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Update: "Detective Inspector Riley says police are investigating whether the murders were triggered by a dispute over access to the child." Of course. Access to the kids is always used as a way to control/abuse (murder) the mother. That's what abusive fathers do. The fact that this freak pumped bullets into his son's mother with the boy beside him in the car proves that this sh** couldn't have care less about "quality time" with his child.
You know what? When Daddy guns down Mom, it's not an access or custody "dispute." It's an all-out one-sided war, with only one side being armed.
Girl, 9, called police after mother shot
December 17, 2012
A NINE-YEAR-OLD girl called police after her mother and her mother's partner were shot dead in Tasmania.
The bodies of a woman, 31, and a man, 34, were found at a property on Hamilton Plains Road at Hamilton, a small rural town 70 kilometres from Hobart, about 5am on Sunday. \
Detective Inspector Colin Riley said the alleged gunman, a 59-year-old man, was previously in a relationship with the dead woman.
He was found at Lachlan, 45 kilometres away, lying beside a car pulled over to the side of the road, with a gunshot wound to the head.
The man's one-year-old son, whose mother was the dead woman, was unharmed and found inside the car.
Inspector Riley said the man's gunshot wound was inflicted shortly before or just as a police car arrived. He is under police guard at Royal Hobart Hospital and is in a critical condition after surgery.
Inspector Riley said the girl called police using a mobile phone.
"It appears that the nine-year-old heard what occurred in the house and we are still ascertaining … what was seen by that child,'' Inspector Riley said.
The couple who were killed had been in a relationship and living in the Hamilton house for about four months.
Inspector Riley said there had been no reports of violence involving the woman and her alleged killer.
The children, including a third child who was not in the house at the time, were being cared for by their grandparents.
Inspector Riley said the shooting had shocked the close-knit town.


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Roy Campbell's electrifying debut CD, New Kingdom, was highly praised by fans, critics and musicians alike. The 1993 Readers' Poll in Cadence magazine saw it in the top ten albums of the year.
What strikes a listener foremost about Roy's playing is the Spanish quality of his lyrical lines, and he can dart along with burning intensity, too. But he also wants people to know him as an arranger and composer as well as trumpeter. La Tierra del Fuego (The Land of Fire) will ensure the Campbell succeeds.
Song List:
1. Jahne's Waltz
2. Booker's Lament
3. Straight On Up Straight On Down
4. Charmaine
5. La Tierra Del Fuego Suite
6. Losaida
7. The Sermon
You can listen to tracks or buy MP3s by clicking below, or by visiting sites such as iTunes, eMusic and others.
If the portal doesn't work in your browser or is ad-blocked, you can get the same audio below:
Amazon audio link, Delmark 469.
Home to the Delmark Home Page

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College Hockey:Middlebury Tops USCHO.com D-III Preseason Poll
Panthers Garner All 15 First Place Votes
MiNNEAPOLIS — Middlebury tops the USCHO.com Division III Men's preseason poll, with the three-time defending national champs receiving all 15 first-place votes. Coming in second in the poll is last year's NCAA runner-up, St. Norbert.
The next four in the poll were all in the NCAA tournament last season. Norwich, which bowed out in the quarterfinal round, is ranked third. Elmira, last year's NCAA Cinderella story, was absent from the poll most of last season, but enters the preseason poll at No. 4. The Soaring Eagles' ECAC West rivals Manhattanville and Hobart follow closely behind at fifth and sixth respectively.
Tapped at No. 7 is Oswego, which last season saw an early SUNYAC playoff exit at the hands of Plattsburgh.
New England College, which narrowly missed an NCAA berth last season, tied with St. Thomas for eighth.
At No. 10 is Wisconsin-Superior, followed by NCHA rival Wisconsin-River Falls. No. 12 Plattsburgh is followed by St. John's at No. 13. The poll is rounded out by last year's SUNYAC champion Geneseo and by No. 15 St. Olaf.
Also receiving votes were Bethel, Babson, Bowdoin, Mass.-Dartmouth, St. Scholastica, Milwaukee School of Engineering, Curry, Colby, Trinity and Williams.
The USCHO.com Poll is compiled weekly and consists of 15 voters, including 13 coaches of Division III programs and two hockey writers. USCHO.com provides in-depth coverage of college sports, including hockey, lacrosse, soccer and others.
The following is a self-policing forum for discussing views on this story. Comments that are derogatory, make personal attacks, are abusive, or contain profanity or racism will be removed at our discretion. USCHO.com is not responsible for comments posted by users. Please report any inappropriate or offensive comments by clicking the "Flag" link next to that comment in order to alert the moderator.
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According to WKYT News on Monday, Bromont, Quebec has been chosen as the host site of the 2018 International Equestrian Federation (FEI) World Equestrian Games. Bromont was chosen as the host venue over Lexington, Kentucky, which hosted the World Equestrian Games in 2010.
This will be the eighth World Equestrian Games and the first World Equestrian Games on Canadian soil. Bromont, Quebec, which is 85 kilometres east of Montreal, also hosted the equestrian events at the 1976 Olympic Games.
According to Equine Canada in a press release, the FEI unanimously selected Bromont over Lexington. The small Quebec city with a population of over 7,600, is also known as a strong tourist destination for alpine skiing and mountain biking. But in 2018, it will be remembered for its equestrian, as the best riders in the world will be coming to Bromont Olympic Equestrian Park.
Canada has a rich history when it comes to international equestrian. Canadians have contributed to five Olympic medals in equestrian including two gold medals--James Day of Thornhill, Ontario, Jim Elder and Thomas Gayford of Toronto, Ontario in the team show jumping at the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City and Eric Lamaze of Montreal, Quebec on Hickstead in individual show jumping at the 2008 Olympic Games in Beijing.
Canada has also won seven medals in the World Equestrian Games. Canadian equestrian riders have contributed to one gold medal, three silver medals and three bronze medals. Duane Latimer of Bienfait, Saskatchewan won the gold medal in the men's reining event (a non-Olympic event) at the 2006 World Equestrian Games in Aachen, Germany.
The World Equestrian Games will be a major stepping stone for Canadian equestrian riders as they prepare for the 2020 Olympic Games in Tokyo. It will be interesting to see if Canadian legends Lamaze and ten-time Canadian Olympian Ian Millar of Halifax, Nova Scotia will still be participating by then.


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The Wednesday before Thanksgiving is typically the heaviest travel day of the year with everyone wanting to get home for the Thanksgiving holiday.
For one Bowling Green family the holidays are now about getting a message out to drivers to help save lives.
"There's more traffic out during the Thanksgiving season holiday and you never know what can happen and they've got to make sure they're buckled up," Brenda Matlock said.
Brenda and Ben Matlock are on a mission to get drivers to buckle up.
Their daughter Jessica was killed in a car wreck in June of 2005.
