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Skip to comments.John Kerry Meets With Syrian President: to help prevent militants from moving into Iraq.
Posted on 01/08/2005 9:19:18 AM PST by rface
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"You have made me much more important than I was, though. You made me a general," Kerry said.
"I wish you were the president," al-Nabulsi said.
"Thank you very much. So do I," Kerry said.
Sounds like another Kerry "I flew with the IAF" bullsh-- story to me.
And, just like Jimmy Carter, he's running around the world conducting unauthorized U.S. foreign policy and it is prosecutable. But the gutless Republican party won't do it, most of them have too many skeletons in their closets.
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If sKerry God forbided it , became President he would been bending over for Syria , , Al qeada and the 13 year old boy. Thank God and the Great voters of America !!!!!
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|3 Dic 1974
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|18 Abr 1973
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|18 Abr 1973
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|Albany Int Corp
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United States Patent 1191 Egan 1451 Dec. 3, 1974 22 Filed:
[ 1 WOVEN PAPERMAKING DRAINAGE FABRIC HAVING FOUR SHED WEAVE PATTERN AND WEFT THREADS OF ALTERNATING DIAMETER 75] Inventor:
[73] Assignee: Albany International Corp.,
Appleton, Wis.
Apr. 18, 1973 [21] Appl. No.: 352,320
Cleon J. Egan, Kaukauna, Wis.
[52] US. Cl 139/420 R, 139/425 A, 162/348, l62/DIG. 1, 245/2, 245/8 [51] Int. Cl. D21f 1/10 [58] Field of Search 162/348, DIG. 1; 139/383 A, 425 A, 420 R, 425 A; 245/2, 8
[56] References Cited UNITED STATES PATENTS 1,616,222 2/1927 Harrigan 162/DIG. l
2,554,034 5/1951 Koester et al 139/383 A 3,216,893 l1/l965 Schuster 139/425 x 3,603,354 9/1971 Lee et al 139/383 A 3,681,193 8/1972 Nykopp 102/133 x FOREIGN PATENTS OR APPLICATIONS 630,975 11/1961 Canada 139/425 A Primary Examiner-Robert L. Lindsay, Jr. Assistant Examiner-Richard H. Tushin Attorney, Agent, or Firm-Quarles & Brady [57] ABSTRACT A papermaking fabric woven from synthetic monofilaments is shown in which the warp threads pass under one and then over three weft threads in a repeated pattern, and the weft threads alternate in diameter to develop a fabric wear surface that is uneven with the average level of the smaller diameter weft threads being receded into the fabric to a greater degree than for the larger weft threads.
7 Claims, 4 Drawing Figures PAIENIEL 3.851.681
sum 10? 2 PATENTELBEB 3W 3.851.681. SREEI 28$ 2 BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to the field of papermaking fabrics, particularly as used on Fourdrinier machines.
In the manufacture of paper on a Fourdrinier machine a slurry of paper pulp is laid down on a large, moving belt in the form of a woven open mesh fabric. Water is drained from the pulp through the fabric to form the pulp fibers into an initial paper web, which web is then transferred from the Fourdrinier machine to the dryer section of the papermaking apparatus.
Fourdrinier fabrics have been woven in a variety of weave patterns and from a large selection of materials. For many years they were woven from metal wire with soft brass for the recessed weft threads and bronzes for the warp threads which were exposed at their knuckles on the wear side to take the primary wear. Other metals including stainless steel have been employed, and both single and multiple strands as well as hollow wires have been woven into Fourdrinier fabrics. Weave patterns have consisted of plane weaves, semi-twill weaves, and a variety of four shed weaves. In recent years synthetic materials have been introduced into the art, and at times they have been intermixed with metal threads. Also, there has been some use of synthetic coated metal wires.
Synthetic threads can be selected from a variety of materials. Some of the earlier work used nylon for its abrasive resistant characteristics, but there has been a shift to polyesters which are nearly non-water absorbent and generally inert to paper pulp slurries. Both monofilament and multi-strand synthetic threads have been used. One of the problems with synthetic materials is that they do not take a permanent set, as do metal threads, when crimped in the weaving process, and a variety of treating techniques have been developed to dimensionally stabilize the synthetic fabrics after weaving.
A Fourdrinier fabric must satisfy a number of requirements in order to be suitable for papermaking. It must present a smooth surface on its upper or papermaking side, in spite of the open mesh characteristic, so that the resulting paper web will not carry wire marking from the fabric. It must have proper water drainage rates and retain the finer pulp fibers on the surface, rather than to lose them in the draining water. It must function as a web forming medium in which paper fibers become intertwined with an adequate percentage in the cross machine direction. The under, or wear side should not groove suction boxes, machine rolls or foils. A fabric must also have adequate tensile strength to be drawn around and over the machine rolls at high speeds, and it should be dimensionally stable, without excessive stretch. Further, a fabric should lie smooth and not buckle or warp in any of its surface regions. The fabric should be woven in such a manner that adequate seams with requisite life and strength can be used to join the fabric ends into an endless belt.
A particular objective is to provide a fabric that will have a long life, for the down time involved in installing and removing fabrics on a Fourdrinier machine is very costly. Metal fabrics had lives measured in days, and synthetic materials have lasted, in contrast, for weeks and months. Hence, there has been a shift in the industry from the metal to the synthetic materials. Longer life has been the result of enhanced abrasion resistance and less wear from passing over suction boxes, machine rolls and foils. Also, the chemical inertness and resistance to corrosion has been a factor favoring synthetic materials.
In meeting the foregoing variety of requirements, I
each fabric must also be compatible with, and tailored for the particular papermaking machine on which it is to be used. Hence, results of weaves, patterns and materials successful in one installation may not necessarily be satisfactory in another application. Also to be considered is the fineness of the fabric mesh. Some weaves are as coarse as less than 10 warp threads to the inch, whereas other weaves have several hundred warp threads to the inch. Usually the number of weft threads per inch is somewhat less, but there are notable exceptions to this generalization.
Into this extensive background of weaving techniques and practices, the present invention introduces an uneven surface on the wear side of a fabric for the principal purpose of further improving fabric life.
SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION The invention resides in a Fourdrinier fabric having weft threads of varying diameter with points along the smaller diameter wefts being at a different level in the fabric than the corresponding points of the larger diameter wefts to develop an uneven surface.
It is usual to have all the warp threads of one diameter and all the weft threads of another diameter. By introducing weft threads of alternating diameter the wear surface is made more uneven than in usual weaves. It may be an anomaly to speak of a fabric surface, when it is an open mesh and comprised of threads woven into knuckles at cross over points, and with the threads following a somewhat sinuous configuration which does not define a plane at all. Nonetheless, the term surface is used herein to denote the general contour as seen from one side or the other of the fabric, and the points along a thread are referred to as being at levels within the fabric meaning at a level, or height, within the maximum thickness of the fabric as measured from the outermost thread knuckle surfaces that define the outermost planes of the fabric.
It is not in of itself novel to use weft threads of varying diameter. In U.S. Pat. No. 3,216,893 this is done, but metal wefts alternate with plastic wefts in a plain weave, i.e., one over-one under, and the plastic weft are the larger in diameter in order to have all warp knuckle crests lie in a single plane on each side of the fabric. The goal there is to have a mono-plane on each fabric side that is composed of warp knuckles alone. That is a quite different objective from that of the present invention. Reinforcing strands of smaller diameter have been laid in a nonwoven relation alongside the warp threads of the selvedge area in U.S. Pat. No. 3,523,867, and in U.S. Pat. No. 1,616,222 a Fourdrinier fabric has larger than normal warp and weft threads at spaced intervals along the fabric to change drainage characteristics for developing water marks in the resulting paper. Neither of these practices is similar to the present invention.
