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Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site will join the other 400 units of the National Park System by offering free admission to everyone from Monday, April 22 through Friday, April 26 in celebration of National Park Week.
"This year's theme, 'Did you know …' provides a fun way to discover the wonders of America's national parks," said National Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis. "For example, did you know that the country's highest peak, lowest point, tallest tree, deepest lake and longest cave are in national parks? Did you know that national parks include seashores, battlefields and historic homes? Did you know you probably live within an hour or two of a national park? National Park Week is a great time for all to visit a nearby national park and connect with our heritage."
Locally, Bent's Old Fort will waive all admission fees while the fort's bookstore and trade goods store will offer a 15 percent discount on all purchases from April 22 to April 26.
"National Park Week is a time to celebrate what some have called 'America's best idea'," said Rick Wallner, Chief of Interpretation at Bent's Old Fort. "Our site typifies what the national parks have to offer – wonderful examples of our country's great natural and human history preserved and interpreted for all to enjoy. And next week it's all free."
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The hidden history of Wall Street and the White House comes down to a single, powerful, quintessentially American concept: confidence. Both centers of power, tapping brazen innovations over the past three decades, learned how to manufacture it.
Until August 2007, when that confidence finally began to crumble.
In this gripping and brilliantly reported book, Ron Suskind tells the story of what happened next, as Wall Street struggled to save itself while a man with little experience and soaring rhetoric emerged from obscurity to usher in "a new era of responsibility". It is a story that follows the journey of Barack Obama, who rose as the country fell, and offers the first full portrait of his tumultuous presidency.
Wall Street found that straying from long-standing principles of transparency, accountability, and fair dealing opened a path to stunning profits. Obama's determination to reverse that trend was essential to his ascendance, especially when Wall Street collapsed during the fall of an election year and the two candidates could audition for the presidency by responding to a national crisis. But as he stood on the stage in Grant Park, a shudder went through Barack Obama. He would now have to command Washington, tame New York, and rescue the economy in the first real management job of his life.
The new president surrounded himself with a team of seasoned players - like Rahm Emanuel, Larry Summers, and Tim Geithner - who had served a different president in a different time. As the nation's crises deepened, Obama's deputies often ignored the president's decisions - "to protect him from himself" - while they fought to seize control of a rudderless White House. Bitter disputes - between men and women, policy and politics - ruled the day. The result was an administration that found itself overtaken by events as, year to year, Obama struggled to grow into the world's toughest job and, in desperation, take control of his own administration.
Pulitzer Prize–winning journalist Ron Suskind introduces readers to an ensemble cast, from the titans of high finance to a new generation of reformers, from petulant congressmen and acerbic lobbyists to a tight circle of White House advisers - and, ultimately, to the president himself, as you've never before seen him. Based on hundreds of interviews and filled with piercing insights and startling disclosures, Confidence Men brings into focus the collusion and conflict between the nation's two capitals - New York and Washington, one of private gain, the other of public purpose - in defining confidence and, thereby, charting America's future.
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"another uneducated narrator"
The narrator sounds like he should be narrating a detective story or The Twilight Zone. That actually is kind of nice, but he neglected to learn how to pronounce key terms such as "tranche" and AXA and keeps confusing "CDSs" [as in credit default swaps--complex and risky derivative insturments] for CDs [as in either certificates of deposit or the things music and/or data are recorded on].
The story is interesting, though not novel.
"Good Story, Bad Narration"
I do not like James Lurie's narration. He reads as though this is a dark mystery and in addition he was putting me to sleep. This is one that is better read than listened to in my opinion.
"Scary Book - Just When You Thought It Was Safe"
Ron Suskind (A Hope in the Unseen, The Way of the World, The Price of Loyalty, The One Percent Doctrine) has produced a wonderful new book titled Confidence Men. Suskin in this book relates how the Obama White House dealt with the economic crisis that overshadowed the administration when coming to office. This is one page turner of a story. Suskind is fair to Bush and critical of Bush when it is appropriate. He is critical of Obama and fair to the President when that is the right thing to do. Most of all, I appreciate his sympathetic tone toward the President. The narrative is unsettling and disconcerting, but Obama comes across as a well meaning if someone inept leader. Wait! This book isn't a bash job on Obama nor is it an apology for him. Suskind just reports what he found. Every tax payer would do well to read this volume to understand how the decision making process came down during that era. It is – well – scary. Based upon hundreds of hours of interviews with over 200 people, this book is well worth the reader's time. Read it and make your own decision. The reading of James Lurie is very good.
