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Waukesha, WI, August 07, 2014 --(PR.com)-- Joe Dalum, President and CEO of Odyne Systems, LLC, a leading manufacturer of hybrid systems for medium- and heavy- duty work trucks, delivered a presentation explaining the plug-in electric vehicle technology options for truck fleets on July 28 at Plug-in 2014 in San Jose, CA.
Dalum's presentation discussed the medium- and heavy-duty truck market, fleet strategy, vehicle duty cycles, and how to select the best Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV) solution. The presentation explained technologies for medium- and heavy-duty vehicles that reduce emissions, increase fuel efficiency, decrease engine idle time/wear and support sustainability.
During his presentation, Odyne's president stressed the importance of duty cycle data acquisition and analysis as an excellent means to determine if a PHEV system is a good fit for a fleet's vehicle use strategy. Dalum discussed the Green Truck Association's Hybrid Work Truck Payback Worksheet and other considerations such as EPAct credits, work site safety, and ROI. He added other factors when comparing a hybrid, ePTO or PHEV solution, including warranty, safety, performance and applications.
The presentation was made during a day-long seminar entitled "The Economics of Vehicle-Grid Integration – Costs, Benefits & the Evolving Market." http://www.plugin2014.com/pre-conference-seminars
About Odyne Systems, LLC
Odyne is a leader in hybrid drive systems for medium and heavy-duty vehicles. Odyne's advanced plug-in hybrid technology enables trucks over 14,000 pounds to have substantially lower fuel consumption, lower emissions, improved performance, quieter job site operation and reduced operating and maintenance costs. Odyne has fielded more plug-in hybrid systems for large trucks throughout the United States than any other supplier. Odyne systems are modular and are integrated to powertrains during the new vehicle manufacturing process or are retrofit to existing truck chassis in various applications. The systems are sold and serviced through a worldwide distribution network including Altec, DUECO and Terex Utilities. Odyne has also authorized selected Allison Transmission distributors to service Odyne systems across North America. For further information, visit us at www.odyne.com and follow us on Twitter @Odyne.
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Yes. I love the program and stress release. I do HIIT circuit training (lots of different strength exercises and cardio) twice a week and MMA fitness (kickboxing, MMA) once a week. MMA fitness is my favorite because you get to hit, elbow and kick stuff. Good times. What question(s) did you have?
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Isn't the the same as saying that because California and New York vote one way, the rest of the country should go their way because they have larger populations? Thankfully for Scotland, they will vote out of the Empire and join the EU.
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Actually, Britian has a large aging population and will probably look to import labor as well. They'll try to do it on their own terms though... When your country actively disrupts an entire region, the least you can do is indenture a few laborers from there.
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Thanks, Nixon!
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There's so much they do under the table (Snowden comes to mind) that it's hard to believe they had the competence to hack this phone. Definitely shady, but I am not so sure on the competence part, LOL.
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Believe in Government conspiracies, but then they had to pay a private company to hack an iPhone, so all credability went out the door there.
I do think there is a general "conspiracy" to keep the status quo by those in power even though it's to the benefit of only them and that they will sell it as for the general good. This isn't so much of a conspiracy as it is human nature of self-preservation... I believe that there are certain people in power that wish to create a permenant penal class and utilize them for labor at the expense of the lower class. Debtor's prisions and such come to mind.
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I wish I could tell you, but I rarely frequent bars. A 60" TV and four taps of homebrew keep me at home most game days.
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Take Tampa off that list. There are some great fans in this city. I can and do wear my Detroit gear to games and get a warm reception. Most of them say I will convert over time (fat chance). There are also some champions in recent history and a very competitive hockey team.
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|I lived there for 5 years and
I lived there for 5 years and I can tell you firsthand that they have some awful fans. Even the so-called polite ones will stand idly as the aholes dump beer on opposing fans.
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Happy Fathers' Day MGoDads! Spending the day with my kids in the pool, grilling and having a few homebrews (dad only, they're only 9 and 7).
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Why was six afraid of seven?
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I am looking forward to having Cleveland's hopes crushed once again in agonizing fashion. Perhaps blowing a 15-point 4th quarter lead in game 7.
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Quality work on a Wednesday morning, sir.
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Every damned day, son. What's wrong with counting down til the season with memories of players past and honoring current players? It's a great discussion point and is on-topic.
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Two low down G's going crazy...
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LMAO. Thanks, man. This whole thread is gold.
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|This is hilariously pathetic.