In the invention the weft preferably alternate in diameter so that adjacent threads on one side of the fabric lie at different average levels in the fabric. This unevenness of the thread levels within the fabric occurs with the minute spacing of adjacent threads over the entire fabric surface. When this non-uniform surface is used as the wear surface increased fabric life has resulted. The reason is not fully understood, but it may be surmised that the water flow characteristics through the fabric, particularly the lower part of the fabric that rides over suction boxes, machine rolls and foils has been modified. Water may more readily flow along the fabric wear surface and form a film which lubricates the individual threads to reduce abrasive wear. Or, it may be that the provision of some larger weft threads introduces larger wear surface areas which prolong fabric life. Since the exact nature of the phenomena involved is not known, these explanations are not to be construed as any limitation in the definition of the invention.
Principal objects of the invention are to provide a Fourdrinier fabric that is relatively non-uniform on its wear surface, and to achieve better wear and life characteristics.
The foregoing and other objects and advantages of the invention will appear from the following description. In the description reference is made to the accompanying drawings which form a part hereof, and in which there is shown by way of illustration and not of limitation a preferred embodiment of the invention. Such embodiment does not represent the full scope of the invention, but rather the invention may be employed in many different embodiments, and reference is made to the claims herein for interpreting the breadth of the invention.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENT FIG. I shows a Fourdrinier fabric 1 formed by joining together the opposite ends of a woven length of the fabric along a seam 2. The finished Fourdrinier fabric may have a width of up to 30 feet or more, and the length along the loop of fabric may be as much as 180 feet. The dimensions are dependent upon the particular pa permaking machine for which the fabric is woven, and those given here are for illustrative purposes only. The upper side of the top half of the fabric 1, as viewed in FIG. 1, is the papermaking side upon which a slurry of pulp fibers is deposited at one end. The inner side of the fabric 1 is the wear side and travels over and around machine rolls and suction boxes, and in more modern machines foils in place of the small bed rolls that were previously used. The fabric )1 is moved along at a substantial speed and water drains through it to develop the fibers into an initial web. By controlling the drainage and shaking the fabric in a cross machine direction the fibers are oriented into random directions with a substantial number becoming aligned in the cross machine direction, to thereby form the desired web which will ultimately have good strength in all directions. By
judicious positioning of the rolls, foils and suction boxes, the rate of water removal is controlled to facilitate this formation of a web.
FIG. 2 shows a portion of the wear surface of the fabric 1 on an enlarged scale, with the warp threads 3 running from the top to bottom of the figure. When the fabric 1 is made into a closed loop, as shown in FIG. 1, the warp threads 3 will extend around the loop, which is the machine direction, i.e. the direction in which the fabric 1 is moved over the rolls and other parts of the Fourdrinier machine. 7
The weft threads shown in FIG. 2 alternate in diameter between a relatively large weft 4 and a smaller weft 5. The warp threads 3, on the other hand, are of a uniform diameter throughout the fabric 1. The warp threads 3 and weft threads 4, 5 are woven in a four shed weave of a 1-2-3-4 pattern. Thus, for any group of four successive warp threads 3 the first will pass beneath some selected weft, the second will pass beneath the next successive weft, the third will pass beneath the next successive weft, and the fourth will pass beneath the next successive weft. This pattern develops a twill like effect. Four shed weaves are also made in a satin pattern in which the warp threads are alternated in the sequence 1-3-2-4, and in full twill weave in which each warp thread passes over two and then under two weft threads, with successive warps being staggered by a single weft thread.
Referring now to FIG. 3, there is shown a section along a warp thread 3 which passes over two large weft threads 4 and a small weft thread 5, and then under a single small weft thread 5 in a repeated pattern. FIG.
4 shows a section along an adjacent warp thread 3 that passes over a pair of small weft threads 5 and a single large weft thread 4, and then beneath a large weft thread 4 in a repeated pattern. In both FIGS. 3 and 4 the papermaking side of the fabric 1 is at the top and the wear side is at the bottom.
For the particular weave from which FIGS. 2-4 were taken the mesh count was 79 warp threads per inch and 56 weft threads per inch. The warp diameter was .20 mm, which is a typical warp diameter for normal fabric of this mesh count. The large diameter weft threads 4 had a diameter of .25 mm and the small diameter weft threads 5 had a diameter of .20 mm. These weft thread diameters compare with .22 mm which would be typical for this particular mesh count of 79 warp threads per inch and 56 weft threads per inch. The large diameter wefts are increased over the normal diameter approximately the same amount as the smaller wefts are decreased in diameter from a normal value. Thus, the silhouette open area of the embodiment being described is similar to that of ordinary fabrics of the same mesh count. Tests of resistance to water drainage indi-' cate that fabrics of the invention should have similar bulk drainage rates as usual fabrics of like mesh, and thus the novel introduction of alternating weft diameter can be worked into Fourdrinier fabrics without material change in other weave parameters.
The warp threads 3 and weft threads 4 and 5 of the fabric of FIGS. 1-4 are preferably of polyester material. As indicated hereinabove, other synthetic materials are used for fabrics of this nature, and nylon, acrylics and copolymers are examples. Also, metal threads, coated metal threads and combinations of these various materials may be feasible for implementing the invention, so long as the uneven characteristic is developed for the fabric surface.
FIGS. 3 and 4 are schematic, for some physical deformation of the threads occurs under the highstresses of weaving, particularly in the vicinities of the crimps and knuckle formations, and these deformations are not shown. These figures do indicate, however, that points along a large diameter weft thread 4 are at a different level than corresponding points along a small diameter weft thread 5. Further, the warp knuckles on the bottom, or wear side, which pass under a small weft thread 5 are at a different level than the warp knuckles 7 that pass under a large weft thread 4. Measurements have indicated that on the wear side of the fabric 1 some part of the knuckles of the large weft threads 4 form the lowermost points of the wear surface. They thus define the outer fabric surface, and the limit of fabric thickness. Moving inward of the fabric 1, or upward in FIGS. 3 and 4, the next thread surface encountered is some 7 part of the knuckles of the small diameter weft threads 5. The next higher thread surface recessed into the fabric 1 are the warp knuckles 7 that pass under large wefts 4. And recessed still further into the fabric 1 are the warp knuckles 6 which pass under the small diameter weft threads 5. The relative levels in the fabric may vary from the results of the foregoing measurements, but as a result of the alternating weft thread diameters the wear surface of the fabric 1, as defined by the individual thread levels in the fabric, is relatively uneven or non-uniform.
A predominant amount of wear will be taken by the large diameter weft threads 4 which have exposed long knuckles on the wear side. A smaller amount of wear will be taken by the small diameter weft threads 5, for they are recessed and also present a smaller surface area. The warp threads 3 will take wear at a later stage of fabric life. This shifting of the wear in a large proportion to some of the weft threads may account for'the long life of fabrics of the invention. Another factor may be that the uneven characteristic of the wear surface reduces the suction effect on the fabric 1 as it rides over suction boxes and other machine parts, so that the pressure of the fabric on box surfaces, and the like, is reduced. As a result abrasive wear is reduced-and fabric life increases. It also may be theorized that the water flow within the lower regions of the fabric 1 may be altered by the unevenness on the wear side such that the bottom surfaces of the threads are washed or retain a liquid film on their surface as they ride across a suction box and other machine parts. There may be a resulting improved lubrication that increases fabric life. In any event, the invention enhances fabric performance.
