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The reigning Eastern Conference champion Boston Bruins were the first team to beat the San Jose Sharks in regulation during the 2013-14 NHL season, and are just the second to accomplish the feat at the SAP Center after winning Saturday, January 11. Both games were tight, defensive struggles.
In fact, Saturday's only goal decided the second game in the final eight minutes: Ryan Spooner got the puck to Loui Eriksson, whose shot was blocked by Scott Hannan and the put back home by Carl Soderberg. Naturally, both goalies and the only goal scorer are among the pictured stars of this contest.
Of course, that is a decisive win compared to their first clash when the game-winner was officially recorded 19 minutes and 59.2 seconds into the third period. Those two Boston wins a combined 7:26 seconds away from not happening account for half of San Jose's regulation losses against the Eastern Conference as well as at home.
Fortunately for the Sharks, the teams cannot meet again until at least the 2014 Stanley Cup Finals. (Based on the first two games, that would be an entertaining series.) They clearly had the advantage in the first period, compiling a 12-9 edge in shots. After that, they were frustrated by the Bruins and only got 14 more through in the last 40 minutes.
San Jose dominated the second-best team in the NHL in the circle, winning 40 of 65 draws. Add to that the 13-8 edge in takeaways (both teams had six giveaways) and Boston had a deficit of 20 possessions to make up. Yet one would never know it from the rest of the statistics.
The Sharks had just four more shots (26-22) and one more attempt (60-59). Despite shooting more, they managed more blocks (21-16, with an 18-9 edge after the first period) and almost as many hits (27-28) as the very physical Bruins.
That style has earned them more times shorthanded than 25 other teams, while San Jose spends less time on the penalty kill than all but six teams. Yet Saturday Boston had just one penalty to kill but was on the power play three times.
No special teams goals were scored, but this was one area of the game that the Sharks could have been better in. Another was getting the pucks through the neutral zone, as they looked like they struggled against a trap they are not used to seeing in the Western Conference.
However, overall San Jose played well but Boston needed the first win of their road trip more. Any home loss is disappointing, but consistent efforts like this one are a recipe for success. Teams that win the battles of puck possession and blocked shots against elite opposition are Stanley Cup contenders.
That being said, the competition in the Western Conference and specifically the Pacific Division make earning two points more important than how the team plays. Points left on the ice could derail the title run of a team that is simply better on its own ice than on the road.
After this loss, the Sharks drop five games back of the Anaheim Ducks for first place in the Pacific Division. Their point percentage is now just fourth-best in the Western Conference, and their lead over the Los Angeles Kings for home-ice advantage in the first round of the Stanley Cup playoffs is down to three points.


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It's official: Sony Pictures announced today that actress Rooney Mara will play pint-sized hacker Lisbeth Salander in David Fincher's adaptation of Stieg Larsson's novel The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo.
EW.com's Hollywood Insider reports that Mara will join Daniel Craig (as fallen journalist Mikael Blomkvist) and Robin Wright (as Millenium magazine editor Erika Berger) for this film, as well as the two sequels that complete Larsson's Millenium trilogy: The Girl Who Played With Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest.
The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo will begin shooting next month in Sweden, for a worldwide release on December 20, 2011.
Rooney's acting credits include Youth in Revolt as well as Fincher's upcoming The Social Network.
All three of Larsson's Millenium trilogy have already been adapted into films in Sweden, which are being released stateside by Chicago's Music Box Films. Currently, The Girl Who Played With Fire is showing at the Music Box Theatre (3733 N. Southport Ave.).