"Fabulous book"
This is the best book I have read on the subject of what went on behind the scenes during the first two years of Obama's presidency, what happened with healthcare, the economy and why his popularity flagged. The narration by James Lurie is just superb, I have listened to it four times and always hear something new. It is very informative and entertaining.
An avid reader
"An Interesting Read"
This is a book well worth your time. You'll see just how connected at the hip our banks, government and Wall Street really are. Ron Suskind is a Democrat and he writes with his Democrat perspective, but he is for the most part even handed. I think he may be a little kinder, more forgiving and definitely more understanding of these people than I am, but he is fair.
He seems to conclude that the man who ran for president (Barack Obama) just has not delivered. Because he had higher expectations and hopes for Obama in the begining--and more than I ever had--he probably had trouble bringing this book to light.
So, while I don't agree with all of Mr. Suskind's beliefs and premises regarding the size and role of government and philosophy of economics, I appreciate how much he has put before the American people in a good read.
"This is the best book for the election time."
You learn a lot about American Economy and financial matters.
Barack Obama
It is imposible to get this information at one sitting. It took me 2 weeks of intensive listenig. Run Suskind is an outstanding political writer. I learned a lot about economy and about the complexity of running this country. I lesten to most of Ron Suskind books ob Audible.com.
It was a long and extensive venture into politics and economy of our country
happy cook
"It's Tough Being President"
This book gives plenty of insight into the Obama White House. I pray that he can develop the leadership wisdom to take better advantage of his advisors over the next two years.
"Obama's first report card"
What is so disturbing about this book is Suskind's assessment that Obama is no task master and lacks courage and conviction. Further, Obama should have read Sutton's "The No Asshole Rule: Building a Civilized Workplace and Surviving One That Isn't " prior or forming his team - he would never hired Larry Summers.
"Book is Interesting; Performance is Soporific"
After starting this book in hard cover I was delighted to find an audible.com version of it. Unfortunately, although the book is interesting and worth reading, the performance is so horrible that you start to hate the book. I did not think someone could be so dull in their reading of interesting event in our history but this audio version proves me wrong. I almost fell asleep listening to it in the car today. If I had insomnia, this performance would be a great cure but it is not a way to get the content of this otherwise important book.
Say something about yourself!
"Insightful, but..."
While a little tedious at times, this account of Obama's first 1000 days (give or take) provides insight into why this great orator, who offered a vision of a better America, is an ineffectual President. The extent to which Obama was both supported and advised by the same Wall Street players that got rich while helping to create the financial meltdown is both insightful and disturbing.
I was disappointed to not hear about the influence organized labor played with this President, but this is a story about Obama and Wall Street. The author has some good connections into the inner workings of the administration, but does not seem to have a grasp of how the failures of financial regulation caused the very problems they were supposed to prevent.
The story line gets lost a bit when the author tries to explain the financial meltdown in terms of evil bankers versus virtuous regulators. He meanders into long stories describing how bankers gave into their craving for wealth and power, setting in motion a series of events that almost destroyed the economy.
The story is much more complex than that, as is implied when Lawrence Summers warns Geithner to "never admit you were wrong". As we all know, Summers was part of the administration that relaxed financial regulation a decade earlier.
I recently listened to bios on FDR, Truman, JFK. I will go out on a limb to say Obama shares FDR's lack of understanding of what to do, but lacked his ability to give people confidence in what he was doing. Obama and Truman both came from political machines, but Truman did a great job addressing the challenges in the post-war period, while Obama worries about getting re-elected. After listening to "1961" and "Brilliant Disaster", I conclude Obama and JFK are comparable in many ways – marvelous at campaigning, dismal at leading.
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LOS ANGELES – Jerry Buss' Staples Center suite positioned behind the Lakers' bench was left empty and dark except for one chair, lit up by spotlight Wednesday night.