By elevating the warp knuckle crests 6 and 7 into the fabric the resulting weave reduces the crimp in the warp knuckles. The resulting shallower warp knuckles will reduce the tendency of the warp threads 3 to stretch under tension. Improved dimensional stability is thereby imparted to the fabric 1. The warp knuckles, however, remain sufficiently deep in curvature to adequately lock with the weft threads 4, 5 so that an overly sleazy fabric is not developed.
The described embodiment introduces an uneven surface characteristic into a Fourdrinier fabric by the use of alternating weft thread diameters. In the practice of the invention it has been usual to reduce the diameter of the smaller wefts from the weft diameter of a normal weave, and to increase the diameter of the larger weft above that of normal weaves. While silhouette open areas are not materially affected, and drainage appears to remain the same as comparable prior fabrics, there is some increase in the total bulk of the weft 5 thread material. This may account to some extent for enhanced wear characteristics of the fabric.
The difference in the diameters of the large and the small weft threads should be at least 10 percent of the smaller of the two diameters. This difference can extend upward to 50 percent, although for different installations this upper limit may undoubtedly vary. For these ratios it is assumed that warp diameters will be held equal throughout the fabric. This need not, however, be a limitation in the practice of the invention, nor should the specific weave be a limiting factor if the non-uniform, or uneven surface characteristic is developed.
I claim:
1. In a Fourdrinier papermaking drainage fabric of interwoven warp and weft threads, the combination of:
a four shed weave pattern with both the warp threads and the weft threads passing around one of the other threads on one side of the fabric and then around three of the other threads on the opposite side of the fabric;
the warp threads being of substantially uniform diameter;
the weft threads being of an all synthetic material and alternating in diameter with every second thread being of a diameter larger than the alternate threads therebetween, the difference in weft thread diameters being at least 10 percent of the smaller weft thread diameter; and
crests of warp knuckles on the wear side of the fabric being receded within weft knuckle crests.
2. A papermaking fabric as in claim 1, wherein both the warp and weft threads are of a synthetic monofilament material.
3. A papermaking fabric as in claim 1, wherein the diameter of the warp threads is less than the values of the small and large weft thread diameters.
4. A papermaking fabric as in claim 1, wherein the average surface level of the smaller weft threads is receded into the fabric a greater degree than the average level of the larger weft threads.
5. In a Fourdrinier papermaking fabric of interwoven warp and weft threads that produce an open mesh for water drainage, the combination of:
the warp and weft threads being woven in a repeated four shed pattern and comprised of synthetic material;
adjacent weft threads varying in diameter with every other thread being of larger diameter than the threads therebetween and with the minimum difference in weft thread diameters being at least 10 percent of the smallest weft thread diameter; and
60. the large diameter weft threads forming the outerthe fabric than the knuckles of the smaller diameter weft threads.
7. In a paperforming, drainage fabric of interwoven machine direction threads and threads crosswise thereto, such threads being woven of monofilament, synthetic materials in a four shed weave, the combination of:
said crosswise threads being composed of different diameter threads of relatively large diameter threads alternating with relatively small diameter threads;
the difference in diameter of the relatively large and relatively small crosswise threads being at least 10 percent of the smaller diameter;
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GOP Panel Keeps Platform Pro-Life
Scully, Sean, The Washington Times (Washington, DC)
PHILADELPHIA - Members of the Republican platform committee yesterday defeated an effort to water down the party's stance against abortion, voting overwhelmingly to retain the position from the 1996 platform.
"It is left to the Republicans - the heartless Republicans - to care about the defenseless unborn," said Rep. Henry J. Hyde, Illinois Republican, a member of the platform committee and the party's leading pro-life spokesman. "I think saving a child is a very noble goal."
The draft 2000 platform, like its predecessor, says that "an unborn child has a fundamental individual right to life which cannot be infringed."
It calls for a "human life constitutional amendment" and appointing judges "who respect traditional family values and the sanctity of innocent human life."
In other convention moves yesterday, a seperate party committee scuttled a plan to stretch the presidential primary calendar to let small states vote first after aides to presumptive presidential nominee George W. Bush rallied opposition to the plan.
In a 66-33 vote, the rules committee of the Republican National Convention rejected the plan in favor of the party's current primary procedures.
"It was too much, too fast," said Tom Rath, a delegate from New Hampshire who opposed the plan because it had no New Hampshire-first provision. Delegates from the big states that would have voted last also opposed the move.
On abortion, a handful of pro-choice platform committee members tried to remove the abortion language from the document, saying both political parties should be silent on the issue. They argue that the strong stand in the 1996 platform hurt the party with centrist Republicans and independents.
The platform "does not reflect the opinions and beliefs of thousands and thousands of pro-choice women, of thousands of pro-choice men and women who are part of the Republican Party," said Toni Casey, a platform delegate from California. "They deserve a voice in this platform."
After the platform committee on a voice vote rejected that proposal, the pro-choice faction tried to add a sentence acknowledging that there is disagreement in the party and welcoming voters on either side.
"This should be an open and Democratic process," said pro-choice member Maureen Barrows of New Hampshire. "I don't think we have that with the pro-life movement speaking as vocally as they usually do."
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So, after Tuesday i'm uh, homeless. Score?I'm having problems with my old ISP and they took monye from my bank, so i dont have have the money i need to stay where i am until Friday, when a pay check should clear. So tomorrow I'm going to sign on and try and claim benifits, and try and crash at a mates, or find a squat or something. So, if i vanish of the scope again, its cos I cant get to net/have no money in my phone, but I'll assure you now, I'm fine. :DYeah, so I'm gonna be moving into a mates flat, but not untill sometime November, but still that's pretty awesome, and it's 5 mins from DKM, who i am going to kidnap and make drink there. I'm handing out CV's like the plauge and should hear back from places in a few days, but yeah.Oh, we scammed my old work, so i should be getting a job working for the same company that fired me for 'being too real' :DOh, and Laura, I hated the thought of working for a corparate bunch of sell outs, so i ripped up my aplication form and left it in a coffee mug. I'm applying for Costa and Caffe Nero, cos they both have supah hot waitre.....standards, super hot standards.
I'm going to see Foo in Dublin with these sexy peopleDavidThomTeresaSarah Dublin (I think, i'm gonna be with david so i guess I'll be meeting her?)So yeah! Foo trip in december! Now all i need is a ticket to the Manchester gig and I'm well sorted!This is gonna be fucking ace!In other news, I got a call from Gran in New York today saying that my Dad's buisiness is gone and his house was destroyed and looted and no-one has heard from him since Monday (he works and lives in New Orleans, for anyone confused) So that's a bit shit. I don't normally post links and stuff to these things, but please help a bit if you can, even one £, $ or € will help:http://www.redcross.orghttp://www.convoyofhope.org/http://www.mercycorps.org/The only reason I posted these links is the fact I am SO pissed off with Dubya for doing sweet FA and letting those people try and deal with the disaster as best they can.So yeah, help if and any way you can, please.Apart from that, i dicovered;my boss has an alcohol problemI am moving out on the 14thLaura (red) makes the bese phonecalls about piratesI'm doing a foo tour this yearI have to tickle DavidPassports are expensiveWord, biatches.
