text:
Genre: Action, Crime, Thriller | Run Time: 102 min | Rated: R
Director: Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez | Starring: Mickey Rourke, Jessica Alba, Josh Brolin, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Ava Green, Rosario Dawson, Bruce Willis, Ray Liotta
By: George Wolf of Maddwolf.com
Remember The Matrix? So cool! Full of heady ideas with a visual execution like nothing we'd ever seen before, it kind of took audiences' breath away. But just two years later when the sequel came out, the visuals were already stale, which made the weaknesses in the script, performances and direction more evident, which led to a pretty big letdown.
So at least you're prepared for Sin City 2: A Dame to Kill For.
Though directors Robert Rodriguez and Frank Miller have not lost their flair for comic book imagery – SC2 is to noir cartoon glory what LeBron James is to homecomings – it's no longer enough to overlook the flaws in the story. It's been nine years since the experience was new, and it's been redone by many since then. What else does this Dame have to offer?
More of the same: damaged, mostly naked women, some of them in bondage wear; tough guys with a soft spot for dames and a weakness for their own inner demons; lost souls of good people who make bad choices; evildoers, and one back alley surgeon who gives the film a much needed moment of levity.
The timelines among this film's vignettes and those of its predecessor are never clear, which works in this surreal environment. Sure, Marv (Mickey Rourke) died last time, but maybe this is a prequel. I mean, the twins are still alive. Except Marv's wearing that black trench coat and the Nancy storyline is up to date, so…who cares? Just go with it. The film has enough problems without you taking a magnifying glass to its narrative structure.
No one would claim the original Sin City was a feminist manifesto, but its sequel's shift in primary villain from a quartet of power- and flesh-hungry men to one very naked woman (the never shy Eva Green) tips the misogyny scale away from guilty pleasure to vicarious contempt.
Which is not to say that Green does a bad job. Hers is easily the strongest performance onscreen, an admirable accomplishment since her role can be summed up in three tasks: get naked, seduce, repeat.
There are two or three storylines that go nowhere, while the Nancy (Jessica Alba)/Hartigan (Bruce Willis) side plot begs for a little clarity. Very little happening onscreen is as compelling as it was last time around, and the co-directors frequently lose their pacing, giving their tales a bloated, tedious feel.
It turns out, Frank Miller's grim, salacious world wasn't really worth the return trip.
Read more reviews by George Wolf and Hope Madden on Maddwolf.com.


text:
|Hospital board will begin search for new administrator
|Written by Wauneta Breeze
|Thursday, 29 November 2012 16:24
Interim administrator
will be appointed
By Russ Pankonin
The Imperial Republican
After a special board meeting Monday night, Nov. 19, board members of the Chase County Community Hospital came to a consensus to dismiss Hospital Administrator Lola Jones.
That dismissal occurred Tuesday afternoon, Nov. 20, when board chair Bob Mendenhall, Sr., accompanied by board member Sam McNair, asked for Jones' resignation.
During an interview Wednesday, Nov. 21, Mendenhall said the board decided to take action due to a "lot of dissension and turmoil amongst the staff."
He said Jones did a terrific job with the oversight of the hospital, along with addressing ongoing regulatory issues. However, he said personnel issues got out of hand, jeopardizing her ability to lead.
Mendenhall said they will appoint an interim administrator until a new administrator is hired.
A special meeting was planned Tuesday night, Nov. 27. The topic of an interim administrator/chief executive officer appeared on the agenda.
Jones shocked by action
Jones said this week she was taken totally by surprise when she was asked for her resignation.
Most of all, Jones said she would like to know exactly why the board took the action it did. She said she was not given any reason for her dismissal.
"I did not resign," she said. This runs counter to statements from board members that she did resign.
She said the manner in which she was escorted from the building "makes me look like I've done something horrific. I haven't," she said.
Jones said she has appreciated being able to serve the hospital for the past 22 years, the last eight as administrator.
She regrets and is shocked that it ended this way.
Hospital board met inregular session Nov. 15
The hospital board met Thursday, Nov. 15, for their regular meeting.
During the meeting, the board heard a report on a survey dealing with the state of trust amongst hospital staff.
Near the end of the meeting, the board went into executive session to discuss personnel and strategic planning.
In an unrelated action, board member Vicky Heskett of Imperial submitted her resignation from the board effective Monday, Nov. 19. When contacted, she said she resigned for personal reasons.
That same day, another special meeting was called for Monday evening to further address personnel issues. The bulk of themeeting was conducted in executive session.
While no vote was taken, the board reached a consensus on a course of action.
Russ Pankonin, co-publisher of The Imperial Republican, said he believes the lack of proper meeting notice for the Nov. 19 meeting violates Nebraska's Open Meetings statutes.
He also expressed concern that a consensus was reached without taking a formal vote.
While these may represent open meetings law violations, he said it would not likely set aside the action taken by the board.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Plan and share activities for IYC 2011
Want to submit your own activity or comment?
In order to do so you need to be part of the IYC network. Please log in or sign up now.
Join the IYC Network
In this section, your ideas for IYC2011 can start to become reality. Here, you can submit activities for consideration and, after a short review, they will be listed below and any related events will populate the IYC calendar. Activities listed here have a clearly defined theme and describe how, when, and where they will take place.
If you are not quite ready to submit a plan, keep working at it and come back soon. And remember, you can always browse and search this forum to find out what others are planning and even add your own comments to the discussion.
Currently viewing all activities tagged with hands-on activities in topics - See all activities
An Evening of Lectures and Demonstration for the General Public Ying Zheng | added on Oct 17, 2011 | Canada Hosted by Greg Patenaude and Rene Boere
Chemistry in the service of humankind Bhagyabati Nayak | added on Oct 15, 2011 | India exhibition on wonders of chemistry,seminar on solving energy crisis,posters on usefulness of chemistry,career fair ,quiz on chemistry,visit to industrial estste etc.
ChemFest Heather Jarrett | added on Oct 14, 2011 | United States Come celebrate National Science Week at Carnegie Science Center! Explore the everyday applications of chemistry by investigating dozens of hands-on exhibits and demonstrations presented by local organizations!
|celebrating chemistry, hands-on activities, demonstrations, networking, chemistry education
|general public, students, school children
Celebrating the IYC 2011 @ Chamchuri Square-CU Numpon Insin | added on Oct 08, 2011 | Thailand Department of Chemistry, CU, the Chemical Society and NSM have planned a variety of activities to join the celebration of the International Year of Chemistry. These activities are set up in order to communicate about the IYC, the important role of chemistry in life, and the significant contributions of women in chemistry.
|celebrating chemistry, hands-on activities, competition, photo contest, stage show
|students, general public, high schools, tertiary education, secondary schools students
Conceptual Chemistry Experiments Hemant Pande | added on Oct 01, 2011 | India Experiments to make school chemistry easy
|educational materials, hands-on activities
|students, teachers


text:
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Pierre Jackson totaled 17 points and 10
assists to lead Baylor over Iowa, 74-54, in the National Invitation Tournament
title game for the first postseason championship in school history.
Baylor also became the first Big 12 school to win the NIT by hitting 54
percent from the field and holding Iowa to 27 percent shooting.
Cory Jefferson scored a game-high 23 points, while Isaiah Austin had 15 with
nine rebounds for the second-seeded Bears (23-14), who lost their only other
NIT title game against Penn State in 2009.
Iowa (25-13), playing in its first NIT title game, was led by Aaron White's 12
points. Roy Devyn Marble, who averaged 24.3 points in the first four games of
the tourney, shot just 3-of-12 from the field for a mere six points for the
third-seeded Hawkeyes.
Iowa's only lead came on the game's opening basket, as Baylor scored the next
nine points and went into the break holding a 27-22 cushion.
The Hawkeyes clawed within one, 28-27, early in the second half, but the Bears
countered with a 14-4 run that Jackson capped with a 3-pointer.
Jackson hit again from long range near the midway point for a 49-34 advantage,
then fed Jefferson for a thunderous dunk to give the Bears a healthy 21-point
lead that was never threatened down the stretch.
The Sports Network