This is hilariously pathetic. "Order of Bulls Blood"? Even worse than those clowns that tried to change the victors... Well, maybe not that bad.
|3 weeks 1 day ago
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Keep going. I'm intrigued!
|3 weeks 5 days ago
|Hopefully he shrugs it off.
Hopefully he shrugs it off. This is the type of shit that drives most people off. College football, hell, the whole world, needs more people with the passion that Coach Harbaugh. All the lazy fucks and cheaters make rules against the intelligent and hard working.
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But when it comes to pointing out egregious hypocrisy, it's all fair game.
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FIre em all!!!
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I'd love to be a brewer with my brothers and have a small brew pub, but we all have comfortable jobs for the man and have families... Perhaps as a retirement gig.
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They still operate a website? Well, hasn't been updated since 2014, so I'd guess no.
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|You pretty much answered the
You pretty much answered the question yourself: He's a buckeye fan. Other than that, he gets the star treatment by the league and that's pretty grating. The push-off against RJax in the first round is a prime example.
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|I'm thinking the same thing,
I'm thinking the same thing, but there's a reason why they play the games. I was actually thinking this was going to be a sweep, but Toronto is resilient. Game 3 wasn't close in the other direction... Cleveland may actually get a fight unlike the 1st two rounds.
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|The Cavs have done well
The Cavs have done well versus the Thunder recently, but I'd be careful in what you wish for. The Thunder seem to be playing inspired ball these days while the Warriors look vulnerable at best. Most people thought SAS would breeze past the Thunder last round and then they woke up. Also, CLE needs to beat Toronto still - this series is not an afterthought anymore.


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- Developer: Over The Top Games
- Publisher: Over The Top Games
- Genre: Action Platformer
- Release: Sep 27, 2010
- ESRB: Everyone
Steam achievements
To unlock the following, you have to play the game and collect/Earn achievements. You can find those earned achievements in your Game-Main menu or you can view them if you signup at one of the Steam communities.
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Where: PK Park, Eugene
When: Friday 6 p.m., Saturday 2 p.m., Sunday noon
National polls: Oregon State is ranked from No. 3 to 7, Oregon is ranked from No. 6 to 11
RPI: Oregon State 6th, Oregon 8th
Win streaks: Oregon State 12 games, Oregon eight games
Series record since Oregon restored baseball in 2009: Oregon State leads 13-8.
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The state of Tennessee is declining to intervene in a lawsuit brought by the Hamilton County Schools against the city of Chattanooga, seeking over $11 million in liquor tax funds it says it should have been remitted over a lengthy time.
The city had responded to the suit by saying the state is a necessary party to the action.
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When he returned from a knee injury Monday night, Steph Curry seemed to be only a shell of himself when he made just two of 13 three-point shots. But something remarkable happened during overtime that the Golden State Warriors point guard's wife believes was a part of God's plan.
Curry, 28, managed to make NBA history in the overtime of the playoffs for Game 4 against the Portland Trailblazers. After scoring 17 points and becoming a trending topic on numerous social media platforms, his wife, Ayesha Curry, gave God the glory.
"So proud! Speechless. … God is always in control, always," Ayesha tweeted after her husband's historic game. more >>
In an inspirational celebration of Mother's Day, Miles McPherson, lead pastor of Rock Church in San Diego, California, presented a kaleidoscope of motherhood through the stories of seven mothers in his life on Sunday.
Among them was his 79-year-old mother, Margaret "Gigi" McPherson, who looked a lot like the quintessential supermom after talking about her life as a mother beginning in the 1960s.
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Controversial televangelist Benny Hinn has revealed that his mother, Clemence, died days before Mother's Day, and said her passing has inspired him to search the truth about Heaven in the Bible.
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Heckert was lamenting the closure of clinics in California, a liberal state that recevied an A+ grade from the pro-abortion group NARAL for requiring pregnancy centers in Sacramento to install signs promoiting abortion and for allowing girls younger than 18 to have an abortion without notifiying a parent or guardian. more >>
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A "Today" musical is in the works. Kathie Lee Gifford officially announced it on Friday morning, August 1 on the NBC morning show. Titled "Not Today and Tomorrow's Not Looking Good Either", it is planned to premiere sometime later this year.
Gifford writes the play and composes the music with David Friedman. She said she had been working on it since January. It will run 18 minutes, feature the "Today" staff and have a guest appearance by her former morning show partner Regis Philbin.
"You're going to be surprised," Gifford hyped it up. When she made the announcement, Philbin co-hosted "Today" show with her as a stand-in for Hoda Kotb.