ANDREW FARRAR MEMORIAL FUNDRAISER CD SINGLE - FEATURING "FIELDS OF ATHENRY" (PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED BALLAD VERSION) AND "LAST LETTER HOME" FROM THE NEW ALBUM "THE WARRIOR'S CODE".Dropkick Murphys were in the studio in late January this year recording their new album when we heard the news about Sgt. Andrew Farrar's death. As mentioned in a previous newsletter we received a copy of the letter Andrew wrote to his mother before he passed away in which he asked that if anything should happen to him he wanted the Dropkick Murphys version of "Fields Of Athenry" to be played at his funeral. Excerpts from that letter were later incorporated into one of our new songs "Last Letter Home". After hearing the tragic news we offered to come to Andrew's funeral and perform "Fields Of Athenry" and we also recorded a new ballad style version of that song in Andrew's honor. There were only three copies made of that recording of "Fields Of Athenry"; one was placed in Andrew's casket, the second was given to his mother and the third was given to his wife. We recently heard about a memorial fund Andrew's family set up to benefit his two sons Liam & Tyler and thought we cou ld help raise some money by releasing a copy of the recording we did for Andrew's funeral and donating 100% of the proceeds to the memorial fund. We have had numerous requests from people to hear a copy of the recording of this song, especially since we performed it live at some of our shows.There will be a limited run of 2,500 copies of this CD single manufactured which will include two tracks; the ballad style version of "Fields Of Athenry" recorded in Sgt. Andrew Farrar's memory and "Last Letter Home" the song from the new album "The Warrior's Code" that incorporated parts of the letter Andrew wrote to his mother. http://news.bostonherald.com/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=98539If you would like to guarantee you will get a copy of the CD you can pre-order and pay for one today to ensure delivery. Expected shipping date is September 26th 2005. The CD's are $10 each plus shipping/handling charges. All the proceeds from the sales of this CD single will be donated to the Sgt. Andrew Farrar Memorial Fund. Click this link to pre-order;http://www.dropkickmurphys.com/discography/releases/farrarsingle.htmlIf you don't wish to purchase a CD or can not afford the $10 please make a donation for whatever amount you can afford to;Sgt. Andrew Farrar Memorial FundSouthshore Savings Bank1530 Main StreetWeymouth MA 01290-1332Thank you for your generosity.
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Righty-o. should I go see DKM on the 25th in northampton? I've looked into it and trains will cost £99 ish, lasting 9 hours and then i just need to focus on tickets and a place to crash, but sleeping in a train station wou;dn't bother me.If i decide to do this then I can only thank the 2 greatest words ever: 'computing error'I worked one day last week and did a 6 hour shift, got my pay slip in and saw it had the total of £150 there.Someone messed up and i get to keep the money. it's like a sign.I just need someone to push me over the edge and buy tickets. then i need to mug a camera from someone.c'mon people, peer pressure!


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This is probably purely academic now, but it's kind of interesting lol
Alvaro, as your formula:
3) result = (a * (1 + 2*b) + 256) / 512
seems to essentially be 'diluting' the inaccuracy (as far as I can see), is it possible to use 'bigger numbers' to make the approximation method more accurate?
i.e. would using 1024 instead of 512 make it better? Essentially using whatever you could fit into say, a 32 bit unsigned int?
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THINK OF COLIN Powell as the great pacifier. His style's the thing. The idea of Powell is the idea of order, deliberation, calm, sanity: attributes of considerable appeal to an electorate so far buffeted between the spiritless waffling of Clinton and Dole and the oily, palpably mean character of men like Newt Gingrich, Phil Gramm, and Pat Buchanan. He isn't weak, he isn't crazy; vote for Powell! It doesn't hurt matters--for now, anyway, while his candidacy is only an idea--that he's black. His ascendancy, as Alexander Cockburn notes, bears symbolic witness to a faith "that the system is fair and that his life contains a far greater truth about America than the fact that one out of every three young black men in this country is currently under some form of custodial supervision."
If he's a palliative to race anxiety on a broad scale, his appeal to old guard Republicans is much more concrete. As Fortune hinted some months ago, big business is scared of the Gingrich claque and the religious right. The capos of corporate America are liberal on cultural issues, at least to the extent of believing in abortion rights, secular education, and some level of opportunity for women. They have no stomach for gay-bashing or open race-baiting. Powell's much-reviled status as a Rockefeller Republican is all to the good in their book, which does not contain the Book of Revelations.
Beyond the cultural politics, the business element is likewise worried by Newt's addled futurism and loose-cannon economics. As Strib business columnist Mike Meyers reported last week, the Republican Congress is currently moving to strike all manner of securities regulations, to the substantial peril of investors large and small. David Ruder, a Reagan-era chairman of the Securities and Exchange Commission, caught the spirit of establishment anxiety when he complained, "The Republican Congress is dealing with the SEC as though it is the enemy, instead of the policeman on the beat." It's one thing to cut the net from beneath single moms or the elderly, quite another to do it to the stock market. High-tech entrepreneurs and shady brokers dreaming of the halcyon days of junk bonds may like the idea, but business at large does not.
In the pre-Powell days of the Fortune story, the favorite presidential pick of CEOs was former defense secretary Dick Cheney. Dole and Gramm clocked in at 17 percent each, and Newt--who even now skulks at the gate, threatening to run if Powell doesn't--was all but invisible with 3 percent. It's no accident that Cheney headed the list. A career in Pentagon circles is ample assurance that one knows the ways of government subsidies to industry and will keep the right palms greased. The same obviously applies to Powell. With the New Hampshire filing deadline fast approaching, they should have his answer in a couple of weeks. My hunch is that his distaste for fractiousness will keep him out; all the books he's hawked by staying mum up to now could finance a very comfortable retirement. And if he gets restless, there's always 2000.
WHILE POWELL DAWDLES, Congressional Republicans continue to do more for Bill Clinton's approval ratings than he has been able to do for himself. Since April Clinton has been on an uptick, from 43 percent to 45 in August to 47 in October. During the same span Gingrich has gone from 39 to 33, Dole from 55 to 46; according to the same New York Times poll, 61 percent of Americans think the Republican budget should be vetoed and 81 percent reject the notion that it would balance the budget by 2002 as promised. The public disapproves of the Medicare plan by a 2-1 margin and of the proposed tax cuts by 3-1. As well they should: Even in its less draconian Senate version, over half the benefits of the tax overhaul go to the wealthiest 13 percent of the populace; at the extremes it would result in a net tax increase of between 2 and 4 percent for those earning under $30,000, and a 3-percent cut for those making over $200,000.
A couple of weeks back it was disclosed that Clinton had suppressed a Health and Human Services report showing that the welfare plan he backed would throw another million children into poverty. It should have been a scandal, but the cheap effrontery of the Gingrich bunch helped push it off the page before anyone noticed. They are accomplishing a feat that seemed impossible six months ago; they are making Clinton seem electable after all.