text:
WXIA -- A lot has been said about who to blame for the gridlock and slow response following this week's winter storm.
Atlanta Mayor Kasim Reed was been attacked by the national media and Governor Deal has taken responsibility.
Watch Brenda's Last Word on the issue above.
See the Daily 11@7 roundtable on the winter storm response.
Watch Brenda be transparent about 11Alive's role in the forecast leading up to the storm.
11Alive News Exclusive Survey: Most place blame with Deal


text:
Memphis, TN (Sports Network) - Goran Dragic scored 15 of his 17 points in the
fourth quarter to push the Phoenix Suns past the Memphis Grizzlies, 96-90, on
Tuesday at FedExForum.
Dragic shot 5-for-6 from the floor while also making all five of his free
throw attempts in the final quarter to help the Suns end a two-game skid.
Marcin Gortat came through with 20 points and Kendall Marshall added 11 off
the bench.
Jermaine O'Neal returned after a seven-game absence with an irregular
heartbeat to score 14 in the victory.
Jerryd Bayless finished with a season-high 29 points, but Memphis couldn't
take advantage of a Phoenix team which came in with a 4-20 record on the road.
Zach Randolph broke out of a three-game slump with 21 points and 13 boards in
Tayshaun Prince scored 11 points in his second game with the Grizzlies, but
had a crucial turnover late in the contest, which helped decide the outcome.
The Sports Network


text:
As my crystal (tennis) ball predicted, Maria "Shriek"apova will be working the Nike Paris Dress during her run towards a career Grand Slam at Roland Garros. According to Tennis Week:
The "Paris dress" by Nike is a 1920s-inspired design that reflects her dynamic sense of style. Designed in collaboration with the three-time Grand Slam champion, the performance Dri-Fit dress is dark obsidian blue with contrasting chalk white satin ribbons and double layered pleated skirt. The elegant, ultra-light creation is finished with a luminous Tiffany pearl button closure that fastens at the back of the dress.
The Russian glamourpuss will also be donning Tiffany designer Elsa Peretti's Wave earrings in 18K gold. The partnership will last for the next two years and Maria will be showcasing Tiffany jewelry at all four Grand Slams.
Very glam, very Paris. Just don't lose them in the red dirt Maria (says the lucky ball girl...or boy).
(image via tennisweek.com)
Thursday, May 22, 2008
FASHION FIX: Sharapova French Open dress finally revealed...and the crystal (tennis) ball has bragging rights
Labels: dress, fashion, jewelry, Maria Sharapova, Nike, sponsorship, style, tennis, Tiffany's
9 comments:
- AnonymousMay 22, 2008 at 5:40 PM
Now Maria S. scrubs up quite nicely off court but these little dresses are SUCH a big mistake for someone who plays tennis with as much finesse as a navvy, is so lacking in elegant movement on court to go with her 'frocks', sweats so very profusely and has such bad skin on her face, back and shoulders. She should stick to much more flattering utilitarian outfits like the skirt and shirt she wore for the end of year tournament in Madrid in 2007.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 22, 2008 at 11:31 PM
I totally agree with you. She thinks she's the next Audrey Hepburn. That 2006 US Open dress was horrible, and it didn't suit her figure at all.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousMay 22, 2008 at 11:31 PM
I totally agree with you. She thinks she's the next Audrey Hepburn. That 2006 US Open dress was horrible, and it didn't suit her figure at all.ReplyDelete
yeah i really loved that lady-like look from the championships last year. it was feminine with interesting detailing but was trying too hard or over-the-top like the red dress from last year's us open. that was too much.ReplyDelete
and the design on the white one for the day made her look like she had chest hair. not the best image for a modern russian woman!
oh yeah and what's with her face in this image? she looks like she smelled something awful...ReplyDelete
Why is Maria called Shriekapova when Venus shrieks as loud or louder than her?ReplyDelete
I like her new style of dresses...ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 14, 2008 at 1:33 PM
Speaking of earrings, I just found some very cute tennis earrings at a site called Koko P Sports Jewelry. Lots of nice tennis specific designs.ReplyDelete
The dress looks good on Maria!ReplyDelete


text:
looks great man. somehow i really love the ununiform shapes of the buildings (even tho i realize these are most likely just drafts)
one thing that occurs to me, and could be me just understanding things wrong.. is that i believe there would need to be a much larger farm-network to support such a city... i could be wrong, but i think farmland usually needs to equal or surpass urban areas just to keep everyone fed... obviously not all of these areas need be on the map, and also trade routes could help with this.. so your map could easily be truthful, i just thought i'd point it out.
i think we've had the conversation before about the common lack of farmland associated with a city, maybe if you search around you might be able to dig up those threads... either that, or someone else could support my claim? or possibly kick me in the teeth and call me stupid? either/or would help shed more light.


text:
Out of Stock
Item # SNZ0358
Don't worry though, we have a lot more All-Mountain & Trail in stock than that.View Similar Products
Santa Cruz Bicycles 5010 Carbon R AM Complete Mountain Bike $0.00
If you've recently perused Santa Cruz's Enve/XTR spec'd offerings, the experience most likely involved a bout of sticker shock. Thankfully, though, Santa Cruz isn't an exclusive manufacture for the world's elite. Instead, you'll find that the 5010 Carbon's R AM build kit creates an accessible entry to the 27.5-inch arena.
And, if the fear of a diminished experience due to inferior parts is going to haunt you, keep in mind that this 125mm trail bike features respected Shimano SLX components. Additionally,it retains front and rear FOX Racing Shox suspension. But, components aside, the big news with this bike are its mid-size wheels and dedicated geometry. Together, they take full advantage of the rolling stock.
A quick look at the geometry makes this perfectly clear. The 5010's chainstay length is only a quarter-of-an-inch longer than the Blur TRc, yet it's three-quarters-of-an-inch shorter than the Tallboy LT. Another key number is its bottom bracket height — the 5010 is .04-inches higher than the TRc and a quarter-inch lower than the Tallboy LT. This means that aboard the 5010, you'll enjoy that 'seated within' feeling of two-niners, while retaining the nimbleness that would otherwise be lost to long wheelbases, high-center of gravity, and flex'y wheels.
In fact, the 5010's wheelbase is a full-inch shorter than the Tallboy, and it has a trail-worthy 68 degree head tube angle. That should be enough numbers to expose the playful, yet composed nature of the 5010. But, just as essential to that balance is Santa Cruz's carbon mastery. The 5010Carbon uses a one-piece layup and curing process for the triangles, as opposed to assembling joints, which would require bonding, wrapping, or rivets. And, because this process allows continuous interlocking fibers to wrap between tubes, the resulting structure efficiently distributes loads and absorbs impact energy. All the while, this process eliminates any excess material. As you might imagine, each size's dedicated tooling makes this is a costly process. However, this allows Santa Cruz to control the outside shape, the inside shape, and to compact the fibers during the layup for the to each frame size.
From the Small to the X-large frame, structure is optimized for intended rider weight and forces. Additionally, placing material where it's needed most results in a strong and nimble chassis for the VPP suspension to work its magic. And speaking of the VPP suspension on the 5010, it's the second generation and features upper- and lower-links that flatten shock rate in order to provide active motion early in the axle path. This allows the rear wheel to easily move up and back as you ride over a bump. The link design also balances downward pedaling force with the pulling force of the chain. This effectively neutralizes them, while also preventing pedal-bob or squatting during acceleration. This keeps speed up, however, VPP also assists in keeping that speed in check. The VPP design also prevents brake-induced lock-out, effectively keeping the suspension supple over braking bumps.
And whether you're rolling over rock gardens, clawing up rooted and rocky climbs, or negotiating steep descents, VPP suspension remains active and responsive. Key to this are its linkages and hardware. A carbon fiber upper-link not only shaves weight, but it also enhances lateral stiffness. At the bottom end of things, an alloy lower-link features easily-serviceable grease ports that are positioned in order to avoid damage and to ensure a long bearing life.
The pivots are oversized, with 15mm locking axle-pins. Additionally, they run on intricately-sealed bearings with one-way purging seals that are intended to last the life of the frame. Even better, this design won't either creak or loosen. And for the people who want every lightweight feature addressed, Santa Cruz topped it off with anodized aluminum hardware where it's applicable. Managing the 5010's 125mm of travel is the lightweight and reliable FOX FLOAT CTD.
The easy-to-adjust three position lever provides platform options to maximize efficiency while either climbing, traversing, or descending. At the front of the 5010, a 130mm travel FOX FLOAT 32 Evolution has CTD dampening, as well, to keep tuning intuitive. For drivetrain duty, you'll find a Shimano M552 triple crankset, a 10-speed HG81 cassette, and an SLX rear derailleur and shifters.
Stopping a wheelset that consists of Shimano M678 hubs laced to WTB ST i23 TCS rims are a set of Shimano's Deore disc brakes. Santa Cruz mated them up to a 180mm front rotor and 160mm rear for an excellent balance of modulation and power. Mounted to the wheels are Maxxis High Roller 2 EXO tubeless tires. Finishing the 5010 R AM's build is a Race Face Ride seatpost, WTB Volt Race saddle, TruVativ AKA stem, and Race Face Ride handlebar.
The Santa Cruz 5010 Carbon R AM Complete Mountain Bike is available in four sizes from Small to X-Large and in the colors Gloss Orange/white and Matte Black/green.
Tech Specs
View more All-Mountain & Trail
sizing chart
Bike size by rider height
Geometry chart
Santa Cruz Bicycles
|Seat Tube
|Effective Top Tube
|Stand Over
|Head Tube Length
|Head Tube Angle
|Seat Tube Angle
|Bottom Bracket Height
Reviews & Community
The do-it-all bike!
- Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer
I could write a huge review on this awesome bike but the bottom line is that this is the do-it-all go to bike in my stable. It pedals just as efficient as my XC 29ers, climbs like a 26er, and has just enough suspension to shred down black diamond rocky sections like a downhill bike. All at half the cost of a Pivot Mach 4! VPP is spot-on!
Love it!!!!!!!
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I bought one of the last Large size ones from Backcountry and glad I did. I love this bike. My riding has improved thanks to its great fit and handling. I know this is the XL size posting and I have a L, but if you are contemplating buying an XL, this bike rocks! Arrived in box completely secure and in perfect condition. If you want to improve your Mt. Bike skills, I highly recommend this bike.
Employee Choice
Herd member Miles enjoying the Solo on some Park City brown pow.
Solo is on the right.
SOLO carbon...
- Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Rode the fully loaded SOLO Carbon XX1, etc and the a similar loaded Bronson, SOLO or 5010 in the US is one sweet bike. It retailed at �8kish which is nuts for a bike, looking at a Ducatti for that money. If you got the cash then go for the 5010 / SOLO,will it make you ride any better, no, watched a kid on a clapped out Nukeproof do some crazy stuff... Get this, learn to ride it, upgrade as bits fall off...


