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DES MOINES, Iowa — Yogi Berra wasn't in Des Moines Saturday afternoon, but if he was, it's a pretty safe bet he'd be saying "it's dj vu all over again."
Down 3-1 in the second period, Alabama-Huntsville erased the deficit, then took the lead on a goal with 10.2 seconds left in the period off the stick of Mike Salekin, from his knees no less.
That lead held up through the final 20 minutes and the Chargers (12-19-3) knocked off top-seeded Niagara, 5-3, in the first of two CHA semifinals. UAH awaits the winner of the Bemidji State-Robert Morris semifinal in Sunday's CHA final.
UAH was down 3-0 yesterday to Wayne State and rallied to win in overtime, 4-3.
"Josh Murray blocked a shot in the defensive zone and (David) Nimmo skated the puck up ice and I joined the rush in the middle," said Salekin of his game-winning tally. "I drove the net, the puck came across the crease and I tipped it in with the end of my stick. We said, 'OK, we're up one,' but we kept playing our game and when we got the fifth one, there were no doubts."
Cale Tanaka's first collegiate goal at 5:06 of the third period was icing on the cake for UAH, who were last in the league finals in 2005, ultimately losing to Bemidji State. The Chargers have now been in the championship game five of the CHA's eight years, but have yet to come away with the grand prize.
"It took long enough," said Tanaka of ending his 24-game scoreless drought. "(Tom) Train and I came in on a 2-on-2. He gave me the puck and I went wide, circled back and got a cycle going. Train muscled back towards the net and (Tyler) Hilbert got me the puck and I had a wide-open cage."
UAH head coach Doug Ross didn't sound worried when presented with the topic of Sunday's potential opponent.
"Both teams we might play tomorrow we've beaten and we feel good about that, especially getting a win at Bemidji a couple weeks ago," Ross said. "Our adrenaline is flowing, so we'll just have to wait and see."
Vince Rocco staked NU to an early 1-0 lead at 3:42 of the first period just after a Chargers' penalty expired, but Salekin's first goal knotted the game at 6:38 on a UAH man-advantage.
Egor Mironov (7:02, power-play) and Chris Moran (9:02) gave the Purple Eagles (18-13-6) a two-goal cushion in the second period with both goals assisted by Rocco and Matt Caruana. Kevin Morrison made it a one-goal lead 46 seconds after Moran's tally and Murray tied the game at 12:20 when NU goalie Juliano Pagliero mishandled the puck behind his own net.
Salekin's goal at 19:49 brought the Chargers all the way back.
"It just wasn't a very thorough effort on our part," Niagara head coach Dave Burkholder said. "We caught a couple bad breaks. I don't think that late goal (in the second) was the backbreaker, but it definitely helped their momentum."
NU senior captain and CHA MVP Sean Bentivoglio ended his college career with a bang, literally, as he ran Alabama-Huntsville goalie Marc Narduzzi at 18:50, resulting in a game misconduct and a five-minute major.
Pagliero stopped 30 for Niagara and Narduzzi kicked out 35 for UAH, who will need to win their third game in as many days tomorrow if their first CHA crown is in the cards.
"We knew if we finished fifth that we'd need to play three in three," Ross said. "We went through a lot of conditioning the last few weeks and we feel good right now. All four lines are playing well and even though the Tanaka-Train-Hilbert line is fourth on the sheet, they're not a No. 4 line. Our depth is showing right now and we're comfortable knowing we don't have to rely on one or two lines to carry us."
"We just need to make sure we're prepared and stay grounded after this big win today," said Tanaka. "We keep finding a way to get the job done and hopefully, that continues."
"We're coming together at the right time," added Ross. "Both teams we might play are scary and they're both tough. But we have the confidence and the adrenaline is going. If we work hard, we'll send the seniors out on a good note."
The title match goes Sunday at 2:00 CST.
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DESTREHAN - Shawn Denson scored two goals and Tyler Hebert recorded three assists as the South Terrebonne Gators defeated Destrehan, 4-2, in a District 7, Division I match Friday night.
Adam Sanders and Jason Rogers added a goal each for the Gators, who improved to 9-5 overall, 6-3 in district.
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Despite the continued outrage by many Americans over the slashing of veteran's retirement benefits by congress in order to pay for their own reckless spending and debt, congress continues on with business as usual.
On Thursday Democrats led by Senate Majority Leader Sen. Harry Reid (D-NV) and Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-CA), managed to block a 'common sense" fix to a tax loophole proposed by Republican Sen. Kelly Ayotte (R-NH). This amendment would have restored the COLA that veterans rightfully earned, and provided the funding needed to pay for additional unemployment while reducing the national debt. This tax loophole, used for years has allowed illegal immigrants who want to be dishonest to claim a child tax credit for children that are either not their own, do not exist or are not even in the United States, giving them in some cases, refunds up to $30,000.
Sen Boxer who argued against this proposal stated, 'you're going to take away food out of their mouths.' Yet how can food really be taken out of the mouths of children that do not exist or are not really even dependents living in the United States? If these congressional members were truly worried about the welfare of these children, they could simply fix this problem by issuing temporary social security numbers to the children of illegal immigrants that are true dependents living in the United States as we do to visiting scholars, and ensure they are registered in local area schools.
However, for many in congress, let's be honest: The darker side of this tax issue is not really about the welfare or concern for children, and it is certainly not about veterans. If it were about children, even our veterans who have already given so much would give even more for them. The real issue which no one wants to discuss is the desire by some for a larger constituent base by appealing to those that may someday become U.S. citizens. Yes, the immigration debate and problem that never gets resolved. However, make no mistake; illegal immigrants are also being used for the benefit of some in congress.
If congress really wanted to effectively deal with immigration reform and the need for workers, why can't they simply create a working holiday visa program similar to Australia, which would allow temporary immigration, effective enforcement, and the collection of taxes in our country? This would once and for all resolve this problem and create revenue instead of debt, but it would not necessarily increase one party or another's constituent base. Instead, it seems to be easier to hide difficult or unjust issues by penalizing, abusing and taking away from those that have already given so much. When will this injustice and lack of common sense end?