"It's really devastated us. Our lives will never be the same," Matlock said.
Jessica was not wearing a seatbelt.
"This is our job now. We feel like this is our job is to help save another child out there. I don't want any other parent to go through the pain that we go through," Brenda Matlock said.
The Matlock's recently helped get a billboard put up in Bowling Green with a picture of their daughter on it encouraging drivers to buckle up.
This holiday season as more people hit the roads they are continuing to spread this message to teens and parents.
"As a parent, we need to teach our children alot better about
buckling up and always checking out on them," Ben added.
So, this holiday season before you head out on the roadways, these parents are encouraging everyone to have your seatbelt in place.
"I pray to God everyday that she would be here. Now I'm just trying to save other kids right now. That's my main goal. I hope parents listen too," Ben said.
Along with wearing your seatbelt this Thanksgiving, if you're out on the roadways there are a number of other traffic tips to remember.
Observe posted speed limits and traffic laws such as moving over for stopped emergency vehicles.
Also, allow for plenty of time to reach your destination and avoid driving when you are drowsy.
Each year over 1,500 fatalities can be attributed to drivers falling asleep at the wheel.


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Get your face in SLmag: Andy's Bird-Day at Tracy Aviary
Chill with Tracy Aviary's Andean Condor on his birthday, and get your mug in the mag. Read More
Chill with Tracy Aviary's Andean Condor on his birthday, and get your mug in the mag. Read More
One of our favorite events for the kids this Halloween season is Tracy Aviary's Halloween Hoot. Read More
Green Earth Media Group and birding expert Elaine Cole offered us some tips on how to care for our fine feathered friends during these last few months of winter. Read More
It's that time of year—holiday cheer is in the air, yummy treats are everywhere… and the kids are on Winter Break. Wondering what to do? Tracy Aviary is graciously opening their doors and waiving their regular admission rates every Wednesday, from now through February. Winter Wednesdays offer admission for a mere $1 per person conservation contribution. Read More
The "75 Things to Do with a Bored Kid" feature in our April issue lists tons of upcoming camps, including Tracy Aviary's. But if you haven't registered the kids for this summer, you can still bring them to Breakfast with the Birds on June 18. Read More
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GlassFish and Java EE 5 Presentation Available
By pelegri on Sep 19, 2006
I've uploaded the presentation from Sun TechDay to the GlassFish Presentations Page. I've followed Simon's example and made it available under the Creative Commons [cc-by-nc-sa] license (Attribution, Non-Commercial, ShareAlike). The intention is that this slidedeck can be used as the basis for other presentations to encourage the use of the technologies in Project GlassFish.
If you are not familiar with Creative Commons, you may want to check them out. Their goal is to "Enable the legal sharing and reuse of cultural, educational, and scientific works." I will upload additional presentations with this license as soon as I have some time to do so.


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The museum provides a unique art experience unlike any you may have experienced before! Founded in 2005, this museum has rapidly developed into one of the world's most renowned permanent museums for this genre.
Among its mission to familiarize the general public with erotic art, the World Erotic Art Museum has the ongoing prerogative of expanding their Collection of fine erotic art. With both temporary and ongoing exhibits, the museum is always introducing engaging collections to express their vision with breadth and depth.
Some of the highlighted exhibits include:
Rembrandt's Erotic Secrets: Visitors will be surprised to experience 3 of the erotic etchings Rembrandt created in his lifetime. The etchings demonstrate Rembrandt's masterful technique applied through the subjects of nudes, biblical subjects, Greek mythological studies, and everyday life.
Helmut Newton – A Liberating Focus: Now on exhibit, the first solo show of world-famous photographer Helmut Newton in Florida in Cooperation with the MDM in Salzburg. Newton's works are known for their ability to capture the provocative worlds of beauty, eroticism, humor, power, violence, and money.
Eric Kroll's Photography – Fantasies of Fetish: Having worked as a photojournalist for the New York Times, Der Spiegel, and Vogue, he is best known for his risqué photography appearing in magazines and his five published photograph books. He is recognized as one of the most controversial and renowned photographers today.
On your way out, stop by the Museum Shop to pick up a few tokens to remember this unique experience! Reproductions of fine print as well as published books and trinkets are available for purchase at affordable prices. For obvious reasons, the World Erotic Art Museum does not permit admission to those under 18 years of age.


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2005 Jim Click Alumni Baseball Game
The Cats are returning an exciting squad and want to build off the momentum of last year's team that finished 5th in the 2004 NCAA College World Series. This years Jim Click Alumni Baseball Weekend, Arizona Athletics will recognize the 1955 Golden Anniversary team which qualified for the NCAA College World Series & the 1980 NCAA Championship Silver Anniversary team, which included players such as Terry Francona, Ed Vosberg, Casey Candaele and Craig Lefferts.
This is your first chance to see the 2005 team in action as well as some memorable Arizona Baseball Alums. Come out to the Jerry Kindall Field at Frank Sancet Stadium for this great family event!
Sunday - Jan. 30, 2005
Noon - Home Run Contest - (Alumni Exhibition)
12:30pm - Jim Click Arizona Alumni Game - (Alumni vs 2005 Squad)
**Autographs will be available before the Alumni Game**
See you there...Bear Down!
For more information or to purchase tickets, contact the McKale Ticket office at 621-CATS or visit the ticket office on the day of the game to see the 2005 Wildcats and past Arizona Baseball Alums.


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The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) does not plan to alter the filings required of bicycle helmet manufacturers. CPSC announced in the Federal Register of Tuesday, July 29, 2014 that it plans to ask the Office of Management & Budget (OMB) for routine permission to continue using the same information collection for its Safety Standard for Bicycle Helmets. Under the Paperwork Reduction Act, all federal agencies must periodically review, seek public suggestions and ask OMB for permission to use forms.
CSPC put the matter up for public comment in May. The agency offered no changes in the form but sought public ideas. It received only one comment. The agency is giving the public one more chance to comment. Anyone with ideas can send them to email@example.com, fax (202) 395-6881, or by mail to Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, Attn: OMB Desk Officer for the CPSC, OMB, Room 10235, 725 17th Street NW, Washington, DC 20503, or go to http://www.regulations.gov, Docket No. CPSC-2010-0056. Refer to OMB Number: 3041-0127.
About 30 manufacturers and importers of bicycle helmets are required to keep test records on roughly 200 models of helmets currently on the market. Regulations require testing on each new production, no matter when the model was originally introduced. Companies must retain their records for three years.
CSPC estimates it takes about 200 hours of work to test each model (including prototypes not yet on the market). After testing, CPSC figures it takes the manufacturers about four hours to complete the necessary forms. CSPC first issued the safety standard in 1998 (16 CFR part 1203). In addition to testing, the standard covers required labeling and instructions.