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TUCSON , Ariz. ?-The Arizona menˇ?s and womenˇ?s diving team opened up the Houston Invitational today. The other two teams competing in the event are:? the University of Kansas and the University of Houston.? This afternoon included the preliminaries for the 1-meter dive.? The finals are slated to begin at 6 p.m. tonight.
There were only three men to compete in the 1-meter dive this afternoon. All three were from the University of Arizona. Finishing in first place in the 1-meter was Matt Bisordi (312.95). Not far off the pace was Ben Grado with a score of 311.95. Finishing in third was Craig Sheedy with a score of 228.30.
There were also three Arizona women divers in the 1-meter dive this afternoon.??The divers were Carly Smith (220.50), Danielle Ridgway (220.15) and Allison Scaife (117.10). The divers finished in seventh, eighth and ninth place respectively.? The winner of the prelims for the women was Ginni van Katwijk out of the University of Houston. She had a total of 269.90 points.
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KNOXVILLE — Pat Summitt, the winningest coach in Division I college basketball history who uplifted the women's game from obscurity to national prominence during her 38-year career at Tennessee, died Tuesday morning. She was 64.
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The Solaris Security Toolkit or just JASS for short is a flexible and extensible collection of scripts that are used to enhance, maintain and audit the platform security posture of the Solaris Operating Environment.
Version 4.0.1 of the Toolkit was released quite some time ago (around February 2004), and I just wanted to provide an update for those that may be interested...
A lot of development and quality assurance work has been put into the next release of the Toolkit. This was done to include more functionality based on customer and SunPS needs as well as to help ensure that changes made by JASS were supportable. A lot of effort also went into a testing cycle that uncovered a number of bugs and inconsistencies that have since been fixed. In all, the next release of the Toolkit should be one of the best ever published.
To give you an idea of some of the changes that have been happening, I will include a few bullet points as a teaser. As always, your feedback is always requested using the methods outlined on the JASS home page.
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I've owned 3 Kahrs and currently carry a CM9. Never had a problem with any of them.
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I've owned 3 Kahrs and currently carry a CM9. Never had a problem with any of them.
I have owned eleven Kahr's and currently still own five. Four out of the eleven had problems ranging from failure of the slide to stay open after the last round to premature slide lock with rounds still left in the magazine. Never had a failure to fire, however. The ones I currently own have been excellent with four of the five being steel framed guns. The one poly is a "newer" model (2005) PM9 which has been excellent.
The four that had problems were an early version of the PM9, a P40 Covert, an MK40 Elite, and a PM40. I think all of these were fixable, though I did send the MK40 Elite back to Kahr and they didn't correct its problem. Of these, I would have liked to have kept and fixed the PM40. That little baby was a powerful package.
Kahr's have very tight tolerances so the break in period is important. They can also be a little finicky with some ammunition. My K40 Elite '98 will shoot Federal HST loads but when unloading that round, it is a tight fit and can hang up. But that gun has been 100% reliable. Kahr's shine for those who want a little deeper concealable sidearm because they are slim and rather small, their 'T' series being the exception. And they make wonderful guns for women because of their grip shape and size. The K9 9mm is an almost ideal gun for women.
That's why I like their inexpensive line of guns, like my CM9. Not only because they are a heck of a lot cheaper. But they don't have Kahr's match grade barrels which I've always found to be very tight, tolerance wise. The CW and CM guns, with standard barrels will chamber and shoot anything.
I have the CM9. No problems of any kind. So far I have about 1000 rds thru it. Very accurate and comfortable to shoot.
I just purchased a P380 and after 350 rounds it will be going back to Kahr. I shot 7 boxes of 50 rounds. After each box shot I cleaned and lubed the gun real well. I was shooting Remington target ammo. In every 50 round trip to the range I had about 4 to 5 FTF's and a couple of no shoots.
I hope they fix this. This P380 is very accurate and I want it to be my main carry weapon.
I've owned a K-40 for a couple years, I had a couple failures within the first 100 rounds, but it has since been 100% reliable.
I bought a new PM45 this week. It's pretty messed up. I've yet to get through a single magazine without a fail. Most fails are it failing to cock as the slide cycles to eject the previous fired casing. It correctly feeds a new round from the magazine and closes to full battery, but you've got nothing as you pull the trigger ... it's not cocked. I've tried it with three different types of ammo and all four magazines I have for it, but those changes make no difference in the cocking failures. Two other "fails" were one where the striker released and fired the round before bringing the handgun down onto target (striker released before the normal full trigger pull was released), and second was a very light strike on the primer of a round (just enough to show a dent in the primer). All these fails appear related to a cocking cam/striker block problem, but it's so prevalent (every 2-3 shots) that I can't believe it made it through any type of live-fire testing at the factory. My new problem is now trying to get them on the phone. I just tried for an hour. Their phone system puts you on hold for ten minutes, then kicks you out to leave them voicemail. I'm really regretting this buy ... both for now having an expensive problem handgun and apparently also having a non-responsive company.
Go to www dot kahrtalk dot com and ask how to get someone at Kahr and who to try to talk to. Those guys know their Kahr stuff there. They will help you.
Thanks recoilguy, but I "may" have solved the problem. One of the things I found when I first got it was that the slide didn't work smooth and I had trouble getting it to pick up the first round out of the mag when I hand-jacked the slide. I took the slide off and found fine polymer shavings mixed with the lube on the the slide rail grooves (it's a PM45 ... polymer frame). So wiping the rails and rail groves clean and re-lubing them instantly solved that issue. So I got to thinking ... what if there are polymer shavings down in the lower receiver and affecting the cocking cam/striker block?? So I took it out to the workshop and squirted compressed air into the lower receiver half every way I could find to get it in. I hit it hard with air. I then put the slide on it, walked out to the range, and put 40 rounds thru it without a single flaw!! I mean ... it was awesome!
And I have to say this is the most accurate shooting short-barreled .45 I've ever fired. It groups tight and the group is dead-on the bullseye at 20'. Very impressive for a 3" barrel .45!
I have another hundred rounds to put thru it to meet Kahr's 200-round break-in recommendation, and I think I'll do another couple hundred before I declare my cocking problem solved. But at this point, things are looking up!
My wife has a K9. It is a reliable gun when kept clean. Every 2 or 300rds I have to pull the firing pin and clean the channel real good or it will not strike the primer. This is with factory ammo also.
Update on my PM45 problem:
After my 6/22 post, the cocking problem on my PM45 returned with a vengeance. It also started locking up the slide after a no-cock, so that you had to fight and fight to get it to let you eject the unfired round and chamber a new one. This is regardless of the ammo used. So I contacted Kahr and they emailed me a FedEx shipping label and off it went to the factory. After a month, I got it back. But in the first 30 rounds fired after getting it back, I'm getting no-fire "light-strikes" on the primers. I could disassemble the slide and see if they left debris in the firing pin channel (note Jrags post just above that his Kahr is susceptible to this), but I'm too pissed. Especially after calling Kahr today and talking with one of their gunsmiths and having him tell me that "some degree of misfires have to be accepted". 2 out of 30?!? That's supposed to be acceptable???????? This is a "new out of the box" PM45 that I rely on for self-defense. It's supposed to be reliable! So I told them to again take it back and again find the problem. So I'm waiting on another FedEx shipping slip ... and off it goes for another month of shipment and Kahr factory time. I am NOT a happy camper!
I would not be happy either. The smaller .45's are prone to trouble, The Kahr 9mm are all (in my experiance) very good guns.
Sorry to hear of your problems and the gunsmith is wrong, a gun that you rely on for protection, you should expect to work everytime.
Nothing wrong with the gun as long as you follow the owner's manual. There is a break in period and you have to be mindful of the ammo you use. I currently own a TP-9 this is the second Kahr I've owned, the first being one of the early K9 before they realized that you had to radius the edges after machining. Can't tell you how many times I cut my middle finger on the trigger guard before I had the local gunsmith dehorn the dang thing. That one (K9) the owners manual recommanded using +P ammo for reliable functioning, that is all I use in all my Kahrs.
Negative, it's not a case where +P ammo would help. This isn't a slide cycling or ammo feed issue where stiffer chamber pressures would make a difference ... it's a case where after their initial repair it was returned "barely striking" the primers. When we examined those that did fire, some were so lightly hit we were amazed the primers ignited. Ammo was Winchester, which is known for mild-metal primers. Had we been using something like CCI with their notoriously hard-metal primers, it would have been worse.
Something in the repair process for the "failure to cock" problem changed how the firing pin (striker in this case) is hitting the primer. If it was a more conventional firearm I would say a stronger hammer spring would solve it. Some handguns even allow for different length firing pins which can solve it. But in Kahr's striker design, they need to figure out what needs to be done.
I'm a junior member per this forum but its not my first time to the rodeo. I have 30+ yrs of military and law enforcement. Between that and competitions, I'm on the range every week either practicing or teaching. And there's been few days where I can recall not carrying ... in my field putting on a handgun is like putting on a watch. You always have it on you, but you must know you can rely on it.
This PM45 is a great carry-conceal pistol. It's light, flat, and has insane accuracy for a 3" BBL, but this particular one has been plagued with reliability issues so I was posting them here so other PM45 owners would know. I admit I was a little upset when I wrote the last entry, but that was due to the Kahr technician on the phone telling me "some degree of misfires have to be accepted". I would accept it if I was using low quality ammo and the primer was being soundly struck, but still not firing. However this is a case where the handgun is not doing it's part and not striking the primers with distinction. It's a mechanical problem, clear and simple.
I sold my Kahr CW45 because I never could trust the gun completely. When I purchased the weapon several years ago, it was to serve as my primary CCW. On my very first range trip, the mag dropped out of the mag well about 1/4 of an inch with one round in the mag. I had to slap the mag back in to empty it. Every time I shot it that day, the mag would drop with one or two rounds left in the mag. And no, I was not touching the mag release button.
After contacting Kahr, they sent me a replacement part and I switched it out. I no longer had the problem of the dropped mag, but in the back of my mind, the possibility was always there. I still liked the weapon - it's weight and balance, it's smooth trigger, it's slimness and decent sights.
Last fall, while out at a friend's ranch, we were blasting away at targets with our rifles and pistolas. I decided to bring out the .45 and proceeded to acquire a target. When I pulled the trigger, it felt really spongy. It took a long time to release and when it did, I noticed the guide rod poking was out of the slide! Holy crap!
Well, I broke her down and put her in my range bag, never to see service with me again.
I sold it last year to fund my Ruger SR1911, my current EDC weapon.
I also didn't care for the possibility that my gun purchase may have funded the Unification Church (the Moonies), which I hadn't considered when I originally purchased the weapon.
So, no. I won't be purchasing any Kahrs in the future. And, I sure as hell won't be recommending them to any family or friends looking for a handgun.
I have a CW9 and it has been very reliable. I had a few issues within the 200 round break in that the manufacturer recommends, but since then it has ran flawless. I have over 1500 rounds through it and it eats all ammo well. What I really like about it is the way it fits my hand, I tried many different types and the Kahr fits me best. I recently purchased a Ruger SR9c and that has been very reliable from the very start, it just doesn't feel as good in the hand the way the CW9 does.
I've had a CM9 and now have an MK9. Both are great. I never had any issues with them--always reliable and feed any ammo I try. Kahr is super underrated in my opinion and the MK9 is the best steel framed carry 9 on the market. I've owned a number of the most popular carry 9s on the market and the Kahrs are honestly the best for me. No manual safeties, narrow single stack frames, and a long, deliberate trigger pull that is super smooth. If I ever need to pull a gun from concealment I'd be confident in my MK9. The Kahr trigger, I find, is the ideal trigger for concealed carry.
I have more than a half-dozen of them now. The only problem I have ever had was one pistol I bought new the slide-stop spring was installed a bit off. I bent it getting the slide stop out. They sent me a new one with a phone call.