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We have been very silent in this blog lately because we (along with Cindy and Joe) have been busy writing a new set of tutorials for the upcoming Visual Web Pack for NetBeans 5.5. For those of you who have been building web apps using the NetBeans IDE, I think you will find the Creator-like WYSIWYG Visual Designer a nice enhancement. The Visual Web Pack also comes with a cool set of JSF components, including some Ajax enabled components. To build a web page, you drag components from a Palette and drop them on the page. You can then configure the components using the Properties sheet, and you can bind the components to data sources and managed bean properties. The IDE synchronizes the visual work with the JSP, page beans, and web.xml.
For those of you who are using the Sun Java Sudio Creator IDE, there are many similarities, but the Visual Web Pack is not Creator-on-top-of-NetBeans. One advantage of using the NetBeans Visual Web Pack instead of Creator is that it supports:
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DEKALB, Ill. - The Northern Illinois wrestling team has hired John Helgerson to its staff as an assistant coach, NIU head coach Ryan Ludwig announced Friday. Helgerson was most recently a member of Wartburg College's wrestling team, a perennial power in Division III, where he was a three-time All-American and national champion at heavyweight. "I am pleased to announce the addition of John Helgerson to the NIU Wrestling family," Ludwig said. "John brings with him the competitive fire that is essential to success. He will make an immediate impact in working directly with the upper weights. John has been well coached as an athlete and shares the vision and values of the NIU Wrestling program. It's great to have him on board." Helgerson posted an impressive career at Wartburg with a 98-15 record over his last three seasons. During that three-year span, he placed third at the NCAA tournament as a sophomore and second as a junior before taking first place during his senior season in 2011. Helgerson also earned two fifth place finishes at the prestigious Midlands Championships in Evanston, Ill., doing so in 2010 and 2011. Following his career at Wartburg, Helgerson competed at the 2012 U.S. Olympic Trials in Iowa City, Iowa, following a first place finish at the Olympic Freestyle Qualifier meet in Cedar Falls, Iowa, earlier in the year. At the Olympic Trials, Helgerson advanced to the quarterfinals before falling to eventual third place finisher Steve Mocco. He would eventually bow out of the tournament in the consolation bracket after compiling a 2-2 record. The West Union, Iowa, native was a two-time state placewinner at North Fayette High School, placing sixth at the state tournament as a junior and second as a senior. He was also a two-time sectional and district champion for the Hawks. "I am looking forward to working with the fine athletes of Northern Illinois to help them achieve their dreams on and off the mat," Helgerson said. "I am excited for the opportunity to help the coaching staff and the University raise the goals and expectations of the student-athletes every day." The Huskies begin their 2012-13 season Friday, Oct. 26, with the annual Wrestle-Offs before starting the regular season Saturday, Nov. 3, at the EMU Open. Be sure to follow the Huskies on Facebook (Northern Illinois Wrestling) and on Twitter (@NIUWrestling).


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Personality traits are reported to be associated with a variety of medical comorbidities. Correlational studies report an association between 'bearing grudges' and medical conditions. We hypothesize persons reporting "bearing grudges for years" would be more likely to have medical comorbidities and test this hypothesis in an epidemiological sample.
The National Comorbidity Survey Replication is a probability sample of the US population designed to constitute a nationally representative sample (N = 9,882). Associations were measured in odds ratios (95% CI) and adjusted using logistic regression. Confounders included: gender, age, race, and smoking status. We tested the hypothesis on 14 following medical conditions: heart disease, high blood pressure, history of heart attack, asthma, diabetes, cancer, epilepsy, arthritis, neck problems, headaches, stroke, and ulcers. Significance levels were adjusted for multiple comparisons using the Bonferoni procedure.
Positive and statistically significant associations were found, after adjusting for confounders and correcting for multiple comparisons, between bearing grudges and history of heart attack (odds ratio 2.1, 95% CI 1.5–2.9) and disease (1.6, 1.2–2.2); high blood pressure (1.5, 1.3–1.7), stomach ulcers (1.6, 1.3–1.9); arthritis (1.5, 1.3–1.9); back problems (1.6, 1.4–1.8); headaches (1.8, 1.6–2.1); and chronic pain (1.7, 1.4–2.1). No association was found with history of asthma, diabetes, epilepsy, allergies, stroke, and cancer.
In a population-based survey, bearing grudges is associated with a history of pain disorders, cardiovascular disease, and stomach ulcers. These results point to the importance of psychosomatic research in medical settings.
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Mayor Garrad Marsh gave his Sophomore State of the City Address at 12:15 p.m. today at the DoubleTree Hotel, located in downtown Modesto.
The Mayor focused his speech on the city's economic future, public safety needs and our local academic achievement levels. Mayor Marsh committed to making the hard decisions and asked the community to join him for the challenges we face. Here is a small exert from his closing remarks:
"For our boundaries, it's time to think up, not out. For our economy, think big, not small. For our streets and parks, think safe, not scared. It's time to think about the youth and their future here in Modesto. It's time to provide more responders. It's time to join me in focusing our goals on a stronger economic future and a better Modesto."
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It's been a long decade since the Golden State, which was a critically dismal album from the band and the departure of original guitarist Nigel Pulsford led the group to take a break. Getting a new guitar player and bassist, the band came back with a lot to prove. This new album doesn't quite do it. It's incoherent, babbling and malformed.
The mixing of the album is less "ethereal and lilting" as earlier albums have been described, and instead takes the status quo approach of "everything louder than everything else," which has never served Bush music well. Bush songs have usually been written with the dimensional sound in mind like was present on Sixteen Stone and Razorblade Suitcase. This compression method is no more apparent than in the third track's lead-off with a heavily compressed drum and bass riff with a really loud guitar riff over the top.
The lyrical writing is on par more with Golden State than Razorblade or Stone. It's simple, melodic rhyming and the words seem repetitive on the song structure. The writing seems hurried and disjoined from Gavin.