The one commenter supported the recordkeeping requirements but also recommended changing the testing method regarding the "impact ceiling and positional stability." CSPC responded that changing the requirements falls out of the scope of the information collection request, which deals only with the burdens put on the helmet industry to comply with the rules. But CPSC passed the suggestion on to its Office of Hazard Identification & Reduction.


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I am asking because I know Dell is going to give me a problem.
How do I know if my DVD drive in my laptop is broken? I burned 4 DL discs and they ALL failed, I called Dell and they suggested using Roxio. I used it and burned 1 disc without error and the 2nd disc with an error. With both applications there were no noticeable issues during the burning process. They only failed during the verification process.
Some of these bad discs dont work on other PCs and one locks up windows when I click a specific file.
Does that sound like a broken burner to you guys? When I called Dell they told me, since it can read discs properly 100% of the time and software doesnt fail in the burning process, its not a broken drive. They forward me to software support who demand a fee (i think $100) to help me fix my software. I am annoyed because I dont want to be on the phone for them to watch me burn a DVD and since I burned it once correctly I dont want to happen to burn correctly again to have them say they solved my problem (doing nothing) and charge me refusing to refund.
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1) The request could not be performed because of an I/O device error
2) Windows locking up when opening 1 specific file
3) Cannot copy : Data error (crc)
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After years of appearing in small films, a stint in the soap opera "All My Children" and a prominent role on the television series "Homicide: Life on the Streets," Melissa Leo has a starring role in Courtney Hunt's film Frozen River and this week won the "breakthrough actor" award at the Gotham Independent Film Awards.
She portrays a fiercely desperate mother, whose gambling husband deserted her, and who wants to make good on a promise to her children, even if she must resort to smuggling illegal immigrants across the Canadian border to get a larger trailer by Christmas.
Ms. Leo was also nominated for Film Independent's Spirit Awards in the female lead category. The awards will be presented the night before the Oscars.


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Down at the word mill it has been decided that three hundred words are an improvement over 200 words or; God help us, 150 words. Someone did a quality analysis and it was determined that, in this case, more is better.
There are people who are sure they are right about such things and they get paid to prove it. And, three hundred words aren't many if one thinks about it. For God, there isn't much difference between one and ten zillion; after all, who's counting?
For the last reason mentioned above it is incumbent on the metaphysician to say "Wake T F Up!" And really that is the intent of any spiritual writing. How can words stop the mind from its endless meandering and realize one moment of connection with Source? Through intuition we receive our true connection with who we are in eternity and there isn't a whole lot to read about in the Eternal Journal that sheds any light on the light.
There is a river of words that form the stream of the thinking mind through time. Most people are locked in fascination with this river and derive their identity out of thought which compares, repeats and imagines over and over again, what and who I am. You will get a different story every day. Someone said there were on the order of 60,000 thoughts a day but I don't want to do the math so I won't stand by that. You get the idea.
In Buddhism there is the image of 'crossing the stream'. Herman Hesse's Siddhartha is about a ferryman who brings people across a river. Siddhartha Gautama is the original Buddha.
In Self Realization or realizing I Am one must cross the river of thought to know Being without thought. This intuition is a completely new way of seeing the world and constitutes what Jesus called being 'born again'.


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Check out the photos from last night's Hudson party with DJ Vikter Duplaix! We're not done, Hudson #10 is coming next Monday, August 10th.
Photos from Hudson 8 with Benji B
Benji B of Deviation set it off Monday night at the Hudson; check out the photos above. Come party with us again on the 27th, with special guest DJ Vikter Duplaix.
Janelle Monáe Joins Erykah Badu For Governors Island Show 8/4
Female android of the future, Janelle Monáe is now supporting Erykah Badu at her beach show at Governors Island on August 4th. Check out the video below from her performance at Hudson's Private Park for a quick refresher on just how awe-inspiring her performance is.
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Photos (c) Jaecyne Howell
Objektivity label head, producer and DJ, Dennis Ferrer played us an amazing set of slamming house music. Join Giant Step next on Monday, July 13 with Benji B (Deviation). As always:
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Sylvain Guintoli proved that he can be a World Superbike race winner after taking three wins in 2012 with two different teams - Effenbert Liberty and Pata Racing, however he was royally dissed by racing fans when he reneged on an already signed 2013 contract with Fixi Crescent Suzuki, but his choice to wait out to see what Max Biaggi would be doing, paid off when the 2012 World Champion Max Biaggi decided to retire, leaving one of the most desirable seats in Superbikes with factory backing ripe for the pickings, "It is really exciting and it was a bit of gamble but it was definitely 100% the right thing to do," said Guintoli.
Filling the Italian's shoes on the Aprilia won't be easy, but the Frenchman is raring to give it shot and become one of the championship contenders along with Marco Melandri and Tom Sykes, who battled againt Biaggi until the final round of the season, and being a factory rider with a manufacturer who has already won two constructors titles since their debut in 2009 will give him that opportunity.
"There is still a difference between riding as a privateer or as a factory rider," said Guintoli speaking to the official website. "The aim is to go and fight for the championship. There is a lot of work to do and there is another big step to do, but to make that step you need the right bike and the right team. The bike and team I am going to be working with next year is definitely going to be the right one. I have full faith on them giving me everything I need to be in the front. That is what matters to me. That is what I want; I am ready for it. All I want is to challenge and I want to get on track knowing that I am fighting for the wins."
Guintoli doesn't know who his pit crew will be next season and if Aligi Deganello will be his crewchief, but he is putting his trust totally on what Gigi dall'Igna's will decided, "I trusted 100% what Luigi Dall'Igna is choosing to do because he knows what riders need and he knows what is going on. This crew I am working with now, the crew that Max had last year knows the bike very well and knows how to work it. They have the right reflexes already. You can tell because they do not even need to speak to each other when there is something to do on the bike, they just know. This is part of winning. I am giving Aprilia 100% trust and 100% regarding this because they know better than I do. I know what to do on track and they know how to make me do it right."


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Completed Prisoner Based Research
The following publications contain research that has been independently carried out by the authors mentioned with the approval of the Irish Prison Service through the Prisoner Based Research Ethics Board (PBREC).
It should be noted that the research is independently completed and does not necessarily reflect the views and policies of the Irish Prison Service.
1. Dr Claire Milner: The Psychology of the life sentence: The subjective experiences of life sentence prisoners. Final Doc June 2010, Final Document 2
2. Dr Danny O Sullivan: A study of the relationship between attributional style and depressive symptoms in a prison sample.
3. Dr Cara O Grada: Staff Perspectives on Drug Treatment in an Irish Prison.
4. Dr Laura Brennan : EFFECTIVENESS OF GROUP COGNITIVE BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION IN REDUCING ANXIETY IN IRISH PRISONERS: QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATAIVE ANALYSIS
5. Dr Gary O'Reilly : The Impact of Psychological Intervention on Rates of Sexual and Non-Sexual
6. Dr Siobhan Burke: Motivation to change drug use in a prison population


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Videos are provided As a guide only. Refer To manufacturer
installation instructions And specs For complete information.
