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ATLANTA -- The lines between Thanksgiving and 'Black Friday' are beginning to blur.
Not only were people camped outside Best Buy stores on Thanksgiving Day, waiting for the midnight open, some people were actually shopping.
"I got a gun for duck hunting," said one man, as he was leaving Bass Pro Shop in Lawrenceville.
What happened? Is the recession to blame or is the desire from eager shoppers, to get the best deals, driving the future?
According to a recent survey from the National Retail Federation, the number of people shopping this Thanksgiving holiday weekend is expected to be down about 5 million this year but retail profits are expected to increase about 4 percent.
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However, of those planning to face the hoards this holiday weekend, more than half surveyed aren't sure they will spend.
The recent NRF survey shows more than half are waiting to see what kind of deals can be had, before they lay any money down.
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|Running Time: 124 mins.(original)
|MPAA Rating: R
|Box Office: $1,983,690.00
|Genre: Action, Horror, Sci-Fi, Technology, Thriller
Tom Skerritt
Sigourney Weaver
Veronica Cartwright
Harry Dean Stanton
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Summary:In deep space, the crew of the commercial ship Nostromo--comprised of five men and two women--is awakened from their cryo-sleep capsules, halfway through their journey home to investigate a distress call from an alien vessel. The tale unfolds as they further look into the S.O.S. distress call from that battered commercial space vessel--only to discover that it's a warning call, rather than a call for help. However, it is too late to turn back as three members of the crew have already left to investigate the derelict ship. Far away in space and time, all five encounter an awesome galactic horror, that begins to kill the crew members one by one.

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A Tallahassee man who dubbed himself the "Good Time Guru" is now behind bars for selling drugs.
Tucker Hoopengarner entered a plea this morning. He was sentenced to six months in jail and three years on probation.
Hoopengarner was arrested in February and accused of selling a smorgasbord of drugs out of his San Luis Road apartment.
Deputies found marijuana, cocaine, prescription drugs and more.
Deputies say he even printed up business cards with the "Good Time Guru" namesake.
February 7, 2012 by Julie Montanaro
A Tallahassee man is under arrest after deputies found a smorgasbord of drugs inside his apartment.
Leon County deputies arrested Tucker Hoopengarner Monday after searching his apartment at The Preserve. An LSCO spokesman says drug agents found what they believe to be marijuana, cocaine, mushrooms, hashish, ecstasy and LSD and seven kinds of prescription drugs inside.
SGT Tony Dzrewiecki says LCSO has been investigating Hoopengarner since December. He says undercover deputies bought drugs from Hoopengarner twice before securing a search warrant for his home.
Deputies say Hoopengarner even printed business cards and called himself "The Good Time Guru."
Christina Fitzpatrick lives next door and heard the deputies banging on the door Monday.
"That's insane. I had no idea and I've heard them actually throw parties before over there. They've invited me over. So that's kind of scary to know that that was going on," Fitzpatrick said.
Deputies say there were about $7,000 worth of drugs inside the apartment and more than $4,000 in cash. The biggest surprise, they said, was not the quantity, but the variety of drugs being sold there.
No one answered our knock on the apartment door Tuesday afternoon.
Court records show Hoopengarner is facing 12 felonies. He has already posted $10,000 bond. His attorney Kevin Alvarez had no comment.