The musical styles seem to clash here, Gavin's raspy vocals are put over sugar pop tracks like "Afterlife" with it's uptempo instruments and a sound similar to Daughtry. The guitar playing feels more frantic than the music calls for, with quick riff changes and layers upon layers of effects. It just seems like the band spent more time during the making of this album playing with new toys instead of writing quality songs.
Now all of this isn't to dissuade the casual listener of Bush albums, because this isn't terrible bile from the likes of the pop world. It's just a more pop music version of Bush. The songs are of much better quality than the current din of the airwaves. It is a new direction for the group, and it reflects the diverse personalities of the group. So it's a 50/50 split of how you'll like it. It's not for the fans who fell in love with Sixteen Stone, as there are several piano-driven ballads on this album, but it's more for the people who liked Golden State.
As far as this reviewer, I have to listen to it more before I like it. But of the whole album I recommend listening to "The Mirror of the Signs," "The Sounds of Winter," "The Afterlife," and "I Believe In You." Other than that, it's not really miraculous. The effort doesn't prove what the band has become.
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Whether your neighbors are in the apartment above you in a crammed walk up or you have to drive from your estate to theirs every family has room for card games. Kids as young as 3 or 4 can join in on simple card games so this easy PTY gift works for most any family.
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The case for primordial black holes as dark matter
Version of Record online: 25 MAY 2011
DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2011.18890.x
© 2011 The Author Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society © 2011 RAS
Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society
Volume 415, Issue 3, pages 2744–2757, August 2011
Additional Information
How to Cite
Hawkins, M. R. S. (2011), The case for primordial black holes as dark matter. Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, 415: 2744–2757. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2966.2011.18890.x
Publication History
- Issue online: 2 AUG 2011
- Version of Record online: 25 MAY 2011
- Accepted 2011 April 11. Received 2011 April 11; in original form 2011 February 17
- Abstract
- Article
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- cosmology: observations;
- dark matter
The aim of this paper is to present the case that stellar mass primordial black holes make up the dark matter component of the Universe. A near critical density of compact bodies implies that most lines of sight will be gravitationally microlensed, and the paper focuses on looking for the predicted effects on quasar brightness and spectral variations. These signatures of microlensing include the shape of the Fourier power spectrum of the light curves, near achromatic and statistically symmetric variations, and the absence of time dilation in the time-scale of variability. For spectral changes it is predicted that as the continuum varies there is little corresponding change in the strength of the broad lines. In all these cases, the observations are found to be consistent with the predictions for microlensing by a population of stellar mass compact bodies. For multiply lensed quasar systems where the images vary independently and microlensing is the generally accepted explanation, the case is made that stellar populations are too small to produce the observed effects, and that the only plausible alternative is a population of compact dark matter bodies of around a stellar mass along the line of sight. The most serious objection to dark matter in the form of compact bodies has come from observations of microlensing of stars in the Magellanic clouds. In this paper, the expected event rate is re-analysed using more recent values for the structure and dynamics of the Galactic halo, and it is shown that there is then no conflict with the observations. Finally, the possible identity of a near critical density of dark matter in the form of stellar mass compact bodies is reviewed, with the conclusion that by far the most plausible candidates are primordial black holes formed during the QCD epoch. The overall conclusion of the paper is that primordial black holes should be seen alongside elementary particles as viable dark matter candidates.


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I also write this blog though to keep track of our lives, so although my Wells Photo Wednesdays may not be your #1 fave, I love them and it will help me keep track of my little man who is growing so fast. So bear with me, it's only 1 day a week :) And...I have a fabulous new dining set to show you tomorrow, so stay tuned!
So back to Wells. He is not actually 5 months until the 23rd, but I thought I would go early instead of late this time. Woot Woot! Plus...what the heck, he laughs and laughs and laughs and giggles and talks all the time, but EVERY TIME I pull out the camera it is a serious look or the tongue out. I promise, he's a happy baby :)
Weight: 17 lbs.
Height: 26 in.
Milestone: He just continue to amaze me with how much he learns everyday. This month he is about to cut his first tooth, He sit up unassisted (sometimes crashes into his face though), belly laughs, grabs everything in sight, torments the dog, and can follow sounds and people moving.
Favorite things: He loves mirrors, his rainforest exersaucer, the front pack, blankets, his toys, the boppy, Sesame Street, and his daddy (especially his elephant noises!)
My thoughts: Wells has made my life fuller. I had a great life growing up, on my own, married and now with little guy my life is just fuller. Watching him learn about the world and having a part in shaping it is the most amazing gift I have ever been given. Joe and I marvel at the God who creates life, He is worthy to be praised. Mr. Wells, thank you for being so joyful, fun and loving us so much. Your joy and laughter are contagious (as we found out at Walgreens the other day when you had the whole store cracking up). I can't wait to watch you learn more next month.
P.S. My getting 350 items out by tomorrow is going fabulous. I am at 300 now! Look at my drawer. The one the left doesn't even have anything in it! Yea :)


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By Michael Isam
St. Augustine, Fla, (January 29, 2014) – Every January The Veterans Council of St. Johns County presents the Col. Ed Taylor "Veteran of the Year" award to an outstanding individual or organization for exceptional work on behalf of the veterans of St. Johns county. This year's recipient is undeniably the hardest working veteran in the county.
"Joseph McDermott epitomizes the meaning of that term," said Ray Quinn during the Wednesday night meeting.. Known to everyone as "Mac", McDermott is the Senior Veteran Service Officer for the Veterans Service Office in St. Johns County. McDermott and his staff assist veterans from all services with filing of claims with the Veterans Affairs.
"Besides overseeing the office and staff," continued Quinn, "McDermott is present at many of the veteran organization meetings to brief the membership on what is happening with the claim process at the present time." "He attends many of the County Board of Supervisors meetings, meets with county staff on a myriad of areas, especially the move to offices within the new Health and Human Services building dubbed the 'Gauze Mahal'."