Code: 87573
Shipping Weight: 21 pounds
This durable, fully welded Cadillac SRX trailer hitch receiver features a powder coat finish over an e-coat base to ensure superior corrosion resistance.
✔ Confirmed to fit your 2012 Cadillac SRX
At etrailer.com we're committed to the products we sell, and to our customers. Our experienced and knowledgeable staff are available via both phone and email to address your questions and concerns for the lifetime of your hitch. The technicians at etrailer perform hitch installations on a daily basis, making them a valuable resource for do-it-yourselfers. The one-on-one, personal service you'll receive comes straight from an expert in the towing and automotive field. We've installed it, we've wired it and we've towed with it, so whatever your question, we can answer it.
Tech Tip
Installation requires removal of center fascia panel. No drilling required for installation
Video of Hidden Hitch Trailer Hitch Receiver - Custom Fit - Class III - 2"
Videos are provided As a guide only. Refer To manufacturer
installation instructions And specs For complete information.
Today on our 2012 Cadillac SRX we're going to install Hidden Hitch, part number 87573. This is what our hitch will look like once it's installed. We'll go ahead and give you a couple of measurements to assist you with selecting accessories. From the center of the hitch pin hole to outer most edge of the bumper is 3 inches, from the top of the receiver tube to the ground is 19 inches. This will assist you with selecting accessories such as a draw bar, a bike rack, or a cargo carrier. Now let's go ahead with the installation.
Our first step is to remove the rear fascia door. There are two fasteners securing it in position. With the fascia door removed, we'll now have access to the two weld nuts in the bumper Next we need to remove the spacer blocks, one on each side and secure the rear fascia. There'll be two fasteners and one nut that will need to be removed in order to remove one of the spacers. We'll pry the center out of the pushpin fastener and then remove it.
Alright, with the passenger's side removed we'll go ahead and repeat the same process on the driver's side. Next, we'll go ahead and point out our attachment points for the inside of each frame rail. We'll have two on the driver's side and two on the passenger's side. These are weld nuts that we'll be using our new 12-mm bolts to secure our hitch in place. We'll be using the new 12-mm bolts along with the 1/2 inch conical tooth washer.
Now that we've put our hitch in place we'll be working behind the fascia and securing it to the weld nut. Keep in mind on the driver's side, you need to be careful not to harm or damage the wiring harness. Now is a good time to get an extra set of hands to help you hold the hitch in place while you install your fasteners. Quick tech tip, we're working on a brand new vehicle so the weld nuts are clean. However, in some cases you'll need to clean out the weld nuts before you can install your hardware.
I recommend using some spray lubricant and a half inch Nylon Tube Brush, part number 814092 to thoroughly clean those weld nuts out before you attempt to install your new hardware. We'll install each of our fasteners finger tight until we get them all in place. Now with all our fasteners installed we'll go ahead and tighten them down. Now with all our fasteners tightened down we'll go ahead and torque to specifications as indicated in the instructions. Now with our hitch installed and torqued to specifications we'll go ahead and reinstall the plastic support pieces for the rear fascia. The fascia door cover is now taken up by the hitch so we will not be reinstalling it. However, we'll go ahead and reinstall the fastening screws should the customer ever choose to remove the hitch. They can reinstall the fascia door. And that will do it for our install of the Hidden Hitch, part number 87573 on our 2012 Cadillac SRX.
Average Customer Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (75 Customer Reviews)This durable, fully welded vehicle trailer hitch receiver features a powder coat finish over an e-coat base to ensure superior corrosion resistance.
by: Charlie05/22/2013
Great hitch for my 2010 Cadillac SRX - it is a perfect fit and installation was very easy. I ordered on a Thursday and received my hitch the following Monday - email notifications kept me posted from the time of order to a follow up after delivery. 81481
After a year this product continues to work perfectly - It is a great hitch for my 2010 Cadillac SRXCharlie - 05/22/2014
by: Gabe M.07/18/2015
2014 Cadillac SRX. I watched the video on installation and it was super easy. It took me longer to open all the boxes than to install the hitch. One thing I highly recommend is checking that all the bolts fit in the pre-tapped holes in your car. One hole in particular had some obstruction I couldn't remove with a brush or even compressed air, so I ran an M12 tap to clear the treads and that took care of it. This would have been a lot harder if I had the hitch mounted in place already. I also bought the wiring harness and the universal mount kit for my 4-pole light plug. This all fit as easy as the hitch itself. Great value too. 212718
by: Ruben S.11/09/2012
The hidden hitch and wiring was a perfect fit for my 2011 cadillac srx . After watching the how to install video provided by etrailer it only took me like 15 minutes and i was ready to go. I will only be pulling a 6x9 trailer loaded with my riding mower at the moment. I dont own a truck so it wasnt easy for me to move my things around now it wont be a problem. Thanks etrailer you have really dedicated employees who really care about helping your customers every question i emailed was responded promptly. 59139
by: Gerald B07/20/2012
Prompt ( three days from order) delivery. Product appears to be as advertised. I believe I can install myself.. in the morning. Wish I had a hoist or some blocking. This hitch, to carry bikes, goes on my wife's pride and joy Cad SRX and she only agreed to this invasion of her car's purity because it promises not to protrude. My challenge is to fulfill that promise. Great product; excellent written and video install instructions, and unbelievably speedy delivery. 48750
by: Tom Mettner09/04/2012
I watched the video of installing on a SRX and it made the job so easy. It took me only 30 minutes to install the hitch. The Rolla carrier fit great and is very sturdy. 53880
by: Tom O09/04/2012
Received the trailer hitch before schedule.Install was easy to follow and no problem,took under an hour. Harness wiring kit was as easy to install. Outstanding products, will use your services again in the future. My SRX and I thank you. Tom O 53892
by: David S06/08/2015
2014 Cadillac SRX installation by a novice. It could not have been easier. Seriously, this is a no brainer. Watched the video once, made sure I had the basic tools (19 MM socket) and went to work....I went very slow....45 minutes later, done. Couldn't be happier. 201656
by: Mike M.10/07/2013
Delivery to Illinois in two days, wow! Great service and the videos will be a big help, 2012 SRX. I won't be installing it for a couple of months, I am sure it will be easy. The hitch appears to be good quality and it came with a good paint job and complete hardware. 102845
by: Kristina R.05/30/2015
Very easy to put together while following along with the instructional video. My husband and I (even though I barely helped) got everything assembled within 30-40 minutes. Would definitely recommend. Fits perfect on my 2012 Cadillac SRX. 198793
by: Paul S.05/31/2013
Very easy installation on a 2012 SRX. Instructions and video were very helpful. The holes in the hitch fit perfectly and the bolt on project was fully completed in 30 minutes. 82702
by: Jerry K.05/10/2013
Got the hitch, installed within 30 min and I used a multimaster saw to cut out rear plate to finish installation. I included two photos 79775
Hi, Jerry...I love what you did with the rear plate. In all my research what you did looks the best. Would you be able to share with me some tipsinstructions on how you did this? Thank you very much.Lou
comment by: Lou F - 05/10/2014
Looks awesome. Got the same color Caddy and was looking to put this on. It hitch looks fairly flush with the back and i love how you put the plastic back on to hide the side bar. Was cutting the middle plastic piece hard?
