of duel posting, but did want to make you aware of an article that I posted to the SWG Blog entitled, "There Will Be DevOps!"
It's about a great video that RedMonk* analyst Michael Coté did with us about DevOps.
Go there. Read the article. Enjoy.
* note that IBM is one of RedMonk's clients.


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Hi all,
Maybe a stupid question but here it goes.
Im trying to support multiple domains with a single BES, found something that might work: Bug 32836 – support multi-domains in blackberry connector
but hit a snag of sorts.
Is it possible to simply just change the email address of the bes admin in the existing outlook profile to a different one I created on zimbra or must I delete the profile and re-create it.
I ask because simply typing in a new address does nothing, click apply and no response, I have to cancel it.
The initial install was such a nightmare that I am reluctant to delete anything unless absolutely necessary.(lots of problems in the initial setup)


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High-Speed Industrial Flatbed UV Printer can run 24 hr per day.November 6, 2014
Designed for industrial printing and promotional product markets, X2 can print entire 20 x 24 in. area in <120 sec. Piezo-electric, drop-on demand print heads, capable of high-speed uni- or bi-directional printing, are able to produce variable dot size (7, 14, 21 pl). Staggered arrangement allows for simultaneous white and color printing. Able to handle parts up to 3 in. tall, printer comes with 1 L bulk containers of CMYK and 2 opaque white inks that are UV LED curable.<br /> Read More
Engravable Plates work with low-wattage CO2 lasers.October 28, 2014
Intended for finely detailed etches with low wattage (≤20 W) CO2 lasers, CrystaLAZE laser engravable plates are inert and thus are impervious to changes in weather. Products are specifically formulated to be etched by CO2 lasers and feature surface compatible with CO2 wavelength. Able to withstand up to 50,000 impressions, plates have uniform, consistent hardness. Read More
Cylindrical Printing Attachment enhances inkjet printer.February 11, 2013
Available for DirectJet 1024 UV inkjet printer, cylindrical printing attachment allows printing on 5 in. dia max cylinders at resolutions up to 5,760 x 5,760 dpi. Rotary module lets operator to print on variety of drinkware – plastic sports bottles, glasses, metal thermal containers – as well as other cylindrical objects in CMYK and white. Read More
T-Shirt Screen Printing Machine performs up to 2,000 prints/hr.November 30, 2012
Built for high-volume printing, R160 textile printer offers alternative to pad printing for garment tag labels or exterior embellishments. Compact, industrial screen printer is designed with 6 adjustable pallets to house various flat objects and also has 2 built-in curing stations for accelerated flash curing; there is no need for additional exposure to UV light. Read More
Edible Ink Printer decorates treats with Hi-Res images.November 20, 2012
Suited for printing on cakes, cookies, and other frosted treats, EdiJET uses CandyMark edible ink to produce photographic quality images at resolutions up to 2,880 x 2,880 dpi. Design accommodates needs of edible decorating market with features such as FDA-compliant components, 13.25 x 19 in. inkjet bed, and ability to accept parts up to 6 in. high. Read More
Eco-Friendly Universal Ink Cup is designed for pad printing.December 15, 2011
Suitable for any pad printing machine, ToughCup features coating that repels inks and solvents. Cleaning is possible via minimal thinner or dry towel, even when ink mixed with hardener is left in cup overnight. Also, coating allows use of same ink cup for years. This facilitates reclamation and reducing use of chemicals as well as waste. No plastic inserts to throw away when changing ink, and ceramic ring does not need to be removed when changing over to another color. Read More
Screen Printing Ink can be used on plastics.September 15, 2011