COPIOUS TEARS FOLLOWED last week's announcement that the Winnipeg Jets would not be coming to town in view of state and local government's failure to pony up the $20 million ransom. Now we're in for the inevitable recriminations about Minnesota's lack of civic vision, which will surely result in our becoming another--what will it be this time? Detroit? Omaha? Poughkeepsie? Last year a conservative Illinois think tank called the Heartland Institute produced a study that suggested major league teams have nothing to do with making major league metro economies. Of the 32 cities studied, 30 showed no demonstrable correlation between the presence of professional sports franchises and per-capita income growth; in the remaining two, the impact was positive in one case (Indianapolis) and negative in the other (Baltimore). "It is very likely," concluded the authors, "that sports do not expand spending, but serve only to realign it by substituting for other forms of leisure spending. Far from generating new revenues... sports 'investments' appear to be an economically unsound use of a community's scarce financial resources."
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For more than 20 years, Cuchulain has created chaos, fear and disorder in Ireland by hitting counter-productive targets on both sides of the border, making fools of British Intelligence and the IRA. But Cuchulain is a man whose time is nearly up. The one person who can identify him is the beautiful Tanya Voroninova, daughter of a KGB general. And the one person who can persuade her to defect is Liam Devlin, poet, scholar, IRA gunman retired.
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Imagine you're the personnel director of an NFL expansion team and you have the opportunity to pick any player from the Dolphins roster for your new squad. Cornerback Sam Madison is one of the best in the league at his position, and wide receiver O.J. McDuffie led the league in receptions a year ago; either would be a good choice. But when it comes to being the best Dolphins player, middle linebacker Zach Thomas is the meanest fish in the tank. The defensive spark plug many NFL insiders considered too small at five feet, eleven inches and 235 pounds has led the team in tackles every season since being drafted in the fifth round in 1996. What Thomas lacks in size, he makes up for in intensity and versatility. How many players have the power to go head-up on Steelers running back Jerome Bettis -- a guy nicknamed "the Bus" for his bruising running style -- flatten him like a pancake, and still possess the speed to cover Raiders wideout Tim Brown on a deep crossing pattern? Thomas' teammates and coaches consistently recognize him as one of the hardest workers on the team. His character, fire, and athletic ability make him the heart and soul of a nasty defense that has come to be known as one of the stingiest in the NFL. While other players may be involved in one or two plays per drive, the Dolphins' middle man usually contributes on every down, thus continuing Miami's tradition of gritty defensive field generals.
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The 49ers will compete in the UCI Spring Break Invitational at Anteater Stadium, March 22-23.
March 21, 2013
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LONG BEACH - The Long Beach State track & field team has consistently produced strong performances every week and it looks to do the same when it makes the short trip to Irvine for the UCI Spring Break Invitational, March 22-23.
Three 49ers rank among the top-10 in the nation in their respective events. Senior Michael Vaughan leads the way as he is No. 3 in the triple jump after establishing a lifetime-best 51-07.25 at the Beach Classic. Junior Adam Bianchessi also owns the eighth-best javelin mark among all NCAA Division I athletes (223-07), while Chris Yates is 10th in the shot put (57-00.25).
LBSU has 76 athletes (38 men, 38 women) entered in the UC Irvine Spring Break Invitational, which will be held at Anteater Stadium, on Friday and Saturday. The women's and men's hammer throw are the only field events scheduled for Friday and start at 3 p.m., while the 5000m and 3000m Steeplechase will take place in the evening, beginning at 6 p.m.
The rest of the meet is slated for Saturday with the field events kicking off at 10 a.m. and the track events set to get underway at noon.
Six 49ers established personal records at the Aztec Invitational last Saturday (March 16). Adam Bianchessi led the way as he won the javelin with a distance of 223-07. He is now No. 4 among LBSU's all-time top-10. Chris Yates also took third in the shot put at 57-00.25, marking the second weekend in a row that he has notched a personal best and tying him for ninth in school history. In addition, Jason Harrell (discus, 177-09), Amanda Klinchuch (pole vault, 12-00), Taylor Jackson (long jump, 17-08.25) and Alexandra Cervantes (shot put, 44-01.50) registered personal bests. Klinchuch's height in the pole vault is tied for seventh in program history.
Long Beach State has claimed three Big West men's track & field athlete of the week awards in the first three weeks of the season. Junior Koree Hines (track) and senior Michael Vaughan (field) were recognized by the conference for their performances at the Beach Classic on March 2, while senior Chris Yates was named the Big West Men's Field Athlete of the Week on March 12. Yates earned the honor after establishing then lifetime bests in the shot put (55-00) and hammer throw (191-06) at the Ben Brown Invitational.
Hines was tabbed the Big West Track Athlete of the Week following a runner-up finish in the 110m hurdles at the Beach Classic where he notched a personal-record 14.21 seconds. He also helped the 49ers to a pair of second-place performances in the 4x100 and 4x400 relays. Vaughan was selected as the Big West Men's Field Athlete of the Week as he won the triple jump with a lifetime-best 51-07.25. The mark is third in the nation and ties him for eighth all-time at LBSU.
Long Beach State heads south to La Jolla next weekend for the Cal/Nevada State Championships, March 29-30. The 49ers will also have a select group traveling north for the Stanford Invitational (March 29-30).
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Five-minute guide to high school football: 6A No. 5 Jenks, No. 4 Broken Arrow to face off
Most intriguing matchup
Class 6A No. 5 Jenks (3-2) at No 4 Broken Arrow (3-2)
Why bother: Both of these teams have already had their showdowns with Tulsa Union and Owasso, with both beating Owasso and falling to Union. So this is the final regular-season battle between the East's Big Four. This game is likely to decide District 6A-2, although that could be a mixed blessing if Union and Owasso win out, because of playoff pairings. Jenks' offense was expected to be explosive and after a slow start has put up 145 points over the last two games. Broken Arrow's offense has been potent as well, but the Tigers' defense has held their last two opponents to a combined seven points.
The pick: Jenks 27, Broken Arrow 25
Broken Arrow was my preseason No. 2, but with the Tigers working Devon Thomas back into their offense and Cameron Wrenn dealing with injuries, the Trojans are the more potent team. Jordan Smallwood, a wide receiver who has committed to OU, has put up big games since missing Jenks' game in Texas. He makes the difference in a tight game that decides the district.
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Class 4A No. 2 Clinton (4-1) at No. 6 Anadarko (5-0)
Plot: After losing loads of talent from last season's Class 3A championship team and moving up to Class 4A, Anadarko was expected to be a bit down. But the Warriors have reeled off a 5-0 start, outscoring opponents 200-15 so far. But Clinton, which has lost only to Class 5A Lawton MacArthur, presents the first legitimate 4A power for Anadarko.
Starring: Anadarko running back R.J. Sink did something last week in a win over Elk City that not even Sheldon Wilson accomplished — scoring seven touchdowns in a game. For the season, Sink has 523 yards and 13 touchdowns on just 55 carries. Clinton has a solid running game of its own, helped by a strong offensive line. Sophomore Marquiz Simpkins has 714 yards, eight touchdowns and is averaging more than 10 yards per carry.
The pick: Clinton 20, Anadarko 14
Both teams have big-game experience, but in the end, Clinton's lines on both sides and its depth wear down the Warriors.
Carl Albert (1-4) at Class 5A No. 1 Guthrie (5-0)
Plot: It's hard to call this a marquee game based on the records, but the intrigue becomes apparent when you look behind them. Carl Albert started the season with a brutal first five games. The Titans' opponents so far have combined to go 20-5 heading into their third consecutive game against an undefeated opponent. Guthrie's opponents, though, are a combined 5-20 going into Friday's game. Either way, this figures to be the turning point in both teams' schedules. Carl Albert's schedule starts to lighten up after this, while Guthrie's gets tougher as Deer Creek and McGuinness still lie ahead.