On the court below, the Lakers played with the sort of passion, intelligence and beauty that Buss pursued during his life that ended Monday.
The Lakers routed the Boston Celtics, their archrivals whom Buss so longed to pass in all-time NBA championships, by a 113-99 score. The Celtics still lead the Lakers, 17-16, in NBA titles.
The first game after the All-Star break lived up to all the unrealized preseason hype for the Lakers: Dwight Howard being a game-changing force, Steve Nash shooting and passing artfully and Kobe Bryant being the leader that Buss trusted Bryant would grow to become.
After the Celtics blew out the Lakers two weeks ago, Lakers coach Mike D'Antoni came away lamenting how Kevin Garnett's intensity set the tone for the game on Boston's end. This time, it was Howard whose energy opened eyes and inspired teammates.
Howard brought so much on this night that Garnett resorted to shoving Howard away after one particular play. The pick-and-roll alignment for Nash and Howard bore fruit for both players for a change, and Nash in the third quarter passed boyhood idol Magic Johnson for fourth place on the NBA's all-time assist list.
"Dwight was very good at both ends,"D'Antoni said.
Howard had 24 points and 12 rebounds as the Lakers outscored Boston, 54-30, in the paint; Nash had 14 points and seven assists.
The Lakers' dominance was an appropriate honor after Bryant's pregame tribute to Buss.
"We are all – all – were spoiled by his vision and his drive to win year after year after year," Bryant said over the public-address system from center court.
Celtics coach Doc Rivers put it differently but just as well in his pregame comments to reporters about Buss: "He made this a cool place."


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The Art of the Steal: Warhol Didn't Get Away With It. Why Should Richard Prince?
As we've reported in our coverage of photographer Patrick Cariou's infringement claim against Richard Prince, Prince and his defenders argue that appropriation art does little harm to individuals from whom appropriation artists steal their raw materials. Their implied question: Where would civilization be without the great works of appropriation artists like Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg?
Credit The Art Newspaper, a British publication, with taking on that argument. Yesterday they reported that Warhol, Rauschenberg and other big name appropriation artists quit stealing the work of others–and started getting licenses instead–after they got sued once or twice (or five times) for infringement.
"There is growing evidence—albeit rarely reported—that, although these artists may have started out as willing or unwitting outlaws, they decided that possibly infringing other artists' copyright was legally unwise and potentially expensive, and they stopped," writes Laura Gilbert for The Art Newspaper.
She reports that Andy Warhol faced lawsuits in the 1960s for unauthorized use of photographs by Patricia Caulfield, Fred Ward, and Charles Moore. He settled the claims out of court, and afterwards started asking for permission before incorporating works by others into his own creations. "He learned a lesson from the lawsuits," Warhol's gallerist, Ronald Feldman, told Gilbert.
Robert Rauschenberg was sued in the 1970s for unauthorized use of one of Morton Beebe's photographs. After settling the suit in 1980, Rauschenberg reportedly quit appropriating the work of other artists. Jeff Koons, another appropriation artist who was famously sued (and lost) over the "String of Puppies" sculpture he copied without permission from a photograph, no longer uses the work of others without permission, his lawyer told The Art Newspaper.
Gilbert cites other examples, too. The message is that former art pirates with big names weren't above the law, after all, and when they were sued into compliance, it wasn't the end of appropriation art, much less civilization.
Richard Prince has already been held liable for infringement by a federal trial court judge. His appeal is pending. A victory for Prince, it seems, would put him in a special class of pirates with immunity, pretty much by himself.
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North American Juniors Game Night: 10/9/10Submitted by chad on October 10, 2010 - 08:28
Fargo Force 2 @ Cedar Rapids Roughriders 5
C Jimmy Mullin, FGO: 1-1-2, +1, 2 PIM (roughing), 4 SOG
Season Totals: 3 GP, 2-1-3, +1, 2 PIM
Mullin (pictured) had his first multipoint USHL game, though it came in a losing effort. The Miami-Ohio commit leads Fargo in goals and is tied for the points lead after three games.
Montreal Juniors 2 @ Moncton Wildcats 3 (SO)
D Charles Landry, MTL: Did not play.