Formulated for adhesion to range of plastics, Sapphire BA series pad and screen printing ink is rated toy safe, free of heavy metals and restricted phthalates, and compliant with CPSIA and California Proposition 65. Alcohol-resistant, opaque, and glossy ink has highly pigmented formula suitable for use with 305 mesh and images with fine details. Product can be used as 1- or 2-component ink and, when used with hardener, exhibits optimized abrasion resistance and pot life (8-9 hr). Read More
Inkjet Printer prints promotional products.September 15, 2011
Suitable for printing graphics on light-colored or white items up to 2 in. in height, PowerJet supports 4 color processes, gradients, and multi-color jobs. Unit has 8.25 x 11.69 in. tooling table and integrated part heating system, which maximizes adhesion quality while eliminating need for pre-treating most materials. Automatic platform height adjust raises or lowers part for optimal distribution of ink, while RIP software enables image positioning, ink laydown control, and color adjustment. Read More
Single-Color Pad Printer prints images up to 140 mm in dia.August 25, 2011
Featuring 150 mm VersaCup ink cup assembly and compression capability of 779 lb, Model B150 handles large, hard print pads, enabling images on label-free garments, drinkware, injection molded housings, bezels, and other products up to 5.5 in. in height. Users can program variable pad delays, print speed, and double print function. Used on benchtop or mounted onto base cabinet, Model B150 features tool-less setup and illuminated plate system for visibility in work area. Read More
Glossy Ink is suited for pad and screen printing on silicone.August 25, 2011
Used for pad printing and screen printing, SI Series ink adheres to silicone products such as wristbands, iPod and iPad covers, oven mitts, swimming caps, flexible computer keyboards, and remote controls. Glossy ink exhibits flexibility and abrasion resistance. Curing takes 2-6 min at 400°F or 10 min at 260°F. Read More
Opaque Ink suits apparel tag printing.August 24, 2011
Intended for screen or pad printing onto dark textiles, SB SuperWHITE contains special pigment that maximizes print opacity and allows mixed ink to maintain proper viscosity during production shift. Ink withstands 50 industrial washes, is rated toy-safe, and does not cause skin irritation. Compliant with CPSIA'08 and Proposition 65, ink does not contain heavy metals and restricted phthalates, azo dyes, or PVC. Read More
Dual-Color Pad Printer incorporates pneumatic slide mechanism.August 24, 2011
Model ICN-2200PS consists of 2-color, semiautomatic, sealed cup pad printer with heavy-duty, dual position, pneumatic pad slide mechanism. Pad slide facilitates part fixturing and ensures flawless second color registration. It also accelerates 2-color print cycle to facilite high-volume production. Membrane touch control aids programming of all setup features, while XYR micro-adjust plate holder assemblies and tool-less quick adjust pad mounts further promote productivity. Read More
Wide Format Inkjet Printer suits promotional product market.November 29, 2010
Mimaki UJF-706 employs piezo-electric print head in staggered formation that can print white and color ink simultaneously. Sized to accommodate parts up to 28.34 x 24.40 x 5.9 in., flatbed contains vacuum to securely hold part in place. Included software features automatic optical image mark recognition capabilities, which can recall where images are placed on parts. Working with 2 types of UV ink, product supports printing on hard and soft surfaces. Read More
Carousel Pad Printer features 18 stations.July 22, 2010
Two-color, sealed cup pad printer, ICN-2200C, is equipped with 8-station carousel part transport system that includes precision shot-pinned (positive lock) tooling registration feature that ensures close tolerance part positioning. Point tool mount configuration facilitates accelerated tooling change-over, while membrane touch control aids programming of various functions. Also, compression capability allows use of large and hard printing pads. Read More
Six-Color Pad Printer features 18-station carousel. .May 24, 2010