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Academic Senate Meeting Minutes
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Present: Yolanda
Bellisimo, Barbara Bonander, Hank Fearnley, Theo Fung, Ron Gaiz,
Graham, Erika Harkins, Patrick Kelly, Arthur Lutz, Radicia Portello,
Rollison, Sheri Rollison, Ingrid Schreck, John Sutherland, Blaze
Guests: Bernie Blackman, Hoa Long Tam, Dave Snyder, Sara Mckinnen
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Motion made to approve the agenda
Motion made to approve the minutes dated October 12, 2006
Officers' Reports
The President reported the following:
Senator D. Rollison requested that a curriculum issue be placed on the agenda.
The Vice President reported the following:
Senator Sutherland requested that a discussion item be included about modernization on a future agenda.
Secretary's Report
Treasurer's Report
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Academic Standards Committee
Technology Committee
Community Education
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Senator Lutz submitted a ballot to the Senate.
Senator Woodlief made a motion to have up to a 300 word statement from each side to accompany the ballot with no rebuttal statements.
Statements will be submitted to the election committee on Tuesday, October 24th.
The ballots will be prepared and mailed on Wednesday, October 25.
Recording of abstentions of roll call votes was discussed.
Senator Fearnley made a motion that a record be kept of abstentions on a roll call vote.
Senator Lutz called for a roll call vote.
Kelly: abstain; Fearnley: yes; Sutherland: yes; D. Rollison: yes; S. Rollison: yes; Graham: yes; Gaiz: no; Bonander: no; Portello: yes; Fung: yes; Lutz: yes; Harkins: no; Woodlief: no; Schreck: no; Bellisimo: abstain
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Obama Unleashed
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Dick Morris believes that an unleashed President Obama would cause even more damage to the country. The former adviser to Bill Clinton appeared on Fox's "Hannity" Monday night and delivered a Nostradamus-type prediction of what an Obama second term might look like.
"I believe that he'll proceed to a single-payer system on healthcare," said Morris. "I think Obamacare was just an intermediate step in his mind. If he's re-elected, particularly if there's a Democratic Congress, he will eliminate the private health insurance industry and all insurance will be from the government and it will all be according to one plan. Secondly, I think that he will completely reverse the initiatives of the Bush 43 administration in opening up vast new forms of oil drilling in the U.S. And will eliminate this incredible opportunity we have to dominate the global oil markets and put the terrorists out of business. But thirdly, I think that his big focus will be to make the United States a vassal state to a globalist entity."
The State Department's Jerusalem Syndrome
Caroline Glick:
I went to the US Consulate this week to take care of certain family business. It was a thoroughly unpleasant experience. I think it is ironic that two days after my extremely unpleasant experience at the consulate, State Department Spokeswoman Victoria Nuland refused to say what the capital of Israel is. It was ironic because anyone who visits the consulate knows that the US's position on Jerusalem is in perfect alignment with that of Israel's worst enemies.
Last time I went to the consulate was in 2007. At that time the building was located in the middle of an Arab neighborhood in eastern Jerusalem. It was unpleasant. In fact it was fairly frightening. Once inside the building I couldn't shake the feeling that the Americans had gone out of their way to make Israeli-American Jews feel uncomfortable and vaguely threatened.
But then, I was able to console myself with the thought that the US has been upfront about its rejection of Israel's right to assert its sovereignty over eastern Jerusalem. By treating Jews as foreigners in their capital city and behaving as though it belongs to the Arabs by among other things hiring only Arabs as local employees, the US officials on site were simply implementing a known US policy. True, I deeply oppose the policy, but no one was asking me, and no one was hiding anything from me.
When the Archbishop Met the President
By JAMES TARANTO
The president of the U.S. Conference of Bishops is careful to show due respect for the president of the United States. "I was deeply honored that he would call me and discuss these things with me," says the newly elevated Cardinal Timothy Dolan, archbishop of New York. But when Archbishop Dolan tells me his account of their discussions of the ObamaCare birth-control mandate, Barack Obama sounds imperious and deceitful to me.
Mr. Obama knew that the mandate would pose difficulties for the Catholic Church, so he invited Archbishop Dolan to the Oval Office last November, shortly before the bishops' General Assembly in Baltimore. At the end of their 45-minute discussion, the archbishop summed up what he understood as the president's message:
"I said, 'I've heard you say, first of all, that you have immense regard for the work of the Catholic Church in the United States in health care, education and charity. . . . I have heard you say that you are not going to let the administration do anything to impede that work and . . . that you take the protection of the rights of conscience with the utmost seriousness. . . . Does that accurately sum up our conversation?' [Mr. Obama] said, 'You bet it does.'"
The archbishop asked for permission to relay the message to the other bishops. "You don't have my permission, you've got my request," the president replied.
"So you can imagine the chagrin," Archbishop Dolan continues, "when he called me at the end of January to say that the mandates remain in place and that there would be no substantive change, and that the only thing that he could offer me was that we would have until August. . . . I said, 'Mr. President, I appreciate the call. Are you saying now that we have until August to introduce to you continual concerns that might trigger a substantive mitigation in these mandates?' He said, 'No, the mandates remain. We're more or less giving you this time to find out how you're going to be able to comply.' I said, 'Well, sir, we don't need the [extra time]. I can tell you now we're unable to comply.'"
Want to End Rapid Partisanship? Reform American Academia
By Timothy Dalrymple:
After so much talk of uniting Americans and promoting civility and overcoming our political polarization, why do we still observe such hostility between opposing political camps? Why, in an era of unprecedented access to other lifestyles and religions and philosophies, do we seem to understand one another less and less? Why so much road rage on the information superhighway?
The hostility between racial groups in the United States is indisputably much decreased from one or two generations ago. Yet the hostility between political groups seems greater than ever. Why?
There Obama Goes Again
Larry Kudlow:
As Ronald Reagan famously said, "There you go again."
Of course, Reagan was blaming Jimmy Carter for launching false attacks during a debate. And that line was so effective, it not only helped Reagan win the debate, but a presidential election that would change American history.
But "there you go again" can apply equally to President Obama. Once again this week, the president was out on the campaign trail bashing and oil and gas companies. And he continued to spread major falsehoods about this industry, which I guess is the polite way to put it.
Obama is obsessed with oil and gas. He is a prisoner of the left-wing environmental groups. And really, he's extending his leftist class-warfare attack from rich people to successful oil and gas producers.
Et tu Obama? Was U.S. Government behind attempt to sabotage Israel?
By Melanie Phillips:
An Azeri official has subsequently said the claim that Azerbaijan has granted Israel access to its air bases for an attack is 'absurd and groundless'. That denial, however, is clearly limited. And several observers have concluded that whether this is a genuine leak or disinformation, the story is an attempt to harm Israel by its principal western ally. Indeed, assuming it is not a total fabrication but is based on actual briefings, it is hard to conclude anything else.
On Fox News, Bolton said: 'I think this leak today is part of the administration's campaign against an Israeli attack.' Bolton, a Fox News contributor, noted that a strike launched from Azerbaijan would be much easier for the Israelis than a strike launched from their own country – jets could stay over their targets longer and worry less about refueling. But he said tipping the Israelis' hand by revealing 'very sensitive, very important information' could frustrate such a plan.
'Clearly, this is an administration-orchestrated leak,' Bolton told FoxNews.com. 'This is not a rogue CIA guy saying I think I'll leak this out. It's just unprecedented to reveal this kind of information about one of your own allies.'
As Dan Margalit asks in the Israeli paper Israel Hayom: 'What reasonable interest does someone in the Pentagon have in hardening the Iranian pharaoh's heart on the eve of Passover, and indicating to him that he has nothing to fear? This borders on insanity.'
Justice Sonia Sotomayor's Shocking Ignorance
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The liberal Supreme Court justices have demonstrated profound and shocking ignorance of the American health care system. Here's one of the most jarring examples:
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Born in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, poet Paul Engle received a BA from Coe College and an MA from the University of Iowa. Engle joined the faculty of the University of Iowa, where he became the director of the Iowa Writers' Workshop soon after its founding, a role he held for 24 years. Engle shaped the program into the model it has become for other writing programs across the country. In 1967, with his wife, Chinese poet Hualing Nieh Engle, he co-founded the International Writing Program at the University of Iowa. Engle and his wife were nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in 1976 for their work supporting international writers.