text:
To the editor:
Reports on the Internet about the Boy Scouts of America plans to allow homosexual members and leaders is very confusing to me.
The organization will allow different chapters to make their own polices about gays but will continue to ban atheists?
In my opinion, if you are involved in a homosexual lifestyle, you are disobeying God, which means you don�t believe in God, which makes you an atheist!
If you believe in God, you will obey, or at least try to obey, all his laws which only He has the right and power to judge.
I used to be a Boy Scout, and my parents would have been very upset if they knew that I might be at risk of molestation by a fellow Scout or Scout leader. Better they should disband the entire organization before allowing this. If gays want the scouting experience, let them start their own organization.
Dennis Pfeiffer
Location, ST | website.com


text:
August Paul Nitzschke
August Paul Nitzschke, 96 of Remsen, Iowa, entered the Lord's home on December 6, 2011.
Funeral service will be Saturday, December 10, 2011 at 10:00a.m. from Christ Lutheran Church in Remsen with Pastor Dennis Martens officiating. Visitation will be at the church on Friday, December 9th, 2011 beginning at 4:00p.m. with a prayer service at 7:00p.m. Services have been entrusted to Fisch Funeral Home & Monument in Remsen. Condolences may be sent online to www.fischfh.com
|< Prev
|Next >


text:
Street Style Report
An Expecting Photographer Does Comfy Cool
What are you wearing?
Gypsy05 tunic, Seraphine maternity leggings, Pour La Victoire shoes.
A Twin Peaks Blogger Does Polished + Edgy
What are you wearing?
Louisa Parris scarf, Kate Spade Saturday sunglasses, Kathleen Whitaker via Metier stick stud, Uniqlo V-neck tee and black crepe shorts, Dieppa Restrepo loafers, American Apparel denim clutch and belt, ring via Chloe Rose Boutique.
A Marina Shop Owner With Unpredictable Style
What are you wearing?
Jumpsuit by Paper Lantern, hat by Roberto Sanchez, necklace by Eleni Cassavetes, shoes by Steve Madden, bag by Ingrid + Astrid. Everything I'm wearing is from Marmalade, except for the shoes.
Harajuku Meets Wednesday Adams at the 7x7 Office
Sometimes we have to travel to such mystical lands as the Mission or Pac Heights to find a suitable candidate for the weekly Street Style Report. Other times, we just have to look around 7x7's SoMa office. Enter: 7x7 intern Jessica Trou.
A Photographer Does Tomgirl Style
What are you wearing?
Equipment top, Blank NYC x Madewell jeans, Dieppa Restrepo oxfords, a gold-dipped shark's tooth necklace by Margaret Elizabeth, Kate Spade clutch and bangles, and a Friday family heirloom ring.
An Artist Masters Comfy But Presentable Style
What are you wearing?
Kith pants. Kenneth Field shirt. J.Crew jacket. New Balance sneakers. Norse Projects cap.
An Alameda Resident Who's All About Elevated Basics
What are you wearing?
Habitual waxed cargo jeans, Burberry boots, Raleigh Workshop tee, Bonnie bracelet by Kara Ryan, Banana Republic bag and necklace, G-Star Raw jacket.
An Interior Designer That Stands the Test of Time
What are you wearing?
Vest by Lauren Manoogian, jean jacket by Gap Kids (thrifted), jeans by Madewell, tank by Turk & Taylor, wedges by Dolce Vita, earrings by Enflux, gold bracelet by Coatt (spells my daughter Vivian's name in Morse code!), black bracelet by Jenée Despain, and purse by Gift Shop Brooklyn.
An IT Dude Who Dresses From The Feet Up
What are you wearing?
Kill City button-up, Publish shorts, Uniqlo socks, Nike SB Janoski Digi Floral sneakers.
A Dapper Filmmaker Masters Clean and Classic Style
How would you describe your style?
Clean and classic. The aim is thoughtful, but effortless.