Designed for multicolor printing on small 3D or flat parts, Model ICN-2506C accommodates up to six 90 mm ink cup assemblies and includes 18-station carousel with shot pin registration. Programmable pad cleaning function allows cleaning of all 6 print pads within seconds. For rapid job setup and changeover, printer includes micro-adjust plate holder assemblies and quick-release locking handles on pad and cup assemblies. Parts counter and rear and forward stroke delay are programmable. Read More
Two-Color Automatic Pad Printer features linear conveyor.April 8, 2010
Model ICN-2200L pad printer has 18-station linear conveyor which can be interfaced with automatic loading and unloading systems. Shot pin print station registration is included on conveyor for ±.001 in. imaging precision, while micro-adjust system moves conveyor in and out for positioning of graphic on part. Product also features XYR micro-adjust plate holder assemblies and tool-less quick adjust pad mounts. Unit is offered as 1- or 2-color pad printer. Read More
Laser Platemaker enables pad printing of tagless neck labels.December 14, 2009
By pad printing plates directly from digital files, direct-to-plate Cobalt 300 enables printing of neck labels with logos and letters as small as 4 pt type on T-shirts, sweatshirts, uniforms, and other apparel. Servo-driven motor enables max etching speed of 110 ips, while XY motion of laser print head allows etching of images up to 12 x 24 in. In addition to plate-making, CO2 laser system is suitable for engraving various substrates and cutting fixtures. Read More
Printer has 360 deg printing ability.August 6, 2009
PromoJET - Rotary Inkjet digital printer features quick-change rotary fixture that can print on cylindrical SIGG SS water bottles, metal and plastic pens, flashlights, and other white/light-colored substrates. Assembled onto machine in 5-10 min, fixture prints on cylinders with 3/8-5 in. dia and 1.5-11.5 in. lengths. Flatbed/cylinder printer features 8-color inkjet head and 11 x 18 in. DC-driven tooling table. Color reproduction and ink volume is controlled via RIP software. Read More
Laser Engravable Plates handle full spectrum of graphics.July 22, 2009
Designed to accommodate CO2 or YAG laser etching systems, Laser Engravable Plates come in 3 types. AccuLaze Plates, designed for small graphics, fine lines, and process images, have fixed depth of .00085 in. Cobalt Ultra Plates consist of thick, damage-resistant material suited for large bold images and ink cups with steel rings. Developed for extended production runs, Cobalt Steel Back Plates can be used with magnetic ink cups. Read More
Ink Dispenser streamlines colormatching process.June 30, 2009
Available as 12- or 16-canister system, Harmony Ink Dispenser stores and accurately dispenses printing inks and thinners to facilitate ink mixing and PMS color matching. Tabletop solution employs 2 graduated pumps that allow for coarse and fine control over ink by delivering 0.1 gram accuracy for dispensing. Hermetically sealable and solvent-resistant canisters hold up to 2.5 L of ink or thinner, and automatic mixing feature helps keep ink at correct viscosity. Read More
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Saddle up for a great season ahead with the perfect pair of Western boots! Whether you're looking for a pair of trusty classics for everyday wear, or a statement pair in a bold fall color, Our Western page has just the boots to fit your style.
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Atlanta, GA (Sports Network) - James Harden is certainly cementing himself as
the Houston Rockets' go-to guy.
After going for 37 points in his Rockets debut on Wednesday, the reigning
Sixth Man of the Year poured in a career-high 45 points to lead Houston past
the Atlanta Hawks, 109-102, on Friday.
Harden finished 14-for-19 from the field and also converted on 15-of-17 free
throws, and had seven rebounds. He scored 18 in the final quarter when he went
12-of-13 from the charity stripe.
Jeremy Lin added 21 points, 10 rebounds and seven assists, and Marcus Morris
chipped in 17 points off the bench for Houston, which is 2-0 for the first
time since the 2008-09 season.
Lou Williams, who was signed by Atlanta in the offseason, led the Hawks with
22 points off the bench. Josh Smith posted a double-double with 18 points and
10 rebounds while Al Horford and Jeff Teague each donated 14 points in the
Hawks' regular season opener.