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Hot Date
Amy Garvey
2008, Contemporary Romance
Brava, $14.00, 288 pages, Amazon ASIN 0758215932
A fast paced plot and zany humor are a couple of good things about Hot Date, but the heroine was so silly, unthinking and zany that she had me grinding my teeth all through the book. A touch of the zany makes a character fun, but Grace Lamb needed a life coach.
Grace Lamb grew up in Wrightsville, Pennsylvania next door to the Griffin family. During their childhoods Nick Griffin spent quite a bit of time getting Grace out of scrapes since she acts first then thinks later. After high school, Grace married Robert and moved away, while Nick stayed in Wrightsville and joined the police force. As the book begins, an old Volkswagen bus comes zooming down the road and plows into Nick, who is in his police cruiser. Whos driving the bus? Grace of course. Grace has decided she doesnt love Robert, so shes filed for divorce. Grace wants to get back to her roots, so shes back in Wrightsville, where she plans to get a job...or something.
Grace moves in with Toby Priest, her gay friend who owns an antique store. It doesnt take too long before Grace has persuaded Toby to go to Boston to visit Charles, the guy hes been e-mailing. In the meantime, she plans to clean up the cluttered antique store. Toby agrees and tells her that theres a very important person coming to pick up and pay for an antique desk and she has to be there to meet him Grace agrees and after Toby leaves, she sets out to clean house. Her method is to toss everything out the window, which doesnt set well with the neighbors. Nick comes by to talk to her and they have sex. Then Grace decides she will start a business as a gardener and in the rush of planning, she forgets Tobys customer. This causes her to have a few pangs of guilt and worry over how shes going to repay Toby not to mention how shes going to fix the Volkswagen bus she wrecked (its borrowed).
However, things may turn around. Philly Barbarosa comes by looking for a collection of antique sex toys. Tobys aunt had promised to sell them to Sal Beneditto, Phillys boss. At first Grace cant find them, but she sends Philly on while she promises to look for them. As shes looking, Nick comes by, they have sex, they search for the sex toys, and find them. Then Grace gets the bright idea that if Sal is willing to pay a large sum for the sex toys, someone else might pay more.
By this time, I was sure that Grace was born without any shred of common sense. Nick alternates between worrying about her, and being bemused by her. Me Id be running away, far, far away. Grace isnt just ditzy, she is an idiot. However I had half the book remaining and hoped Grace would settle down.
She didnt.
Grace finally fixes up everyones love life, including her own (poor Nick) and ends up happily every after. However I closed the book thinking it wont be long till she burns down the store, gets taken to meet Jimmy Hoffa, or decides she doesnt love Nick and runs off somewhere. I guess you could say I didnt like her no sir, I didnt like her at all.
Other writers can give us ditzy characters who are charming and likable, Jennifer Greene is the best there is with this kind of character. However, Greenes characters have a touch of self awareness that Grace doesnt have. She just plows through life, doing and then thinking while all around her, people have to dive in and rescue her. Good thing Nick is so self-sacrificing. Poor guy, I cant help but think hes going to wake up one morning and want a life.
Hot Date is a hard one to grade. I liked the story, I liked the other characters and I like the pace and style. But I could not stand Grace. The story gets a B. She gets an F. Lets call it a C+.
-- Ellen Micheletti


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Hed: Wilson to receive sentence today
Read-In: Confessed killer may testify
By Leesha Faulkner
Daily Journal
TUPELO – William Wilson likely will find out today if he'll die by lethal injection.
The second day of his sentencing hearing in Circuit Court of Lee County for the 2005 capital murder and felony child abuse of 2-year-old Mallory Conerly is set for today.
Wilson's defense attorney Will Bristow is expected to place several people on the witness stand to talk about mitigating circumstances that would persuade Circuit Judge Thomas Gardner not to give Wilson the death penalty. Bristow told the court late Monday that he is unsure if Wilson will testify today.
Wilson pleaded guilty last week to the indictment.
The district attorney's office, led by John Young, seeks the death penalty for the capital murder. Wilson could receive life in prison without parole. He could receive at least 20 years in prison for the felony child abuse.
On Monday several law enforcement officers testified that Wilson first told them a motorcycle fell on the toddler, causing her death. Wilson told Deputy Robby Gwin that the motorcycle fell on the child's head around 10:30 p.m. April 28, 2005, but she appeared to be all right.
He and the child's mother, Tina, slept in the living room with the child on the floor. Wilson said in the statement that he attempted to wake the child the following morning, but she wouldn't stir. He called for an ambulance.
That story about the motorcycle proved untrue.
Wilson gave a taped statement later on April 29,2005, to Lee County Sheriff Jim Johnson, who testified Monday. Johnson held the tape recorder to a microphone. Wilson's voice sounded shaky as he described beating the child about the head three times and dropping her headfirst onto the kitchen floor to get her to stop crying.
"I'm sorry," Wilson said on the tape after confessing to burning her feet in a tub and clipping off the skin, then beating the child to death. "I have a temper problem I might need help with. I never meant for none of it to happen. Sometimes you so something without thinking about it consciously."
The child moaned and cried a portion of the night, saying "Mommy," and "Ow," Wilson's voice recalled on the tape.
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Some of the best "Once Upon a Time" spoilers come from show runners/executive producers Adam Horowitz and Edward Kitsis and they recently shared news on the new spin on Glinda, Hook's newest foe and yes, even the introduction to Oz. According to a Feb. 18 post by the Hollywood Reporter, the bosses shared intel on Henry and Emma's life in New York and the battle between the Evil Queen and the Wicked Witch as well as on the flashbacks to the year that was. The season3 spoilers below come from them so read on at your own risk!
Emma and Henry
Emma and Henry have carved out a comfortable life for themselves in the Big Apple until Hook – whom they don't remember – turns up at their door. Christopher Gorham from "Covert Affairs" has an important role in Emma's and Henry's lives and will act as some sort of catalyst.
The Wicked Witch Vs The Evil Queen
The Wicked Witch, whose Storybrooke name is Zelena, will appear in the spring premiere and she is out for revenge. That desire will play out over the second half of the season. Kitsis says, "When we learn more about the Wicked Witch and her backstory and what happened, we'll understand that what she has against Regina is a global problem and an internal problem. Those two are definitely going to get into it." Episode 16, "It's Not Easy Being Green" will be all about the witch.
The year that was
When we return from the winter hiatus, one will have passed. Fans will learn what happened during that year through flashbacks including who cursed everyone, what happened and who the green witch really is.
Glinda's new spin
Glinda won't appear until the latter half of the remaining episodes. She will still be the 'good witch' in the sense that she is a positive force and very spirited. Kitsis explains further, "the mythology of the four witches, we created our own. Horowitz defines her as someone who is essentially good but has gone through a great deal. Wait…four witchs?
Hook's new foe
Captain Hook will meet up with a new foe, the pirate Blackbeard. Kitsis says, "He is a pirate through and through, and he and Captain Hook do not have a love for each other, and the only thing two pirates will fight over -- even more than a woman -- would be a ship." Is the Jolly Roger in jeopardy?
A Visit to Oz
The execs says the show will visit Oz for an episode or two but not like they did with Neverland. It will be a 1 or 2 episode arc with a nod given to the "Yellow Brick Road" and we'll get to see some "iconic friends."
Will Peter Pan be back?
Kitsis and Horowitz hinted that we may not have seen the last of Peter Pan. When asked if he was gone for good, Kitsis replied, "I wouldn't say for good but this season, yes."
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On November 6, Investigators with the Morro Bay Police Department identified a 13-year-old male and a 15-year-old male, both of whom are Morro Bay residents, which police believe are primarily responsible for the rash of graffiti vandalism in north Morro Bay. These incidents involved the use of a "crown" insignia among other symbols and lettering. The possibility of other juveniles involved in these crimes has not been ruled out, and the investigation is ongoing.
The juveniles identified have not been arrested, and are now in the custody of their parents. Morro Bay Police plan to file multiple counts of vandalism with the San Luis Obispo County District Attorney's Office seeking prosecution.
Over this past week, Morro Bay Police conducted targeted patrols in areas of the city known to attract graffiti vandals. As a result, Officers arrested a 17-year-old male juvenile on November 3rd for one count of graffiti vandalism to a public bridge near the 1600 block of Main St. The graffiti in that case was not associated to the other incidents. The juvenile, also a Morro Bay resident, was given a misdemeanor citation and released into the custody of his parents. In addition, Morro Bay Police arrested 18-year-old Claire Beaux Allen, of San Luis Obispo, for supplying spray paint to a minor. Allen was released with a misdemeanor citation.
To combat the currently graffiti defaced areas, Morro Bay Police, in cooperation with our Police Volunteer program and the San Luis Obispo County Sheriff's Graffiti abatement program, are in the process of removing graffiti, including the defacement of a neighborhood church. Our department wishes to thank the concerned citizens who helped us identify the multiple areas of graffiti, our Police Volunteers for their service, and our San Luis Obispo County partners for their assistance in abating the defacement of our community.