text:
May 29, 2016
Authorities have identified the man killed in the tornado that hit east Mississippi as 28-year-old Carlos Madrigal of Blue Mountain.
Kemper County Coroner Terry Bostick says authorities are awaiting the results of an autopsy before releasing a cause of death.
Bostick says Madrigal was at Contract Fabricators Inc. north of DeKalb when the tornado hit Thursday.
The business was hit hard. A tall metal building was left in ruins and a tractor trailer was twisted and overturned. Debris was strewn through nearby woods.
The tornado injured several people in Kemper and Noxubee counties.
Authorities say storm damage assessments are continuing Friday.
The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency says Thursday's storms caused damages in at least seven counties in the state.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
Things to see and do - Eindhoven
Leaving for the Netherlands
Eindhoven :
Unmissable tourist sites
Where to sleep?
Eindhoven Hotel tips
Queen Hotel from48 €Book
Budgethotel de Zwaan from32 €Book
Boutique Hotel Lumiere from60 €Book
Eindhoven Travel guide
Eindhoven : Michelin's recommendations
A large and constantly growing industrial centre, Eindhoven today is the fifth largest town in the country. The textile and tobacco (cigars) industries which were set up there at the start of the 19C gave way one hundred years later to the Philips company and, from 1928, to the Van Doorne car factories (or DAF). By virtue of its economic importance, the town was bombed several times during the Second World War and most of its historic buildings were destroyed.
Tourist attractions Eindhoven : Things to see and do
The Stedelijk van Abbemuseum
Bilderdijklaan 10 NL - 5611 BK Eindhoven
Bequeathed to the city in 1936 by businessman H. J. van Abbe, this building houses a rich collection of paintings and sculpture dating from 1900 to modern times, but focusing mainly on the period after 1945. There you will see the evolution of modern..
The centre
NL - 5611 Eindhoven
This is where the Frits Philips music centre ( the Muziekcentrum Frits Philips) and the De Heuvel Galerie business centre are located. The town hall (the stadhuis) was built between 1949 and 1955 by J. Van der Laan and J. Kirch. The Liberation Monume..
Het Witte Dorp (the White Village)
Geldropseweg et St.-Jorislaan NL - 5611 Eindhoven
This complex of 264 white houses with red roofs was created by W. M. Dudok, the architect of the Hilversum town hall. It's a beautiful example of a functionalist town. Its construction, carried out between 1937 and 1974, was financed by a private con..
Hotels Eindhoven
Pullman Eindhoven Cocagne
Vestdijk 47 NL - 5611CA EINDHOVEN
Prix Prices from : 104 €
This beautiful hotel is located in the charming heart of Eindhoven, right opposite the luxury De Heuvel shopping center. The Pullman Eindhoven Cocagne has 320 stylish hotel rooms, 18 multifunctional meeting rooms to accommodate all your meetings and ..
Queen Hotel
Markt 7 NL - 5611 EB Eindhoven
The Queen Hotel is situated at the lively market in the centre of Eindhoven. The hotel is surrounded by shopping streets, entertainment areas and international offices, but also the natural reserves of Peel and Kempen. The Queen hotel is a cosy hote..
Hotel La Reine
Wilhelminaplein 3 NL - 5611 HE Eindhoven
Prix Prices from : 49 €
Hotel La Reine is situated along the Wilhelmina Square in Eindhoven, a 10-minute walk from the train station. The hotel offers 4 different room types. Each room has a private bathroom, free Wi-Fi and a flat-screen TV. Breakfast and lunch will be se..
Restaurants Eindhoven
Markt 7 NL - 5611 EB Eindhoven
De Karpendonkse Hoeve
Sumatralaan 3 NL - 5631 AA Eindhoven
This restaurant is housed in a thatch-roofed farm and nestles in the quiet countryside of Karpendonkse Plas. It opened over 35 years ago and looks completely at home here. The chefs and the waiters join forces to provide a heart-warming welcome and d..
Kleine Berg 10 NL - 5611 JV Eindhoven
This cosy eatery situated at 10 Kleine Berg achieves real culinary heights. This is thanks to its talented chef and skilful team who create a feast for your taste buds. Fine produce is expertly prepared and beautifully presented, offering guests a tr..
Bleekweg 7 NL - 5611 EZ Eindhoven
Settle into your designer-style chair, relax in the lounge atmosphere and hold on tight - Zarzo's inventive cuisine is mind-blowing! The balanced combination of top quality ingredients produces delicious food that is unfussy and full of flavour. Ther..
Umami by Han
Kleine Berg 57 H NL - 5611 JT Eindhoven
If you find it difficult to decide what to eat, then you will enjoy the shared dining concept in this trendy restaurant. It boasts an impressive selection of dishes at extremely good value. Each course consists of two small dishes prepared in Japanes..
Avant-Garde Van Groeninge
Frederiklaan 10d NL - 5616 NH Eindhoven
This chic restaurant, cleverly integrated into the Philips stadium, boasts a trendy 'Zen' décor and a terrace near the stands. It offers inventive dishes, a fine selection of wines and good advice from the steward. Professional service.


text:
May 31, 2016
Mississippi's economy is forecast to grow slowly again in 2013, after eking out just barely positive growth in 2012.
State economists predict economic output will expand 1.4 percent next year. That's likely to be only enough growth to bring the state's unemployment rate down to about 9 percent.
Marianne Hill, an economist for Mississippi's College Board, says Mississippi's reliance on low-skill jobs and federal money means its economy is growing more slowly than other parts of the nation.
A drop in payroll employment during parts of 2012 led economists to say Mississippi had dipped back into recession.
For the year, Hill predicts the state's output will grow, but only by 0.4 percent, compared to 2.1 percent growth nationwide.
Click Here to access the online Public Inspection File
Viewers with disabilities can get assistance accessing this station's FCC Public Inspection File by contacting the station with the information listed below. Questions or concerns relating to the accessibility of the FCC's online public file system should be directed to the FCC at 888-225-5322, 888-835-5322 (TTY), or email@example.com.


text:
WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA)--When Sniper John Allen Muhammad is executed next week, the wife of his last victim will be there watching.
Seven years after her husband Conrad Johnson was gunned down, Denise Johnson tells 9NEWS NOW digital correspondent Audrey Barnes she is still healing.
"As time goes on,of course, it gets easier. The pain lessens a little bit, but it's still there. It's still there and he's greatly missed," Denise says.
Standing on the top step of Ride On Bus number 5705, a bullet pierced through the abdomen of the 35-year-old driver, Conrad Johnson.
He would become the last victim of the DC Sniper.
Asked if she ever thinks: "If only they had caught him sooner?" Denise says, "I always think that."
John Allen Muhammad and his teenaged accomplice, Lee Boyd Malvo, were caught sleeping at a rest stop on I-70 west of Myersville, two days after gunning down Johnson.
Denise says, "I don't think I will ever have closure."
But Johnson's wife Denise has found a way to get on with her life: "It was one set of footsteps in the sand because God carried me through all that."
Without Conrad, she has to be the strong parent for their two boys, 13 year old Davaugh and 21 year old Dante, who's trying to fill some very big shoes his dad left behind.
Dante was 14 when his dad passed. The man he has become is remarkable. He still remembers all his dad taught him.
Of Dante, Denise says, "He definitely takes on almost a father role with his brother. I can't ask for anything better."
The sign at the busstop where Conrad Johnson took that sniper's bullet urges people to always remember. Denise says she looks forward to the day where she can forget the man who pulled the trigger. That day will come she says, when she witnesses his execution.
"His punishment fits the crime. Justice will be served."
Even though that will give her some measure of peace, her heart still aches for another wife and mother whose family was torn apart by the tragedy, Mildred Muhammad, the sniper's ex wife.
"As a mother and a wife she feels my hurt. I kind of feel hers as well."
Seven years later, the longing and the loss are still there but so is the love.
"I know Conrad's watching over us, our strength in god and being a close knit family we are. We'll be just fine."
Click here for profiles of other sniper victims


text:
Latest Headlines
Cooler than average temperatures this week.
A company said it has faced challenges since seeking approval to put a care ...
The No. 24 Arkansas baseball team (21-13) raced out to an early lead Wednesday ...
Due to the threat of inclement weather, Arkansas baseball's series opener with ...
Ashley Blackstone is an Emmy award winning journalist who loves waking up with Arkansans every weekday. She anchors "THV 11 This Morning" with Tom Brannon and Alyse Eady.
Ashley is from Charleston, South Carolina and received her bachelor's degree in radio-television broadcasting.
Following college graduation, Ashley went to work for the ABC affiliate in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina where she reported on a number of tropical storms and hurricanes as they threatened the coast.
She joined Today's THV in 2006 as a general assignment news reporter and became part of the morning team in 2011. Whether the news is hard hitting or light hearted, her goal is to help viewers start their day with a smile.
Along with her involvement in the Mid-America Emmy Organization, Ashley has been recognized with prestigious Edward R. Murrow awards and several awards from the Arkansas Broadcasters Association.
She's called Arkansas home for the last six years and is excited to now be an Arkansas Razorback fan! Ashley is an animal lover and enjoys all things that are southern. She also volunteers with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arkansas.
Feel free to e-mail her with any unique and interesting story ideas at email@example.com.