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text: Working Paper | HBS Working Paper Series | 2015 Self-Interest: The Economist's Straitjacket Robert Simons This paper examines contemporary economic theories that focus on the design and management of business organizations. In the first part of the paper, a taxonomy is presented that describes the different types of economists interested in this subject—market economists, regulatory economists, and enlightened economists—and illustrates the extent to which each tribe has been captured by the concept of self-interest. After arguing that this fixation has caused—and is likely to continue to cause—significant harm to our economy, the paper then presents an alternative approach based on a theory of business and discusses the implications for research and teaching. Keywords: self-interest; economist; moral philosophers; agency theory; regulation; Capture; organization design; economy theory; organization theory; management theory; business education; competition; customers; commitment; controls; boundaries; Governance; Customers; Conflict of Interests; Business or Company Management; Competition; Organizational Design; Business Education; Agency Theory; Economics; Citation:Simons, Robert. "Self-Interest: The Economist's Straitjacket." Harvard Business School Working Paper, No. 16-045, October 2015. View Details CiteView DetailsSSRN Read Now Related


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The low pressure area off of the southeast coast will gradually shift ENE over the next few days. That will take the low clouds with it and sunny skies will eventually prevail. We will start with a few clouds today then see more clearing by late this morning and we will be mostly sunny by this afternoon.
The northerly flow will bring some reinforcing cool and dry air to the region Wednesday into Thanksgiving. That means highs will top out in the mid 70s today and tomorrow then drop back to the low 70s Thursday and Friday. Mornings will be chilly as they start in the 40s and 50s and we wills tay dry through the weekend.
Today: A cloudy start with a sunny finish. Winds will blow N 10-15 mph with highs in the low 70s.
Tonight: Partly cloudy skies with cooler temperatures. Winds will be N 5 mph with lows in the low to mid 50s.
Marine Forecast: Winds N 15 kts with seas 2' and a moderate chop on the bay. These northerly winds will continue to blow 15 kts or so through Thursday.
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By Kim Painter, Special for USA TODAY
More than 2 million dehumidifiers are being recalled because they can overheat, smoke and catch fire.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission says the recalled dehumidifiers have been linked to 46 fires and more than $2 million in property damage. All were manufactured by Gree Electric Appliances, but they carry a variety of brand names, including Danby, De'Longhi, Fedders, Fellini, Frigidaire, Gree, Kenmore, Norpole, Premiere, Seabreeze, SoleusAir and SuperClima.
The commission says no injuries have been reported as a result of the fires.
The dehumidifiers were sold nationwide at major retailers including Home Depot, Kmart and Lowe's between January 2005 and August. Some also were sold in Canada.
Sizes range from 20 to 70 pints. More details, including model numbers, are at thecommission website.
Consumers who find the dehumidifiers in their homes should immediately turn off and unplug them and contact Gree at 866-853-2802 for a refund.


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Recent dog food and treat recalls may have you thinking a bit more not only about what's on your plate, but what's in your dog's bowl, too. After all, pets are part of the family, and we want to keep them healthy. So we invited Shelly Rubin, VMD, director emeritus of Blum Animal Hospital in Chicago and past president of the Illinois State Veterinary Association, to debunk common pet myths so we can keep our furry friends safe and healthy. (Rubin also served as veterinarian to Oprah's dogs for 15 years!)
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WASHINGTON(WUSA9) -- In response to a WUSA9 investigation documenting discrimination against black and disabled taxi passengers, the DC Office Of Human Rights is launching a new reporting system that could land cabbies and cab companies in court.
"We will be looking at failure to pick up a passenger because of who they are," said Gustava Velasquez, director of DC's Office of Human Rights. "The authority we have would be looking at whether this is a discriminatory behavior."
The office will not only respond to taxi discrimination based upon race or disability, but will also solicit reports of discriminatory service related to national origin, sexual orientation, or gender identity.
WUSA9 probes have shows about 25 of taxis leaving black passengers on the street in favor of white passengers half a block away, and disabled passengers either left on the street, illegally overcharged, or taken to the wrong location about half the time.
"We saw your reports and we thank you for it," Velasquez said crediting WUSA9's undercover reports with sparking the agency to take action. "All of it. It was outrageous."
Velasquez says his office also considers refusal to take passengers to their destination discrimination.
The agency has the power to force individual drivers and cab companies to reach an agreement with discriminated passengers which can include financial penalties and awards for the discriminated passenger.