Starring: Both quarterbacks have been outstanding. Guthrie's Bryan Dutton was expected to be and he hasn't disappointed, rushing for 410 yards and seven touchdowns and throwing for 662, 13 touchdowns and just one interception. The Titans' Steve Thompson has been a bit of a surprise just because he was an unknown factor going into the year. But he's rushed for 671 yards and 10 scores while throwing for nearly 500 yards.
The pick: Guthrie 28, Carl Albert 20
The game figures to be much closer than the records would indicate as Carl Albert has played tight already with some of 5A's best. But in the end, Guthrie is able to hold on and win for the third consecutive season.


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"All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood."
Canadians expect their government to be a leader in the human rights field by reflecting and promoting Canadian values on the international stage. The promotion and protection of human rights is an integral part of Canadian foreign policy.
Canada's international human rights policy
Canada has been a consistently strong voice for the protection of human rights and the advancement of democratic values. Canada takes principled positions on important issues to ensure that freedom, democracy, human rights and the rule of law, values that define this country, are enjoyed around the world. For more information, see Canada's international human rights policy.
Canada's human rights commitments
Canada takes its international human rights obligations seriously and is committed to maintaining a constructive dialogue with the UN human rights treaty bodies, which are a vital aspect of a strong and effective international human rights system. For more information see Canada's human rights commitments.
Children's rights
It is because of the unique vulnerability of children that their rights are of priority concern within Canada's foreign policy. For more information, see Children's human rights.
Gender equality
Canada is a world leader in the promotion and protection of women's rights and gender equality. These issues are central to Canada's foreign and domestic policies. For more information, see Canada's commitment to gender equality and the advancement of women's rights internationally.
Indigenous affairs
Aboriginal people in Canada are taking an increasingly active role on the world stage, in fields such as human rights, respect of cultural and linguistic diversity, environmental protection and more. For more information, see Canada and international indigenous affairs.
Universal Periodic Review
Canada was a leading proponent of the initiative to review the human rights performance of every UN member state on a regular basis. For more information, see Universal Periodic Review.
What are human rights?
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights describes the rights shared by all human beings.
A free Internet
Canada believes individuals' rights and freedoms should be protected online just as they are offline.
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Oklahoma scene: OSU women, OU men advance at Big 12 tennis championships
OSU women upset Baylor
Oklahoma State's women's tennis team upset top seed Baylor 4-3 to advance to the final at the Big 12 Championships in Norman on Saturday.
The fourth-seeded Cowgirls (15-7) opened up the match by taking the doubles point. OSU got singles wins from Kanyapat Narattana, Maria Alvarez and Karyn Guttormsen to pick up the victory. Guttormsen's 6-7 (6), 6-3, 6-4 defeat of Baylor's Alex Clay sealed the win.
OSU will face third-seeded Texas for the championship at 1 p.m. Sunday.
OU men advance to Big 12 tennis final
The Oklahoma men's tennis team beat Texas 4-1 in the semifinals of the Big 12 Championships on Saturday in Norman.
With the win, the No. 2 seed Sooners advanced to face top seed Baylor in Sunday's final, which begins at 1 p.m.
Against the Longhorns, the Sooners lost the doubles point, but got singles wins from Guillermo Alcorta, Axel Alvarez Llamas, Dane Webb and Leonard Stakhovsky to win the semifinal match.
Bertko picks up win
Kate Bertko, who trains at the USRowing Training Center in Oklahoma City, won the Women's Lightweight Single event at USRowing's National Selection Regatta 1 in Princeton, N.J. Bertko, who has changed weight classes and debuted as a lightweight rower at the event, completed the course in an 8:02.90
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Police are still looking for a gunman who opened fire on a man pouring concrete Wednesday.
Nassar Mack was shot while working at the Craven Terrace housing complex on sidewalks around 4:30 p.m.
Police say the 28-year-old Mack was able to walk to a nearby apartment and call police.
The gunman is described as a black man, wearing a navy New York Yankees hat, white t-shirt and jeans.
Anyone with information should contact New Bern police at 252-633-2020.
A construction worker pouring concrete for a sidewalk is shot on the job.
It happened Wednesday afternoon at the Craven Terrace Apartments in New Bern at around 4:30.
New Bern police say that the victim was part of a construction crew doing work at the housing complex.
Officials have not released the victim's name, but say he is at Carolina East Medical Center and will likely recover.
Police are searching for the shooter.


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What is the least permissions I can give files and folders
I am getting riddled with malware all the time, I literally am cleaning out my install every 2 days. I have followed all the hardening wordpress guides etc. Deleted everything, put in clean files, wordpress to 755 and files to 644 and still nothing is doing.
Lately there seems to be a ridiculous amount of Javascript attacks, the files I am replacing are constantly for JS files, so obviously attackers have found an easy way in to JS files. What is the least permission I can give to files to stop them getting attacked.
Lately it's been the JS folder in my theme and the JS folders in two of my plugins that seem to be very vulnerable.


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Only it was the seeds that re-emerged, not leaves. I don't know if an animal dug them up or if the heavy rains washed away the soil that was covering them, but 2 pea seeds were sitting on top of the soil. I re-planted them and will hope for the best!
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William C. Karns, a member and pastor emeritus of St. John Lutheran Church in Littlestown, Pa., died Dec. 29 at age 104. Karns, who toured the Seminary Ridge Museum before exhibit installation this past summer, was the Lutheran Theological Seminary at Gettysburg's and Gettysburg [Pa.] College's oldest alumnus. Karns taught adult Christian education at St. John until recently. When he toured the seminary and rehabilitated Schmucker Hall, where he lived as a seminarian in the early 1930s, he identified his room and reflected with humor on dorm life, including his advocacy for rigorous physical activity, unusual in those days.
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Employers in Washington state added a net 54,900 jobs in the 12 months through February, lowering the unemployment rate for that month to an estimated 8.2 percent, the state Employment Security Department reported Wednesday.
February's jobless rate was the lowest since January 2009, when it was 7.7 percent. The state's January unemployment rate was 8.4 percent.
In the private sector, employers added 62,200 jobs between February 2011 and 2012. Public sector employers, however, shed 7,300 jobs, leaving a net gain of 54,900 jobs year over year.
Industries that saw the most job growth were leisure and hospitality (up 2,500 jobs); construction (up 1,900); retail trade (up 1,700); transportation, warehousing and utilities (up 1,500); and professional and business services (up 1,100).
Industries that experienced the most job losses included government (down 1,400 jobs), manufacturing (down 900), financial activities (down 700) and information (down 500).
Clark County's labor market report for February is slated for release March 27.
As a result of the state's improved unemployment rate, the maximum number of weeks of jobless benefits will likely be reduced from 99 to 73 in mid- to late April. Federal benefits extension programs are triggered by states' unemployment rates. The Employment Security Department said it will announce the timing and more details about the change after it receives official notice from the U.S. Department of Labor.


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CPL defends Chris Gayle over 'sexist' exchange with reporter
(Jamaica Observer) KINGSTON, Jamaica – What the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) describes as a friendly between Jamaica Tallawahs Captain, Chris Gayle and a female reporter has been condemned as 'sexist' by a women's rights group in Antigua. The Antigua Observer reports that Gayle made the somewhat controversial comment when the reporter asked, "How does the pitch feel so far in terms of the training (and) the weather?"