text:
Friday lineup, Cy Young Celebration, T-Shirts
The Royals host Boston tonight and the first 35,000 fans will receive a Cy Young Celebration t-shirt courtesy of H&R Block. Get here early as we'll honor Zack at 7:00! Here's your Kansas City lineup:
(DeJesus – RF), (Podsednik – LF), (Callaspo – 3B), (Butler – 1B), (Ankiel – CF), (Guillen – DH), (Kendall – C), (Betancourt – SS), (Getz – 2B), (Davies – P)


text:
For questions or to order by phone call +44 (0) 1527 598388
Ideal for new golfers!
FREE Shipping!
Confidence Golf LADY ESP All
Graphite Package Set
Outstanding quality and style from
Set comprises of: 2 Woods (Driver
and 3 wood), hybrid (3/4), 5 irons (6-PW), putter, with a deluxe stand
Woods: Titanium Matrix driver with
a large 460cc head and a 12° loft. The Confidence ESP 3 wood boasts an advanced
perimeter weighting system and oversized head. This combination of features
increases the sweet-spot giving the golfer greater consistency and distance.
Both woods in the package are fitted with a graphite regular flex shaft with
nanotechnology. This innovation in shaft material adds further performance
qualities to the woods.
Hybrid: 3/4 hybrid rescue wood is
designed to replace the hard to hit 3 and 4 long irons. By combining the
fundamental design of both a wood and an iron the club offers the distance and
ease of use of a wood without compromising the precision achieved when using an
iron. Fitted with a nanotechnology graphite shaft.
Irons: 6-7-8-9-PW. Deep cavity
back irons all feature perimeter weighting system for consistent and accurate
strikes. Fitted with high quality nanotechnology graphite shafts by
Putter: Traditional slim design
putter with easy to align system.
Stand Bag: 9" diameter stand bag
with 5 way dividing top. 4 panel pocket as well as an umbrella holder and
glove/towel clip. Stand is fitted with 'pop out' system meaning that the legs
automatically extend when placed on the ground. The lightweight bag features a
dual strap and side padding for easy and comfortable carrying, though is
suitable for use with a cart as well.
Confidence Golf was founded in 1967, and for over 40 years has been producing
innovative and high quality golf equipment aimed at beginners and improving
golfers. This set combines all the latest designs to make golf easier - an
oversized wood for a bigger sweetspot, a versatile hybrid rescue club to get you
out of trouble, cavity back irons which offer more forgiveness - all there to
get you off to the right start.
Stuard Wins Zurich
Please enter your name and email address below to join our mailing list:
Golf Outlets of America, Inc16 Sunset Way #110Henderson, NV 89014
© 2016 Golf Outlets of America All Rights Reserved.


text:
Hi to all,
I'm experiencing an issue using the Zimbra Outlook connector with Outlook 2003. I'm sending a mail using MAPI library through Delphi 2007. The first time I open my exe, it can send the mail correctly. From the second time I receive an error from Outlook that says: "Error creating the message. Try to send it again".
The strange thing is it seems generated by Outlook and not by Zimbra because the error message is in italian and Zimbra is installed in English.
Have you ever seen something similar?
Thank you very much for your help!


text:
CO - Mule Deer (PP, but will draw 2nd choice high country hunt)
UT - Mule Deer (likely to draw), Desert Bighorn (tremendous longshot), Bear (longshot)
WY - Mule Deer, Elk, Antelope (points)
NM - Mule Deer (longshot draw)
Printable View
CO - Mule Deer (PP, but will draw 2nd choice high country hunt)
UT - Mule Deer (likely to draw), Desert Bighorn (tremendous longshot), Bear (longshot)
WY - Mule Deer, Elk, Antelope (points)
NM - Mule Deer (longshot draw)
Same ol' same ol'
Two California Deer tags
1. Bowhunt the archery season of my D13 tag then the general season if not filled.
2. An archery-only A22 tag that runs from Sept through Oct. (split season) then from Nov. through the end of Dec. I love this hunt because it usually snows in December in the mountains 20 miles from the Mexican border.
I live in CO so will do archery lope. OTC elk archery and debating on archery deer or 3rd season deer.
CA Turkey, Pig, Blacktail & if I'm lucky I may draw an X zone deer tag. Sheep, antelope & elk won't draw.
CO might draw a archery high country tag. Elk pts.
WY 3 pts should get me an antelope tag. Elk, deer, sheep, moose pts only.
UT probably won't draw deer or elk. Sheep & moose pts only.
OR Deer & elk pts.
NV deer, elk, sheep, antelope pts.
WA sheep & moose pts
Utah general bow for deer. Putting in for a limited entry archery elk (building points). Building points for moose. Also late season cow tag. Can't wait. Will start the season looking for a turkey in northern Utah, and then back down to south eastern utah.
Archery deer and elk here in Utah. I have my fingers crossed with 15 points for moose on the North Slope Summit unit also in Utah. Also, looking forward to my November cow elk hunt which is always a fun, family/friend event. So far seven for seven on the cow hunt. Meat meat in the freezer! Got to get out with some buddies and do some float tube fishing this year too!
Putting in for draws and points in colorado, utah, wyoming, arizona, new mexico, oregon, idaho, california, nevada, and looking at lo tags in montana, nevada, and colorado.
It isn't high country, but X6b always filled my freezer.
New to archery have hunted Antelope spot and stalk last two years, close but no cigar.
This years plan is Antelope (almost a guaranteed tag)
If i don't draw ELK or Deer, general season it is.


text: Deletion boxes need to be wider...when clicking a delete box I have often opened the email which then for some reason takes forever to open...I have also tried to use the delete box that checks off all the emails and only uncheck those I need but since the box is so small one false move and you click too far and bam! The email opens and all of the emails you have clicked for deletion are now unchecked…simply mind boggeling!!! Which brings me to another problem...SLOW SERVERS. My gosh, have you ever heard of the saying, " A slow boat from China" well Zimbra is the slow boat...was online at 4a.m. EST and received server errors from Zimbra...sometimes I will receive server errors during primetime [9 to 5]...Zimbra is definitely going to have to pedal faster or get some mice to run on those spinning wheels to generate more power!!! The next problem I have with Zimbra is that although I have mail filters I STILL get tons of spam in my INBOX!! WHY??? Next problem, not sure if Zimbra is Java based but at times it freezes my entire pc…BTW- running windows XP and using FF browser when opening Zimbra!!! One last suggestion, I noticed the large tag box to the left is empty...why don't we get rid of the garbage on the dashboard and move some of it to the tag box which would then give the user more room to view/read emails which btw is small [yes I know u can drop the pane up and down but more real estate would be nice!!]. The calender should be an option and not permanent...I have no need for one since I have one on my pc...in short, I am sure most folks need a simple and clean/streamlined web based email system and not something that looks like a busy Southern California freeway..Not sure why Lycos.com migrated their email system to Zimbra but I have NEVER seen such a program with so many problems@@@@@ I have another Lycos.com email account and although it isn't Zimbra's fault the senders are finding their emails being returned back to them…I want to shoot the executive at Lycos who thought of this email migration!!


text:
- 1000Promote
Tote Bag
Smile for the Cameraby Brianna
Our quality crafted Tote Bags are hand sewn in America using durable, yet lightweight, poly poplin fabric. All seams and stress points are double stitched for durability. Available in 13" x 13", 16" x 16" and 18" x 18" variations, the tote bags are washable, feature original artwork on both sides and a sturdy 1" wide cotton webbing strap for comfortably carrying over your shoulder.
Hahaha... So lovely.
Great!! :)
Haha! This is awesome!
Mulan didn't make the cut, eh?
hahah awesome!
LOL, love it!
Lol this is cool
howd u do this hahah
My daughter loved this!
This is awesome, great work!
Brilliant! Love it!
Ha ha love this!!!
Great style, love it
hey do you know Lady Gaga just tweeted/posted this on facebook with the caption "ARTPOP" I just thought I let you know to make sure it was your permission or you are credited.
This is amazing...I'm so going to have to order this as soon as I'm able :)
Hahaha Genial!!!
Lmao!!! Poor Alice...
picked up 2 for my friends. it's a perfect gift!
haha! This is cool!
quirky nice!
Love this one! Just how friends act ;-)
Fantastic! Love it!
So cute!!! All that's missing is the princess that's making the "duck face"! lol
how do you contact a artist for questions/special orders?!?!?!
I love your work! I have a children's picture book that I think your art work will be ideal for. How do I get in contact with you. It's a paid gig, with a huge amount of exposure for future work. Please email me at email@example.com ASAP.
My daughter is a freshman and LCAD and all I can think about is her when I see this cute illustration.
@ LCAD...excuse the typ0:)
Would it be possible for you to add Princess Tiana?
Love this!
Saw this all over the internets, nice to know who illustrated this originally :D
The first time I saw this was one deviantart, and even after all this time. I still love it!!!
My baby would love this
I absolutely LOVE this!
nice expression !! :D
Featured this wonderful work of art on my blog today: http://mostlysmilingsticks.wordpress....
haha, this is brilliant! love these ladies!
fantastic !
Oh ya, love it
Wonderful work! ^^
cool, like it!)
Hilarious :)
Haha, nice work!
Promoted and followed with pleasure!
Amazing stuff! love the colors! following you, could you follow me back please?
i make colorful handmade collages!
i make colorful handmade collages!
This is so cute!
like it!
amazing!! Followed and promoted
like it!
oh you did this! i love it!
cool artwork, I will promote you.
love this :)
This is awesome! (:
See More Comments