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New World of Warcraft® expansion sells 2.7 million copies in first week -- global subscriber base passes 10 million
IRVINE, Calif. -- October 4, 2012 -- Following the September 25 global rollout of World of Warcraft®: Mists of Pandaria™, the new expansion to the world's #1 subscription-based massively multiplayer online role-playing game, Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. today announced that millions of players have already joined the fight for Pandaria. During the first week of launch, prior to the release in China on October 2, the expansion had already sold through approximately 2.7 million copies and the game's global player base passed 10 million subscribers, with growth across all major regions.*
"With Mists of Pandaria, we set out to expand on the sense of fun and discovery that's always been at the heart of World of Warcraft -- in addition to adding a huge variety of new content and features to the game," said Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. "It's been gratifying to see the results of all of the work we put into this expansion and to hear all of the positive feedback from players so far."
The World of Warcraft development team is already hard at work on the first major post-launch content update. Further details, including features and release timing, will be provided in the weeks ahead.
In World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria, warships of the Alliance and Horde clash off the coast of a long-lost continent, signaling the start of a new era of discovery and conquest in the history of Azeroth. As players storm the shores of this exotic new frontier and begin to explore its mysteries, they'll encounter brave new allies, unearth ancient secrets, and play their part in reigniting the long-brewing conflict between the Horde and Alliance on a strange battlefield far from home.
Mists of Pandaria is available now on DVD-ROM for Windows® XP/Windows Vista®/Windows® 7 and Macintosh® at a suggested retail price of $39.99 USD. The expansion is also available digitally directly from Blizzard's World of Warcraft website (www.WorldofWarcraft.com), also priced at $39.99 USD.
A special Collector's Edition packed with bonus items is also now available exclusively in retail stores at a suggested retail price of $79.99 USD. In addition to the game disc, the Collector's Edition contains:
For the first time, World of Warcraft players also have the option to purchase a special Digital Deluxe version of Mists of Pandaria (suggested retail price $59.99 USD) via the World of Warcraft website (www.WorldofWarcraft.com) or by purchasing an activation code at select retailers. The Digital Deluxe edition includes a full digital copy of Mists of Pandaria as well as the digital items from the retail-exclusive Collector's Edition. Players who purchase the standard edition digitally or at retail will have the option to upgrade to the Digital Deluxe version at any time (for as long as the standalone Digital Deluxe version remains available) for an additional $20 USD.
Mists of Pandaria offers a wide variety of content for new and returning World of Warcraft players. Features include a new playable race (the pandaren) with its own starting zone and quests, a new character class (the monk), and an expansive new continent for players to explore as they adventure to the new level cap of 90. The expansion also includes a host of new gameplay elements designed to give players even more ways to enjoy the game, including scenarios -- a flexible new kind of cooperative PvE trial; challenge modes, which offer high-prestige rewards for mastering Mists of Pandaria's 5-player dungeons; and an all-new pet battle system.
Mists of Pandaria has received a Teen rating from the ESRB. In addition to the English version, Mists of Pandaria is available fully localized into Latin American Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, French, German, European Spanish, Russian, Korean, traditional Chinese, simplified Chinese, and for the first time with a World of Warcraft expansion launch, Italian.
For more information about World of Warcraft and Mists of Pandaria, visit http://www.WorldofWarcraft.com. With multiple games in development, Blizzard Entertainment has numerous positions currently open -- visit http://jobs.blizzard.com for more information and to learn how to apply.
*Based on internal company records and reports from key distribution partners.
World of Warcraft's Subscriber Definition
World of Warcraft subscribers include individuals who have paid a subscription fee or have an active prepaid card to play World of Warcraft, as well as those who have purchased the game and are within their free month of access. Internet Game Room players who have accessed the game over the last thirty days are also counted as subscribers. The above definition excludes all players under free promotional subscriptions, expired or cancelled subscriptions, and expired prepaid cards. Subscribers in licensees' territories are defined along the same rules.
Best known for blockbuster hits including World of Warcraft® and the Warcraft®, StarCraft®, and Diablo® franchises, Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. (www.blizzard.com), a division of Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI), is a premier developer and publisher of entertainment software renowned for creating some of the industry's most critically acclaimed games. Blizzard Entertainment's track record includes sixteen #1-selling games and multiple Game of the Year awards. The company's online-gaming service, Battle.net®, is one of the largest in the world, with millions of active players.
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Born in Long Beach, CA on Valentine's Day, 1960, Meg Tilly (neé Margaret Chan) was the third of four children born to Chinese-American businessman, Harry Chan, and his schoolteacher wife, Patricia Tilly. Following her parents' divorce when she was three, Tilly and her siblings moved to British Columbia, Canada, where they were raised by her mother and stepfather. Eager to escape a tumultuous and poverty-ridden life at home, Tilly began taking dance lessons at the age of 12. A highly gifted ballerina by her mid-teens, Tilly left home at age 16, returning to the States with the intention of becoming a professional dancer. In the mid-to-late seventies, Tilly joined the Connecticut Ballet Comp... Continue Bio >>
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Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) -
2012 SEASON IN REVIEW: Even though their overall record might not have looked
particularly impressive at the end of the season, the Utah Utes did enjoy
some success in 2012.
Out of the gate Utah was holding a 2-1 record before Pac-12 play began. Utah
opened the season with a predictable rout of FCS foe Northern Colorado (41-0),
dropped a heartbreaker in overtime to Utah State (27-20) but then topped
another Beehive State rival the following week with a 24-21 win over BYU, a
team that would go 8-5. Getting into league play hurt though as the Utes lost
four straight games to begin the Pac-12 slate, though losses to USC (38-28)
and at UCLA (21-14) showed that the Utes could compete.
Utah then won three of its final five contests but at 5-7 the Utes missed out
on a bowl. It snapped a 10-year streak of postseason play for Utah. Getting
another streak going will be a challenge in 2013.
OFFENSE: It is extremely tough to be consistent in winning games when you have
to shift between quarterbacks frequently. That was a huge problem for Utah
which had to use three different quarterbacks last season.
Jordan Wynn was lost early on in the campaign with a career-ending shoulder
injury. His backup, Jon Hays, took over and was serviceable, completing
60.6 percent of his pass attempts for 653 yards, seven touchdowns and just two
interceptions. However Hays' stay in the spot was short-lived as freshman
Travis Wilson started the final seven games of the season.
Wilson had similar numbers to Hays, completing 62.6 percent of his pass
attempts for 1,311 yards and seven touchdowns, though he was intercepted six
times. The difference was that the Utes were 3-4 when Wilson started as
opposed to 1-3 when Hays was the primary option.
This season Wilson wont be competing with Hays, who graduated, and will have a
chance to develop on his own without the added pressure of competition.
"We have not been able to start and finish a season with the same quarterback
for four straight years," head coach Kyle Whittingham said. "So we have to get
consistency there, Travis Wilson we hope is going to bring that to us."
One area where Utah kept steady last season was rushing the ball thanks to
record setting back John White, who rushed for 1,000 yards in back to back
seasons for the first time in program history. The bad news is that White is
gone. Set to take his place is Kelvin York. A senior who rushed for 273 yards
last season, York doesn't have much competition for the job as Lucky Radley
(50 yards in 2012) is the second most productive returning back.
All of the team's top three receivers are back for Wilson to sling the ball
to. Dres Anderson caught 36 passes for 365 yards last season but didn't show a
ton of open field speed. Jake Murphy hauled in 33 passes for 349 yards and
four touchdowns out of the tight end slot. Meanwhile Kenneth Scott also
reached the 30-reception plateau while picking up 360 yards and three
touchdowns. In all the trio form a promising set of players in the passing
The offensive line, an area that Utah did not have consistency in last season,
is largely made up of players that were either sidelined by injuries or
filling in as starters for the first time. Center Vyncent Jones is a senior
that needs to lead the unit, while left tackle Jeremiah Poutasi showed a
ton of potential as a freshman.
DEFENSE: Utah ranked 11th in the conference in total offense (324.4 ypg). What
kept the Utes in bowl contention late was the team's defense, led by all-
conference defensive tackle Star Lotulelei. The Utes ranked a respectable
fifth in the conference in total defense (363.4 ypg), while finishing 22nd
nationally against the run (128.2 ypg).
Now the Utes are tasked with repeating or even improving on that type of
production without Lotulelei, who was a first round pick in the NFL Draft.
The Utes will also have to do so with only four actual starters off last
year's roster. The focus of the defense will shift to linebacker Trevor
Reilly, who led the team with 69 tackles, while also accumulating 4.5 sacks
even though he missed three games for violating team rules. The senior can
play both on the outside as a linebacker and as a defensive end to rush the
passer. Assuming he stays out of trouble, Reilly could be competing for all-
conference honors.
Reilly will be joined in the front seven by Nate Orchard, formerly Nate
Fakahafua. Orchard was an All-Conference honorable mention selection last
season when he collected 48 tackles, 9.5 for loss and three sacks. Much is
expected of him in 2013.
Brian Blechen had 58 tackles and was second on the team with six passes
defended. Blechen's natural position is safety but he will get time at
linebacker. His versatility will be important. Eric Rowe is the final
returning starter and will man the free safety spot. Rowe had 65 tackles to
finish second on the team and his six passes defended tied with Blechen. Still
the secondary is largely unproven.
"We play a lot of three-corner defensive schemes, a nickel package-type
schemes and the three corners that played for us last year were all seniors
and they played (most) of the snaps during the course of the season so it's a
complete rebuild at the corner position," Whittingham said.
SPECIAL TEAMS: Speaking of rebuilding, the Utes are replacing just about every
spot on special teams. Freshman Jamie Sutcliffe and sophomore Andy Phillips
will compete to take the place kicking spot left by Coleman Peterson.
Meanwhile, Tom Hackett, who averaged just 38.9 yards per punt last season,
will now be the full-time punter.
The return game lost a huge piece in Reggie Dunn, who brought back four
kickoffs for touchdowns. Anderson and Charles Henderson will be looked to fill
the void, while Henderson should resume punt return duties as well. Though he
returned all but five punts last season, Henderson wasn't particularly
effective, averaging 5.3 yards per return.
OUTLOOK: In 2011 the Utes surprised many by finishing 8-5 and winning a bowl
game in their first season in the Pac-12. With such high expectations set so
early on, the regression last season was a disappointment. Still their is
faith in Whittingham and an understanding that this team is still in
Utah will play the first three games of the 2013 campaign at home with dates
against Utah State, Weber State and the Pac-12 opener against Oregon State.
Utah is just 7-11 in conference play in its two seasons in the league so an
upset win there would go a long way. Utah travels to face BYU next for the
last non-conference game of the season. From there the Utes get UCLA and
Stanford in back-to-back weeks, followed by a two-game road trip against
Arizona and USC. Utah then sandwiches road games against Oregon and Washington
State between home tilts with Arizona State and Colorado. The games against
Oregon and Stanford will be the first for the Utes since coming into the
There are far too many concerns entering the year for Utah to really be seen
as a threat not just in the Pac-12 but the South Division. Still there is
enough left on defense and enough promise shown by Wilson to believe Utah will
at least keep things interesting. A bowl game isn't out of the question.
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Maria Sharapova played her first match in almost two months falling 6-4, 6-3 to Lucie Safarova in the first round of Madrid. After going down 0-4 in the opening set the former top lady baller fought back to 4-all but her Czech foe clinched the next 8 out of 10 games for the win.
Shrieka will have another chance to find her clay-court feet before Roland Garros when she travels to Strasbourg next week for the Internationaux de Strasbourg.
The 23-year old also debuted some new stylings from the Nike Maria Sharapova Collection including the Golden Set Tank in fennel with deep burgundy (underneath the fennel 3/4 sleeved cover up - $55) and the Golden Set Skirt in ($60) fennel w/lilac + deep burgundy.
I think the fennel colorway is pretty against the crushed red brick but the skort design with its multi-colored asymmetrical mesh overlay is a bit jarring. I mean you'd think Shrieka would've given up on the overlay concept after failed with this dud, but give her credit for being persistent. I'm all for the use of color but the execution here is a bit off for my tastes.
So my overall reaction to this outfit? MEH.
UPDATE: So an anonymous commenter tipped me off to discussions in some forums about a possible racquet sponsor switch that may be in the works for the Russian. Notice the missing branding and stencil in the photo? If you have any info, 'fess up. Pretty please.
[Photo(s): TennisWarehouse.com, Getty Images]
Sunday, May 9, 2010
(UPDATED) FASHION FIX: Shrieka falls on dirt, debuts new Nike Maria Sharapova Collection duds
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- AnonymousMay 9, 2010 at 12:28 PM
She also has a new racket. Many people over at tennisforum and tt tennis-warehouse think it could be Head. Just like Tommy Haas switched to Haas for the sake of his shoulder.ReplyDelete
Do you happen to have more info on that?
Ps. The outfit isn't Meh. It's FUG! FUG! FUGLY times two!
- AnonymousMay 9, 2010 at 12:29 PM
*Tommy Haas switched to HeadReplyDelete
LOL well I reserve 'FUG' for monstrosities like the Oz mess but I hear you.ReplyDelete
Must investigate the racquet thingy. Shriek's has always been very loyal to her sponsors but her injury issues may have forced such a switch. If I find out more I'll be sure to post about it. Thanks for the heads up anon!
- AnonymousMay 9, 2010 at 2:09 PM
Oh Skieka, what the heck has happened to you. I never knew that injuries affected fashion sensibilities!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 10, 2010 at 6:23 AM
ok, just me maybe, but I love the skirt!ReplyDelete
Re: racquet change, I did notice no stencil and the distinct lack of prince-ness about this racquet. However, Maria signed a life deal with prince... so how does she get out of her contract? I would've thought that Prince would work with her to produce a suitable stick, rather than risk losing one of their key endorsement figures.
Any racquet switch for pro, esp. of Maria's stature, involves cash. Having said that I've hit with the Exo 100 and found it a very friendly forgiving frame. So unless she's switching over to the Extreme Youtek that Vika hits with, I'll be curious to see what Maria switches too.ReplyDelete