Gifford is no stranger to musical theater. She previously worked with Friedman, writing a junior high school musical "Key Pin It Real". She also wrote off-Broadway play "Under the Bridge" and penned Broadway's "Scandalous". Actress Carolee Carmello earned her third Tony nomination last year for her performance on the stage musical.
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Aidan Carr is hoping Down can finally bury their Cork hoodoo in Newry on Sunday.
Since James McCartan became Mourne County boss in 2009, the sides have met five times with Cork winning each time. Down ran Cork to a point in the 2010 All-Ireland final, but the other clashes were one-sided with the Rebels enjoying an average winning margin of nine points.
"We have a few of those (bogey teams)," Carr told Gaelic Life.
"I don't think those Cork results have had much of an impact (psychologically). Certainly, the way last year finished when we lost comprehensively to Donegal in the Ulster final and in the All-Ireland quarter-final (against Mayo), those results have lingered more than anything Cork have done to us.
"You're looking for an easy game in Division 1, but you just won't find it. We haven't played them in Newry yet, so maybe that will help."
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Found: Lost photos of WWI soldier who fought in the trenches alongside Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves and inspired their poems
- David Cuthbert Thomas fought with Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves
- A Subaltern (1916) referenced Thomas as a cricketer a week before he died
- It compared lazy summer matches to inhospitable conditions in the trenches
- Photos found by Christ College Brecon are first to show him as sportsman
Innocence: The photos show David Cuthbert Thomas (pictured) in school sports teams in 1914
Long-lost photos of a soldier who inspired First World War poets Siegfried Sassoon and Robert Graves have been uncovered by his former school.
Pictured for the first time as a carefree school sportsman, David Cuthbert Thomas inspired Sassoon's A Subaltern - written in the trenches of the Somme just a week before Thomas was killed by a sniper.
His poet friends described him as 'a gentle soldier, perfect and without stain' as they wept at his funeral, which was interrupted by the crashing of German weaponry.
Aged just 20, Thomas fought alongside the celebrated poets and his death affected them more than any of their comrades.
A German sniper shot the young officer through the neck on the night of March 18, 1916, as he worked in No Man's Land to repair barbed wire lines near Fricourt.
Seven days earlier, Sassoon had hastily scribbled his poem A Subaltern about Thomas.
It read: 'He turned to me with his kind, sleepy gaze / And fresh face slowly brightening to the grin / That sets my memory back to summer days, / With twenty runs to make, and last man in.'
Thomas appeared throughout both poets' memoirs and Graves referenced him in his poems Goliath and David and Not Dead.
The photographs were uncovered by Thomas' former school, Christ College Brecon in the south Wales town of the same name, in time for the centenary of the outbreak of the Great War.
Shot in around 1914, they predate him meeting Sassoon and Graves, with whom he became friends after travelling to Cambridge for training in 1915.
The photos are due to go on display and include him as a young man in cricket, hockey and rugby teams.
Sportsman: The photos show Thomas (back row left, next to the vicar) in his school hockey team weeks before the outbreak of the war which claimed his life. The photos were unearthed by Christ College Brecon
Army man: Thomas after he enlisted in the Great War, pictured left with war poet Siegfried Sassoon and right
Siegfried Sassoon (right), A Subaltern (1916)
He turned to me with his kind, sleepy gaze
And fresh face slowly brightening to the grin
That sets my memory back to summer days,
With twenty runs to make, and last man in.
He told me he'd been having a bloody time
In trenches, crouching for the crumps to burst,
While squeaking rats scampered across the slime
And the grey palsied weather did its worst.
But as he stamped and shivered in the rain,
My stale philosophies had served him well;
Dreaming about his girl had sent his brain
Blanker than ever—she'd no place in Hell....
'Good God!' he laughed, and slowly filled his pipe,
Wondering 'why he always talked such tripe'.
Robert Graves (right), Not Dead (1918)Walking through trees to cool my heat and pain,
I know that David's with me here again.
All that is simple, happy, strong, he is.
Caressingly I stroke
Rough bark of the friendly oak.
A brook goes bubbling by: the voice is his.
Turf burns with pleasant smoke;
I laugh at chaffinch and at primroses.
All that is simple, happy, strong, he is.
Over the whole wood in a little while
Breaks his slow smile.
When he died, his great friend Sassoon wrote the next day: 'Tonight I saw his shrouded form laid in the earth - Robert Graves beside me with his white whimsical face twisted and grieving.