comment by: Sean - 06/23/2014
Jerry, am installing hitch on wifes srx ,been thinking there must be a way to cut the facia plate to hide some of the openess. Looks like you solved the issue,care to share on exactly you did this. I am able to cut and machine things , but advise from some like yourself is always helpful. Thank you
comment by: Ray B - 08/06/2014
It has been over a year so I kinda forget detail but I do remember I removed a small amount of plastic. It was easy with a plung saw and using a 1 blade. The only trouble with the way I did it is you have to modify your locking pin when you install hitch. You cant push pin whole way thru hole to hole due to plastic restricting that pushing all the way from one side to the other. However I made change to a new pin I brought at Harbor Freight to handle the job just fine. Hope this is of some help . If you look close at second picture you can see what I removed from the center plastic car shield.
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by: AWS07/04/2011
Excellent receiver hitch! Installation was a breeze. I watched the instructional video and was able install this without any problems whatsoever. I opted to go with the Hidden Hitch over the Curt for a few reasons. First and most importantly, I'd read two customer reviews on different websites stating that the Curt hitch had misaligned holes and was a tight fit. I didn't want to have 5 of the 6 screws installed and be struggling to fit the last one. That kind of poor quality control infuriates me. Secondly, I thought the Curt was an unnecessarily heavy 34 lbs. (shipping weight) compared to HH's weight of only 18 lbs. A tighter fit and heavier weight would certainly make installation more difficult. Thus the increased installation time of 40:00 compared to the HH's 30:00. If I was towing a speed boat I might want the extra heft, but for the bike rack I'm using it would be overkill. Third, I love the tubular design. To me it just looks more modern. For those wondering, the Hidden Hitch, Draw-Tite and Reese versions of this hitch are exactly the same. The same company (Cequent) makes all three. Thanks etrailer.com for making this whole experience a pleasant one. Now it's time to do some cycling. 18484
by: Peyton04/16/2013
Thanks for a perfect fitting product. Works great and installed in 10 minutes. 76351
What type or manufacturer is your bike rack?
comment by: Bob S - 07/13/2013
That is a Thule T2 bike rack, part TH916XTR. That is the 2 inch hitch version. The T2 is also available for 1-1/4 inch hitches as part number TH917XTR. If you have any questions about the racks, let me know. You will find a whole bunch of videos these rack pages and may be able to find the rack on your exact vehicle.Patrick B - 7/15/2013
The hitch works great. Love that it doesnt hang low and not a eye sore.Peyton P - 04/16/2014
by: Jeff L04/02/2014
Great Price. I really liked that they have videos for you to view. I highly suggest watching them as they are very straight forward. Watched it twice and then installed in less than 30 minutes. Saved $350.00 over what Uhaul wanted for the hitch and installation. Thank you etrailer..... 123426
Best decision on where to buy. Installation was a breeze.Jeff L - 04/02/2015
by: Charles Z.08/07/2011
My etrailer purchase experiance has been a very pleasurable one. The vehicle selection match up process,pre-sale instructional video and follow up customer service was excellent. The hitch and wiring harness was delivered ahead of schedule even though I received a customer service call that my choice of hitches would be delayed a few days. I was given the option at that time to substutite but I elected to stay with my first choice. All hardware installed exaclty as the online instructional video and the enclosed instructions directed . I installed this hitch in about 1.5 hours without a lift. My wife was also very pleased to see things went well without my usual DYI kit frustrations that result in screaming and throwing of tools :) Thank You 21274
by: Don H.08/18/2012
I decided to be able to transport my mountain bikes on the back of my new car. So I went on your website and without any difficulty I was able to find the hitch and the bike rack I needed. I ordered both items on a Sunday evening. I immediately received a confirmation response. To my surprise, my shipping was free and upgraded at no additional charge. I received both items within 4 days. The video instructions included were excellent and easy to follow. I had the entire trailer mount and bike rack installed in less than an hour. Both products are of exceptional quality and fit my vehicle perfectly. This entire purchase from start to finish was handled in the utmost professional manner and painless on my part. I highly recommend etrailer.com 52213
by: Aaron05/06/2015
This trailer hitch was shipped super fast, although i havent installed it yet it looks to be in perfect condition and i dont believe I'll have any problems installing 190793
Great it installed simple with no issues and has given me no problemsAaron - 05/09/2016
by: Chris W05/07/2012
Excellent product!! Fit perfectly!! 20 min install including the wiring harness!! Watch the install video first though. Its less than 4 mins long and will save you much more time than that. It points out some things to do involving removal/loosening of some bumper trim plastic first that I wouldn't have thought to do first. Install the wiring harness before the hitch or else its kind of hard to get to. Good idea to have a torque wrench also. Torque specs are 68 Lb-Ft for all 6 bolts. Over tightened bolts loose strength so a torque wrench is a good idea. If your enough of a handy man to own a socket set and a torque wrench, you can install this hitch yourself no problem. You don't even need to jack the car up!! 39695
by: Ken02/10/2013
Despite my wife's concerns, This 59 year old insurance man with my wife helping me line it up (she helped for about 10 minutes), decided to try installing it myself. I had installed it in my driveway in less than 30 minutes, The video was a huge help, but trying to pull those 4 pins out of the bumper seemed challenging on the first one. I decided to try with those brackets left on the bumper. I had no problem slipping the hitch receiver in with those brackets on, only removing the small nut holding the brackets themselves to the car. The receiver slipped in for me easily as the lower part of the bumper is very flexible. Thank you again for the great service and instructions! 65621
by: Bob F11/13/2012
The hitch was installed today. The process was easy since the instructions were clear and the video was a great help. The shipping was done quickly and easy to follow. The quality of the material appears excellent. I will peobably be purchasing more items in the future. Bob 59371
by: dean pro02/21/2014
easy of installation and quality are ex cellent 117097
Went in without a hitch lol fit perfectly thankswiring was fine had factory outlet in the rear loomdean p - 02/21/2015
by: Clifton05/04/2016
This is my 4th Hidden Hitch. In each case, they have been easy to install, look good, and are well constructed. This is the first time I've used 'ETrailer' as my source , however. ETrailer will be my only source in the future. Their installation videos are detailed and easy to follow, and their product information will give you all the information you could possibly need. My newest Hidden Hitch for our Cadillac SRX was competitively priced, we had free delivery, and postings from previous customers gave me great ideas on how to cut out the rear panel to fit attractively around the 2" receiver. Kudos to ETrailer. 248441
by: Walter A03/27/2016
I purchased a Hidden Hitch for our 2013 Cadillac SRX Performance after reviewing your online installation video. I also ordered a light pig tail that was literally plug and play. It took about two hours and I trimmed the valence and reinstalled to get a factory look. I could not be happier with the quality, value and ease of installation. 241944