text:
This is on a fresh install.
Running zcs-6.0.5_GA_2213.DEBIAN5_64.20100131185825
Have registered domain of form myname.us
local dns maps myname.us to 192.168.10.3
fresh install, using myname.us as fully qualified name, myname as machine name
attempts to use admin web interface to install key result in key mismatch
attempts to install via CLI results in broken system.
cert and cert chain verified before deploy
logger and mailbox fail to start
Error for logger is:
$ zmlogswatchctl start
Starting logswatch...ERROR: service.FAILURE (system failure: ZimbraLdapContext) (cause: javax.net.ssl.SSLHandshakeException sun.security.validator.ValidatorException: PKIX path building failed: sun.security.provider.certpath.SunCertPathBuilderE xception: unable to find valid certification path to requested target)
zimbra logger service is not enabled! failed.


text:
Tuesday April 12th
World Ski & Snowboard Festival
Whistler, BC
Thursday April 14th
The Cambie
Nanaimo, BC
Friday April 15th
Lasqueti Hall
Lasqueti Island, BC
Saturday April 16th
Jack's Pub
Tofino, BC
Sunday April 17th
The Distrikt
Victoria, BC
Doors @ 7pm
Friday May 13th
The Shakedown
Bellingham, WA
Monday May 23rd
Salem, OR
Tuesday May 24th
The Catalyst
Santa Cruz, CA
Wednesday May 25th
Petie's Place
Tarzana, CA
Thursday May 26th
The Festival Hall
Santa Ana, CA
w/ The Dickies
Friday May 27th
The Casbah
San Diego, CA
Saturday May 28th
Los Globos
Los Angeles, CA
w/ Guttermouth
Sunday May 29th
Las Vegas Country Saloon
Las Vegas, NV
Canadian Night w/ The Dayglo Abortions
Monday May 30th
Club Red
Mesa, AZ
Tuesday May 31st
Long Beach, CA
Wednesday June 1st
Fire Creek
Flagstaff, AZ
Thursday June 2nd
Summit Music Hall
Denver, CO
w/ The Buzzcocks
Thursday June 3rd
Filling Station
Bozeman, Montana
Saturday June 4th
Emerald of Siam
Richland, WA
Thursday June 23rd
Lee's Palace
Toronto, ON
w/ Flag
Friday June 24th
Amnesia Rock Festival
Montebello, QC
Saturday June 25th
The Red Dog
Peterborough, ON
Sunday June 26th
Waterloo, ON
Saturday July 9th
Jarocin Festival
Jarocin, Poland
Tuesday July 12th
Paris, France
w/ MDC
Wednesday July 13th
Vive Le Punk Festival
Callac, France
Friday July 15th
Back To The Future Festival
Glaubitz, Germany
Saturday July 16th
Vienna, Austria
Sunday July 17th
Club Buben
Prague, Czech Republic
Tuesday July 19th
Copenhagen, Denmark
Wednesday July 20th
Hamburg, Germany
Thursday July 21st
Wild At Heart
Berlin, Germany
Friday July 22nd
The Tube
Dusseldorf, Germany
Saturday July 23rd
New Cross Inn
London, UK
Sunday 24th
The Fleece
Bristol, UK
Monday July 25th
Hairy Dog
Derby, UK
Thursday July 28th
Podparou Festival
Vyskov, Czech Republic
Friday August 19th
The Legion
Prince George, BC
Saturday August 20th
Fort St. James, BC
Audio Visceral
Thursday January 14th
Montreal, QC
Bar L'Escogriffe
w/ The Fandemics, Neck, Quarter Tank
Friday January 15th
Ottawa, ON
House of Targ
Saturday January 16th
Bovine Sex Club
w/ The Fandemics, Neck, Quarter Tank
Friday January 29th
Vankleek Hill, ON
Windsor Tavern
w/ Kman and The 45s and Lost Love
Friday February 19th
Guelph, ON
Jimmy Jazz
w/ Snacks?, The Graffiti Crimes
Saturday February 20th
w/ The Nasties, Snacks?, The Graffiti Crimes
More Dates TBA
Copyright © 2011.
All Rights Reserved.
Please email Joey Shithead before you lift any content eh!
Website Designed By Pure Web Group
Maintained By PS Computing


text:
DIY Oil Pan Baffle - Oil Pan Baffling At HomeWritten by on January 1, 1999
It's puzzling, really. We all know the importance of maintaining constant lubrication under high-performance driving conditions, yet, far too often when building a performance street mill, we take that cafeteria-tray factory sump and just button up the bottom end.
Add sticky meats, huge brakes, slot-car suspension, and that new-found 200 extra horsepower, and oil will slosh around the bottom end like water in a bilge. Dig deep in the throttle and your oil does its best to splash-lubricate the rear crank counterweight, while the pickup screen sucks air. Hammer the brakes, and your 20W-50 does a mini tsunami for the front cover. Angle into your line as you slice up the local canyon, and your precious lubricant will angle up the banks of that V-8.
The above scenarios are common in performance street machines. With a stock open-bottomed sump, performance levels need not reach outrageous levels to compromise the lubrication system. Could be you're not even hip to what's going on while the oil gauge does its quick dip to zero, but your bearings will feel the pain. What if your engine doesn't have a wide range of special purpose road racing pans available from the aftermarket, and you're scared that scrapping a drag race deep-sump over potholes and speed bumps may cost you oil pressure faster than even that old open-sump pan? Aftermarket pans can be found for virtually any need on a small-block Chevy, yet, for other applications you may be on your own.
Our own pan plan came into being in trying to improve the oil control in a stock small-block Mopar sump. Hard braking was the cause of splish, splash, bearing rash, with the final outcome of a spun rod bearing. Although high-performance big-block Mopar engines came with rudimentary horizontal baffling, Mopar small-blocks, even the mighty 340, used a pedestrian open sump. While drag and wide oval-track racing pans can be had for this engine, we modified the stock pan because we knew it would fit, clear the steering linkages, and be well protected against bashes in a street application, tucked up behind the K-member. Finally, with some spare 0.050-inch-thick sheetmetal, we were able to cobble a performance pan in a fun-filled afternoon of fabrication, without ever having to pull out the wallet.
More Photos From This Article View Slideshow
At the top we have the typical small-block Mopar open sump-absolutely nothing but a nice smooth ski run off the sump floor in any direction. At the bottom is the Hemi/ big-block high-performance sump. While very basic in its horizontal baffling, even this is a tremendous help in oil control.The first step in designing the baffle is determining the routing and placement of the oil pump pick-up tube. Bolt the pan to a bare block with the oil pump and pick-up in position, and reach through a cylinder bore to trace the outline of the pick-up on the sump floor with a felt marker. Make a second set of marks along the sidewall of the pan to indicate the height of the pick-up tube.Low-tech corrugated cardboard is used to make the baffle pattern. Mark and cut the board to form a lid over the entire sump, with a turned-up flange running the length along each side. Mimicing the stock big-block baffle, the front edge of our baffle sits flush just below the floor at the front, while overlapping the floor at the rear.Mark an outline for the baffle's center opening. Our design included baffling front and rear, as well as laterally to each side, with a generous radius at each corner. Follow the form of the sump shape and use the marks and guidelines to make accommodations for the pick-up tube.Cut out and tape the cardboard baffle into position, and bolt the pan up for a trial fit. A clearance check was also made with a stock windage tray installed.This view through the number six cylinder shows that we were a bit too generous with space around the pick-up tube. Modify the template with masking tape to make any changes.Once satisfied with the template's fit, mark the outline onto the sheetmetal stock. We used an uncoated 0.050-inch-thick mild steel sheet.In mass production, a finished baffle is formed by a single pass of a stamping press. To make ours, we barbarically hacked the entire form, inside and out, with this high-speed die grinder and cut-off wheel, beautifully finishing the piece with hand files. A jigsaw, bandsaw, or plasma cutter would have been more civilized.
Turn up the flanged edges. If you have access to a sheetmetal brake, by all means, use it. A simple brake can be made with a couple lengths of square tubing clamped as shown and a hammer. Crude but effective, this set-up yields gorgeous bends. Support the vise grips while striking.To aid in oil control, dramatically increase the baffle's stiffness (the 0.050-inch-thick metal is already very stiff); the inner edge of the baffle was turned down 90 degrees, except for the pick-up tube slot, which was left flat for close clearance. The turned-down lip is formed by starting the edge all around with vise grips (a little at a time), and then hammering the flange in against a dolly clamped in a vise. The finished product looks machine formed.Slide the baffle into position in the pan. It should fit snugly. Adjust the shape as required for a good fit. Ours dropped right in, needing no further work.With the baffle in position, bolt the pan in place for a trial fit. Our pan lined up perfectly. Check for interference and line up and adjust as required. Now mark the location for the dipstick hole, which, in our application, needed to be drilled into the baffle.The dipstick hole location is marked at the upper left of the baffle. At the trailing edge, where the baffle overlaps the floor, it's marked for two drainback slots. At the front, the baffle doesn't overlap the floor, sitting slightly down off the front wall. The downward slope and irregular joint at the front edge allow adequate drainback here.The drainback slots are easily punched in with a scrap of a flat bar with a radiused nose. Punch between two supports as shown.The dipstick hole was drilled to 9/16-inch and the hole was enlarged and swaged-in with a socket, while the O.D. was backed up with a larger socket.After a final trial fit, the baffle was welded in position. We gas-welded ours, clamping each spot as we went around. A MIG, TIG, spot welder or brazing could also be used.