The award was presented to McDermott by Col. Ed Taylor, name-sake of the award and co-founder of the current council.
With elections behind them, members of the Veterans Council of St. Johns County geared up for a new year of activity.
Officers for 2014 are Bill Dudley, Chairman; Ray Quinn, Vice Chairman; Michael Rothfeld, Treasurer; George April, Secretary.
Guest speakers for the evening were Theresa Andrews and Karen Burns representing EPIC Behavioral Healthcare. Andrews and Burns briefed the council about the new expanded facilities and how the organization can assist veterans dealing with mental health and substance abuse issues. With the advent of their new facility, residents of St. Johns County will have local access to care and not have to travel to other counties for help.
Dwyn Taylor spoke about upcoming events of Youth Leadership program of the St. Johns County Chamber of Commerce. "The young people of the program will be the leaders of future generations," said Taylor. "Veterans, as well as business, must nurture them to instill good leradership."
Briefings on Wreaths Across America, the 450th Military Commission, Missing in America Project, Lassen Nursing Home, Veteran Service Office and "Socks".


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According to plumber-major work needed on sewer and fill lines for the home. Home smells of sewer. One sewer line in basement being held by duct tape. Sewer has backed up into basement in the past. Evidently lines have started to cave in. Does this make a home uninhabitable?
What is considered uninhabitable under Arkansas law?
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Posted 21 August 2013 - 04:03 PM
According to plumber-major work needed on sewer and fill lines for the home. Home smells of sewer. One sewer line in basement being held by duct tape. Sewer has backed up into basement in the past. Evidently lines have started to cave in. Does this make a home uninhabitable?
I think your real question is "Does this make a home uninhabitable to the point where a tenant can break the lease without consequences?"
Unfortunately, in AR, the answer to that question appears to be no.
The AR Residential Landlord Tenant Act of 2007 appears to be silent on the issue of a landlord's maintenance obligations but imposes maintenance obligations on the tenant in 18-17-601:
I searched for additional information and found a website that lists habitability statutes by state:
And for AR it says:
"According to the Arkansas Attorney General, a tenant who rents a residence takes it as is, and the landlord has no further obligation to maintain the premises. The only obligation the landlord has is to meet city building codes."
And then refers to a case decision (Propst v McNeill) of the AR Supreme Court.
The full decision is at:
The court found that the defendant had not agreed to undertake any duty to repair or maintain the premises and only an express agreement or assumption of duty by conduct can remove a landlord from the general rule of nonliability.
So, the next question is do you have a written lease and does it say anything about the landlord having a duty to maintain.
Also keep in mind that the condition of the sewer might be a code violation if the landlord doesn't fix it but that is between the landlord and the regulating authority.
Also keep in mind that in the event of damage to your belongings, you might have recourse after the fact based on negligence.
But my conclusion after reading Propst is that you don't get to move out without the potential consequences of being sued for breach of the lease or rental agreement.
On the other hand, only you can decide if your self-preservation outweighs the risk of getting sued later.
Warning: Legal issues are complicated. Explanations and comments here are simplified and might not fully explain the ramifications of your particular issue. I am not a lawyer. I do not give legal advice. I make comments based on my knowledge and experience. I guarantee nothing. If you act on my comments without the advice of an attorney, you do so at your own risk.
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Do you remember where you were the first time someone told you he was going to a restaurant in Lower Oak Lawn? Â Did you scratch your heard, wondering in what mysterious corner of the city this new Meddlesome Moth was located? Then someone else mentioned that it's in the Design District and you thought, "well, then, why didn't he just say that in the first place?"
No, of course none of that ever actually happened, because you've never heard anyone say "Lower Oak Lawn." And as of today, you likely never will. LOL is no more.
"Lower Oak Lawn" was a branding term devised by real estate company Pegasus Ablon, which manages about a third of the properties in the Design District, according to Kendall Shiffler, who handles social media marketing for the company, until today at LowerOakLawn.com.
They dreamed up the sub-neighborhood in 2009 to differentiate their multifamily and restaurant projects from the rest of what sits just west of where Interstate 35 and Oak Lawn Avenue meet – namely the shops and showrooms that gave the Design District its name. Â For that reason, and because they felt that including "Oak Lawn" (a well-known neighborhood) in the area's brand gave prospective patrons a better clue as to their location than did "Design District" (which they didn't believe was as widely known). Â Also contributing to their strategy was the fact that someone else owned the domain name dallasdesigndistrict.com, and they were unable to purchase it.
But…the term never really caught on. It turns out that "Dallas Design District" gets way more searches online than does "Lower Oak Lawn." When the previous owner let that long-coveted domain expire not long ago, they snapped it up. They're changing all their branding and marketing efforts to reference the Design District. Â They're giving up hope that Lower Oak Lawn becomes a thing.
Wait, excuse me, Shiffler says that's not quite correct:
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The youngsters were happy to be part of Nickelodeon's 2014 Kids Choice Awards. It was a privilege for fans to weigh in on their favorites over the past year. As some award shows offer a very serious atmosphere, the festivities at the USC Galen Center on Saturday was laid back and had green slime everywhere. The stars still managed to find their way to the stage (it was a bit slippery) and everyone had some fun while the blimp awards were handed out.
So who won the most Kids' Choice Awards in 2014? Well, that would be Jennifer Lawrence and One Direction. Both managed to take home two blimps and were nominated in several categories. Of course the fans made the final choices and it appears that the popular votes were counted with the best of the best winning.
Then all the green slime fell from the sky, came out of hoses and there was even a river of green slime to walk very carefully around. It might have been green on the stage floor, but the orange blimps were what the popular celebrities took home.
Take a look at the list of winners at the Kids' Choice Awards!