by: Gary05/02/2016
I bought the hitch, wiring harness and bracket for my 2010 Cadillac SRX. I have a mechanic who said he would install but after looking at the videos on eTrailer I decided to install it. It was a Snap! Great product and very easy to install after seeing the videos. The only thing missing on their site was the oversized cover to go over the hitch to keep the back of the Cadillac looking good. Price was great and they got it to me way faster than I thought they would. 248090
by: George B06/07/2012
Great hitch,simple to install. Had problems getting the controller and all the wiring behind the tail light. I think this controller is larger than the one in the video. It only takes a pair of tin snips and a few minutes of cutting to make the center facia look and fit great. 43187
by: Justin W.03/10/2011
Excellent Service. This is one of the best overall internet based businesses that I have dealt with. The product information was very clear and I was able to order the correct items confidently. The delivery was on time and correct, and the customer service was exceptional by informing me about each step of the delivery process. Overall 10 out of 10 and to top it all off, the price was the best ! 8988
by: Rob J.03/01/2012
Shipping Dept.: Be careful when using packaging tape to wrap all the ordered products together. This can damage some of the more sensitive items in the shipment and also makes it a hassle to get all the unwanted adhesive off. I had to use alcohol to remove all the sticky tape residue. Other than that products arrived OK. Thank you! 32815
by: Robert03/08/2013
Product exactly as described! Within the last two months I ordered several thousands of dollars of parts for a collector car that I am re-building and also the trailor hitch and wiring package from etrailor. Etrailor was the last item ordered and the first to arrive, so that should tell you something about their service. 69738
by: Brad P07/01/2013
Received today and it is already installed. Great instructions and easy to install. Thanks so much for the follow up. 86896
by: Hidden Hitch02/23/2012
Product looks in great shape. Was easy to put on with the help from the video. etrailer has the business figured out when it comes to customer service. They make a job that could make people apprehensive about starting, easy to accomplish. The video on the website is second to none. Great Job eTrailer.com!!! 32328
by: Ernest C.02/28/2013
the hitch was just as described and the installation was very easy, just as shown in the video. The wiring harness was equally as good and installed in seconds. I received the hitch and accessories within a couple days of ordering. They were shipped free through UPS. Great product and service! 68210
by: Peter M.05/07/2015
Not only is the product great-- the installation videos, instructions and support are over the top. This hitch fit my vehicle perfectly, and I was impressed on how easily I was able to install it. I was also able to modify an access panel with the help of photos from other installations. 191119
by: Larry T10/06/2012
This was simple to install. It bolted right in place and the on-line video shows exactly how to install it. Great product and problem free installation. When I bought my SRX, my hitch-mounted bike rack had no place to go. This was a quick, easy and inexpensive solution. 56575
by: Jim M.04/14/2016
Excellent Hitch...self installed in 30 minutes. As easy as advertised 244293
by: Al S.04/14/2014
It was very easy ordering online. Receipt of this product was timely and could be track once it got shipped. Installation videos and instructions made my job easy. I got the hitch installed within the time prescribed. I will order products from etrailer.com again. 124925
by: David B07/05/2013
Hitch went on in minutes, extremly fast delivery! Thank you!!! 87784
by: Bob S.06/30/2011
The hitch arrived in a very timely manner. The video instruction made the installation a snap. I was able to put this in by myself in less than an hour including the wiring which was a simple snap in. I would highly recommend etrailer and this product. 18244
by: spiderb08/03/2014
My experience with etrailer couldn't have been any better. Ordering was easy and I received my hitch a few days later. Installation was a breeze and had it on in less than 1/2 hour. The installation video was definitely a plus. Great job etrailer. 144157
by: Michael H05/28/2014
Everything went great. Product delivered as promised. I watched the online video and read reader comments and my experience was similar to other people who said fast and easy install. Took me 20 Minutes and was able to install myself. Thanks 132965
by: Richard S05/23/2014
Product installed very easily. I installed myself and would recommend another person to help balance and hold the Hitch in place while installing. Also ordered the trailer wiring Which installed in less than a minute. 132031
by: Tara O.08/29/2015
We received the hidden hitch for my SRX just a few days after we ordered it and just like the web site said it only took about 30 minutes to install, it looks great and doesn't look like it was added after market. 222635
by: David H.07/06/2011
Price was very competitive, order was processed same day and I was given free upgraded shipping. Hitch arrived within a few days, with no issues. Will definetly be doing business with them again. Well done. 18547
by: Rex Y.03/25/2011
Very easy to install and does not stick out like a lot of trailer hitches. We installed it on our Cadillac SRX so we could attach a bike rack when we travel. Works great!! 10340
by: Sean H07/08/2014
Very easy to install. Watch the video a few times, have the right tools and you are good to go. I believe you need a 3/4" ratchet size for the bolts they send you. 139927
by: Ryan K10/15/2012
Great customer service. Best prices and quick delivery, received products before scheduled delivery date. I will shop etrailer again before anyone else. 57258
by: jim mcdonnell08/20/2012
Product arrived as ordered, ahead of schedule. Perfect fit, simple instructions. Everything (hitch and wiring) went on easily. Very satisfied. 52365
by: John Howell05/15/2014
Fast shipment. Items arrived as ordered. Hitch was very easy to install thanks to installation video. Looks great and works great. 130738
by: Alison06/27/2014
Great product. My boys and I installed it ourselves in under 30 minutes. Thanks for quick delivery and a very well made product. 138061
by: Reading, PA07/12/2012
Excellent product. Clear , simple instructions. Took less than an hour. No problems. Looks great. Would highly recommend . 47593
by: Johnny Z12/05/2012
Excellent service, informative staff... will let you know how the installation goes! You've got my business in the future!! 60773
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On the last day of his trip to Europe that is part of his foreign policy spring trip, President Barack Obama spent his day on Thursday, March 27, 2014 in Italy where he met for the first time with Pope Francis over a year after he was elected pope. The 52-minute morning meeting included a formal gift giving ceremony and took place in the Papal Library at the Vatican. After his meeting Obama spoke to the press recounting the topics where discussed which included economic inequality, world conflicts in the Middle East and Latin America, empathy and immigration reform.
President Obama took along a 10-member delegation to meet the Pope that consisted of "Secretary of State John Kerry, National Security Advisor Susan Rice, and Press Secretary Jay Carney" among other White House advisors, each member of the delegation was officially were "introduced" to Pope Francis in the Small Throne Room.