text:
I've found that static zimlet files (js/css) are cached by the server.
Server restart helps but it is too awkward solution for me as I have to develop on slow server and the operation takes too much time.
"?dev=1" also helps but it brings in another slowness because JS files are transferred uncompressed and I have unstable 3G connection.
I'm searching for something like "zmmailboxdctl flushcache".
Is there anything better than two solutions I mentioned above?


text:
HI guys,
It's been a while since I did come over here.
I recently passed the way and Installed the latest ZCS8.
I have now a little problem that I hope can be solved with this version.
I should not be the only one to face this isssue but can't find any help on the forum, so here it is :
I own a dedicated server with 2 IP address on the same network adapter (virtual IP), and I want each of this I.P to own its WebServer (one for Apache, one for Zimbra).
I have no problem with Apache to listen to the right I.P, but I have trouble with Zimbra who seems to listen on everything incoming.
I ve handled this problem in ZCS5 by modifying some of the tomcat config files, but hings haved changed from now.
Does anyone can help me with this ?
Thanks a lot.


text:
"Black Diamond Mirage Tent 4.75"
abrowland, you could easily cut 2 pounds or more off your tent if you were willing to go to an ultralight single person. I am thinking about getting a Big Agnes Fly Creek UL1. I talked to a G&F biologist who spends a lot of time in the field and he said he really likes this tent.


text:
Royals Week in Photos
It's been a busy first full week of Spring Training for us with the announcement of broadcaster Denny Matthews winning the Ford C. Frick award topping the list!
Denny, who says he is "living above cloud nine" since hearing from the National Baseball Hall of Fame on Thursday, stopped by Kauffman Stadium Friday afternoon for a press conference with the local media. Here's a photo of the guest of honor, who takes off to Surprise, Ariz., next Wednesday.
Speaking of Surprise…here's some photos from Thursday – the first day of full squad workouts!
Members of the media watch as the full squad hits the field.
Two players getting a lot of attention in this year's camp are off-season pitching acquisition Gil Meche, who threw a short session of batting practice during the first workout, and top prospect Alex Gordon, who is competing for a spot on this year's big league roster.
Keep checking this blog for more Spring Training updates and images!


text:
|PUC seeks comment on changes to Tri-State G&T regulation
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Colorado Public Utilities Commission (PUC), a division of the Department of Regulatory Agencies, has opened an investigation seeking comment on whether it should change its oversight of Tri-State Generation and Transmission Company's resource planning process.
Tri-State, headquartered in Denver, is a non-profit generation and transmission company that supplies electric power to 44 electric distribution cooperatives in four states, including 18 cooperatives in Colorado. Under PUC rules, Tri-State submits a plan to the PUC every four years on how it will meet projected future demand.
In 2002, a previous Commission adopted rules declining to review or approve Tri-State's resource plans, which include decisions on whether and how to construct new transmission lines and power plants.
During its regular weekly meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 28, the Commission discussed the changes in the energy landscape that have occurred since 2002. These include concerns about climate change, the increased availability of renewable energy, the higher costs of power generation and the need for more energy efficiency. These major changes are motivating the PUC to re-examine its previous decision to forgo regulation of Tri-State's resource planning process.
"Today we are, in effect, starting a conversation with Tri-State, consumers, power producers and environmental interests about how to solve together the challenges we face," PUC Chairman Ron Binz said.
Binz proposed several potential regulatory approaches, ranging from the hands-off approach of the status quo, to full regulation of resource planning similar to that applied to the state's investor-owned utilities, Xcel Energy and Black Hills Power.
PUC requested that written comments be submitted by March 16. After considering the comments of interested parties and after further deliberations, the PUC will determine whether to proceed with formal changes to its rules.


text:
The 28th Annual F-100 Western Nationals - Ford Trucks En Masse Featherly ParkWritten by on November 17, 2010
What better way to spend a summer day than in the company of like-minded Ford truck enthusiasts? Lump all those sparkling F-1s and F-100s in one of the best show venues in Southern California, Anaheim's Featherly Park, and you've got the makings for one of the best truck-only shows in the country. Put on by Orange County Pickups Limited, a club formed for those of the early Ford ('48-56) persuasion, this small group of volunteers manages to host over 200 all-Ford pickups while handing out a myriad of awards.
And with nearly 30 years under their belt, it's hard to imagine that this year's winner for Best of Show was the first post-'56 truck ever to achieve such an accomplishment. Glen Van Buskirk was the big winner and his bright yellow '65 Stepside was worth every glint of attention doted to it. Take a look at a full feature CCT ran of this fantastic Ford in the April 2009 issue ("Flash Yellow Slick").
While the show took place on a Saturday, it's really a weekend-long affair. This year kicked off with a meet and greet at Surf City Garage followed by a cruise that took the truckers through Seal Beach, down Pacific Coast Highway, through Newport Beach, then back to Anaheim where the group was treated to a rare tour of John Force Racing headquarters. Check the OC Pickups Limited website at www.f100westernnationals.com frequently for details on next year's show. At this point we've got June 25, 2011 marked as "busy." Hope to see you there!
More Photos From This Article View Slideshow
Dan Gutierrez brought out his satin '51, minus the hood. You'd be hard pressed to distinguish it from a '52.Robert Tittle's El Segundo-based '56 sat just right on five-spoke mags offset by the mellow yellow paint. That super clean back end won him the Best Bed award.I've got a special place in my heart for '52 Fords, so perhaps I was a little biased towards Joe Evans' F-1.
Steve and Carolyn Hertz's bright-yellow '56 was one of the cleanest Big-Window Fords we saw at the show.Scott Anderson had his immaculate '56 on hand to show the hot rod guys what a clean stock truck looks like and took home the award for his year in the stock category.It's neat to see the custom trucks, but we like seeing the stock stuff just as much. Especially when they're as nice as Ken Anderson's red 'n' white '60, which won the stock class for trucks '57 and later.


text:
Don't have an account yet? Sign Up Now. It's free!
No content matches the selected filter.
The views expressed represent the opinion of the individual users who contribute the content and should not be interpreted as being endorsed or approved by The Lausanne Movement. Please report any concerning content by flagging it online as inappropriate. Please contact us with any other questions or concerns.
© 2013 All Rights Reserved.
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | This section of the Lausanne website is powered by World Wide Open | What is World Wide Open?
Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | The Lausanne Global Conversation is powered by World Wide Open | What is World Wide Open?