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How to Fill Trim HolesWritten by on June 1, 1998 Using Lead to Make the Patch
Lead is a mysterious medieval substance. As used in bodywork, lead is revered by tradition but regarded as the dwindling domain of weary sages and old-world diehards. Leadloading has been all but forgotten by the unleaded generation, as modern plastic body-fillers have become the standard fare. The truth is, both have a place in the car crafter's toolbox, each having its advantages in a given application.
Plastic is at its best as a thin glaze over a repaired area. Where lead truly shines is in applications in which its structural strength, superior bond to the base metal, and lack of porosity are used to an advantage.
Lead, or body solder, is typically an alloy of tin and lead (usually a 30/70 mix, respectively) similar to the solders used on radiators and in electrical work. What aren't as familiar are the techniques employed when body solder is used. Far from requiring years of old-world apprenticeship, dabbling in lead dabbing can be quickly mastered by anyone familiar with handling a torch. Uses for lead in body repair can run from seam sealing to metal-finishing panel repairs to filling various body holes. The latter is the most relevant application for the neophyte metal fan and fortunately one of the easiest techniques to master.
Our saga began with a 1970 Dart Swinger 340. Removing the optional body side-moulding, we were faced with 48 1/4-inch holes riddling the delicate midsection of the virgin sheetmetal. Welding or brazing the hole is a high-heat process that would invariably creates some panel distortion, and stuffing holes with plastic filler is an inferior repair, temporary at best. Lead offered the only real choice. The accompanying photos detail the metal mayhem, proving that with a bit of old-time alchemy, even an uncouth tech writer can be transformed into a metal master
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Other than an oxyacetylene torch, a DA grinder, and some rags, here's what you'll need for lead work: a cartridge respirator, paddle lube, aluminum body tape, scissors, a pencil, an acid brush, a wooden paddle, a countersink, tinning compound, and lead solder sticks.

Cutting loose the body side mouldings from our 1970 Dart left a row of mounting holes along the delicate character line. Plastic filler would require dimpling the holes to gain a modest chance of it properly adhering and would necessitate slopping it along the full length of the body and blocking in a new line. With lead, the surface thickness of the repair is negligible, preserving the original line. Prep for solder by sanding to bare metal around the hole.

 Next, use the countersinking bit to clean the inner edge and provide a larger, tapered surface area for the lead plug to bite

Now the hole is ready for tinning flux. While some brands come as a premixed paste, we used Dutch Boy Acro-Tin, which is the dry-powder type. Forget the instructions on the can--just stir up your own paste with tap water. Mix to a heavy consistency about as thick as valve lapping compound. Make only enough for the job at hand.

Using the acid brush, paint the edges of the hole and a half-inch area around it with the tinning slurry.

Using a small torch tip (Victor No. 000 used here), play the flame evenly around the tinning paste until the solder in it melts to the repair area. A low, even flame is all it takes; hold back the tip a couple of inches to control the heat. Remember, we're not welding here. The tinning compound will turn bright as the area is tinned, telling you when it's done.

While the tinning film is still warm, wipe it with a damp cotton rag to clean off the flux and debris at the surface. One thorough wipe works best.

With the area tinned, the body solder has something to stick to. Play the flame over the repair area and the lead stick, and drop enough solder to fill the hole, placing it just above the hole. The trick is to dab and rotate the lead stick as its tip begins to melt.

Spread the heated lead with the wooden paddle. In keeping with our low-buck approach, our paddle was harvested from a broom handle and sanded to shape. To prevent the lead from sticking to the paddle and smearing, the paddle must be lubed by playing some heat on the business end of the paddle (don't burn it) and sliding it over the lube. Once coated, warm the lubed area and wipe off any excess with a dry rag. To move the lead, again play a low heat in the area of the repair, and when it just starts to yield (check by jabbing with the paddle), spread the solder into position.

Work the lead until it smoothly covers the repair area. Controlling the heat with the torch position is key, although it's not too tricky after some practice. Overheat the lead and it'll drop out; try and work it when it's too cold and it'll get too grainy as you spread it. Finally, don't blast the paddle directly with the flame--it's wood, you know.

While finishing large areas generally calls for the lead file, the DA sander alone will get the job done handily for a simple hole repair. The lead should be feathered into the surrounding sheetmetal rather than ground down to a button. We used a 40-grit sanding disk with the DA locked off to the grind setting to quickly feather the repair and then reset to orbital mode for the final blend.

The almost invisible finished metal repair is blended smoothly into the surrounding sheetmetal and, unlike plastic, won't drop out or put a crowned area over the repair. The entire leading process can be completed in about two minutes or about the time it takes for a hot mix of plastic to cure. Finish with metal prep/conditioner to clean and primer up.

The last thing we want to see on the backside of holes such as these, which are visible from inside the trunk, is the rough side of the repair. Sure, the inside can be ground and finished to impress the local alignment man, but crawling under the wheelwell to wield a sander is undeserved penance

The trick is to back up the repair with aluminum body tape, which actually forms a mold at the back of the hole. The problem is that the adhesive will flame up and the residue will foul the repair. The ruse? Cut a button of tape slightly larger than the hole and stick it shiny side up to the center of a piece of backing tape.

Tape won't stick to an oily, wet, or dirty surface, so clean the backing area thoroughly. Finish by centering the tape button over the hole and pressing the backing tape firmly to the surface.

No, it's not the latest image from the Mars Pathfinder but rather the factory-painted undercoating on the inside of our Dart's trunk. With the backing tape removed, the inside of our repair is perfectly formed to the inner surface. Notice that the heat of the leading process was so low that even the asphalt undercoat immediately surrounding the hole was left unscathed. Try that with your MIG or brass rod.