The Velasquez drivers or companies who refuse to reach an agreement with the Office of Human Rights could find themselves in court.
Click here to file a complaint with the Office of Human Rights: http://ohr.dc.gov/taxis
You can also complain separately to the DC Taxi Commission at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling 202-645-6018,
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Nibe Camping, Sølyst
Nibe Camping - Sølyst is a quiet family camping site located in beautiful scenery, placed directly at the Limfjord, 1 km to Nibe and 15 km to Aalborg. The camping area has modern toilet facilities and family-bathrooms, kitchen with dinner area and underfloor heating in all rooms.
Cabins, Caravans, Tents & Rooms
Besides the traditional camping options, Nibe Camping also has a Bed & Breakfast where you can rent rooms and holiday huts with private bathrooms. You can also rent an all-year isolated cottage with separate bedrooms with bath and toilet. You can also choose to rent a caravan, which all have toilets included. Cottages and rooms can be rented both for holidays, mini-holidays and just for one night.
Restaurant, Barbecue Area and Kitchen Facilities
Nibe Camping has several options for its guests come dinner-time. If you do not feel like cooking dinner, Nibe Camping has its own restaurant with a variety of choices. The kitchen facilities are modern and is equipped with seating areas. If the weather is nice, having a barbecue is also a possibility at Nibe Camping.
Activities for Children
There are various activities for children at Nibe Camping to keep them entertained. The site has a playground, a jumping pillow, table tennis, miniature golf, wireless Internet and an outdoor water complex with waterslides.
Close to the Limfjord
Nibe Camping-Sølyst is placed just beside the Limfjord and close to a child-friendly beach. The beach also provides visitors with opportunities for several sportsfishing activities, kayak, canoeing, windsurfing, ect. It is ideal for bike holidays and sports holidays, where you can enjoy the fjord and forest.
The camping ground is located within short distances to various sights and attractions. There are three golf courses within a 15 minutes drive from the camping area. One of the options is Sebber Kloster Golfklub with 18 holes and a pay and play course, located about 5 km. from Nibe Camping- Sølyst.
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May 29, 2016
Lansing Mayor David Hollister is resigning to take a job in the Granholm Administration. The mayor was chosen by Governor-elect Granholm to head a new state department. Among his duties will be to increase job growth in the state and work with high tech development.
No date has been set for Hollister's resignation, however, the Lansing city council will meet on Jan. 2 and Hollister says there's an agreement to elect councilman Tony Benevidies as Council President which will then make him acting mayor until next November's election.
May Hollister has been Lansing's mayor since 1993, before that he served 19 years in the state legislature. He was also seriously considered as Granholm's Lt. Governor running mate.
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BERRY, Rodney T. "Rod", 65, of Wheeling Ave., Glen Dale, died Sunday, March 31, 2013, at Ohio Valley Medical Center.
He was born March 6, 1948 in Fairmont, WV, the son of the late John Warder and Edith Donlin Berry.
Rod was a graduate of Union High School in 1966, West Liberty State College in 1970, and West Virginia University Law School in 1973.
He was senior partner at Berry, Kessler, Crutchfield, Taylor and Gordon Law Office; served in the West Virginia House of Delegates for two terms; a lobbyist; enjoyed wine making; an avid Mountaineer, Steelers, and blues fan; and dearly loved his granddaughters.
In addition to his parents, he was preceded in death by his step-mother Halle Berry and a brother William Berry.
Survivors include his wife of 35 years, Rita (Nelson) Berry; two sons, John William Berry and his wife, Devon of Fort Lauderdale, FL, Zachary T. Berry of Glen Dale; two granddaughters, Samantha Joyce Berry of Moundsville, Sophia Grace Berry of Fort Lauderdale; a brother, Russell (Berry) Schlenker and his wife, Sherry of Moundsville; his father- in-law Robert "Ozzie" Nelson of Glen Dale; several nieces and nephews; and many dear friends.