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"Sam & Cat"
Favorite Reality Show
Favorite Cartoon
"SpongeBob SquarePants"
Favorite TV Actor
Ross Lynch ("Austin & Ally")
Favorite TV Actress
Ariana Grande ("Sam & Cat")
Favorite Movie
"The Hunger Games: Catching Fire"
Favorite Movie Actor
Adam Sandler ("Grown Ups 2")
Favorite Movie Actress
Jennifer Lawrence ("The Hunger Games: Catching Fire")
Favorite Animated Movie
Favorite Voice from an Animated Movie
Miranda Cosgrove ("Despicable Me 2")
Favorite Male Buttkicker
Robert Downey Jr. ("Iron Man 3")
Favorite Female Buttkicker
Jennifer Lawrence (The Hunger Games: Catching Fire")
Favorite Music Group
One Direction
Favorite Male Singer
Justin Timberlake
Favorite Female Singer
Selena Gomez
Favorite Song
One Direction - "Story of My Life"
Favorite Book
"Diary of a Wimpy Kid" series
Favorite Videogame
"Just Dance 2014"
Favorite Funny Star
Kevin Hart
Favorite Animated Animal Sidekick
Patrick Star ("SpongeBob SquarePants")
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'Incredibly traumatised': jumping woman identified
Glenda Kwek The woman who was photographed jumping from the window of a burning building during the London riots has been identified in British media.
'Incredibly traumatised': jumping woman identified
Glenda Kwek The woman who was photographed jumping from the window of a burning building during the London riots has been identified, British media reports say.
Taking flight from flames in a leap of faith
Glenda Kwek IT MAY become one of the defining images of this week's London riots. A woman in silhouette is photographed jumping out of a first-floor window in Croydon, south London, into the arms of a group of...
Leap of life: woman pictured jumping from burning building
Glenda Kwek It may become one of the defining images of this week's London riots.
Maid speaks out: I want Strauss-Kahn jailed
Glenda Kwek The New York hotel maid at the centre of rape allegations against ex-IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn has spoken out for the first time, saying she is "telling the truth" and wants justice.
Murdoch looks to 'stronger' future as web looks to Simpsons
Glenda Kwek After fronting a UK parliamentary committee over the phone hacking scandal, embattled media mogul Rupert Murdoch told News Corporation staff the organisation would emerge "a stronger company".
Deaths of a billionaire's girlfriend and son cause a sensation in 'the town where you don't expect anything like this to happen'
Glenda Kwek In an exclusive Californian suburb that has seen only two murders in the past decade, the deaths of a billionaire's young son and girlfriend following a series of incidents at his mansion have caused...
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Mecury's FURY is the "hottest" prop going now. It's a 3 blade. We run a single 250 Pro XS clamp on with a 26 pitch to around 76 MPH.
You might need/want a four blade (Tempest) with the extra weight and may be able to run a higher pitch with twins. I don't have any experience with the Veardo engines (torque).


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Antiques Considered - January 16, 2013
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This Victorian walnut marbletop chest belongs to a Northern Neck family with roots in the Midwest. It is in excellent condition, and the family thinks that it is complete, showing no evidence of having had an attached mirror or splashboard. The secondary wood is poplar. The ends are paneled, and the finish is original.
As Victorian pieces go this one is a good example. The marble top has an ogee edge to it, and retains its original polished finish. The chest's greatest feature is the excellent carving on the wooden pulls. The basket motif containing the fruit, probably pomegranates, and delicate leaves set in the carved reliefs shows a level of high craftsmanship on the part of the cabinetmaker.
The chest dates from the mid-nineteenth century, and is likely a mid-Atlantic piece. I suggest looking on the bottom and backs of the drawers for a label or signature. The paneled ends hold the value back in comparison with similar pieces with solid ends. Some chests from this period also have secret drawers at the bottom, but this one appears not to have one. The white porcelain casters are another nice feature.
The secret drawer was behind the bottom panel, which outwardly looked like the base of the piece. The idea behind it was to provide a place for valuables that would fool a burglar, who would not think to look there for hidden treasures. The ones with the hidden drawers are much rarer, and Victorian collectors keep their values significantly higher. This chest is worth $450. As with many other antiques, the recession has affected the values, and that figure is less than what I should have quoted five years ago.
Victorian antiques were more in demand a generation ago, and one day their popularity will return. For now they make good investments, providing they are of significant quality such as this piece.
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Released: Apr 01st, 2004
Running Time: 120
Director: Pat Myne
Company: FusXion
Distribution Companies: Metro Distributors
Cast: Joel Lawrence, Mary Lou, Mark Davis, Teoni, Rose (I), Jon Dough, Lee Stone, Trinity (I), Delilah Stone, Joey Ray
Critical Rating: AAAA 1/2
Genre: Pro-Am
An excellent look at some fresh young faces. Get 'em while they're fresh!
First things first, the house in which this was shot is fabulous, filled with color and lends itself to the lens like few sets used in adult. Excellent find.
Excellent finds also are the absolutely fresh and fabulous girls contained herein. There is not a dog in the bunch, nor is there a lame scene. Compliments to chef Pat Myne for serving up such an excellent cast of cuties.
First course: Trinity. It's clear from her opening scene that this is not just another newbie collection - these girls may be new, but they are eager and able. Trinity struts her fine ass, tits and sexy attire before a short interview that takes place as she disrobes and shows off her most intimate areas. Soon enough she has cock in mouth, hand and then puss, exhibiting talents essential to her newly-chosen profession.
Delilah Stone is a super-cute button-nosed blonde who cums quickly and doesn't stop there. She is young and tan and looks fabulous riding a cock, her smallish tits bouncing as dick slides in and out of her slightly-muffed snatch.
Beautiful Brit Teoni, a blonde with exceptional tits and a big smile, is the main course. She shows up with buttplug already inserted beneath her tight, pink panties. Director Myne tells her to take it out and put it in her mouth, but she refuses, saying that is gross. He talks her into it, but she inserts it like she's playing Operation, doing her best not to touch the inside of her mouth. But that's where her lack of enthusiasm ends - she eagerly submits to a fine vag and puss pounding, not to mention A2M. Throw in some gape and some anal and you have the makings of one dirty girl. She's an excellent performer and fun to watch. Hopefully we'll be seeing more of her. A lot more of her.