Season Totals: 4 GP, 0-1-1, +4, 0 PIM
Landry has missed Montreal's last three games.
Belleville Bulls 4 @ Sarnia Sting 3
C Richard Panik, BEL: 1-2-3, +2, 0 PIM, *First Star*
Season Totals: 7 GP, 5-5-10, +2, 11 PIM
Panik earned his second First Star of the season after a three point night. This is exactly what the Lightning want to see from Panik at the junior level – lighting up the scoreboard. Panik has all the skills to be an elite forward at this level.
Brampton Battalion 3 @ Owen Sound Attack 4
D Geoffrey Schemitsch, OS: 0-0-0, -1, 0 PIM
Season Totals: 6 GP, 1-4-5, +3, 0 PIM
Owen Sound was outshot 13-4 in the third period, but one of those shots - Cameron Brace's first OHL goal - went in for the game winner.
Prince George Cougars 5 @ Medicine Hat Tigers 3
RW Brett Connolly, PG: 1-0-1, +1, 0 PIM, *Third Star*
Season Totals: 7 GP, 4-5-9, -2, 2 PIM
Connolly has at least a point in all seven games this season. He scored the game's opening goal Saturday.
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North American Juniors Game Night: 10/8/10Submitted by chad on October 9, 2010 - 09:18
O'Donnell has a big night ... Connolly, Ashton score ... Schemitsch a PPGer ... Zador struggles.
Trail Smoke Eaters 4 @ Penticton Vees 6
C Brendan O'Donnell, PEN: 2-0-2, 0 PIM, *First Star*
Season Totals: 12 GP, 5-3-8, 6 PIM
O'Donnell (pictured) scored his second goal of the game early in the third period to break a 3-3 tie and send the Vees to victory. This was his first 2-goal game in the BCHL.
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North American Juniors Game Night: 10/2/10Submitted by chad on October 3, 2010 - 08:48
Panik gets another 2 ... Mullin gets his first ... Connolly extends point streak to 4.
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North American Juniors Game Night: 10/1/10Submitted by chad on October 2, 2010 - 10:06
Ashton scores his first (and fights) ... Connolly, Schemitsch, O'Donnell with points ... Zador improves to 3-0 ... A full night of action for Lightning NAJ prospects.
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North American Juniors Game Day: 9/25/10Submitted by chad on September 26, 2010 - 09:21
Connolly scores again ... Zahn finally scores ... multi-point effort for O'Donnell.
Penticton Vees 6 @ Prince George Spruce Kings 2
C Brendan O'Donnell, PEN: 0-2-2, 2 PIM (tripping)
Season Totals: 8 GP, 2-3-5, 6 PIM
O'Donnell registered his first BCHL multi-point game, and also earned his third tripping minor penalty of the season.
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North American Juniors Game Day: 9/24/10Submitted by chad on September 25, 2010 - 08:17
Connolly scores in his first game back ... Schemitsch nets his first ... Nearly a full lineup of Lightning prospect games as the OHL and WHL get underway.
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Prospect Camp Preliminary RosterSubmitted by chad on July 6, 2010 - 18:24
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The Lightning have assembled a preliminary roster for the upcoming prospects camp July 10-14 at the St. Pete Times Forum. The following roster, courtesy of Erik Erlendsson of the Tampa Tribune, includes at least three goaltenders, 12 defensemen and 17 forwards. All 2010 draft choices will be participating.
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Fourth Round, Ninety-Sixth OverallSubmitted by pete on June 26, 2010 - 14:12
Name: Geoffery Schemitsch
Position: Defenseman
Shoots: Right
Height: 6.01
Weight: 169 lbs
Born: 4/1/1992, Toronto, ON
Last Team: Owen Sound (OHL)
Rankings: CSS 123 (North American Skaters), RLR 150 (Overall), THN 49 (Overall)
2009-2010 Statistics:
Owen Sound (OHL), 62 GP, 4-36-40, +1, 24 PIM
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"Fine offensive skills. Next body contact will be his first." -Red Line Report
Schemitsch has come out of nowhere as an undrafted player in the OHL to put up 40 points last season for the Owen Sound Attack. He's a solid, although not explosive, skater who is an outstanding passer of the puck. He's a cerebral, finesse style player. Should be a good fit for Guy Boucher's 1-3-1 system.