Family will receive friends Wednesday from Noon-2 p.m. and 4 p.m. until the time of the memorial service at 6 p.m. at Grisell Funeral Home and Crematory, 400 Jefferson Ave., Moundsville.
Private interment will be held at the convenience of the family.
In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to United Bank, 621 7th St., Moundsville, in Rod's name, for benches at the Heritage Port and the Moundsville Courthouse.
Sympathy expressions at grisellfuneralhomes.com.


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I went and got myself some new tattoos tonight for an early Christmas present to myself. The first one is with my son's name.. It is incredibly hard to take a picture of a tattoo on your shoulder all by yourself.. (I have a lot of freckles, dont make fun of me. haha) The second tattoo, it still has the plastic over it, but I have it going up both sides of my hip bones.. I may be a little crazy ;)
Anyone else have any good hunting tattoos?


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Idiot box: Stuff yourself on Thanksgiving TV marathons
This Thanksgiving, if you're thankful for TV marathons, then you're in luck. Here's a look at the shows you'll find on repeat for four hours or more this holiday weekend:
A&E: "The First 48," 3 p.m. today to 4 a.m. Friday; "Storage Wars Texas," 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday and 4 to 7 p.m. Sunday; "Duck Dynasty," 3 p.m. Friday to 4 a.m. Saturday; real estate shows ("Flipping Boston/Miami/Vegas"), 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday; "Parking Wars," 3 to 7 p.m. Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. Sunday; "Storage Wars," 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday and 7 p.m. Sunday to 4 a.m. Monday.
Animal Planet: "Finding Bigfoot: Further Evidence," 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. today; "The Haunted," 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday; "Infested," 2 to 7 p.m. Friday; "Too Cute," 1 to 10 p.m. Saturday.
BBC America: "Star Trek: The Next Generation," noon today to 6 a.m. Friday; "Chef Race: U.K. vs. U.S.," 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday; "Kitchen Nightmares," 5 p.m. Sunday to 4 a.m. Monday.
BET: "Moesha," 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. today; "The Parkers," 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday; "The Steve Harvey Show," 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
Bravo: "Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles," 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today; "The Millionaire Matchmaker," noon to 2:30 a.m. Friday; "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills," 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday; "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," 1 to 10 p.m. Sunday.
Cartoon Network: "The Looney Tunes Show," 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. today.
CMT: "Roseanne," 2 to 6 p.m. today.
Discovery: "Alaska: The Final Frontier," 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. today; "Gold Rush," 1 to 10 p.m. Friday; "Jungle Gold," 2 to 7 p.m. Saturday (season to date).
Disney XD: "Pair of Kings," 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today.
History: "Hatfields & McCoys," 6 p.m. to midnight today; "Counting Cars," 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Friday; "The Men Who Built America," noon to 8 p.m. Saturday.
MTV: "Awkward," 4 to 10 p.m. Friday.
National Geographic: "Wicked Tuna," 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today; "Doomsday Preppers Bugged Out," 9 a.m. to 3 a.m. Friday; "Locked Up Abroad," noon to 7 p.m. Saturday.
Nickelodeon: "SpongeBob SquarePants," 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday.
OWN: "Main Street Mysteries," 2 to 8 p.m. today; "Hardcover Mysteries," 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday; "Oprah's Next Chapter," 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. Sunday.
Oxygen: "Law & Order: Criminal Intent," 2 p.m. to 2 a.m. today; "America's Next Top Model," 8 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. Friday; "Snapped," noon to 11 p.m. Sunday.
Spike: "Ink Master," noon to 8 p.m. today.
TBS: "Friends," 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. today.
TLC: "Breaking Amish," 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. today; "Four Weddings," 7 a.m. to noon, Friday; "Say Yes to the Dress," noon to 4 p.m. Friday; "Say Yes to the Dress: Bridesmaids," 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Friday; "Undercover Boss," 1 to 7 p.m. Saturday; "Extreme Couponing," 2 to 8 p.m. Sunday.