Considering that the concept is, as the title suggests, early entries in these girls' porn careers, a little more of an introduction seems like it would be in order, whether in the pre-fuck chatter or maybe just some stats flashed on screen. Audio during the chat could be greatly improved, but that's easily enough fixed.
Another nice thing is that these are truly early entries, not nameless/faceless girls that have popped up in 60 titles already. Lovely Cherry, Mary Lou and unbelievably-boobed Rose, all claim first-scene status. If true, their dirty debuts are all the more impressive.
Definitely one of Myne's tastiest directorial efforts, if not the tastiest. Pre-nom for Best Pro-Am Tape and, if they keep coming out like this, the series will no doubt soon get same.


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This fireweed, gone to seed along Glacier Highway in Juneau, is a harbinger of the end of summer. The plant's snowy seeds first appear at the bottom of its pink-petalled stalk in high summer and, as Alaska's days grow shorter, begin their journey of proliferation upward until the stalk is covered and causes flowery writing to crop up everywhere.
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Love to feed those friendly little birds, but hate the bully birds that eat all the food? Well the Global Cage Birdfeeder ($25) is the solution. This feeder has openings that are just the right size for finches, nuthatches and other small birds. So it deters jays, other bully birds and squirrels.
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Are you ready for the imagery war — the war against personal photography and capturing of video? You'd better be.
The title of this piece actually isn't entirely accurate. In some ways, this war isn't just coming, it's already begun. Forces are lining up on both sides, under the radar for most of us so far, but preparing for action. And right now, if I had to place a bet (cash, not bitcoins, please), I'd reluctantly have to predict the anti-imagery folks have the better chance of winning.


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Just a few noted connections about life; heterotrophs versus autotrophs.
Then some noticed the abundant carbon dioxide floating all around them, and decided to use the carbon part, releasing the oxygen, which then changed the atmosphere (sound familiar?).
Photosynthesis allowed them abundant fuel, so they didn't need to waste energy on locomotion to hunt resources. They then evolved to symbiotic relationships for seed locomotion with the heterotrophs (plants are called autotrophs), and EVOLVED US to what we are today, and now, we evolve them in labs!)
But if grass could, it would take over the world, and in the end, we'll all be pushing up daisies after a long stressful and often times blissful life of pumping out carbon for them...


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AOL co-founder and billionaire Steve Case dropped by Tech Cocktail Startup Mixology Conference as guest speaker. Case motivated the crowd and gave a pep talk to DC's startup and early stage companies, sharing insight and personal experience on reaching success with a new business.
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Central Dakota Humane Society will be holding its annual Bene-Pet fundraiser on Saturday, March 29 at the Ramkota Hotel in Bismarck. Tickets for the Royal Fur Ball dinner and auction event are $35 before March 15 ($40 after March 15) and must be purchased in advance online at www.cdhs.net, by calling the CDHS shelter at 667-2020 or by stopping at the shelter during open hours.
Bene-Pet begins at 5:30 p.m. with a social hour, followed by dinner at 6:15 p.m. and the live and silent auctions following dinner. Some items up for auction include a Jack Owens package, Spa package, Adirondack Chairs and a 5 night Ezulwini South Africa Safari for 2. Along with the live auction items, there also will be many silent auction items up for bid and several fundraiser games with prizes like a Sony Play Station 4 and an iPad mini.
CDHS is a no-kill animal shelter that serves Bismarck-Mandan and the surrounding communities by housing and finding homes for lost, strayed or abandoned animals, promoting spaying and neutering and offering educational opportunities. The shelter is open Tuesday through Saturday from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. and is located just three miles north of Mandan on Highway 1806. People can visit the shelter or can log onto the CDHS website at www.cdhs.net to view pictures of adoptable animals. CDHS invites all animal lovers to consider becoming supporting members or donors. For more information, call 667-2020.


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The economy is a daunting subject, seemingly the primary topic of discussion for newscasters since the past forever. The problem with the economy that it's such a vast and weird subject that it can be borderline disastrous to form an opinion on the economy if one were to listen to nothing but the biased news sources du jour. Biased isn't to say that they are bad, just a friendly reminder that there is no such thing as a truly unbiased opinion, especially when it comes to the media. What Economix, by Michael Goodwin, does is craft a smart and fun lesson on how those biases have formed the concept of "economy" since the distant past and up to today.
Writer: Michael Goodwin
Artist: Dan E. Burr
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Economix functions as a basic introduction to how the economy currently works, and how it has been perceived through history. Actually, one of the biggest strengths of the book is the way that it highlights economic factors as prime motivators in the march of history. The economy does not just evolve on its own as though it were a set of mathematical rules, although plenty of economic theorists might have thought so throughout time. What Economix gives us is an opportunity to overhear that conversation and even participate in it through forming our own opinions.
History, and economic theory can only be thought of as an aspect of history, isn't as cut and dry as it may seem. The outcomes are rarely obvious, and deducing how we arrived at our current situation might as well be rocket science (at least rocket science seems to have some hard laws). Goodwin realizes that to understand how the economy functions in it's current iteration involves more than taking a snapshot of current affairs. Fortunately for the reader, Economix manages to explain the economy while not taking itself too seriously. If anything, humour disarms the seriousness of the topic and exposes the economy for what it is: a human creation filled with as many flaws as any of us. And while the flaws may be more apparent now, it's easy to forget that, like anything else, there have been and will be ups and downs. Just remember, when human greed is involved, there is a tendency towards ups for few and downs for many.
Cartooning, comics being a part of that over-arching term, are great tools for expressing a lot with only a few lines. Economix tends to cast greedy wealthy people as fat cats who don't care for the well-being of the lesser fortunate members of society. Working with archetypes is one way to convey a message quickly, and even if it does tend to result in simplifications of ideas, at least readers leave with some idea how people have interacted with commerce throughout time. The book especially shines when dealing with more current affairs, which is one of the reasons this book might benefit a wider audience than say, a history of the economy.