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Release Date: 2011-10-14
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Rating: PG-13
Duration: 1hr 33min
Millionaire infomercial guru, Robert Axle loses everything when one of his inventions has a design flaw that accidentally chops off the fingers of thousands of customers. After serving eight years in prison, a disgraced Axle is released, and ready to redeem his name and rebuild his empire with a new innovation. However, Axle's ex-wife has spent all of his money and moved into his house with her new husband. Out of desperation, he finds a part-time job as a janitor, and is forced to move in with his estranged daughter and her over-protective roommates. . With all his wheels spinning, Axle soon realizes before he can be successful with his new creation, first he must reinvent himself.
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Turn them off, Turn the off!!
My wife and I, a few days before Super Bowl XLI =]
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Its meeeeeeeee :P
I'm the only one with glasses in the picture.
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My daughter and I at Arizona Sonora Desert Museum in Feb of 2006.
There are some seriously hot chicks in the midwest. I remember going to Indy in 2004 and was amazed at the talent there.
Living in So Cal we have lots of hot chicks but most of them have had way too much plastic surgery. I prefer natural beauty.
Here's Aiglos with a cake....mmmmm...
Ya know....those two bears are positioned awfully funny....\
Edit: my god....there are two sets!
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lol awesome cake
Aiglos, how old are you? I want to know if I am the youngest on the server :P .
14 here.
oh noes, i'm addicted to these threads ;/
there is me and my tattoo of "osiomax", i drawed it meself!
cause dragon skulls consuming the universe are fun.
and my little fish cup in his medicine bath. fish fated to die.. lives!
fish@hand! this poor fish is getting fat.
more pictures plx! xD
Oh comeon! Who doesn't like dragon skulls consuming the universe
Well, you can't say the universe appreciates it much!
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Onezy, 45 Minstrel, GM. Jeweller - Grimoir, 50 Loremaster, Prospector
Finnagin, 15 Hunter, Woodworker - Avatar Kinship, Elendilmir Server
Mithika, you look like someone I went to highschool with. I think you're her long lost twin :P
LOL, I must look much younger than I am, I'm 19 :O
Conflict68 : omg i want @ roxie. minpins are so cute ;D
Elvirnith : uhoh, sounds dangerous!
I've scrounged up picture of my dragons(bearded)
supremus the mighty wurm
and svar the little angry baby dragon of finger eats!
no cat pictures.. the fur they throw everywhere would explode the camera ;x
(not kidding.. addicted to pictures)
No pets for me right now. My dog died beginning of this year. I think my next pet will be a short hair husky though. I've always been fond of them.
Oh and..if you're from New York, I swear I know you Mithika. You just look really familiar.
Here's a couple more pics. Some of my old dog, Daisy, and of some more engines I work on.
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text: May 13, 2014 00:09 The Advocate's Saints reporters pick who they think the Saints should take with their first-round pick The Advocate's Saints reporters pick who they think the Saints should take with their first-round pick Auburn defensive end Dee Ford (30) watches from the sidelines in the first half of an NCAA college football game in Auburn, Ala., Saturday, Oct. 12, 2013. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) Southern California wide receiver Marqise Lee looks on from the sideline during the second half of an NCAA college football game against UCLA, Saturday, Nov. 30, 2013, in Los Angeles. UCLA won 35-14. (AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill) Advocate story May 8, 2014; 12:00 a.m. Comments Sheldon Mickles' choice: Versatile Ford could be another impact player on defense The Saints already have a pair of solid starters at defensive end in Cameron Jordan and Akiem Hicks, but you can never have enough pass-rushers to bang heads with the mammoth offensive tackles they must go against for 60 to 70 snaps each week. Yes, the Saints had 49 sacks last season to rank fourth in the league. But they could be even better with another player who can affect the quarterback like Jordan and Hicks and outside linebacker Junior Galette can. A strong, speedy edge rusher like Dee Ford, who benched 225 pounds 29 times and has 4.59-second speed in the 40-yard dash, could be that guy. The 252-pounder can drop into coverage as well, which means he'd fit in as a hybrid end/outside linebacker in Rob Ryan's 3-4 scheme and potentially give the Saints another impact player on that side of the ball. Ramon Antonio Vargas' choice: Lee's speed would give the offense an extra dimension Of the Saints' two most productive wide receivers last season, nine-year veteran Marques Colston is closer to the end of his career than the beginning of it, and second-year pro Kenny Stills will need company if he continues in the role he carved out for himself with five touchdowns and a league-leading 20 yards per catch. Enter Marqise Lee. The 6-foot, 192-pounder has impressed scouts with straight-line speed that makes it difficult for cornerbacks to press him. There has been concern about his relatively slight frame and injuries he struggled with last year, but his production when healthy was eye-opening. See his 2012 campaign: In a pro-style offense, Lee caught 118 passes for 1,721 yards and 14 TDs. He won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's best receiver and is a fit to flourish with Saints coach Sean Payton and future Hall of Fame quarterback Drew Brees. Get The Advocate in your inbox Subscribe