Schemitsch is very slightly built and that shows up in his reluctance in the physical game. Seems allergic to to taking the body.
Like Janosik and Beukeboom, the Lightning will allow Schemitsch to spend the next two seasons in junior trying to fill the holes in his game before making a signing decision. He's got a long enough frame that he should be able to put on some weight. The question is whether he'll use it to actually hit anyone once he puts it on.
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Orlando tops 50M annual visitors; Marriotts offer deal
Orlando has become the first U.S. travel destination to draw more than 50 million visitors in a single year, and to celebrate, Marriott Resorts in the area are offering a Nifty Fifty package on bookings made by June 30.
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With Toys "R" Us Headquarters, Becton Dickinson and Chilton Memorial Hospital just around the corner, this Haskell hotel is ideally located for your next business trip. Ramapo College of New Jersey and William Paterson University are also nearby. The Business Center and free wireless Internet access make it easy to stay in touch, and the hotel has a 600-sq-ft conference room that can accommodate up to 40 people.
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This surprisingly spacious rolling tote is designed to fit under the seat in front of you on most planes, so you can skip baggage claim and start exploring as soon as you land. You'll never have to worry about being crowded out of overhead storage space again, or not being able to get to your stowed bags because of a sleeping seatmate or "fasten seat belt" sign. Three separate compartments store clothes and toiletries, and a center compartment can securely hold a laptop. Soft nylon construction helps you squeeze in a few extra souvenirs on the way home, which you can purchase with the money you'll save on checked-baggage fees. Telescoping handle.
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We are going to be moving through Heathrow with our carryon and being older needed something on wheel that wasn't floppy. We haven't used it yet but hope that the promise of it going under the seat is real.
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Now that the big Fourth celebration has passed, many folks want to keep the party going and it's likely that many of you are enjoying the start of a four-day "staycation" in town here in SLC.
So, let's see what your best bets are going forward.
An awesome summer tradition resumes Thursday night with a slight variation that should help music lovers have a better time in Pioneer Park. The last few summers the music of the Twilight Summer Concert Series has almost become ancillary to the high volumes of people attend just to hang out and be seen by their friends. Excellent music, provided by the likes of The Decemberists, Explosions in the Sky and Lupe Fiasco was largely an afterthought. Now with a $5 surcharge on admission—which is more than fair and will help the venue continue to attract top-flight acts in the years ahead—folks like me who only go to the concert series for the sounds may have less competition for good spots and slightly less showtalking. Thursday night should get the series off to a great start as the grooving indie-rock sounds of Beach House headline. Also, get there in time for the opener as The Walkmen are definitely worth hearing, as well. Tickets are available at 24tix.com.
Also, Friday night the Utah Symphony will be outdoors down south at Thanksgiving Point for an 8 p.m. performance of patriotic music. Weather permitting, this could be a terrific evening of American favorites. Smithstix.com has tickets, starting at $10. And on Saturday, keep in mind a great way to beat the heat—despite wildfires raging in the mountains—will be Snowbird's Cool Air Concert Series. This week at 6 p.m. grab your cooler and head up to hear the roughneck country J.P. Harris and the Tough Choices. Outlaw country in the outdoors... sounds like a winner to me, and it's a free event.


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A Night at the Opera
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The event for young people under 30 years at La Monnaie!
The famous story of Hamlet and Ophelia is played out between the opposite poles of real and feigned madness, love and avenge. The librettists Carré and Barbier distilled a straightforward story from Shakespeare's abundant characters and situations, which, although it was clearly far removed from the original, inspired Thomas to write a coherent score that demonstrated his mastery of musical atmosphere. After their unanimously acclaimed Les Huguenots in 2011, Marc Minkowski and Olivier Py are continuing their highly personal exploration of the 19th-century French Grand Opéra repertoire.
Our guest for this Night around Hamlet will be Piano Club. The career of this quartet started in 2007 with the hit single Girl On TV. The experimental electropoprock project around Anthony Sinatra (Hollywood Porn Stars) already released two EP's, two full albums and several hit singles. On their last album, Colore that came out in the spring of 2013, the band continues its quest through modern pop music. The band delivers an exciting mix of genres with as only goal : creating catchy melodies.