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2 weekend deaths resulted from heroin overdoses
Published: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 12:02 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, May 13, 2013 at 12:02 p.m.
2 deaths resulted from heroin overdoses
Investigators believe two deaths reported Sunday resulted from heroin overdoses, according to a news release from the Wilmington Police Department.
WPD spokeswoman Lucy Crockett said police are investigating the deaths and toxicology results are not yet available.
Crockett said in one case a heroin packet found at the scene of the death was stamped with the word "Speed," and with a picture of a toy car. Packets found at the other death scene were stamped with the words "Let's Go," she said.
Anyone who has information or comes in contact with either of these labels is asked to call the Wilmington Police Department's main number at 343-3600. Information also may be submitted anonymously through Text-A-Tip. Enter Tip708 and the information, and send to CRIMES (274637).
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Yarralumla, Australia (Sports Network) - Jiyai Shin closed with a 1-under 72
on Sunday to win the Women's Australian Open by two strokes.
Shin finished at 18-under-par 274. This was her 11th LPGA Tour title and her
third tour victory in the last six months.
Women's world No. 1 Yani Tseng rallied within one of Shin late in the round,
but could only par the par-5 18th to end two back. Tseng closed with a 7-under
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do you know where I hunt? how thick it is? I want the scent to help cover up anything that might help. Has nothing to do with no seeing them.
do you know where I hunt? how thick it is? I want the scent to help cover up anything that might help. Has nothing to do with no seeing them.
haha, beautifull country old hunter. i swear by scents. obviously using the wind is the best bet but it doesnt hurt to have some scent on ya either. more so your boots, i put estrus urin on pads that stick to my boots and spray scent killer on bottom of boots. we all have what works for us though
We all do what works for us and if the added advantage helps why not? Your in Colorado with more elk then any other state. Don't think its hard to kill one there. This is a hunting site for all hunters to help out each other not piss one another off. We all ask for info on these sites, If we were all as great as hunters as some on theses sites act like we wouldn't need to ask. So don't post smart ass comments.
Not a smartass comment I just see the obvious
I don't cater to the sensitive types. I figure hunters are not thinned skinned, and can handle a little truth.
It's fine to hide your scent without smelling like the animal you're hunting. I file that under unfair advantage.
Do you think the elk in the video I posted didn't smell that hunter? He didn't spook until the hunter moved.
you file it anyway you want. I know nothing about the video, wind direction, if they used scent blocker or scents. Its not the same everywhere. All im saying is if there is advantages to use why not use them with out others talkin shit? You do what works for use but don't criticize how or what others do.