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Rosa Bianca Eggplant Real Gourmet Plant
Rosa Bianca eggplant is a real gourmet plant. It has fat, egg shaped fruits with lilac skins, and is a great specimen plant for a pot in a greenhouse or windowsill.
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Don Coxe: Commodities Resuming Long-Term Upward Trend
Financial Sense: With cumulative growth in Asia well above 4% and the Eurozone finally emerging from deep recession, commodities have resumed their long-term upward trend, says commodity strategist Don Coxe of Coxe Advisors.
Massive leverage flooded into all areas of the market before the crash of 2008. Commodities, as measured by the CRB Index, were hit especially hard as they tumbled from all-time highs back to levels seen six years prior.
Since then, copper—a reliable indicator of global economic activity—has retraced most of its losses. The price of iron ore has soared on increased demand from China.
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"The financial crash took down everything, but if you take the longer-term view on commodities before the crash, we are back to where things were at in 2008," Coxe said.
"The advantage of commodity stocks is that they are cyclical stocks historically—stocks that go up when the economic cycle is strong and that go down when the economic cycle is weak," Coxe said.
Commodities, he said, have been "complicated by the China story, but the overall growth of Asia is well above 4% when you add all these countries together."
With most countries around the world now experiencing positive economic growth, "maybe it's now time to take a bet that overall demand for stuff is going to increase," Coxe said in a telephone interview with Financial Sense Newshour.
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A California assemblyman began pushing Friday for transparency about Fukushima reactor meltdown radiation contaminating the Pacific Coast of the United States and slowly poisoning people, an alleged grave human rights violation
"Millions of Californians live in communities that are directly impacted by contamination in the ocean," Assemblymember Bob Wieckowski, representing the 25th California Assembly District said Friday.
The federal government claims Fukushima's radiation is no threat to California, but the assemblyman says online speculation is driving concerns among his constituents.
Wieckowski points to a YouTube video that seems to show rising radiation levels recorded on beaches in San Mateo County. The video has Californians concerned.
"That's why I think it's important for the state Department of Public Health to put what information it has in layman's terms onto its homepage so the public can see it and understand what, if any, risks or concerns are out there."
Fukushima radiation secrets have driven citizen reporters to become the main sources of information on Fukushima radiation throughout the nation. Althougd many of these are providing a potentially life-saving online service, some are less than ethical.
With over 25 years of experience in nuclear decommissioning oversight, and co-author of the first edition of the Department Of Energy (DOE) Decommissioning Handbook, Arnie Gundersen is more than a citizen reporter.
Gundersen, of Fairwinds Energy Education, debunked that viral YouTube video this week, He linked the Geiger Counter manufacturing company and vested interests, referred to there being no data comparison, and explained that contaminated sand has been used in other videos as proof of radiation. [See: W Co. Radiation Viral Videography DEBUNKED]
Secret Fukushima-radiated seafood sales
Gundersen warned the public this week that Pacific Ocean seafood is posing a risk to public health because Fukushima's radiation has entered the food chain. He said that although he would walk on a Pacific Ocean beach, he does not eat Pacific Ocean seafood.
[See: Stop eating Pa. seafood now, LA Times sounds alarm]
In 2011, Gundersen exposed that then Secretary of State Hillary Clinton had secretly signed a pact with the Japanese government to continue importing seafood from Japan into the United States, although the food was not and has not been adequately tested, according to the nuclear expert.
[See Over 462 trillion becquerels Fukushima strontium in Pacific Ocean, Seafood risk]
Babies dying at a 35% increased rate in eight northwest U.S. cities since the Fukushima meltdowns has been another secret. Radiation expert Joseph Managno has asserted that Americans will pay a high price for government and media cover-up and deception related to Fukushima radiation, such as telling women only harmless trace levels of radiation are coming to the U.S. from Fukushima. Increasingly, women in the United States have a special commonality with Japanese women: suffering spontaneous abortions and infant deaths.
Fukushima radiation secrecy has also involved the California Department of Public Health. It has not been posting updated radiation information for the public.
Wieckowski is urging the state's health department to post updated information on the issue to its homepage.
Californians are concerned and seeking information about potential health risks caused by contaminated water coming to the state from the Fukushima nuclear power plant disaster, says Wieckowski (D-Fremont).
"I think a lot of people's questions can be answered if the department would conduct a study or post the results of other studies and monitoring that are already completed to its homepage," Wieckowski said Friday.
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- Stop eating Pa. seafood now, LA Times sounds alarm
- Radiating Americans: Fukushima rain, Clinton's secret food pact
- Fukushima man-made catastrophe hitting West Coast is no hoax
- Am women pay high price for Fukushima cover-up: 35% more dead babies
- Over 462 trillion becquerels Fukushima strontium in Pacific Ocean, Seafood risk


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ACTIVITIES/ATTRACTIONS . This lovely Palm Coast condo is located on a quiet, tranquil beach south of Jacksonville on A1A and north of Daytona Beach. There are walking and biking trails surrounding the area and a state park is within walking distance. You can witness magnificant sunrises during early morning strolls down the beach. Located directly across the street is the intercoastal waterway where you can see spectacular sunsets. There is a dock on the intercoastal waterway available to our tenants who may wish to fish or kayak.
Palm Coast is known for its championship golf courses located within the community with the World Golf Village only minutes away.
The historic St. Augustine is a major attraction in the area. Many people visit St. Augustine to drink the water in Ponce de Leon's Fountain of Youth. Others want see the oldest wooden school house in the USA. Some visitors just want to sit quietly in St. Augustine's Cathedral Basilica and marvel its long history. There are restaurants, shops, tours, museums for everyone to enjoy this great place


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Forteza Fitness, a martial arts school located on 4437 N. Ravenswood Avenue, teaches very rigorous modern self-defense combatives. It's most famous for teaching some of the oldest martial arts in European culture, recovered from the haze of history with a combination of historical records and practical experimentaion.
Instructor Tony Wolf, for instance, teaches weekly classes on Bartitsu, a uniquely Victorian form of self-defense created in the 19th century from a combination of British boxing, cane fighting and Japanese Judo. Tony and other members of the Bartitsu Club of Chicago are a few of many who've revived Bartitsu over the past decade, drawn to it's appeal as one of the earliest martial arts designed for an industrial urban landscape.
The "Taste of the Knightly Arts" and "Armizare" courses teach the art of the Italian longsword, and form the oldest self-defense curriculums available at Forteza. The Chicago Swordplay Guild, a group of scholars and martial arts practitioners associated with Forteza, reconstructed this medieveal Italian art of swordsmanship using from various 13-14th century manuscripts. Chief among these manuscripts was "The Flower of Battle", a fully illustrated fencing manual written by Fiore dei Liberi, a 14th century swordmaster famed for his prowess on the battlefield and dueling ground.
Jacques Marcotte, president of the Chicago Swordplay Guild, started off the first class of the "Taste of the Knightly Arts" semester with a classic "Go around the circle and tell us who you are" icebreaking exercise. Then he herded the students into rows, led them through a set of stretches, and leapt right into footwork training.
First he taught his students the proper default Italian swordman's stance, one utilized by martial arts the word over for it's practicality– one foot leading forward and one foot back to the right, pointing 45 degrees to the left. Using this grounded stance, swordsmen can shift their weight forward and backward, maintaining their stability despite the efforts of opponents. Next, Jacques showed his class how to lunge forward and backward, shift to different orientations, and reverse direciton by turning on the balls of the feet. Throughout, he reminded his students to remember basic principles–keep the back straight, the shoulders relaxed, always look where you're going before moving there, etc.
After several of these basic drills, Jacques invited students to take nylon practice swords from the nearby barrel and then discussed the history of the longsword–it's role in combat, the flexibility of it's design, and the features of it's blade, crossguard, hilt and pommel. He taught students how to hold the sword firmly with their dominant hand, it's index finger and thumb linked, and how to grasp the pommel loosely with their secondary hand to provide stability. Since this was a beginning class, he only taught one basic guard stance where the sword was held low and parallel to the body's center, and a single chopping attack.
Even this single slashing technique had several refined techniques to that made it both elegant and effective. By tilting the waist and leg away from your opponent and holding your sword horizontal to your shoulder, you coil up your body like a spring; by turning forward to face you opponent while you slash, the force of your blow is amplified. By clenching your hands together and pulling the hilt down with your off-hand, your sword whips forward with greater speed.
Throughout the various drills in the 'Taste of the Knightly Arts" course, Jacques Marcotte urged his students to relax and not tense up. Frequently he mentioned the classic Italian ideal of "Spretzzatura", an affected attitude of nonchalance that the best swordmasters and artists of the day had.
"Pretend you're an haughty Italian Aristocrat from back in the day, trying to look good." He urged, striding about with his sword in a relaxed, almost bored fashion. "Imagine that you're pulling off these swordplay techniques so casually, it's like you're not even trying. If your opponent visibly puts effort into his techniques, he'll look bad compared to you!"
People in our modern culture assume that our generation is more refined and graceful than anything that came before: we assume that the knowledge of our ancestors was cruder, their reasoning duller, and their martial techniques far more clumsy. Nothing could be further from the truth: humanity have striven for grace regardless of the era, and nowhere is there more proof than in the high-level arts of the knightly sword taught at Forteza Fitness.