After the performance, Piano Club and some singers of the production, namely Stéphane Degout (Hamlet) and Lenneke Ruiten (Ophélie), will meet and exchange their impressions. Moreover, there will be time for all your questions and reactions. And maybe we'll have a special surprise for you, just before Christmas...
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Delilah Gervais-Frank, owner of Splendor Beauty Emporium since 2005 1635 W. Redstone Center Dr., Park City | 435-575-1800While working as an esthetician for a plastic surgeon, Delilah Gervais-Frank began seeing a need for a friendly beauty boutique with high-quality products. So, in 2005, she opened Splendor Beauty Emporium.
The cozy boutique stocks the best in mainstream brands and hard to find "indie" brands. Splendor offers everything from make-up to fragrances and expert skincare to gifts, including make-up bags, bubble baths, candles, luxurious soaps and customized gift baskets.
"Beauty consumers are savvy and our partners are constantly improving their products by adding the latest anti-aging ingredients," Gervais-Frank says. "We also offer services in our Express Skin Bar, including waxing, facials, lash perming and more."
To check out what Splendor offers before making the drive to Park City, visit shopsplendor.com for a complete list all of the Express Skin Bar's services, along with all the beauty products the boutique carries. Look online for beauty events at the boutique, as well. Of course, after visiting them in person, you'll be back for the one-of-a-kind shopping experience.
Gervais-Frank says Splendor is like the "Cheers" of beauty. "We know our customers' names, how many pink lip glosses they have in their stash, and simply put, we care." This personalized and low-key experience, along with a knowledgeable staff, has been Splendor's formula for success.
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Splendor recently closed its Foothill location, but is still looking toward the future. "I'm not one to sit on the sidelines and let someone else decide my fate," Gervais-Frank says. "I like to think my good, old fashioned work ethic and high standards got me here."
The boutique is working on growing business in Park City as well as online. They're gearing up for the revival of the economy by being on the lookout for new technology and advancements in the beauty industry and fine tuning the customer experience.
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Just thought I would share a couple of pics of one of my Saiga .308 with the 20 round steel magazines.
I have SGM's and used to have some ProMags but the end broke of everyone of them damn things. The SGM's seem to handle all the hog hunting well.
But these Csspec steel mags are the real deal. Click right in. Load 20 rounds and go. They are rock solid and no ...I cannot tell any difference in the overall weight of the gun versus the SGM plastic mags. Damn fine magazines IMHO.


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Robotics: Take a hands-off approach
Almost 100 years ago, the word "robot" and the concept of machines working for people was introduced in the play "Rossum's Universal Robots." While the play doesn't end well for people because the robots rise up and wipe out the human race, some say it set the stage for modern robotic solutions.
Today, robots are certainly changing the way we move materials. "When we look at how product moves, we see that robots can play a part in helping the flow of product through the entire supply chain," says Tim DeRosett, director of marketing for the Motoman Robotics division of Yaskawa America.
Robotic solutions embody a variety of components, configurations and capabilities. And, they can be programmed to perform predictably, accurately and rapidly. "A robot is something that can perform a task without human intervention," explains Mark Longacre, marketing manager for JBT Corp. "And if maintained and applied properly, a robot of any design can run around the clock."
Since people cannot easily run around the clock, the need for efficiency is driving companies to look toward automation, says Ken Ruehrdanz, warehousing and distribution market manager for Dematic. And, since labor has a dramatic impact on an operation's bottom line, automating certain tasks is one way to reduce cost while keeping an operation running efficiently.
The push toward efficiency is reflected, in part, by the increase in robotic applications in the materials handling sector. According to the Robotic Industries Association (RIA), robotic applications in the materials handling sector grew 28% in 2011. This increase included a combination of autonomous mobile robotic solutions and fixed robots used for loading and unloading product.
Here's a look at how autonomous, piece picking, and palletizing robotic solutions are picking up the pace for end users inside the four walls.
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Autonomous mobile robotic solutions are enhancing lean manufacturing processes by shuttling work-in-process and finished goods between locations. "Robots have played a major role in leaning manufacturing processes in production facilities, feeding product to the lines," says John Dulchinos, president and CEO at Adept Technology and chair of the RIA's Statistics Committee.