The actual meeting took place in the Papal Library. The press was only able to witness the formal greetings and gift giving parts that took place before and after the meeting. The President and the Pope spoke through an interpreter, although with the Pope speaking in Spanish, and Obama the president of a country with a large Hispanic population, Obama should have been able to converse in Spanish, but he did not.
President Obama upon meeting the Holy See, expressed; "Wonderful meeting you, I'm a great admirer. Thank you sir, thank you." After they sat down across from each other at a desk in the Papal Library, Obama again expressed to the Pope; "It is a great honor. I'm a great admirer. Thank you so much for receiving me." Obama them mentioned his last visit with a Pope when he met the Pope Emeritus, Pope Benedict XVI in 2009, recounting; "I bring greetings from my family. The last time I came here to meet your predecessor I was able to bring my wife and children."
The official gift giving presentation was held after the end of the meeting. President Obama presented the Pope with a custom made chest, which was constructed out of "American leather and wood from the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary," the Baltimore Basilica. The seeds were from the First Lady Michelle Obama's White House vegetable garden to be planted in Summer Papal Palace garden. The chest included an inscription which read; "Presented to His Holiness Pope Francis by Barack Obama President of the United States of America, March 27, 2014." In addition Thomas Jefferson's Monticello Foundation will donate seeds from the third president's vast vegetable garden "to a charity of the Pope's choosing." The seeds will be enough to feed many hungry souls that Pope Francis has advocated for.
In return Pope Francis presented Obama with "two medallions" and a "red letter-bound copy" of the Pope's "apostolic exhortation" Evangeli Gaudium (The Joy of the Gospels) which is about economic inequality. Obama responded that "I will treasure this. You know, I actually will probably read this when I'm in the Oval Office, when I am deeply frustrated and I am sure it will give me strength and will calm me down." To which Pope Francis answered "I hope."
After giving the chest of seeds, President Obama invited the Pope to see the White House garden; "If you have a chance to come to the White House, we can show you our garden as well." Pope Francis answered; "Como no?," in English "Why not." The President also attempted humor, saying; "His Holiness is probably the only person who has to put up with more protocol than me."As Obama departed he thanked the Pope in Spanish, saying; "Muchas gracias," and asked Pope Francis to "Please pray for me and my family. They are with me on this journey."
President Obama explained to the media at his post meeting press conference that during the meeting "the largest bulk of the time was discussing two central concerns of" the Pope's, "One is the issues of the poor, the marginalized, those without opportunity, and growing inequality." Although the pope and Obama have very different views on many issues, they have common ground with economic inequality and immigration reform.
President Obama specifically wanted to discuss economic issues relating to the poor with the Pope especially regarding the need for opportunities. That message is key to Obama's economic opportunity program, which is compromised of four parts; creating good paying jobs, technical job training programs, education initiatives from Pre-K to college, and fair wages including equal pay for equal work and raising the minimum wage.
Obama has shown his admiration for the Pope's views on poverty by quoting him in his speech on economic inequality in December 2013. Obama stated at the time; "Across the developed world, inequality has increased Some of you may have seen just last week, the Pope himself spoke about this at eloquent length. 'How can it be that it is not a news item when an elderly homeless person dies of exposure, but it is news when the stock market loses two points?'" Obama again mentioned Pope Francis' quote when he spoke to the press, recounting that Pope Francis "discussed in the past I think the dangers of indifference or cynicism when it comes to our ability to reach out to those less fortunate or those locked out of opportunity."
Another important domestic policy issue they discussed was immigration reform, where they both agreed that something needs to be done to help immigrants. Obama pointed out to the press that Pope Francis "as someone who came from Latin America, I think he is very mindful of the plight of so many immigrants who are wonderful people, working hard, making contribution, many of their children are U.S. citizens, and yet they still live in the shadows, in many cases have been deported and are separated from families."
President Obama has been pushing Congress to pass a comprehensive immigration reform bill that will allow a path to citizenship for the 13 million illegal immigrants in the country. Obama told the Pope about his efforts, saying; "I described to him how I felt that there was still an opportunity for us to make this right and get a law passed."
There are however, clear divides regarding immigration reform; Republicans at most will support a bill that allows illegal immigrants a chance for legal status, but no path to citizenship. The Republican Congress as Speaker Boehner previously indicated would rather pas immigration through "piece meal" bills than one "comprehensive" legislation. Adding to the divide Boehner claims there is trust issues with the President about enforcing border security and other immigration issues that will probably prevent the passage of any immigration bill this year.
President Obama used the chance to press his own economic opportunity agenda relating it to what he spoke with the Pope about, stating; "we need to come up with policies that provide a good education for every child and good nutrition for every child, and decent shelter and opportunity and jobs -- he is not going to get into details of it, but he reminds us of what our moral and ethical obligations are." Obama also related to revolutions such as that in Ukraine and in Venezuela as a method to avoid them, explaining; "It happens also to be good economics and good national security policy. Countries are more stable, they're going to grow faster when everybody has a chance, not just when a few have a chance."
Despite they shared opinions about the state of inequality and immigration reform Obama told the press that he and the Pope did not enter "into a partnership or a coalition," because "His job is a little more elevated. We're down on the ground dealing with the often profane, and he's dealing with higher powers."
Obama explained that the Holy See's position "is shining a spotlight on an area that's going to be of increasing concern, and that is reduced opportunities for more and more people, particularly young people… and they see the inequality and they see themselves being locked out in ways that weren't true before. And that's true internationally, not just within countries."
The president also discussed with the Pope some of the world conflicts, Obama told the press; "we spent a lot of time talking about the challenges of conflict and how elusive peace is around the world. There was some specific focus on the Middle East where His Holiness has a deep interest in the Israeli-Palestinian issue, but also what's happening in Syria, what's happening in Lebanon…. we also touched on regions like Latin America, where there's been tremendous progress in many countries, but there's been less progress in others."
When discussing foreign affairs the Pope was especially concerned about "the potential persecution of Christians," in these conflicts. The president said that he "reaffirmed that it is central to U.S. foreign policy that we protect the interests of religious minorities around the world."
No conversation with the pope would be complete without broaching on religious issues, and what Pope Francis and Obama talked about was empathy. Empathy was common ground between the two, especially in light on the common bond on the issue of economic inequality and opportunity and immigration reform.
President Obama stated that the lack of empathy is what in general leads to the foreign conflicts and the economic inequality that are global problems that the president and the Pope conferred about. Obama clarified; "I think the theme that stitched our conversation together was a belief that in politics and in life the quality of empathy, the ability to stand in somebody else's shoes and to care for someone even if they don't look like you or talk like you or share your philosophy -- that that's critical. It's the lack of empathy that makes it very easy for us to plunge into wars. It's the lack of empathy that allows us to ignore the homeless on the streets."