His response, "Well I haven't touched yours yet so I don't know how it feels."
Seemingly unperturbed by the comment, the woman laughed uncontrollably the Antigua Observer mentioned. Gayle continued the exchange and complimenting the woman, said "I like your smile; that's nice."
The report continued to say that someone at the head table whispered to Gayle "stick to cricket" and "press conference, please" at that point. In an email later, the CPL spokesperson defended Gayle's action. "Chris is excited for the tournament and was having a laugh with a journalist, who had a laugh back; there was no malice intended.


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San Francisco Public Library now has free conversational language groups.
The Conversational English Language Group is for adults who wish to strengthen their English conversational language skills. We focus on practical, everyday topics. If you are a non-native speaker who wants to practice your spoken English, then this group is the place for you!
The evening English Language Group meets weekly Tuesdays beginning Tuesday September 3, 2013 until Tuesday November 5th.
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Report: Climate science panel needs change at top
WASHINGTON Scientists reviewing the acclaimed but beleaguered international climate change panel called Monday for a major overhaul in the way it's run, but stopped short of calling for the ouster of the current leader.
The independent review of the U.N. climate panel puts new pressure on chairman Rajendra Pachauri, who has been criticized for possible conflicts of interest, but shows no sign of stepping down.
"It's hard to see how the United Nations can both follow the advice of this committee and keep Rajendra Pachauri on board as head," said Roger Pielke Jr., a frequent critic of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. The University of Colorado professor praised the review findings as a way of saving the climate panel with "tough love."
The InterAcademy Council, a collection of the world's science academies, outlined a series of "significant reforms" in management structure needed by the IPCC, a body that won a Nobel Prize with former Vice President Al Gore in 2007.
Last year, a batch of errors embarrassed the authors of the climate report. Among the most prominent were misleading statements about glaciers in the Himalayas. The IPCC incorrectly said they were melting faster than others and that they would disappear by 2035 - hundreds of years earlier than other information suggests.
"Those errors did dent the credibility of the process, no question about it," said former Princeton University president Harold Shapiro, who led the review of the IPCC.
Climate change science took a parade of public hits last winter, starting with the release of hacked e-mails from a British climate center. Then there was the failure of a summit in Copenhagen to come up with mandatory greenhouse gas pollution limits, followed by the mistakes discovered in the IPCC report. On top of that, the winter seemed unusually cold in many places, undercutting belief in global warming.
The mood seems different now. Several outside reports - including those by the British, Dutch and American governments - have upheld the chief scientific finding of the climate panel: that global warming is man-made and incontrovertible. This year, so far, is on target to be the hottest on record worldwide with a number of extreme weather events.
IPCC chief Pachauri, an academic from India who also is a professor at Yale, said many of the recommendations outlined are steps he already has started. Critics, including those in the U.S. Senate, have called on him to resign, but on Monday he gave no indication he would.
"This has nothing to do with personalities," Pachauri told The Associated Press. "I think we're jumping the gun if we're talking about taking any action before the IPCC takes a look at the report."
Shapiro said if fundamental changes are made, the IPCC - created in 1989 by the United Nations and World Meteorological Organization - can regain its credibility. The IPCC involves scientists mostly volunteering work with only 10 staffers, and even Pachauri is a part-time volunteer.
The 113-page review was requested by the IPCC and the U.N. after the errors were found. It didn't study the quality of the science itself, although Shapiro said the key recommendations in the climate report "are well supported by the scientific evidence."
Still, he said the way the report expressed confidence in scientific findings was incomplete and at times even misleading. In the panel's first report, which addresses the physical causes of global warming, scientists may have underestimated how confident they were in their conclusions, Shapiro said. In the second report, about the effects on daily life, in at least one instance they may have overestimated the scientific backing for their conclusions, he suggested.


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Sprouts Farmers Market LLC, a fast-growing Phoenix-based grocer, announced Monday that it is planning an initial public offering of its stock.
The IPO will include 18.5 million shares of common stock with an estimated value of $14 to $16 per share. That puts the value of Sprouts at between $259 million to $296 million.
A preliminary prospectus has been filed with the Securities and Exchange Commisison. No date has been set for the IPO.
Sprouts reported in a news release that it plans to repay a $247.6 million loan with proceeds from the public stock offering and use any remaining funds for general corporate purposes.
Sprouts, a natural foods market founded in 2002, has 13,000 employees and more than 163 stores in eight states, including 24 in Arizona.
It opened 23 stores between May 2009 and October 2010.
Sprouts merged with Sunflower Farmers Market in May 2012 and Henry's Farmers Markets/Sun Harvest Farm in April 2011.
The underwriting group for the IPO is Goldman, Sachs & Co., Credit Suisse, BofA Merrill Lynch, Apollo Global Securities, Barclays, Deutsche Bank Securities, UBS Investment Bank, Guggenheim Securities and Wolfe Research Securities.
The underwriters will have an option to buy nearly 2.8 million shares from the company.
Sprouts plans to convert to a Delaware corporation and trade under the ticker symbol SFM.
The company's headquarters will remain in Phoenix.
Apollo Management LP has been the majority owner of Sprouts since April 2011.


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Liverpool Message Board
Michael Owen
Saw this quote from BR prior to the window closing ...
"We're hopeful. There are obviously a lot of people upstairs who are doing a lot of great work and working very, very hard. Let's hope by the time it shuts later on that we've got some reinforcements. There are a number of players we're enquiring about. There is no doubt we need to add goals to the team. That was always an objective when I first came in. If we can get recognised goalscorers to come in, that's the objective. There'll be hopefully one or two coming in."
From that, it was obvious that he expected at least one recognised goal scorer to be added and so he must be a confused and angry man this morning.
Given all that, will he try for Michael Owen for the rest of the season? Injury prone, unpopular but a proven goal scorer and one of only a few options left.
What do you think?
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The board tried to be clever and messed up big time. we couldnt score goals last season so have deducted Carrolls threat plus goals from Kuyt, or our most prolific players Maxi and Bellamy and replaced them with........Osama Assaidi, who deserves no burden for he was brought in for squad filling money on squad filling wages.
I'm not being a bitter supporter, I genuinely look forward to watching Sterling grow and the style of play develop but come May, when we are 8th again 'but playing lovely' and we give Sahin back and Gerrard 33, how do we attract players of the top billing? We wont, the board have truly made their biggest flounder yet.
I hope Brendan and the boys can hold together till January when clearly we will sign Falcao ;)
Oh yes, your point, would take Owen back all day on a free, the bulk dont like him for bailing for Madrid. Yes, he wanted to be the main man in 2004, Rafa told him he was 1 of 4 strikers and he left but hes tried to come back every transfer window since, I would take him on a pay as you play in these circumstances, how cold it hurt? If we are worried about denting Morgans progress then thats crazy, it would help him if anything. I say go for it, but we wont.
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It's a painful decision for 2 reasons really.
1 his time at United and the fact they let him go.
2. We have very little choice.
Short term contract, pay as you play then yes.
Get DROGBA! Heard he is having problems in china....
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter Sep 1, 2012 14:11 Flag
Yes Owen isn't liked amongst fans however as you said "he's a proven goalscorer" a "fox in the box" if you will..
We could play him on a pay as you play basis..
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the way i see it we need a experienced striker at least till january, Owen's probaly the best option we got unless there's any free agents abroad ?
Can we still do loan deals or is that shut to ???