While these autonomous mobile robotic solutions have taken extra steps out the manufacturing process, the newest intelligent autonomous mobile robotic solutions are able to move goods independently, randomly and dynamically, and are starting to play a bigger role in warehouses and DCs.
Compared to mobile solutions that are guided by wires or follow magnetic tape paths, the newest incarnation of autonomous mobile robots move independently, making decisions on the fly. "It's like the city bus versus the taxi cab. The bus moves around using a predefined route and doesn't deviate from the path. The taxi, however, figures out on its own the best way to reach the final destination. You tell the robot where to go and it will go there because it knows the lay of the land," says Dulchinos.
It knows the lay of the land because the information about the work area is gained by walking the robot around and mapping the facility or by programming the information into its computer system. Odometers, lasers and other technology allow it to know where it is at all times and avoid impact with people and pallet rack.
Each robot is connected to the operation's network, so like the dispatcher, the system knows where every robot is, what it's doing and where product is at all times. This information provides the flexibility to reallocate a unit at any time.
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Former New York Giants slugger Bobby Thomson died Monday night at the age of 86, but he gained baseball immortality in 1951 with his "shot heard round the world" home run against the Brooklyn Dodgers.
Bobby Thomson's home run gave the Giants a 5-4 win in the final game of a best-of-3 playoff for the National League pennant.
It also gave us one of the greatest home-run calls ever with Russ Hodges' famous "The Giants win the pennant, the Giants win the pennant" description of Bobby Thomson's famous blast off Ralph Branca.
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Lyle Overbay spurns Brewers, signs with Boston
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Good news for Halton?Hide replies
Wow, somebody mentioned Sean Halton? Brewer fan boards and media act like the guy doesn't exist. He's nowhere on any prospect lists. He did slug .497 in his first year in AAA last year and he does play 1B. Hard to miss a guy who's 6'5" 255, but apparently he doesn't impress anyone.
Apparently not. There's nothing about him that says he's heir to 1B. .497? Meh. Gamel was .540 his first year there. Heck, Brendan Katin was .540 there. But as a rh bench bat, decent zone awareness, backup 1B capability, maybe this is his shot.
Good call on Halton.I personally fall in the I know nothing about him category..I look and or hear about prospects and dont recall hearing his name..
You hear about Peralta,Burgos,Thornburg, Schafer,Rogers Gannett ect
Sean Halton could either make the Brewers bench, or make the bench in Nashville. With Hunter Morris moving up to Nashville Halton won't get much playing time there, either. He is a really big boy!
Can't say Overbay is stupid at least. Realistically why would he want to come here and be third string?Hide replies
True,but, i would think he would have a better chance at a playoff in MIlwaukee then in Boston.
2 times zero is still zero
You think he would be better off playing for the Red Sox farm than sitting on the Brewers' bench? He had a hard time pinch hitting last year, so better for us he didn't sign with the Crew.
He will make the Red Sox opening day roster. Ortiz can't play the field anymore and napoli has all kinds of injury questions. He can have a legit chance at the Opening Day starter at 1B until Napoli comes back OR be the first backup to DH AND 1B.
@Milmiricle: 1. It's spelled mirAcle. 2, The Brewers are listed as the 11th favorite to win the NL pennant ( $3000) and dead last in their division while the Red Sox are listed as the 8th favorite to win the AL Pennant ( $1500) and 2nd last in their division. And I'll wager the Red Sox are WAY more likely to make a major acquisition to improve their club than the Brewers are.
after the red sox find out overbay cannot hit they will dump him.
we have enough old guys who are past their prime. Let the kids play!!!!!Hide replies
Like who???
Like Gamel. like Green, like Hunter Morris. What upside does Overbay have?????
Experience at first base?
I see nothing Overbay could add to this team if he has trouble pinch hitting.
What old guys are on the Brewers?
hmmmm? the word "Spurns" the Brewers makes it sound a lot worse....The proper title could be Overbay does Brewers a favor and signs with the Red Sox.Hide replies
Agree Tom used the wrong word that time. The first I've heard Overbay has a disdain for the Brewers, but better for the team. We need a player that can actually hit as a pinch hitter.