'Once we could not hear the solemn words for the noise of a machine-gun along the line; and when all was finished a canister fell a hundred yards away and burst with a crash.
'So Tommy left us, a gentle soldier, perfect and without stain. And so he will remain in my heart, fresh and happy and brave.'
In his celebrated war novel Goodbye To All That, Graves wrote: 'I felt David's death worse than any other since I had been in France, but it did not anger me as it did Siegfried.
'He was acting transport-officer and every evening now, when he came up with the rations, went out on patrol looking for Germans to kill.
'I just felt empty and lost.'
Sportsman: Another team photo shows Thomas (front row, far right) with other rugby players at the school
Thomas' death hit Siegfried Sassoon (pictured) harder than any other. He wrote: 'So Tommy left us, a gentle soldier, perfect and without stain. And so he will remain in my heart, fresh and happy and brave'
Multi-talented: A later photo shows Thomas (front row, far right) in a cricket team at Christ College Brecon
Both Graves and Sassoon survived long after the war, and became two of the 20th Century's most celebrated British poets.
School archivist Felicity Kilpatrick said: 'Until now there have been no known photographs of him as a young sportsman so we are thrilled to be able to release these for the enjoyment of all those who are interested in David Cuthbert Thomas and Siegfried Sassoon.
'Some of Sassoon's poems reference him as a cricketer, including in his poem A Subaltern, which was published just a week before Thomas was killed by a sniper's bullet.'
The new photographs of Thomas have been released to the People's Collection Wales website as part of their online collection about the history of Wales.
The website has recently been re-launched with more than 47,000 historical items to view online.
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The current issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association carries an important new study (sub only) by Len Rubenstein and Brigadier General Stephen Xenakis, probing more deeply into the role that physicians working for the CIA played in torturing and abusing prisoners. The evidence that CIA doctors were engaged in the torture process was marshaled in a prior report by Physicians for Human Rights. Evidence subsequently emerged suggesting that they had criminally experimented on human subjects, as they sought to calibrate torture sessions to the guidelines established by Jay Bybee, John Yoo, and Stephen Bradbury–guidelines since rescinded and acknowledged by the Justice Department to constitute torture practices. But Rubenstein and Xenakis focus on a document released (PDF) by the Obama Administration, which shows that the CIA's Office of Medical Services ("OMS") provided guidance that facilitated torture and mistreatment.
Enhanced interrogation methods were applied in escalating fashion. Interrogators typically began by removing the detainee's clothes, limiting food, and depriving him of sleep through the use of stress positions. If this failed to produce intelligence, interrogators introduced "corrective" and "coercive" methods, including facial and abdominal slaps, dousing with cold water, stress positions and wall standing, confinement in a small or large box, and "walling" (throwing a detainee against a wall up to 20-30 times). If the detainee still did not provide information, interrogators could use waterboarding (simulated drowning). These methods have been recognized to constitute torture under international and domestic law by inflicting severe physical or mental pain or anguish on a person.
According to OMS guidelines, physicians and other health care professionals performed on-site medical evaluations before and during interrogation, and waterboarding required the presence of a physician. Exercising these functions violated the ethical standard that physicians may never use their medical skills to facilitate torture or be present when torture is taking place. In 2003, partially in response to a CIA Inspector General investigation that questioned the use of enhanced interrogation methods and criticized the agency's failure to consult with OMS about the risks to detainees of waterboarding, OMS physicians assumed another role, providing opinions to the agency and lawyers whether the techniques used would be expected to cause severe pain or suffering and thus constitute torture. Physicians provided opinions on potential health effects of enhanced interrogation, described medical "limitations" on their use, and listed references. The OMS analysis is summarized in part in an appendix to OMS guidelines issued in May 2004, which are reproduced in the TABLE (these were slightly revised in December 2004). In some cases, the guidelines also urged documentation of the effects of enhanced interrogations on detainees. The guidelines recognized that waterboarding creates risks of drowning, hypothermia, aspiration pneumonia, or laryngospasm; cramped confinement could result in deep vein thrombosis; and death could result from lengthy exposure to cold water.