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CG5 - Polar align scope or not
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When I lived in a dark area, I was into DSO AP, and a polar scope is a good way to start off on reaching an accurate polar alignment. Now that I'm in a light polluted city, I'm relegated to visual and planetary AP. For planetary AP, I still drift align, but the polar scope gets me that much closer out of the gate. For visual, I just use my polar scope and go. No further polar alignment required.
Posted 02 December 2012 - 11:10 PM
For astrophotography I have to agree with Adam; get the polar scope. The polar scope is what I call a time-multiplier. Instead of spending an hour and precious DSLR battery power just trying to get in the polar-aligned ballpark you are spending 2 minutes getting into the ballpark and 20 minutes perfecting the alignment.
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Posted 03 December 2012 - 12:54 PM
But normally I just know the exact spot in my finderscope by using the "Polar Finderscope" software by Jason Dale. It shows you where in your finderscope polaris should be at that exact date and time at your location. Another thing I do is point my laser mounted on my ota just off Polaris towards Kachob. All these things get you close enough for guided imaging but if I'm doing long unguided imaging I still need to do a drift alignment.
I bought my polar scope because I think their neat and I'm old school. But its not necessary.
The All star Polar alignment is very easy and more accurate. And Celestrons polar scope doesn't have an illuminated reticule so you have to shine a red flashlite in the front to see the etchings and that doesn't work very well.
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Posted 04 December 2012 - 07:20 AM
All Star is only as accurate as your 2 + 4 alignment. If your GoTos are off, so will your polar alignment be off.
Since we're piling on, I'll add my +1 to ASPA (All Star Polar Alignment) and vote NO to the polar alignment scope. I don't have a CG5, but the same ASPA routine is present in my CGE and CGEM DX and that's what I use with great success.
Posted 04 December 2012 - 10:43 AM
With the polar finder, you can set your mount, still unpowered, in ONE minute on Polaris, then power ON and do a 2 star-align (maybe 5 minutes) and you are good to go with OK tracking and GOTOs. Other advantage of the finder: While the mount is still OFF, you can move it directly from its feet (lets say you use the north leg as a pivot) to recenter the azimuth knob and prevent excessive tension when you align either with the finder or the ASPA.
Personnaly i have a polar scope and I use it, even if i do an ASPA later, because i prefer to make small corrections in the mount'station with the ASPA rather than having to turn the knobs like crazy to their extreme range. Also, starting close to the pole guarranties that your initial 3-star align will be close (with small corrections), which in turn means you can trust your ASPA. On the other hand, if, using ASPA alone, my mounts tells me to move one degree, i wouldn't trust that with high precision and, after correction (poor knobs), I would redo another ASPA later. So, better be close first, you save time and potential trouble later.
Posted 02 April 2013 - 09:45 PM
How do you do it?
Posted 02 April 2013 - 11:11 PM
The function is in firmware gem4.15/nxs4.18 and higher but you won't see it called All Star polar alignment in the firmware ... it's now just the default polar alignment routine.
Posted 03 April 2013 - 08:34 AM
How do I find out more about this all star polar alignment?
How do you do it?
ASPA is the All Star Polar Align routine that is available in all Hand Control for the cg5, cgem/dx and most likely Vx. So you don't need Polaris to align your mount with this routine.
You can download the manual from Celestron/Downloads web site.
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How do I find out more about this all star polar alignment?
How do you do it?
Here's the directions on how to use it:
All Star Polar Alignment
Posted 06 April 2013 - 02:15 AM
Assuming that your tripod is level, and is set to true north:
I do a 2 star alignment.
Add 4 calibration stars.
Perform the polar alignment routine...note, many say you have to power off the mount before proceeding, I never have. I do have the latest hand control/motor control firmware loaded.
Once that is done, don't kid yourself, "eyeballing", or doing the fine alignment without a illuminated-reticle eyepiece, or camera (I use a Mallincam or DSLR, it makes the fine align easier), you might as well quit. Look in the classifieds here or elsewhere, an EP with illuminated reticles are fairly cheap.
The last step involves manually adjusting the RA/DEC screws or bolts, get it centered, it is so important.
Using this as my setup, it takes mo no longer than 10-15 minutes after my tripod is set up.
I can generally achieve 90-110 second UNGUIDED exposures.....it all comes down to being careful, and getting a good polar alignment.
In other words, pass on the polar scope......this is a lot easier, and becomes second nature quickly.
Sorry for being long-winded, I hope this helps!
Posted 06 April 2013 - 07:56 AM
The last step involves manually adjusting the RA/DEC screws or bolts, get it centered, it is so important.
You mean the Altitude and Azimuth adjustment screws/bolts rather than the RA/DEC screws. There aren't any RA/DEC adjustment screws!
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- 1 General comments
- 2 Suggested process for adding content to RDA
- 3 Impact of adding subject relationships to RDA
- 3.1 #5. Impact on chapters 18/19-22, 24/25, 29, and Appendices I, J, and K, and possibly their instructions on Source
- 3.2 #6. Source will need to be examined for chapters 2, 3, 6, 9, 10 and 11 for Group 1 and Group 2 entities when used as subjects
- 3.3 #7. RDA may just suggest following its own guidance on those entities... or may wish to allow use of thesauri/lists ... when such entities are used as subjects of works
- 3.4 #8. Re-examination of "core-ness" with regard to all entities when they are in the "role" of the subject of a work
- 3.5 #9. Need to add examples for explanatory references in Appendix E.1.3.4
- 3.6 #10. Need to return to "Constructing access points" for manifestations and items, so that they may be used as subjects
- 3.7 #11. Should consider adding Time
- 3.8 #12. Need to review the impact of work needed for Appendix K
- 3.9 #13. Need to add information to Appendix J on descriptive relationships that can also be considered subject relationships ...
- 3.10 #14. Need to add general information about the subject relationship between Group 2 entities and works in chapter 18 and perhaps in chapters 19-22
- 3.11 #15. Need to write general instructions for chapter 23
- 4 Possible content for the "Identifying" chapters
- 5 Example model for proposals for chapters on relationships
- 6 British Library response (6JSC/LC rep/3/BL rep response)
- 7 SAC RDA Subcommittee Comments
General comments
I share the British Library's concern about expanding Group 3 beyond the FRBR model's parameters. I am not entirely averse to this expansion but I do think it warrants careful consideration, as the prospective conflation of Item with Object and the transfer of Conferences to Events hints at. This is not the first time that a particular detail in one of the FR models intersects and potentially conflicts with its treatment elsewhere, to wit, the Place of publication attribute in FRBR and the Place entity in Group 3 (see BL's comments on question '#1" for much better exploration that I can provide). In contrast to the proposed limitation of Time to exclude birth and death dates, I am intrigued by the possibility of converting this attribute into a relationship. I do not know where this might end, but I think it warrants exploration rather than dismissal. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
More generally, I have concern about the overall thrust of the discussion paper. It is obvious that the FRSAD report, in taking a completely new tack in addressing the Group 3 entities, treating the topic at the level of abstraction of Thema and Nomen, has failed to meet the need for an entity framework in parallel with the other FR models. The discussion paper then, is attempting to fill the gap by addressing the need for specific entities, in both the FR family and in RDA. I raise this issue, not to preclude us from exploring the possibilities it raises but to ensure we are aware of what we are doing in conducting such exploration, particularly in the area of potential future conflict as the FR reconciliation process proceeds. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
Just a reminder that comments from the SAC subcommittee on RDA will be coming separately to John Attig for him to synthesize into a combined ALA response. The SAC subcommittee has an internal deadline of September 14 for its comments. I will make comments below, but they are my personal opinion, not the expression of the SAC subcommittee. Bob Maxwell, SAC Liaison, 18 August 2011
Genre/Form should be included in the proposal. MAXWELL, SAC Liaison (but speaking for himself), 18 August 2011.
Suggested process for adding content to RDA
#1. Declare for RDA that subjects exist only at the work level, or allow subjects of expressions?
This goes to the heart of the complexity in expanding the Group 3 entities beyond the basic model offered in FRBR. It also touches on some of the inconsistencies in addressing genre and subject over the years. I am thinking of instances where an Expression is a translation and I have seen "name/form" subject headings with the form subdivisions "Translations into [language]" (see the Latin version of Alice's adventures in Wonderland at OCLC #1212072, LCCN 64023114). This clearly parallels the Work level treatment of the application of the form subdivision "Film adaptation" (at least I think this would be assigned at the Work level). I am also thinking of specialized instances where personal provenance to an individual item is tracked, not just through a note but through an access point. I think it is wise to explore this and that guidance is warranted but we would be moving RDA beyond the scope of FRBR. I am not one to advocate slavish adherence to a model but we should proceed cautiously. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
I think any entity should be able to be linked to any other entity by any type of relationship appropriate, so if there is a relationship between a subject entity and any of the WEMI entities we should not be prevented by the rules from expressing it. There should be no declaration that subjects can only exist at the work level.
Examples: An expression might have lengthy introductory matter about the author or extensive annotations about the work. Or an expression of a science fiction work has a lengthy introduction (or significant notes) detailing the science concept underlying the work. The relationship of any of these subject entities would be to the expression, not the work itself.
A manifestation might contain extensive information about the author in the blurb, not present in the work itself. Option should exist to link the manifestation entity to the subject entity (the person).
An item might have extensive manuscript annotations on any topic, but likely related in some way to the work, expression, or manifestation. Another example might be an extra-illustrated book, where the owner takes apart the book and inserts extensive illustrations. These are not uncommon. The relationship of the subject entity of any of this added material (manuscript or extra illustrations) would be to the item, not the W E or M.
MAXWELL, SACO liaison (but speaking personally), 18 August 2011.
#2. Should object be expanded to include item?
Again, a vital issue regarding the expansion of Group 3 beyond the model. I am not certain of the full implications of this modification. I am particularly concerned about the case of manuscripts under such a regime, as raised under point 'c' of the paper, but am not sufficiently well-versed to articulate the details of that concern. I see a significant challenge under such an equivalence of Item and Object in clearly articulating that the content of a manuscript is an Item in a "collapsed chain" of Manifestation/Expression/Work entities, where the physicality of the manuscript is an Object. I can wrap my head around those differences when Item and Object are distinct, but lose my way if we are saying they are equivalent. I think that point 'e' of the paper, advocating for further discussion is fully warranted. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
On the idea of considering manuscripts as objects and the RDA definition of object ("A three-dimensional artefact ..."), I suppose a manuscript would be "3-D" in a technical sense since it's composed of atoms and therefore has thickness, but I think they're thought of as 2-D, at least single sheets are.
Also, what about an art work (e.g. a painting)? A piece of calligraphy? These are works. In the same sense, just as a painting or a calligraphic design is a work, a manuscript (the physical item) is a work separate from the work represented by the text within the manuscript. This is particularly important for formal manuscripts, such as illuminated manuscripts. MAXWELL, SACO liaison (but speaking as a rare materials cataloger), 18 August 2011.
#3. Consider events as expressions?
As with #2, there are complexities here that warrant further discussion as advocated in point 'e' of the paper. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
Some events are capable of creating a work (i.e. authorship) at least in our current cataloging culture--for example, a conference--while others are not--for example, a tsunami. Unless we're willing to say a conference or meeting can't produce/author a document, that type of event needs to remain in Group 2. MAXWELL, SACO liaison (but speaking personally), 18 August 2011.
#4. Include time as an entity?
The BL has reservations on this point, and I would advocate for full exploration of its implications for time as an attribute as the BL has articulated in its response. I am intrigued by the possibilities here, but am equally concerned that this detail may "break" the models. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
I do not understand why LC feels "the definition [of time] needs to be a narrow one, excluding dates of birth and death [etc.]." Why? Presumably because time is used in some cases as an attribute of entities (for example, date of birth of a person). Either make Time an entity or make it an attribute, but don't make it both. We already have that problem with place--in some places it's an attribute and in other places it's an entity. That's sloppy.
By the way, I think time is actually an attribute of RELATIONSHIPS, not of entities--for example, if a person has a relationship with a corporate body, time (the dates he/she was related to the body) is not an attribute of the person OR the corporate body. It's an attribute of his/her relationship with the body. When was he/she an employee of the university? That's an attribute or the employer-employee relationship. But FRBR and RDA don't admit that relationships have attributes. I think they should. (I think it's clear by now that I think time should be treated as an attribute, not an entity :-)
MAXWELL, SACO liaison (but speaking personally), 18 August 2011.
Impact of adding subject relationships to RDA
#5. Impact on chapters 18/19-22, 24/25, 29, and Appendices I, J, and K, and possibly their instructions on Source
#6. Source will need to be examined for chapters 2, 3, 6, 9, 10 and 11 for Group 1 and Group 2 entities when used as subjects
If Source is to be reconsidered, this will likely have import on the MLA proposal we are looking to advance regarding container as source. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
#7. RDA may just suggest following its own guidance on those entities... or may wish to allow use of thesauri/lists ... when such entities are used as subjects of works
#8. Re-examination of "core-ness" with regard to all entities when they are in the "role" of the subject of a work
#9. Need to add examples for explanatory references in Appendix E.1.3.4
#10. Need to return to "Constructing access points" for manifestations and items, so that they may be used as subjects
#11. Should consider adding Time
#12. Need to review the impact of work needed for Appendix K
#13. Need to add information to Appendix J on descriptive relationships that can also be considered subject relationships ...
#14. Need to add general information about the subject relationship between Group 2 entities and works in chapter 18 and perhaps in chapters 19-22
#15. Need to write general instructions for chapter 23
Possible content for the "Identifying" chapters
A. Concept
B. Object
I have yet to receive a satisfactory explanation of where to place a class of things. A single cow is an object, what though is the thema category of cows? Likewise, what of substances like iron? I am told both are Objects, but much as a Manifestation is an abstraction of Item, to my mind these are a level of abstraction above Object (but not sufficiently abstract so as to cross over to Concept). The definition here needs to be clarified to address this (or a new thema proposed). MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
As to the Scope, I agree that reconciling Object with Item is necessary. I am intrigued by the BL's articulation that "Vases, Roman" constitutes an Object with the "Portland Vase" an Item as an instance of that Object. (Even though they are employing Object in the abstract, a treatment I decry above.) MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
Attributes for object as subject include only attributes that are presumed to pertain only to the physical object, such as preferred name, variant name, dates and locations (current and found, previous residence). The attributes that relate to content, such as object type, or to creation date, place of creation, etc., belong on the work level. But does it really make sense to treat an art work (or any named object) divorced from its attributes as a work? Why can't we just code it as a 600$a$t, instead of a 650. An object is different from a work that exists in physical multiples (items). It introduces unnecessary complications to split the object off from the work, when they are indivisible. We do that with manuscript, but that has the justification that different manuscripts can have the same intellectual content (multiple mss of the Aeneid, for example) even though they are physically different objects, with different physical characteristics and histories. But every art object is a work unto itself.
-Lipcan (ARLIS/NA), for Elizabeth O'Keefe (Morgan Library), 8-23-11
C. Event
Under C. Event (pages 6-7), is the idea still to allow the access point for a conference, etc. to be used as part of the authorized access point for a work? Randall, 6/10/11
Re Event: my main interest is in trying to get non-recurring exhibitions recognized as events that can be used as authorized access points (at present, only recurring exhibitions can be used as authorized access points). If they are all going to be reclassifed as events, it might be easier to get similar treatment.
-Lipcan (ARLIS/NA), for Elizabeth O'Keefe (Morgan Library), 8-23-11
D. Place
I would note that this is yet another instance where Dates is proposed as an attribute, complicating its possible treatment as an Entity as offered elsewhere in the paper. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
E. Time
I am not certain I understand the BL's response that "For Group 3 the time facet could be intrinsic to whichever scheme is preferred." This is true for temporal subdivisions but there are instances where a time is in and of itself the subject of a work – a work dealing with a specific decade, a specific year, or a specific day – for which we have such specific subject headings. As I consider this, what is the differentiating factor between conceptualizing Prohibition as an Event (although the authority record is as a Concept) and the 1920s as a Time, between The Summer of Love as an Event and Summer 1967 as a Time. There clearly are differences, but how are such differences to be articulated at the conceptual level? Does a given time have relevance outside its use as an attribute for other entities? Conversely, how do we conceptualize an event as a surrogate in part for a given time? MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
Example model for proposals for chapters on relationships
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British Library response (6JSC/LC rep/3/BL rep response)
I don't understand the BL's response under 'II. D.' that Places that are a jurisdiction can be in Group 2 and because they are in Group 2 can have other useful attributes such as coordinates, where non-jurisdiction places strictly can't. Mount Everest can't have coordinates but New York City can? I agree that jurisdictions may have useful attributes not applicable to non-jurisdiction places, but coordinates is not in that set of jurisdiction exclusive attributes. MYERS, MARBI Liaison, 2011/08/16
SAC RDA Subcommittee Comments
The statement that performances are not expressions, but rather that recordings of performances are expressions, is an interesting variation of the old saw "If a tree falls in the forest and no one is there to hear it, does it make a sound?" While the FRBR document didn't seem to explicitly limit expression this way, all the examples referred to recordings of performances. It should be remembered that even for the same performance, you could have different recorded expressions (an authorized archival recording vs. a bootleg of a Broadway show, for example, which could well differ significantly in their capture of the realizaation of the work). Just a musing, I guess. -- Scharff, MusLA, 9/28/11