Not sure if thats a good move for him or not. sign with us and automatically make the roster opening day. Sign with them and may not. Sign with them and earn a spot on the opening day roster. great shot at being a bench player all year. Sign with us and get an automatic spot on the opening day roster and a good chance of being cut at the end of May when hart is back if Gamel is still healthy. I would have chosen the team I'd get playing time with right away over the team who is only bringing you in to back up Napoli a former allstar who has a fake health concert that really isn't an issue but their being cautious. I wanted him cause obviously we need someone to back up Gamel til Hart comes back but not a huge deal. Why even bring up Kotchman? We weren't willing to pay dempster the little extra to sign him over boston, i'm sure we'll not waist money on Kotchman to have a good starter for a month until our good starter comes back. Its not always beneficial for the player but I think its becoming more obvious that the MVP of AA needs to make the jump to the majors til Corey comes back. It will work out perfectly. Give our Young 1st baseman who looks like a future allstar a shot at some major league experience knowing that even if he plays great he'll go back down to AAA til september. If he doesn't play well, he wasn't ready yet. If he does we'll know we can let Corey go at the end of the year in free agency and won't skip a beat.Hide replies
You getting paid by the word?
another one of those long an drawn out thesis with no breaks for paragraphs. kinda hard to read. break it up a little.
Live and play in Boston in Fenway, Red Sox nation, and one of the great cities in the country. Or come play in MKE where we put up statues to sitcom actors and where even if you are in 1st place on the first day of Packer training camp, you are relegated to the 3rd page of the sporting section.Hide replies
Play in Boston where TB,NY,TOR and Bal beat the heck out of ya OR go to Milwaukee where with STL,and CIN you have a chance to win a division.
Overbay doesnt have a whole lot of years left besides who the heck wants the media in NY or BOS slamming you for going 0-4 2 games in a row.
He will not be playing in Boston, but on their farm. That's what I can't understand, he could have made the Brewers ML team.
He will make the Red Sox opening day roster. Ortiz can't play the field anymore and napoli has all kinds of injury questions. He can have a legit chance at the Opening Day starter at 1B until Napoli comes back OR be the first backup to DH AND 1B.
Go to Milwaukee where the Brewers have said they are committed to Gamel at 1b until Hart returns OR go to Boston where they have the DH and get a much better chance at more at bats throughout the whole year as well as have a mcuh better shot at the first postseason shot of your career? hmmmmmm, not too difficult to decide that one. Right choice Lyle!
lefty - your mom from boston or what? Its friggin old dirty city boston, not Paris or Monaco. What sportswriter garbage you been reading?
Overbay signed a minor league deal that includes an opt-out clause at the end of spring training. Doesn't sound like a very sure thing.
So it all it does is allow him to go to another team if they promise him the starting job and Overbay is stuck in the BoSox Minor league team.
Exactly. Overbay will play for whatever team offers him the most playing time.
Pretty much of a non-event. Gonzales signing means he would get fewer pinch hitting opportunities and Green can back up Gamel for a month.
I for one am fine with Taylor Green. He plays 3 positions, and I've always wanted him to get more of chance. As another post says, enough of the retreads,let the kids play.Hide replies
I agree! ( although,im disappointed Overbay isnt coming to Milwaukee)..Folks mention he cant hit MLB pitching,but, how many chances has he had?
good idea. they will never know what type of players they have unless they turn them loose and let them play fulltime. green might actually start to hit as he did in the minors.
Green can play three positions-''jack of all trades but master of none'' since he plays none of them very good. We don't need his .200 average either.He is a career minor leaguer who seems to excel everywhere but MLB.Hide replies
ok fine. He's terrible. What all star back up that will work cheap did you imagine?
Though the Brewers wanted to sign Lyle Overbay and Juan Rivera, the free agents went to American League teams in part because NL teams can't offer playing time as a DH, Ken Rosenthal of FOX Sports reports. Playing time at DH in addition to 1B being the key factor in Overbay's decision!Hide replies
Was there a $$ difference in the offers or did Ken the talking head forget about the money part. I didn't read/ hear his report.
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