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CANcaseXL log equals technically CANcaseXL. Additionally equipped with a memory card interface for SD cards, CANcaseXL log can be operated independent of a PC and can save up to 2 GByte of data from CAN, LIN or J1708 systems. The data logger is configured via its own configuration tool. Measurement data are transferred to a PC by USB or by memory card. There they can be evaluated using CANalyzer, CANoe, CANape, or CANgraph. CANcaseXL log also offers export options to different file formats, like ASCII (as input for MS Excel).
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Release Date: 2005-06-17 (NY)
Genre: Comedy, Drama
Rating: NR
Duration: 1hr 37min
The 70-year old parents of three adult children impulsively embark on a road trip from New York to Los Angeles to visit their uncommunicative son. In tow are their two, late-30s, unmarried daughters, one, a brash, body-obsessed actress who plays Doris on 'E.R.' and the other, a gal whose personality is overshadowed by her overbearing sister in tow. At every turn there is drama, from Emily's sexual confessions and dredging up of childhood traumas to Judy's disenchantment with her husband's past affairs and present medical condition that has rendered him impotent. Along the way they pick up Emily's friend "Bumby" when she is fired as unit publicist on 'Field of Dreams 2' in a cornfield in Iowa. Will the journey finally unite the family and force them to heal old wounds -- or is it 30-some years too late?
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Public Affairs Section
The Public Affairs Section of the U.S. Embassy in Tripoli supports the mission of the United States in Libya through promotion of American education, culture and civilization as well as U.S. foreign policy goals. The Public Affairs Section explains and advocates American policy, acts as a point of contact for media, education and cultural relations, and advises the U.S. Embassy in Libya on issues of public diplomacy.
The Public Affairs Section also provides many educational and cultural services through its office of Education USA and in coordination with the U.S. State Department's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA). Working closely with other sections of the Embassy and with Libyan organizations, it seeks to encourage broader understanding of the United States and its relationship with Libya. The Public Affairs Section also sponsors seminars, exhibits, speakers, and other programs in which Libyans and Americans can share ideas and information on a wide variety of issues.
The Public Affairs Section oversees a series of ECA-funded exchange programs such as the International Visitor Leadership Program (IVLP) which brings Libyan professionals to the U.S. for up to three weeks of exposure to the U.S. society. Other exchange programs focus more precisely on young leaders, journalists, or NGO leaders.
In the academic and scientific fields, the Public Affairs Section sponsors short visits to Libya by American speakers and experts in fields such as U.S. foreign policy, education, public administration, economics, democratization, English teaching and the environment. Such speakers are typically recruited out of ECA's bureau in Washington, but may also be programmed directly with the Public Affairs Section if they are already in country.
American performers and cultural specialists may be invited or co-sponsored by the Public Affairs Section through ECA or from Europe or neighboring countries, either in response to a Libyan request or when the Public Affairs Section identifies a particular need that corresponds to larger bilateral goals.


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2012 RockyGrass Family Area Schedule
As the younger generation of RockyGrass festivarians continues to expand, we've grown our kids area to include a variety of fun, planet-minded activities throughout the day, including slacklining, a mobile recording studio, kids music performances, knot tying, crafts, and much more.
Colorado Mountain Club
Visit the Colorado Mountain Club booth by the creek every hour for youth-oriented demonstrations on slack lining, Leave No Trace demonstrations, mountain safety classes, and knot tying. Try out our slack line, hula hoops, and balance activities. Learn the essentials of planning ahead and preparing to keep yourself safe when you go out to play in your Rocky Mountain backyard! Participate in a gear gathering relay race to prove that your group has what it takes to survive in any condition! Practice tying knots and make a bracelet to keep! Visit the CMC booth for today's schedule of activities.
Serving the community since 1912, the Colorado Mountain Club's programs revolve around education, environmental conservation, and responsible recreation. The CMC's Youth Education Program (YEP!) promotes active, healthy lifestyle choices for youth and encourages participation in outdoor activities. www.cmc.org
Swallow Hill Music Association
Visit the Swallow Hill booth for hands-on music demonstrations throughout the day. Get up-close with acoustic instruments in the music petting zoo. Record your own song in the mobile recording studio and instantly receive an mp3 of your tracks.
Founded in 1979, Swallow Hill promotes the joy of learning and listening to roots music through classes for more than 4,000 adults, teens, kids and pre-school students and more than 200 concerts per year. www.swallowhillmusic.org
Visit the family area in the woods next to the Wildflower Pavilion for the full schedule of events as well as ongoing activities throughout the day – 10:30am 'til 5pm. Parents: please accompany your children while in the family area.


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8 June 2009 – BRANDTHINK today launched a brand new campaign for JetstarAsia, as part of an eight day marketing blitz across key regional markets. The campaign is a collaborative marketing effort with the Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS) and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB), and included print advertising, key radio stations and online sites in the key markets including Malaysia.
The campaign, starting 8 June to 16 June allows you to get great benefits when you buy just a one-way ticket to Singapore. You'll get a return ticket, a second night hotel stay, shopping vouchers and a ride on the Singapore Flyer completely free of charge!
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BRANDTHINK handled the creative for radio in Malaysia, and production of Interactive ads that were launched regionally. The concept of the radio campaign is an extension of a different campaign for JetstarAsia ran in December 2008 to promote the launch of additional flights to Singapore from KLIA.
JetstarAsia – Plus! – English Version
JetstarAsia – Plus! – Chinese Version
Visit www.jetstar.com today for more information!
Check out our original concept ad in December 2008!


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How to Use Advanced Search Options in Word 2008 for Mac
In Word 2008 for Mac, you can save time and effort by using the advanced search options in the Find and Replace dialog. You can search for capitalization, characters, homonyms, and more. These options appear when you click the little blue triangle in the lower-left corner.
Choose Edit→Find to open the Find and Replace dialog. Here's the criteria you can use for any find or replace operation:
Match Case: Makes the find and replace operation case-sensitive. So, for example, if you search for the word rat and replace it with the word rodent, any time Rat is the first word in a sentence, it's replaced with Rodent, rather than rodent.
Find Whole Words Only: Finds only whole words. So, for example, if you enable this option, then search for do and replace it with perform, it wouldn't change words that contain the word do, such as dog, donut, or domestic. With this option unchecked, the first two letters in each of those words would have been replaced with perform, so they'd read, performg, performnut, and performmestic.
Use Wildcards: Lets you choose wildcard items, such as Any Character, from the Special menu near the bottom of the dialog.
Sounds Like: Lets you search for homonyms. So, searching for so with this option enabled would also find sew and sow.
Find All Word Forms: Finds all forms of the word you search for. So, for example, if you enable this option, then search for show and replace it display, it would find showed, showing, and shows, and replace them with displayed, displaying, and displays, respectively.
You can fine tune your search or replace operation even further with choices from the Format or Special menus. In the Format menu, you can specify font, paragraph, highlight, style, language, and more attributes that you want to either search for or use in your replacement text. And the Special menu lets you search for invisible attributes, such as tab and paragraph marks, column and page breaks, and more.