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Normal, IL (Sports Network) - Illinois State has added former Ohio State
linebacker David Perkins and Citrus Junior College punter C.J. Laros to its
program, the Missouri Valley Football Conference school announced Monday.
Both players have enrolled in classes at Illinois State and are eligible for
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The 6-foot-2, 228-pound Perkins, from South Bend, Ind., played in nine games
for Ohio State as a true freshman last season, registering six tackles and a
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Laros, 6-1, 195, played two seasons at Citrus JC in California. He is a native
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Koreans love the refreshing noodle dish called naengmyun. Photo courtesy of the Los Angeles Times.
It's the prime of summer and food is always a great way to rejuvenate oneself during hot weather.
Curious as to what my peers were enjoying this time around, I asked a few friends and, to my delight, the top pick was a dish that I had almost forgotten about but was soon ecstatic to re-explore: Korean cold buckwheat noodles or mul naengmyun.
Thought to have been made since the Joseon Dynasty (1392-1897), mul naengmyun (or naengmyun for short) is a traditional Korean noodle dish that is made up of cold broth, thin buckwheat noodles (or other various noodles), julienned cucumbers, sliced beef, boiled eggs, and sliced Asian pears. Vinegar and mustard are common condiments used for extra flavoring.
These fresh, tangy and refreshing noodles are served cold, and is not only a favorite among Koreans but it's also gaining in popularity among many non-Koreans.
Mr. Li, an investment banker of Chinese descent, was introduced to naengmyun by his Korean girlfriend and now calls it his favorite summer dish. He frequents Yu-Chun in L.A. to satiate his appetite for these noodles. (His visits to Yu-Chun have led him to try out other Korean dishes). Ms. Yoshida, a fashion market researcher of Japanese descent, says that she has had a great experience trying n
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Chil Bo Myun Ok Ulsacc
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P.S. Most Korean BBQ joints other than the aforementioned will also serve naengmyun. It's a great accompaniment to your hot grilled, savory meat.
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Micromax Unite 2 would make a polyglot go weak at the knees; it comes pre-loaded with 21 languages.
We usually leave out describing about a phones welcome screen in our reviews but Micromax Unite 2 deserves a mention. The welcome screen gives a glimpse at how vast and diverse India is. It shows a cascade of silver letters, written in different languages, floating on the screen before linking to form the word Unite.
It is not just the welcome screen that impressed us. Unite 2 ticks all the boxes of a smart phone with a gilded feather quill.
Key Specs: Supports 21 languages, 1.3 quad core processor, 1GB RAM and 4GB ROM, 4.7 inch IPS display with 800*480 resolution, 5.0 MP rear camera, 2000 mAh battery, Dual Sim,up-to 32GB expandable memory, Android Kitkat 4.2.2.
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Micromax has hit the sweet spot, somewhere between a gulab jamun and a Hersheys dark chocolate, whilst designing the Unite 2. The phone is aesthetically appealing with its well rounded corners and rubber coated back flap. The camera lens juts out above the flash light and the screen is neither too small (4 inches) nor too big (5.5 inches). It is a perfect 4.7 inches. So it is easy to hold the phone and operate with one hand, but it might slightly stick its head out of your pant pockets while travelling. Unite 2 does not have virtual screen buttons, which means more space on the screen. The bezels too are optimal. And the screen resolution is 480*800 WVGA.
If a smartphone priced at Rs 6,999 comes with a time lapse feature then, like Philip J Fry from Futurama, I would say Shut up and take my money!
The time lapse mode in Unite 2 can be adjusted to record between 1 second and 10 seconds intervals. The video mode also has the EIS feature which reduces the frame-to-frame jitter. And it records at 720p resolution.
Unite 2s 5 MP camera has features which you would generally find in a slightly expensive phone. It has a live photo mode, a HDR function to beautify your shots and it can take up to 99 continuous shots. It is also packed with a zero shutter delay option to capture moving images, which have eluded smartphone photographers for a long time.
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Andrew Doan, a former three-time All-Pioneer Football League performer at Morehead State University, joined the Bulldogs as defensive end coach in the summer of 2012. A standout defensive end at Morehead State, he led the Eagles in quarterback sacks as a senior and finished his collegiate career with 18.5 quarterback sacks and 41.5 tackles for loss. He earned a B.S. degree from Morehead State in 2010, and he's currently working on a Master's Degree in Clinical Psychology.
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IUCN has been involved in the CBD since its drafting and through its further development. IUCN has fed into COP decisions through its policy work at the global, regional and national levels, helping to ensure that they are as effective as possible to achieve the CBD objectives. Further, for some issues, COP and SBSTTA – the technical body of the Convention – have made explicit calls for collaboration with IUCN.
All parts of the IUCN Secretariat have been participating in and supporting the CBD process, while using the CBD as a channel to promote their policies and technical experience, and to foster action on the ground, in collaboration with Membership. So far, IUCN has produced several policy papers, background papers for 11 CBD meetings, involving most technical programmes and Regional Offices and an increasing number of Members.
IUCN's work with the CBD for the coming years consists inter-alia of:
- supporting the implementation of the CBD Strategic Plan for Biodiversity 2011-2020 and its Aichi Targets;
- providing support for the implementation of the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing (Aichi Target 16);
- contributing and assisting parties in the revision, update, and development of NBSAPs (Aichi Target 17);
- influence the CBD negotiations to promote conservation in a synergistic manner, through the development and advocacy of policy papers and the promotion of regional and national positions, in a consultative process that involves IUCN global and regional programmes and IUCN members and partners;
- empowerment of relevant stakeholders, in particular the enhancement of regional and national capacities to participate in the CBD process and implement its provisions and provision of mechanisms for stakeholder participation;
- in addition IUCN continously supports different areas of the CBD work plan with technical analysis as for example concerning: Protected Areas, Species, Marine Biodiversity.