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On January 18, 2013, the Rusk County Rural Rail District (RCRRD) filed with the Surface Transportation Board (Board) a petition under 49 U.S.C. § 10502 for exemption from the prior approval requirements of 49 U.S.C. § 10903 to abandon 0.9 miles of the Henderson-Overton Branch Spur beginning at milepost 15.2 and extending to milepost 16.1 in the City of Henderson, Rusk County, TX (Line). A map depicting the Line in relationship to the area served is attached to this Environmental Assessment (EA).
The Board's Office of Environmental Analysis (OEA), which has prepared with Environmental Assessment, notes that the proposed abandonment was part of an earlier and larger abandonment by Union Pacific Railroad Company (UP), AB 33 Sub No. 275, which was approved by the Board in a decision dated September 11, 2009. [1] The UP abandonment encompassed the Henderson-Overton Branch Spur and began at milepost 0.59, near Overton and extended to milepost 16.28, near Henderson, a distance of 15.69 miles. However, before the abandonment was consummated, RCRRD purchased the rail line from UP in April 2010.
In an email dated February 7, 2013, RCRRD states that there was a single shipper using the Line in 2011, Sierra Frac Sand, LLC. According to RCRRD, no rail traffic has moved over the Line since August 2011 and all rail traffic has terminated approximately one mile north of downtown. Therefore, no rail traffic would be diverted if the abandonment is approved.
RCRRD states that there is no reasonable alternative to abandonment. Furthermore, there is no overhead rail traffic nor is RCRRD aware of any new business's that may be interested in relocating to the Line.
If the Board should approve this abandonment, RCRRD would first salvage the rail, ties and other track materials and then sell the Line to the City of Henderson (City) for use in a road construction project. During the late 1950's, the City constructed a street, Mill Street, in the Line's right-of-way. The City is currently in the process of securing the required agreements from landowners regarding any possible claims of revisionary interests. RCRRD states that the Line was originally designed to terminate in the heart of the City's downtown business district. However, with changes in land use and business markets, the location of the Line has now become problematic.
If the abandonment is approved, RCRRD states that it would continue to provide rail service, through its operator, Blacklands Railroad, on the remaining 13 miles of the Henderson-Overton Branch Spur, with service terminating one-mile north of downtown Henderson, TX.
The Line begins on the north side of the City, just north of State Highway 64 traveling south and terminating at a point near Webster Drive, in downtown Henderson, TX. The Line passes through an area that is mixed residential and light industrial. The width of the right-of-way is 100 feet wide and traverses United States Postal Service Zip Code 75652.
According to RCRRD, the Line does not contain any federally granted rights-of-way but believes that the Line may be subject to some reversionary interests that could affect the transfer of title or use of the property for other than rail purposes. Therefore, as noted earlier, the City is currently in the process of securing the required agreements from landowners regarding any possible claims of revisionary interests.
RCRRD also notes that the Line does not contain any structures that are 50 years old or older.
RCRRD submitted an Environmental Report that concludes that the quality of the human environment will not be affected significantly as a result of the abandonment or any post-abandonment activities, including salvage and disposition of the right-of-way. RCRRD served the Environmental Report on a number of appropriate federal, state, and local agencies as required by the Board's environmental rules (49 C.F.R. § 1105.7(b)).[2] The Board's Office of Environmental Analysis (OEA) has reviewed and investigated the record in this proceeding.
Diversion of Traffic
RCRRD states that the lone shipper using the Line, Sierra Frac Sand, LLC, moved 250 carloads in 2011 and that all rail traffic ceased over the Line in August 2011.[3] Consequently, no rail-to-truck diversions would occur. Therefore, OEA believes that there would be no impact on existing regional or local transportation systems or patterns. Further, there would be no effect on the movement and/or recovery of energy resources, recyclable commodities or change in overall energy efficiency.
RCRRD also states that that it would continue to provide rail service, through its operator, Blacklands Railroad, on the remaining 13 miles of the Henderson-Overton Branch Spur, with service terminating one-mile north of downtown Henderson, TX. Blacklands Railroad states that it supports the abandonment, as proposed.
Salvage Activities
As stated earlier, if the abandonment is approved, RCRRD would salvage the rail, ties and track materials. Following salvage, RCRRD intends to sell the right-of-way to the City who would use it to complete much needed repairs to Mill Street as well as complete previously unfinished redesign of the State Highway 64 crossing. Therefore, RCRRD believes that the proposed abandonment is consistent with local land use plans.
The Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) states that the proposed project may contain Important Farmland Soils; however, it does not normally consider the abandonment of an existing rail line a conversion of Important Farmland. The NRCS has completed a Farmland Conversion Impact Rating indicating RCRRD's exemption.
RCRRD states that there are no known hazardous materials waste sites or sites where known hazardous material spills have occurred on or along the Line. RCRRD also notes that the abandonment, if approved, would result in the removal of one at-grade crossing.
OEA conducted a search the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service's (USFWS) website[4] to search for any species of concern in Rusk County, TX. The USFWS website lists the following species as threatened or in recovery:
· Bald Eagle (Haliaeetus leucocphalus) – Recovery
· Louisiana Black Bear (Ursus americanus luteolus) – Threatened
Upon review of the list of species listed as threatened or in recovery, OEA does not believe that any salvage activities associated with the abandonment would result in any adverse impacts to these species. Nevertheless, OEA has provided a copy of this EA to the USFWS for review and comment.
The Texas Department of Parks & Wildlife states that proposed abandonment does not pose significant adverse impacts to rare, threatened or endangered species, or other fish and wildlife resources.
OEA was not able to identify any National or State parks, wildlife sanctuaries, or refuges that would be affected by the proposed abandonment. The National Park Service has not responded to the railroad's environmental report. OEA has provided a copy of this EA to the National Park Service for review and comment.