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Application for Community Programs
Eligibility requirements (must meet all to apply for free programming):
- Open to organizations within Boston (all neighborhoods) and Cambridge.
- Open to non-profit, out of school time organizations that demonstrate financial need that restricts their ability to access New England Aquarium programming.
- Open to children grades 1 – 8 and accompanying chaperones.
- Organizations may apply for both a community visit and a community outreach.
Visits to the Aquarium and Outreaches are NOT booked until you receive a confirmation letter from our department with a reservation number. If you do not receive a response from us within two weeks of submitting an application, please call the Community Programs office to confirm your application was received.
Outside of Boston and Cambridge? Please see our school programs for details and pricing information.
Community Visits—Visit the New England Aquarium.
- Free group admission to the Aquarium may be requested for up to 75 people per organization.
- One adult chaperone must accompany every 10 youths.
- A member of the participating organization is required to attend a Field Trip Preparation Workshop before the date of the scheduled visit. One person per 50 requested tickets is required to attend a workshop.
- Please apply for free visits by completing the community visit application.
After School and Community Outreach Programs—Aquarium staff will present the program at your facility.
- Academic Year programs are available October – May, Monday – Friday, with start times between 3:30 and 4:00 PM. Weekend programs may be available.
- Summer programs are available July – August, Monday – Friday, with start times at either 10:00 a.m. or 2:00 p.m. Weekend programs may be available.
- Organizations may request educational outreach programs to be delivered to their site. Groups of 40 children or more may be split into smaller groups for safety reasons.
- Programs are 45 to 60 minutes in length. Topics include tidepools, penguins, sharks and lobsters.
- Programs will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to the high number of requests, we cannot guarantee that all requests will be accommodated.
- Please apply for free outreach programming by completing the community outreach application.
Tips for Scheduling Your Community Program
- Visit applications open in January
- Visit applications and workshops can take 1 month before scheduling your visit date. Please apply early.
- Outreach applications open in March
- Applications will be closed when the programs are full
Academic Year
- Visit and Outreach applications open in September
- Visit applications & workshops can take 1 month before scheduling your visit date. Please apply early.
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The visitors won the second game, 6-2.
Matt Logan's two-run single jump-started the early rally, which was capped by a three-run homer off the bat of sophomore Jon Lucas.
Chris Drechsel and Seth Boyd had RBI doubles in the fourth inning as the Seahawks took a 8-4 lead.
Logan paced a 12-hit attack with a 3-for-4 showing with three RBI. Matt Watson improved to 2-1 after pitching five innings.
In the second game, Maine used a five-run fourth inning to take a 5-2 lead. The Black Bears sent 11 batters to the plate and used six hits during the rally.
Wagner (9-7) managed only four hits against two Maine (13-11) pitchers, with Jared Gruccio going 2 for 3.
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An egg is nature's brilliant solution to provide protection by using one of the strongest known shapes; the arch. Arches have been used by architects throughout history not only for their aesthetics but also for their capability to support massive weights. When placed vertically, the egg has amazing strength for the thinness and light-weight of its shell ensuring that the unhatched chick inside is safe and protected. Thanks to the nature's ingenious design, the egg is strong exactly how it needs to be strong, thus safeguarding the survival of its precious content.
An egg is not only strong but it is also beautiful with its signature continuous curve that flows without disruptions such as right angles.
The EGG helmet, just like an egg, is designed to protect its precious content - a human head - in the best way possible by combining strength, light-weight and comfort all contained by its beautiful signature curved shape. Flowing curves are also a trademark characteristic of all of the sports and activities that the helmet is worn for.
Skiing, snowboarding, bicycling, skateboarding, wakeboarding and all gravity sports, are characterized by curves and flow.
Furthermore the word egg is associated with many positive connotations. It is a symbol of life, as new life forms within it. It represents a beginning and a potential. Likewise, human heads are the source of creation and imagination. Everything that surrounds us in our human world originates from a thought which spawned in someone's head. What lies within the egg (whether you are talking about a head in the helmet or a new life in an egg shell) is the starting point of creation and must be protected.
It's amazing and thought-provoking how much meaning is packed into such a simple three-lettered word. Egg. What is there not to love about it?


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"Hi Markco,
I just wanted to send you a thank you, for showing me something so new
to me and fun in WoW, mainly making tons of gold! I've been reading
your forums, and picked up your guide a few months ago. Also been
listening to Call to Auction and Castaclysm, both a great deal of fun.
Awesome job!
I've used your tips mainly for jewlcrafting, but have expanded to belt
buckles, netherweave bags, leatherworking patches, as well as general
item flipping, and any profit I can find.
I just hit 100k this week, which was my goal before cataclysm, when I
began just under 3 months ago. Now I'll try to reach gold cap before
cataclysm. (Rewarded myself with a battered hilt for my druid, and
gained it all back in less than 5 days).
So anyway, a big thank you, you showed me something new and exciting
in the game.
Lodger, 80 Troll Death Knight (Blood Tank)
Thank you for the email Lodger, good luck :) People don't tend to realize that the call to auction archive of posts (although not all that many yet) have some awesome information, particularly when we went through individual professions for gold tips. You may want to add enchanting rods to your arsenal though, just saying :)
"Hi Markco,
2 comments: on "JC 100k gold"
Anonymous said... April 25, 2010 at 9:35 AM
i have heard only good from your guide.
your blog, forum and call to auction series is good.
but what difference is in your guide and in tips we get from those sources?
Markco said... April 25, 2010 at 7:34 PM
The difference is in the detail of the explanation and the number of step by step videos included, as well as information on how to pick the right professions for your gold making situation. The guide is massive... I have no idea anymore how many pages it would be as it is all in html. Throw in the fact that I'm going to update it for free with no additional cost during cataclysm and you have a pretty snazzy deal.
That being said I know people who are millions with it and millionaires without it. If you are having trouble it's probably what you want, but if you are just fine tuning to min/max your gold it's probably overkill to buy the guide when you can do your own research on the forums here for free.
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Sun Devils Finalize NCAA Championship Roster in Austin
The ASU track and field team added five qualifications on the final day of the NCAA West Prelims
ASU Women Take Third, Men Fourth at Pac-12 T&F Championships
The Sun Devils won eight conference championships over the course of the competition.
Sun Devil T&F Welcomes UA, NAU To Tempe for Dual Meet
The Arizona State men and women will look to keep their winning streaks against their in-state rivals alive this weekend.
Sun Devil T&F Takes Part in Rare Scored Meet at LSU
The No. 8 ASU women and No. 17 men will take part in the Battle on the Bayou in Baton Rouge.
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The Sun Devils will welcome Texas A&M, Kansas State and Minnesota to the 2013 Baldy Castillo Invitational in Tempe, Ariz., this weekend.
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Arab League foreign ministers meet in Cairo
September 10, 2009
Minister of State for Foreign Affairs Dr. Nizar Madani led the Saudi delegation to the 132nd session of Arab League Foreign Ministers held in Cairo yesterday. The meeting's agenda included twenty-eight topics of common concern, including developments in Iraq, the occupied Golan Heights, Syria, and Lebanon. Syrian Foreign Minister Waleed Al-Moallem chaired the gathering.