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In general terms, leukemia is a cancer of blood cells. Since all blood cells are derived from the bone marrow—the spongy space inside of bones—this is the anatomic origin of leukemia. But, leukemia is considered a "liquid" tumor in that it travels in the bloodstream (and therefore to all tissues) and is not based solely in one organ the way some other cancers are. Leukemia is classified in two different ways: (1) based on the type of bone marrow cell from which it originates, either lymphoid or myeloid, and (2) based on the stage of maturation of the tumor cell. Leukemia that arises from immature cells—so-called acute leukemia—is much more common in children than leukemia that arises from more mature cells—chronic leukemia. In acute leukemia, the leukemia cell is called a "blast" because it is very immature. This overview will focus on the two most common types of childhood leukemia, acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) and acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Within these two broad groups there are many subtypes, some of which are described below.
Leukemia is the most common type of cancer in children - ALL accounts for approximately 75% of all childhood leukemia, and AML about 20%. While both of these major subtypes have similar presenting symptoms and initial diagnostic evaluations (and will be reviewed together in these respects), the treatments differ dramatically.
Like most childhood cancers, leukemia most commonly occurs randomly—or sporadically—in otherwise healthy children without known risk factors. There is a peak in the occurrence of ALL in children aged 2-4 years, but it is not known why this occurs. Certain subtypes of ALL also seem to affect different age groups; for example, T-cell ALL is more common in adolescents compared to younger children.
Certain underlying medical conditions can predispose to the development of leukemia. Children with certain rare inherited immunodeficiency syndromes are at increased risk for ALL. Exposure to specific types of chemotherapy or radiation (to treat cancer) increases a child's risk of developing AML. Children with Trisomy 21 (Down syndrome) have a greatly increased risk of developing both ALL and AML.
Patients with leukemia may have many different types of symptoms before they are diagnosed, but there are a few common clinical features that make doctors suspect that leukemia may be present. Because leukemia arises from the bone marrow where normal blood cells (white blood cells, red blood cells, and platelets) are made, one of the most common features associated with the diagnosis of acute leukemia is a decrease in these normal cells. This occurs when the leukemia blasts literally take up too much space in the bone marrow for the other normal cells to be produced. When normal white blood cells are low, children can develop unexplained fevers or infections; low red blood cells can cause children to develop signs of anemia such as sleepiness, fatigue, pale skin/eyes, headaches, or dizziness; and low platelets can cause bruising, nosebleeds, or gum bleeding. Frequently, leukemia cells (blasts) overflow from the marrow and can be seen by a hematologist or oncologist when the blood is examined under the microscope. Leukemia cells can also cause enlargement of liver and spleen, as well as lymph nodes in the neck, armpit, and groin.
In addition, because leukemia cells expand in the bone marrow space, they can exert pressure on the surrounding normal bone, causing pain. In small children this may manifest as a limp or refusal to walk or use an extremity.
If a doctor suspects that a child may have leukemia, the first step after a thorough history and physical exam, is typically to obtain a panel of blood tests, including blood counts (to determine if leukemia cells are present in the blood, and if the white cells, red cells, or platelets are low) and testing of electrolytes, kidney, and liver function. Frequently, a chest X-ray is performed to see if there is a collection of leukemia cells in an immune organ of the upper chest, called the thymus. In order to definitively establish the diagnosis of acute leukemia in children a test called a bone marrow examination is performed, in which an oncologist inserts a needle into the hip bone while the child is sedated. This involves two parts performed as one procedure: an aspirate (pulling liquid marrow out of the bone) and a biopsy (taking a small piece of solid marrow). At the same time, a sample of spinal fluid is usually obtained to check to see if leukemia cells are present in the central nervous system (CNS)—this is done by a lumbar puncture.
At this point, it is possible to determine what type of leukemia a child has—usually either ALL or AML.
Because leukemia is a "liquid" tumor and is present in the bloodstream, imaging tests like CT and MRI scans are not typically used for diagnosis or staging. Instead, certain characteristics of the patient, the clinical presentation, and the leukemia cells themselves are used to assign patients to a risk category, which in turn determines what treatment is needed.
In children with ALL, the following features are important in determining risk category:
AML treatment is determined predominately by the genetics of the leukemia cells (see above). As is true for patients with ALL, if AML is found in the CNS, increased intensity therapies are used.
For both types of acute leukemia, these features will enable the oncologist to categorize the patient into a specific risk group and subsequently select an initial treatment plan. Afterwards, the response to therapy is monitored closely, and measured by looking at the blood and the bone marrow. After the first phase of therapy (see below), tests are performed to determine if a child with leukemia is in remission and the quality of this remission. Based on this determination, treatment may or may not be altered. As with many types of childhood cancer, this response to therapy has major prognostic implications.
For both ALL and AML, chemotherapy is the major form of treatment, and is divided into different phases of therapy. The structure and intensity of these phases differs significantly. This chemotherapy is administered intravenously and/or orally (systemically) so it can attack the leukemia cells in the bloodstream and bone marrow. In addition, all patients receive some chemotherapy administered directly into the spinal fluid (intrathecal chemotherapy), even if no leukemia cells are found in the CNS at diagnosis. The drugs are given directly into the spinal fluid because most drugs that are given by mouth or vein do not travel well into the CNS. Placing chemotherapy into the spinal fluid serves to prevent the leukemia from coming back in the CNS. In certain cases, radiation to the brain will be administered, although the frequency with which radiation is used in childhood acute leukemia treatment is diminishing.
The initial treatment of acute leukemia involves not just appropriate chemotherapy, but management of complications that the leukemia cells cause, such as giving transfusions of red blood cells or platelets for low blood counts. Occasionally these complications constitute medical emergencies and can be life-threatening; sometimes these improve with prompt initiation of anti-leukemia therapy, but frequently additional measures are taken to ensure that these emergencies are not exacerbated early in the course of treatment.
Treatment for ALL is divided into several major phases—while the names and details of these phases vary depending on the specific regimen that the oncologist selects (and the risk group of the patient), the general structure is the same for almost all forms of ALL. The early phases of therapy are generally intensive (although still mostly outpatient), and are followed by a long period of low-intensity therapy called maintenance (or continuation) that is all outpatient and mostly oral (by mouth) chemotherapy.
In contrast to ALL, where treatment occurs over several years, AML is treated more briefly (over 6-8 months). Because AML is generally more difficult to cure than ALL, the treatment is intensive and associated with more side effects, particularly from infection. For this reason patients largely remain hospitalized during chemotherapy cycles. Treatment is divided into blocks which are 4-6 weeks long with brief breaks in between.
In certain situations, the oncologist may decide that a child's AML is not going to be successfully cured with conventional chemotherapy. This decision is based on the genetics of the leukemia cells and/or the individual's response to the initial phases of therapy. If this is the case, a bone marrow transplant (BMT) may be utilized. For AML, successful BMT utilizes a donor other than the patient (called allogeneic BMT), either a sibling, an unrelated volunteer donor, or unrelated umbilical cord blood. The oncologist will determine if the child has a match from any of these donor sources, based on special tests that determine the likelihood of a patient successfully accepting a transplant. Generally, if a patient has a sibling match, this is the preferred donor source; any given full sibling has an approximately 25% chance of being a match.
If BMT is the treatment of choice, this procedure will be performed after 3-4 cycles of intensive chemotherapy. A BMT is performed by administering very high doses of chemotherapy and/or radiation that serve the purpose of treating the AML and allowing for the successful acceptance of the donated blood/marrow, followed by infusion of the donated blood/marrow. BMT is associated with many risks—particularly infection and organ damage—and patients are monitored very closely in the hospital until it is felt that they are safe to go home (typically 4-6 weeks after transplant).
There is a special form of AML, called APML (or APL), that is treated very differently. Because this type of AML responds to medications targeted at very specific aspects of the cancer cells, it is easier to treat, using less intensive regimens.
The survival rate for childhood leukemia depends on what general type of leukemia (AML or ALL) a child has, and the specific features of the leukemia that determine the risk category. One of the most important markers for prognosis is response to therapy. It is important to remember that all risk assignment is treatment-based, meaning that a child with so-called "high risk ALL" may have the same chance of cure as a child with a lower risk assignment, but only if they receive more intensive therapy. Below is a very general review of the probability that treatment will be successful based on type of leukemia and risk group.
With current treatment approaches approximately 80-90% of childhood ALL will be cured. This differs by risk group:
Overall, approximately 60% of children with AML can be cured of their disease. This number is higher for those with so-called low-risk disease, but much lower for patients with high-risk features or those that do not respond well to initial therapy even with much more intensive therapy (that may include BMT).
While acute leukemia is by far the most common form of childhood leukemia, other types can occur. Of these, the most common is chronic myelogenous leukemia (CML). This type of leukemia is common in adults and presents in a different way than acute leukemia. Because the leukemia cells in CML almost all have a specific genetic change that responds very well to a specific drug (imatinib mesylate), this drug (or a similar one) is the treatment of choice for control of CML. Children with CML are treated with imatinib, but since this drug only controls the disease without achieving a true cure, more definitive therapy with BMT is sometimes needed.
While not technically classified as leukemia, children can develop myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), which is a problem with the development and maturation of bone marrow cells that can progress to AML. These patients present with symptoms of low blood counts as well, but bone marrow testing does not reveal acute leukemia cells. These children require BMT for cure.
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Childhood Leukemia Information from Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
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Installing Wood Panels To Your PT Cruiser - New Age WoodyWritten by on May 1, 2002 Contributors: Rick Bottom Custom Motorsports A Wood Panel Kit To Make Your PT Cruiser Look Like A Classic
Nostalgia is in! For the last couple of years, Detroit's manufacturers have been looking to the past for certain new car designs, and the public has been spending more money to make their rides look "old school" classic. The PT Cruiser sparked interest in the aftermarket industry to create parts that backdate the little people-hauler to even greater vintage styling. PTCruisn.com has come up with a great woody kit to give a retro Town and Country look to the PT. Rick Bottom Custom Motorsports loaned us one of its cars called the "Beach Cruiser" (see Jan. 2002 Mopar Muscle, "Misplaced Youth") to tool around the country for a week. With Rick's help, we will show how simple this installation really is. Surf's up, dude.
Finally, whatever you do, don't rush. The quality of the job is only as good as the effort and time you put into it. Let the car sit overnight before removing the supporting tape. Then, load up the family and head to the beach (don't worry, the thing will still get great mileage!).
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Like all projects, begin by laying all the pieces around the car to ensure they are all there and not damaged. The packaging was quality and the wood kit was flawless.The factory emblems and trim need to be removed. This is easy; simply heat the emblems with a heat gun or hair dryer until the glue softens and peel them away.You must also remove all wax from the car for the panels to stick. Use isopropyl rubbing alcohol or a cleaning agent like PPG's Multi Prep pre-painting cleaner.Temporarily install the entire kit on the car, securing it with masking tape to ensure alignment of the panels.Remove the panel, then use some 80-grit sandpaper and scuff several locations on the back of the panel. Clean the back with the cleaning agent you used on the body and apply several large dabs of adhesive (we used windshield adhesive), then remove the paper from the already-attached two-way tape. The tape simply holds the panel in place until the adhesive dries.Once you have the panels aligned, carefully cut the tape but leave it on the panel and the body. This gives you visual marks to put the panel in the exact location you removed it from.