The duplicity in this affair is amazingly circular. The Justice Department's torture lawyers relied on the CIA's torture doctors for the conclusion that specific techniques did not produce "severe pain" that ran afoul of the criminal law prohibition on torture; the CIA doctors relied on the Justice Department lawyers for the same conclusion. It looks like a compact, and an alert prosecutor would no doubt call it a joint criminal enterprise: I'll shield you, and you'll shield me. But the conduct of the OMS involves laughable games with the ethics requirements. The obligation to "do no harm," the physician's foremost ethical injunction, is converted by OMS into an injunction to avoid "severe pain." In other words, in the OMS's book, anything that falls one iota short of prosecutable torture, including cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment (which is also prosecutable) is just fine. It's hard to see at this point whose behavior was the more ethically odious, though evidence suggests that both engaged in professional misconduct so egregious as to warrant formal disciplinary proceedings.
The table that Rubenstein and Xenakis have prepared offers an illuminating glimpse into the potentially criminal sophistry of the CIA torture doctors. It shows that OMS:
purported to subject some techniques to "medical limitations," but those claimed limitations imposed no constraint on use of torture, e.g., allowing weight loss up to serious malnutrition, noise up to level of permanent hearing damage, exposure to cold water right up to development of hypothermia, shackling in upright sitting or horizontal position for 48 hours (and longer with medical monitoring);
placed no medical limitations at all on the use of isolation, hooding, walling, cramped confinement or stress positions except in some cases avoidance of aggravation of pre-existing injury;
ignored medical and other literature on effects of these forms of torture, and instead cited sources like NIH web site, wilderness manuals and WHO guidelines.
recognized dangers of certain enhanced methods but nevertheless approved them, e.g., that waterboarding risks drowning, aspiration pneumonia, and laryngospasm; sleep deprivation can degrade cognitive performance, lead to visual disturbances and reduce immune competence acutely; prolonged standing can induce dependent edeme, increased risk for DVT, cellulitis.
The positions that OMS took were professionally incompetent because they were clearly completely at odds with the established medical literature. Thus the OMS doctors, like the OLC lawyers, gave their bosses exactly what was expected of them: a green light to torture.
The torture doctors expect to have their identities protected, and thus to escape the natural consequences of their gross professional misconduct. This helps us understand why senior figures in the intelligence community are today ferociously pressuring the Justice Department to criminalize anyone who attempts to discover the identities of those involved. They assert that those identified would be terrorist targets. In fact, those who are unmasked face likely professional ethics proceedings, as well as the long-term risk of criminal prosecution, particularly if they ever venture beyond the borders of the United States.
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We investigate the dynamic relationship between residential choices of individuals and resulting long-term aggregate segregation patterns, allowing for feedback effects of macrolevel neighborhood conditions on residential choices. We reinterpret past survey data on whites' attitudes about desired neighborhoods as revealing large heterogeneity in whites' tolerance of black neighbors. Through agent-based modeling, we improve on a previous model of residential racial segregation by introducing individual-level heterogeneity in racial tolerance. Our model predicts, in the long run, a lower level of residential racial segregation than would be true with homogeneous racial tolerance. Further analysis shows that whites' tolerance of black neighbors is closely associated with their overall racial attitudes toward blacks.
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Should there be an age limit for trick or treaters?
Last week, I blogged about why I think we should consider giving kids a weirder Halloween by offering sardines and tea rather than Snickers and Nerds. I must admit, though, even I am a little weirded out when adults come to the door, usually without costumes, asking for treats. Now that's scary.
Halloween is probably my favorite holiday. I want it to be a good time. I don't discriminate based on age and I give treats to one and all, with or without costume (though I definitely prefer they dress for the occasion).
It does strike me as a little strange, though, when men and women in their twenties and thirties come to the door asking for goodies.
It seems people love food most when it's free: I watched in awe at the Iowa State Fair last August when a line of over 60 people quickly formed to get free hard-boiled eggs…at the height of the salmonella scare. During a Wendy's free burger promotion last summer, the lines stretched on and on. People will wait an incredible amount of time for pennies worth of gratis chow.
So I get why people of all ages want free treats on Halloween. It just seems a little strange when some of these trick or treaters who are old enough to have children are taking part in a holiday ritual that is, let's face it, basically for kids.
Do you refuse treats to "older" children (I'm thinking above the age of 21)? How about those without costumes?
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No way I refuse candy people to the unmasked, over-aged marauders. If I do, they'll just come back and rob my home. Or worse. With them, 'trick-or-treat' takes on a more serious tone.