According to RCCRD, it does not anticipate any adverse environmental impacts resulting from the proposed salvage of the Line. The Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Worth District (Corps) and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TX-CEQ) have not responded to the railroad's environmental report. OEA has provided a copy of this EA to the Corps and the TX-CEQ for review and comment.
In an email dated October 9, 2012, the U.S. Department of Commerce, National Geodetic Survey states that no geodetic station markers are located in the area of the proposed abandonment.
Based on all information available to date, OEA does not believe that the proposed abandonment would result in significant environmental impacts.
In its Historic Report, RCRRD states that the Line contains no structures that are 50 years old or older and that it does not contain any federally granted rights-of-way. However, RCRRD believes that the Line may be subject to some reversionary interests that could affect the transfer of title or use of the property for other any rail purposes. As noted earlier, RCRRD intends to sell the Line to the City. The City is currently undertaking negotiations to avert any potential reversionary issues.
Based on available information, RCRRD concludes that no culturally significant locations, archaeological sites or unique landforms would be affected by the abandonment, as proposed.
The Henderson and Overton Branch Railroad Company (HOBR) was chartered on April 29, 1874, to construct a line in Rusk County from a connection with the International and Great Northern Railroad Company (INRC) at Overton, TX to Henderson, TX, a distance of 16 miles with the line opening on May 7, 1877. The HOBR was acquired by the INRC on September 27, 1880. The IGNR was later acquired by UP.
In 2008, UP announced plans to abandon the Line. The RCRRD was formed in an attempt to acquire the Line from UP. In October 2009, UP accepted an offer to purchase the Line with the deal finalized in May 2010.[5]
RCRRD served the Historic Report as required by the Board's environmental rules (49 C.F.R. § 1105.8(a)) and served the report on the Texas Historical Commission, State Historic Preservation Office (SHPO) pursuant to 49 C.F.R. § 1105.8(c).[6] In an email dated June 28, 2012, the SHPO determined that its previous finding of 'Not Eligible; Project May Proceed', which was offered for AB 33 Sub No 275 on October 29, 2008, is still valid and that no further coordination is required.
Pursuant to the Section 106 regulations of the National Historic Preservation Act at 36 C.F.R. § 800.4(d)(1), and following consultation with the SHPO and the public, we have determined that the proposed abandonment would not affect historic properties listed in or eligible for inclusion in the National Register. The documentation for this finding, as specified at 36 C.F.R. § 800.11(d), consists of the railroad's historic report, all relevant correspondence, and this EA, which have been provided to the SHPO and made available to the public through posting on the Board's website at http://www.stb.dot.gov.
We do not recommend that any conditions be imposed on any decision granting abandonment authority.
Based on the information provided from all sources to date, OEA concludes that, as currently proposed that abandonment of the Line will not significantly affect the quality of the human environment. Therefore, the environmental impact statement process is unnecessary.
Alternatives to the proposed abandonment would include denial (and therefore no change in operations), discontinuance of service without abandonment, and continued operation by another operator. In any of these cases, the existing quality of the human environment and energy consumption should not be affected.
Following abandonment and salvage of the rail line, the right-of-way may be suitable for other public use. A request containing the requisite 4-part showing for imposition of a public use condition (49 C.F.R. § 1152.28) must be filed with the Board and served on the railroad within the time specified in the Federal Register notice.
A request for a notice of interim trail use (NITU) is due to the Board, with a copy to the railroad, within 10 days of publication of the notice of exemption in the Federal Register. Nevertheless, the Board will accept late-filed requests as long as it retains jurisdiction to do so in a particular case. This request must comply with the Board's rules for use of rights-of-way as trails (49 C.F.R. § 1152.29).
The Board's Office of Public Assistance, Governmental Affairs, and Compliance responds to questions regarding interim trail use, public use, and other reuse alternatives. You may contact this office directly at (202) 245-0238, or mail inquiries to Surface Transportation Board, Office of Public Assistance, Governmental Affairs, and Compliance, Washington, DC 20423.
If you wish to file comments regarding this Environmental Assessment, send original and 2 copies to Surface Transportation Board, Case Control Unit, Washington, DC 20423, to the attention of Troy Brady, who prepared this Environmental Assessment. Environmental comments may also be filed electronically on the Board's website, www.stb.dot.gov, by clicking on the "E-FILING" link. Please refer to Docket No. AB 1103X in all correspondence, including e-filings, addressed to the Board. If you have any questions regarding this Environmental Assessment, please contact Troy Brady, the environmental contact for this case, by phone at (202) 245-0301, fax at (202) 245-0454, or e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Date made available to the public: February 12, 2013.
Comment due date (20 days): March 4 2013.
By the Board, Victoria Rutson, Director, Office of Environmental Analysis.
[1] See Board decision, Union Pacific Railroad Company – Abandonment – in Rusk County, TX dated September 11, 2009. The decision can be found at: http://www.stb.dot.gov/decisions/readingroom.nsf/(search-126.96.36.199-28043)?OpenView&Count=5000
[2] The Environmental and Historic Reports are available for viewing on the Board's website at www.stb.dot.gov by going to "E-Library," selecting "Filings," and then conducting a search for AB 1103X.
[3] RCRRD provided this information via email dated February 7, 2013.
[4] U.S. Fish and Wildlife Website, Find Endangered Species: http://www.fws.gov/endangered (last visited February 6, 2013).
[5] Historical discussion can be found at: http://www.tshaonline.org/handbook/online/articles/eqh05
[6] Guidance regarding the Board's historic preservation review process is available on the Board's Web site at: http://www.stb.dot.gov/stb/environment/preservation.html.
[7] Native American Consultation Database, http://grants.cr.nps.gov/nacd/index.cfm (last visited February 6, 2013).


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LIQRP – Long Island QRP group meeting in a nice shady part of a park in Long Island. QRP technically means "reducing transmission power to a level low enough to maintain contact" It also became to mean the fanatical devotion of operating and perhaps building of radios the transmit 5 watts or less. This includes a pride in assembling very portable amateur radio stations.
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