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May 30, 2016
The Michigan Department of Treasury released the 2002 math and science MEAP scores for 4th, 5th, 7th and 8th grade students.
A department spokesman call the scores overall a nice showing by the students.
In elementary and middle school at least 25 percent exceeded state standards, and in Science at least 15 percent exceeded Michigan standards.
The Department of Treasury hopes to release high school science, high school math and social studies scores in October.
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New York City crews are working to get all subway tracks clear and more trains running. There's plenty of gasoline in the Superstorm-battered Northeast -- it's just not at gas stations. Drivers in parts of New York and New Jersey have been waiting in long lines to fill up their gas tanks while millions of gallons of gasoline sit at the ready in storage tanks, pipelines and tankers.
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Thornton Burgess thrilled two generations of children with his delightful nature tales, publishing over 170 books, most of them illustrated by the great Harrison Cady, that featured an array of woodland creaturessome saintly, some personable, others cranky and haughty, some even naughty, but all fun (and not a single one dull)in simple, well-written tales that always entertained and always taught a lesson about human nature. With an eye toward bringing wonderful stories to children in the earlier grades, National Review has here collected the first ten of Burgess's "bedtime story" books. Inside The National Review Treasury of Classic Bedtime Storiesbrightened by some sixty of Cady's drawings (reproduced just as they appeared in the original old books)are ten terrific "adventure" tales of Reddy Fox, Johnny Chuck, Peter Cottontail, Unc' Billy Possum, Mistah Mocker, Jerry Muskrat, Danny Meadow Mouse, Grandfather Frog, Chatterer the Red Squirrel, Sammy Jay, and the other colorful and lovable denizens of the "Green Meadows" and the "Briar Patch."
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