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Early in the period, area will be in southerly flow with high pressure off the east coast with a cold front located over southern Ontario and an upper level trough farther north across the Great Lakes. Weak pre-frontal trough may result in a few showers or storms lasting into Monday evening but otherwise Monday night should be mainly precipitation free but fairly mild and muggy with lows mainly in the mid 60s. For Tuesday, the cold front will advance NW to SE from western NY across the CWA. Some timing differences exist as the GFS is faster than the NAM with the GEM and EC in between. This will have an impact on the thunderstorm potential associated with the front. GFS also has lower max ML CAPES than the NAM which is typical. GFS has max ML CAPES 500-1000 j/kg with NAM showing 1000-2000 j/kg. Thinking is that with front advancing east best chances for development of afternoon storms will be over eastern portions of the CWA from I-81 east where we have indicated likely POPs. 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By Cletus Oswald Smythe III
Michael Procopio of www.kqed.org
In the world of wine, namely easy to transport wines, one has many options. Popularly, a simple brown bag enrobing a slender vessel has been the drinker-on-the-go's preference. Discretion coupled with portability has long been the aim of this particular class of imbibers. But there are several drawbacks to this method. Namely, the size. There's just not enough juice in those compact bottles to make a full revolution around the trash barrel fire.
Fortunately, several enterprising vintners have packaged their potables in generous jugs. Jugs certainly provide a consumer with needed quantity, but the egalitarian size calls for suitable pairings.
A day's accumulation of grime and regret truly draws out and exposes this juice's soul.
Many things must be considered when pairing deceptively simple wines with proper companions. Cost, of course, must be factored in, as well as availability. Never fear: I, Cletus Oswald Smythe III, have taken this challenge seriously and drawn on my wealth of experience to answer this rather daunting query.
When sipping from the ample opening of a flagon of Livingston White Zinfandel, there is no better bond than the one forged by Liggett cigarettes. The ethereal turpentine bouquet of the wine is exponentially enhanced by the acrid heavy-metal-wrought smoke inhaled from these honest-to-god cancer sticks. Gulp, pass and puff, dear friend.
A bold burgundy from Carlo Rossi demands an equally assertive sidekick. A lingering finish that smacks of cough syrup and ethanol and swamps the palette with an overwhelming array of laboratory-created flavors needs to be mellowed and disguised. Ranch-flavored Corn Nuts not only complement with strong artificial seasonings, but their rough texture aids in scraping the wine from taste buds.
Gallo Chardonnay presents a difficult case when it comes to proper pairings. Its lovely Liquid Smoke quality can find no equal in cigarettes or food. To bring out the hidden complexities of this seemingly single-minded sauce, it would behoove the drinker to alternate swigs with morsels of his own shoe, specifically the sole. A day's accumulation of grime and regret truly draws out and exposes this juice's soul.
This evening, as you gather close together your nearest and dearest at a city park or deserted parking lot, consider also bringing together the appropriate accompaniment with your crutch of choice. Cheers!
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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
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1. How are the people of Ardea affected by Rome's new outlook?
(a) They are satisfied.
(b) They are unsatisfied.
(c) They are ambivalent.
(d) They are skeptical.
2. How do the decemvirs respond to outside enemies?
(a) They are optimistic.
(b) They are shaken.
(c) They are angered.
(d) They are emboldened.
3. What is the conspiracy that is mentioned at the end of the first section in War & Politics?
(a) A plot to overthrow the government.
(b) A plot to restore the monarchy.
(c) A violent protest by the advocates of intermarriage.
(d) Another revolt by the slaves.
4. How many men with axes govern over the people of Rome as Chapter 2 of Rome and the Patricians ends?
(a) Twenty.
(b) Five.
(c) Ten.
(d) Twenty five.
5. What part of the government featured a strong military contingent?
(a) The senate.
(b) The plebians.
(c) The tribunes.
(d) The consuls.
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1. According to Claudius, what is the real trouble in Rome?
2. How do the women in Rome factor into the wars during Rome and the Patricians?
3. What do the allies hope Rome will provide for them in their dispute?
4. How many classes were originally listed by Servilius?
5. How are the Volscians described in the second part of War & Politics?
Short Essay Questions
1. What is unique about Lucius Tarquitius?
2. What is the main problem the decemvirs are having and why?
3. What happens to the five classes set up by Servilius, and how are the patricians described?
4. What do the senators do when the decemvirs take over?
5. What do the Volscians surprisingly do that redefines their relationship with Rome?
6. What are the Laws of the Ten Tables?
7. What threat do the decemvirs face, and how do they initially attempt to deal with it?
8. What does Postumius do to cause his soldiers to turn against him, and what is the controversy surrounding his death?
9. What are the Etruscans known for, and why is their advice sought?
10. Who is Quinctius, and what debate is he positioned in the middle of?
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