text:
Survivor reunion
Disaster | Victims of the June 11 Arkansas flood gather to share hugs and memories and to honor God
On what appeared to be a relatively calm June evening, dozens of vacationing families at an Arkansas campground put out their campfires and headed for their tents for a good night's sleep. But around 2 a.m., after heavy rain, flash floods began to rip through the campsites, with water rushing as high as eight feet above the banks of the nearby Little Missouri and Caddo rivers.
The June 11 floods left 20 people dead and the entire Albert Pike campground a disaster area.
More than a month later, flood victims and their families filled Pilgrim Rest Landmark Missionary Baptist Church in nearby Lodi, Ark., to remember those they had lost and to thank Pastor Graig Cowart and other volunteers who assisted in the disaster. In the days that immediately followed the flood, the church, located 20 miles from the campground, had become the gathering spot for family members as they awaited word from authorities.
Reunited last Saturday, survivors and their families shared hugs and memories, as they drove from the church to Albert Pike to revisit the site of that tragic night.
Two of the flood victims, Marc and Stacy McNeil, had been camping that night with their 19-year-old son Shane and several others just outside the larger recreation area of Albert Pike, near the Wichita Mountains. While the McNeils survived the flood, Stacy's cousin Anthony Smith, 30, perished along with his children, Joey, 5, and Katelynn, 2.
The campground, situated in the midst of the sprawling Ouachita National Forest, is popular for the comforting seclusion it offers from the outside world. The nearest town is six miles away, and cell phone towers are virtually non-existent.
The McNeils arrived at their campsite the afternoon of June 10. Amid gentle showers they set up their tents on a little knoll, a few yards above Blaylock Creek, a branch of the Little Missouri. Marc's cousins, the Canters, and friends Kathy Nelson and James Cowling soon joined them.
In the middle of the night, Kathy awoke with a start. Rain was pounding hard on the slick fabric of her tent. She tried to go back to sleep, but a strange noise outside caused her to investigate. Kathy soon discovered that rushing creek water had crept to within three feet of her tent, and was rising fast.
Recognizing the danger, she and James quickly woke up the rest of the group. As they hastily tried to pack up, the water began closing in around them. When they tried to leave, they discovered they were trapped.
After James was almost swept away, Shane suggested that his father move his Dodge pickup farther away from the rising waters. Marc jumped in the cab and drove the truck in between two trees, hoping they would help anchor the vehicle.
With the water level continuing to rise, everyone began to crawl into the truck's large bed. As Stacy climbed in she saw Marc mouth the words "I love you." Realizing he was trying to say goodbye, her mind protested.
"I started thinking, no, no, unh-unh," Stacy remembered. "I ain't going down without a fight."
Stacy grabbed her husband and son and began crying out to God as the water rose to their waists, as the truck started to rock back and forth like a rowboat. "Some people see their lives flash before their eyes," Stacy said. "But the only thing that was flashing before my eyes was the name of Jesus."
Shane started to yell his prayers, trying to be heard over the noise of the storm. Vines wrapped around their ankles, and every few minutes they had to shake free.
Lightning flashed, and Marc watched the murky water edge up over the top of his toolbox. He put his head down, praying, "God, please let it stop raining." Lifting his head, he saw that the water had covered his toolbox. Not giving up, he bowed his head once more to pray. He looked up for a second time and saw something that made his heart nearly stop: The camping lantern atop the toolbox had bugs flying around it. He blinked and looked again. The bugs remained, calmly buzzing around the neon sticks of light.
Marc shook Stacy excitedly, saying, "Look at the bugs, look at the bugs!" The group stared at him, not understanding. "If there's bugs, then it's stopped raining," Marc explained.
Someone looked at the time. It was 4 a.m.
The water began to recede, and the top of the toolbox gradually reappeared. "It was like someone pulled the plug and it all just drained away," Marc said.
Around 6 a.m., the McNeils and their friends were able to get out of the truck and walk around. The water had swept away the group's other vehicles. Someone looked back at Marc's truck and commented, "There's Marc's Ark."
A few hours later, the group arrived at Pilgrim Rest, where volunteers provided the survivors with food and blankets. As the McNeil group sat in the church, the reality of what had just occurred began to set in. "I prayed to God to anchor this truck and send his angels to come around and hold it in place," Stacy said. "They did."
Marc believes God spared him and his family for a reason: "I don't know what that reason is yet, but my goal is to find out someday."
Many media outlets have portrayed Marc as a hero, but he and Stacy have wanted to set the record straight and give credit where they believe it is due.
"I'm not the hero," Marc said. "God is the hero."
First aid
Arkansas church offers support, compassion for flood victims
By Melody Karpinski
The pre-dawn flash flood that devastated a popular Arkansas campground on June 11 left dozens stranded and claimed the lives of 20 victims, seven of whom were children.
Graig Cowart, pastor of Pilgrim Rest Landmark Missionary Baptist Church in Lodi, Ark., offered his church as a refuge for survivors, and his church quickly became the designated reception facility for the remaining victims. "We just quit what we were doing and began to get the place set up," said Cowart. "By the time they began to arrive, we almost had more volunteers than victims."
One volunteer was Pastor E.J. Johnson of Glenwood, Ark., a town about 10 miles east of Lodi. "They were clearly in shock and disbelief," said Johnson, who pastors the Glenwood Church of Christ. "Each one had a story, some filled with amazing feats of heroism, and others with heartrending tragedy."
The Pilgrim Rest volunteers tried to fill needs such as offering the use of cell phones so survivors could contact family members out of state. As items poured in from the surrounding community, Cowart's wife, Andrea, helped organize the donations. "It's unbelievable the amount of supplies that had come in," she said, 'from people two miles away to 200 miles away."
Amidst the tragedy, the Cowarts say they have seen God's hand move in ways they never could have imagined. "We looked at this as an opportunity that God had placed in our lives, for our faith to take on legs," Graig said. "We put our lives on hold, and submerged our lives in the lives of others."
Johnson agreed, saying, "People are tired of fake Christianity and everyone's kind of on to it now." He believes the disaster provided an opportunity for people to "be real."


text:
The fashionistas are really soaking up the Serbians these days.
We all know their love for Ana Ivanovic and Novak Djokovic and now Janko Tipsarevic has entered the glamour game. The 23-year old is featured in a June story called "Storming the Beach" for Men's Vogue.
The editorial highlights all things summer and showcases the world no. 33 in Y-3, Bottega Veneta, DKNY, Osklen, CP Company, and Prada.
(images via Men's Vogue, photographed by Matthew Brookes)
Friday, May 16, 2008
FASHION FIX: Fun in the sun for Tipsarevic + Men's Vogue
Labels: fashion, Janko Tipsarevic, magazines, media, Men's Vogue, publishing, style, tennis
8 comments:
Hello!!! Tell me you have higher quality scans of these!ReplyDelete
nope...i didn't pull these from the web they're from the actual issue. did you need a bigger file?ReplyDelete
- nadalfanMay 16, 2008 at 12:54 PM
Yes please!ReplyDelete
Can't really read them.. :P
Ach, Janko. At last. Knew he was bigger (and hotter) than the other Serb... :P
If you can provide higher quality scans that would be awesome! I'd love to ready what it says (oh, and look at the pics too!).ReplyDelete
one moment please says that computer/scanner illiterate...ReplyDelete
okay i blew it up as much as i could on the scanner.ReplyDelete
but if you want them, i can make a pdf of them and send to you. just give me an email!
Rich can you send them to me? You know my email!ReplyDelete
It's nice to see him so smiley!ReplyDelete


text:
Since 2007, we have published an annual scorecard charting our progress toward social, environmental, and fiscal sustainability goals. Our business spans continents, cultures, and communities, and the data we measure reflects the breadth of our efforts across these divides: from investment in coffee-producing communities to the environmental impact of our roasting facility in Durham, NC.
When we created the scorecard, we selected metrics that would be meaningful and challenging over the course of many years, and, as we have continued to learn, adjust our energy and our categories to reflect improved sustainability strategies.
This year's scorecard includes new paper and energy use reduction goals while updating our progress on the five-year goals we set in 2009 as part of our CUPS initiative, which include measures of employee, producer, and customer satisfaction, as well as our company's footprint through the miles driven by our employees.
We love to share our thoughts about sustainability and believe in the benefits of collaboration, so please, share your feedback, questions, and ideas with us anytime!