TNT: "Castle," 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. today.
Travel: "Adam Richman's Best Sandwich in America," 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today; "101 Chow Countdown," 2 to 7 p.m. Sunday.
TV Land: "Happily Divorced," 6 to 11 p.m. Saturday; "Hot in Cleveland," 3 to 10:30 p.m. Sunday.
USA: "NCIS," 6 a.m. today to 6 a.m. Friday and 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Sunday; "Law & Order: SVU," noon to 2 a.m. Saturday.
VH1: "T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle," 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. today; "Behind the Music," 2 to 10 p.m. Friday; "Trading Spouses: Meet Your New Mommy," 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday.
Series premieres: "Along for the Bride," 10 p.m. today, TLC (brides and their bridesmaids); "Killer Karaoke," 9 p.m. Friday, Tru TV (contestants sing while doing awful challenges); "Marvin, Marvin," 8:30 p.m. Saturday, Nickelodeon (a teen alien is adopted by humans).
Season premieres: "Cake Boss," 10:30 p.m. Monday, TLC; "The Hour," 9 p.m. Wednesday, BBC America; "Hot in Cleveland," 10 p.m., and "Happily Divorced," 10:30 p.m. Wednesday, TV Land.
Returning: "Made in Jersey," 8 p.m. Saturday, CBS (for at least the next two weeks); "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition," 8 p.m. Monday, ABC (four weeks of holiday specials); "Rizzoli & Isles," 9 p.m. Tuesday, TNT.
Series finale: "iCarly," 8 p.m. Friday, Nickelodeon.
Season finales: "Dancing with the Stars: All-Stars," 9 p.m. Tuesday; "Flipping Out," 9 p.m. Tuesday, Bravo; "Life After Top Chef," 9 p.m. Wednesday, Bravo.
Midseason finale: "Revolution," 10 p.m. Monday, NBC (doesn't return until March).
Specials: "National Dog Show," noon today, NBC; "Happiness is a Warm Blanket, Charlie Brown," 8 p.m. Friday, Fox; "Person to Person," 10 p.m. Friday, CBS (interviews with Drew Brees, Alicia Keys, Sean Penn and Gabby Douglas); "Downtown Abbey Revisited," 8 p.m. Sunday, PBS (recap of first two seasons and preview of third; hosted by Angela Lansbury); "Forgotten but not Gone: Kids, HIV and AIDS," 8 p.m. Monday, Nickelodeon ("Nick News" special).
Music specials: "Bad25," 9:30 p.m. today, ABC (Spike Lee's song-by-song tribute to Michael Jackson's seminal album); "CMT Crossroads," 11 p.m. Friday, CMT (Randy Travis and The Avett Brothers); "2012 Soul Train Awards," 8 p.m. Sunday (pre-show at 7).
Thanksgiving specials: "Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade," 9 a.m. today, NBC and CBS; "Charlie Brown Thanksgiving," 8 p.m. today, ABC.
Network Christmas specials: "Grandma Got Run Over by a Reindeer," 8 p.m., and "The Happy Elf," 9 p.m. Friday, CW; "Frosty the Snowman," 8 p.m., "Frosty Returns," 8:30 p.m., "Hoops & Yoyo Ruin Christmas," 9 p.m. and "It's a SpongeBob Christmas," 9:30 p.m. Friday, CBS; "How the Grinch Stole Christmas," 8 p.m., and "Shrek the Halls," 8:30 p.m. Tuesday, ABC; "Charlie Brown Christmas," 8 p.m. Wednesday, ABC; "Christmas in Rockefeller Center," 8 p.m. and "SNL Christmas," 9 p.m. Wednesday, NBC.
TV movies: "The March Sisters at Christmas," 8 p.m. Saturday, Lifetime (contemporary adaptation of "Little Women"); "Liz & Dick," 9 p.m. Sunday, Lifetime (Lindsay Lohan stars as Elizabeth Taylor). Reach Amy Robinson at email@example.com.