LFC_Armchair_Supporter LFC_Armchair_Supporter Sep 1, 2012 14:04 Flag
Sounds like he was duped and lied to..
The blame then is FSG's & Ian Ayre's?


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Ombre waves, fuschia lipstick and neon were at centre stage at the Nylon September TV Issue Party hosted by Lea Michele on 15 September 2012. One happy participant was actress Christian Serratos.
Ombre waves, fuschia lipstick and neon were at...
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Actress Christian Serratos had the red carpet look nailed 2012 NCLR ALMA Awards on 16 September 2012.
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Christian Serratos' Girls Gude to changing your look
Something about Christian Serratos' three crazy different red carpet looks over the weekend convinced me that the young actress was REALLY good at sneaking out in high school.
Let me explain.
It was something about the ease with which Christian took on a completely different persona for each red carpet event. I can just imagine her being the absolute dancing queen on a Saturday night and arriving cleaned up, prim and proper at church on Sunday morning.
Christian started the day looking like a straight-A high school student (definitely a cheerleader) at the Variety Power of Youth event. Later, with her quiff, ombre hair and fuschia lips, she looked just about as cool as the hottest blogger of the minute at Nylon September TV Issue Party hosted by Lea Michele. Finally, with her polished waves, she looked like any red carpet pro the next night at the 2012 NCLR ALMA Awards.
Ever-constant eyes
Weirdly enough, upson closer inspection, Christian achieved these three very different looks WITH THE SAME EYE MAKE-UP. Check it.
She started with a light and shimmery smokey eye-- using a base of sparkly beige, adding a bit of shimmery white in the inner corner and blending in a darking brown into the outer corner. She extended the shadow under her eye. Then, simple thin black eyeliner outlined her eyes and she curled and mascara-ed her lashes to perfection.
It's in the lips
One of magic ingredients to Christian's fantastic changes came in a discrete little tube. We're talking lipstick.
If we've said it once, we've said it 500 times. Girls, it is in the lipstick.
When embodying elegance, Christian went with a delicate nude lipstick. When playing Christian, the high school good girl, she went with a frosted gloss reminiscent of the Smacker's we all had. And when becoming Christian, the stylista, she whipped out a glossy and trendy fuschia.
Hair helps
Of course, Christian Serrato also changed her hair up a lot over the weekend. Her high school look was complete with blonde hair blow dried straight. Her elegant red carpet look featured side-swept waves, a retro classic and soirée staple.
And Christian's Nylon look featued-- what else?-- a quiff and ombre waves (made a part of the uniform of the blogger/Nylon crowd by Alexa Chung.)
What this says
Take Christian's busy weekend as evidence of what YOU can try out this week. Beat the Tuesday slump with elegant waves. Use fuschia lipstick and a quiff to show up Wednesday. And get your good points before the wild weekend by taking on a good girl look for Thursday and Friday. Don't get stuck in the one-look rut. Go girl, go!


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'Hilarious ... visually stunning ... transfixing ... accessible" — Reviews of CSF's 2014 season are rolling in
CSF's 2014 season is at the halfway point and the reviews have been rolling in.
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Shakespeare's beloved farce, set in a 1960s Catskills mountain resort
You might say the ghost of the great Shakespearean actor John Barrymore is haunting the Colorado Shakespeare Festival.
This summer, you can enjoy a bottle of beer or a glass of wine in the Shakespeare Gardens before the show and during intermission—and bring it with you inside the Mary Rippon Outdoor Theatre and th
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my chemistry marks were too much for him.
I always halfway suspected he was an anti-shill, whose purpose was to serve as a punching bag for the more conventional shills. More recently he served as a distraction, flooding the board with politics to drown out any discussion of MSFT. Now Microsoft has shifted policy again, recognizing it needs to try to combat the perception that Microsoft is fading. Maybe whoever played the "hawcreek" persona is already playing a new part in that campaign.
xcept he is still here as an_obama_nation..
And he is David Robert Watkins of St Pete.
When the number of humiliations of him reaches a certain number, he does damage control by changing masks and starting over, as if he is a brand new man. It gives him a new lease. He is reincarnated into this new person, but underneath is the same old concoction of lies about himself he thinks everyone believes.
He is so predictable, as he always posts the same garbage content, no matter what ID he uses.
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'Cuckoo's Nest' star known for edgy roles
Award-winning actor's life very different from 'creepy guys' he plays onstage
When director Claudio Raygoza was casting "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" for New Village Arts Theatre, he always had one actor in mind for the role of Randle McMurphy, the wily, rebellious mental hospital patient in Ken Kesey's 1962 tragicomedy.
When it comes to playing dark, miles-deep, edgy and often-crazed characters, the go-to guy in San Diego is Jeffrey Jones.
At local theaters in recent years, the 49-year-old Coronado actor has played a psycho on a park bench, a Nazi prisoner, a one-handed murderer and a fierce, aggressive man mourning his brother's death. And last month, he won the San Diego Theatre Critics Circle's lead actor award for his portrayal of a troubled rehab center escapee in Ion Theatre's "The Little Flower of East Orange."
Onstage, Jones can be explosive, unpredictable, violent and fearless. Offstage, he's a soft-spoken, articulate pacifist who juggles several part-time jobs in restaurants and maintenance work so he can care full time for his wife, Iola, who is epileptic with intractable seizures.
Because of the demands on his time and finances, Jones usually limits himself to just one acting job per year, but he couldn't resist the lure of playing McMurphy in "Cuckoo's Nest," which opened Saturday in Carlsbad.
"Jeffrey is the epitome of the spontaneous, endlessly exploring actor," said Raygoza, who co-directed Jones in "Little Flower" and three other plays. "If the lights didn't go out at the end of the play, I think he'd end up living out the life of the character until someone unlocked the theater the next day. He's drawn to roles that require a tremendous amount of emotional tunneling."
Born in Chicago and raised in Chula Vista, Jones moved to Hollywood after high school with dreams of becoming a star. But after a few years of artistic struggles, he returned to San Diego in the early 1990s and was taken under the wing of Martin Gerrish, an acting coach and theater director who ran Octad-One Productions in the College area.
Gerrish became a father figure to Jones, and for five years until his death in 2000, he mentored the young actor, even spending a year training him for the title role in "Hamlet." Today, Jones attributes much of his success onstage to Gerrish's instruction.
"He pushed me hard because he knew I could go farther, and he taught me that every play has a lesson to teach," Jones said.
Gerrish also taught Jones the technique he uses to create capricious, unpredictable characters onstage.
"It's not about being spontaneous. It's about really listening to the other actors," Jones said. "If you give them patience and you're in the moment, then your performances will never be exactly the same."
Jeff Smith, San Diego Reader's theater critic for 33 years, said he believes directors in San Diego have barely scratched the surface of Jones' potential.
"He's usually typecast as the lurking land mine. But he's so versatile. ... I'd love to see him do Albee or Tennessee Williams," Smith said.
Jones admits he's grown bored with the "creepy guys" he's usually asked to play. And because he's often cast as the gun-waving heavy, he said he delights in his quiet and "very vanilla" life with his wife and soul mate, who became ill 14 years into their 22-year relationship.
"A big outing for us is a walk on the beach," he said. "That's our life. But I love her to death and want to be with her until I die. If I accomplish anything in life, it's because of her."
Commuting to Carlsbad for "Cuckoo's Nest" has been hard for the couple, but Jones said playing McMurphy is a refreshing change of pace.