President Obama has spoken very little about religion and his own personal beliefs while president, but after visiting the Holy See he more shed light on his personal religious beliefs, especially relating to empathy. Obama expressed; "obviously central to my Christian faith is a belief in treating others as I'd have them treat me. And what's I think created so much love and excitement for His Holiness has been that he seems to live this, and shows that joy continuously."
Despite common ground on economic inequality and immigration reform, there is far more Pope Francis and President Obama disagree upon including abortion, the Affordable Care Act forcing religious institutions to offer coverage that includes contraception. Obama however, was spared from discussing those controversial issues with the Pope, and instead spoke with Vatican Secretary of State, Cardinal Pietro Parolin in a "separate meeting" after the one he had with the Holy See.
The president also invited the Pope to visit the United States; "I invited and urged him to come to the United States, telling him that people would be overjoyed to see him." This was the second formal invitation Pope Francis received from the United States government to visit the country, earlier this month for the first anniversary of his election as Pope, Speaker of the House John Boehner, R-OH, and a Catholic sent a letter dated March 13, 2014 formally inviting the Pope to speak at a Joint Session of Congress, which read the Pope has "awakened hearts on every continent." It would be a first, never has a Pope addressed Congress. It is widely believed that Pope Francis plans to attend World Meeting of Families in September 2015 in Philadelphia.
President Obama is looking to capitalize a little from Pope Francis' high approval rating, which sits in the 80s and popularity with all religions not just Catholics. While President Obama has seen his approval ratings tumble and stay stuck in the early 40s with disapproval ratings in the 50s. As Obama told the Italian daily Corriere della Sera about the Pope's influence; "Given his great moral authority, when the Pope speaks it carries enormous weight. He can cause people around to the world to stop and perhaps rethink old attitudes and begin treating one another with more decency and compassion."
President Obma's visit with the Pope came amidst his weeklong trip to Europe and the Middle East, where on his first stop in the Netherlands President Obama attended the 2014 Nuclear Security Summit on March 24-25 at The Hague, and then he attended the Presidents of the European Council and the European Commission in Belgium on March 26 before heading to Italy where the President completed his four-day European leg of his trip.
Although theses foreign policy summits and conferences were supposed to be the main purpose of the trip, the crisis in Ukraine with Russia's annexation of Crimea and continual military presence along the Ukrainian border overshadowed the trip. Slowly throughout the trip, the appearance of a new cold war has crept up, and isolating and pressuring Russia became the focal point of all meetings with European leaders, and Obama's formal addresses and speeches during the trip. The G7 countries also met on the sidelines of the Nuclear Security Summit and decided to oust Russia from what was the G8 and to cancel the June summit that was to take place in Sochi, Russia and instead have it in Brussels.
Bonnie K. Goodman is the Editor of the Academic Buzz Network, a series of political, academic & education blogs which includes History Musings: History, News & Politics. She has a BA in History & Art History & a Masters in Library and Information Studies, both from McGill University, and has done graduate work in Jewish history at Concordia University as part of the MA in Judaic Studies program. Her specializations are US, Canadian & Israeli politics.
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CAWTHORNE'S regimental museum is poised to undergo the biggest shake-up in its 45-year history.
Some of the relics of Charge! The Museum of the 13th/18th (QMO) and The Light Dragoons will move from Cannon Hall to Experience Barnsley at the Town Hall in October 2015.
It is planned to run an exhibition about the regiment's roles during World War One. Discussions are at their early stages and it is unclear about the regimental museum's future at Cawthorne once the Great War commemorations end in 2018.
The Experience Barnsley exhibition is expected to tell the World War One story through the eyes of locally-recruited soldiers.
One option being considered is to show regimental relics in display cases on the balcony outside the council chamber.
Regimental museum curator Mel Tazey blamed defence cuts for the proposed changes. He said an advantage of moving to Experience Barnsley would be more people would see exhibits. The Cawthorne regimental museum is closed between October and Easter.
"The regimental museum will be re-developed and moved," he said. "But we are not deserting the people of South Yorkshire."
The regimental museum opened in summer 1969 and many exhibits were loaned from families of soldiers. One of its strengths is the Charge of the Light Brigade, one of the regiment's biggest disasters."
The action in the 1854 Crimean War left 69 men killed or missing.


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JWC TO JOHN FORSTER; 5 January 1854; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18540105-JWC-JF-01; CL 29: 7
5 Cheyne Row / Thursday [5 January 1854]
My dear Mr Forster
Thanks for your two notes— Do pray come and see us—we are settled here for good now—our visit at the Grange having been cut short by more than one sorrow— You remember my poor Cousin Helen you were so good to— She died the week before Mrs Carlyle, quite suddenly— She had a dropsy which must have ended her life in a few years—but she wrote to me on the Thursday that she was unusually well and on the Tuesday they wrote to me she was dead of a two days cold.1
Mrs Carlyle was eighty two had been for months hanging on to life as by miracle— There was preparation enough for that loss—if any preparation can make the loss of a Mother less felt.
After getting your first note I was thinking to go and see you—your devout imaginations about coming here so often turning into paving-stones for a place—that Dr Jelf (?)2 is "filled with terror and amazement" to be told is perhaps a myth— But the weather had stopt wheeled vehicles & it was too far to walk. So do like a good man as you are come and spend a few hours—
Affectionately yours
Jane W Carlyle
I dont think Mr C is any wise hurt by his hurried visit to Scotland—and the recollection of having seen his Mother at the last and been gladly recognised by her will be good for him all the rest of his life3


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TUCSON, Ariz.?-University of Arizona football coach Mike Stoops and staff have signed 22 players to National Letters of Intent, completing what most believe to be the Wildcats' strongest recruiting class in its Pac-10 years.
The class is rated 16th and 17th nationally by two popular recruiting services (Scout.com and Rivals.com), and the second-highest rated group in the Pacific-10 Conference. The Atlanta Journal Constitution rated Arizona's recruiting haul as one of the nation's top three "surprise" classes.
"We're really excited just about the entirety of the whole class. To have that many big guys and skill guys together really gives us a diverse group to work with," Stoops said.
"We had needs in the secondary and we filled them. The wide receiver position was big for us, and to get three big receivers really was something we focused on. Those skill positions came up big for us.
"Then, to get some big defensive linemen and tight-end type guys gives us a lot of flexibility," Stoops said. "But we hit virtually every position. We bought in 38 players and we got 25 commitments. You don't hit a percentage like that and get a top class every day. That shows the tremendous job our coaches did in picking out the right guys for our situation. You're not going to hit a percentage like that very often. I think it shows we did our homework."
Included in the signees group are 21 prep players and one junior college recruit. Twelve are from California, six are from Texas, three from Arizona and one from Hawaii. UA also has one mid-year junior college signee currently enrolled and set to participate in spring practice.
"I think there's a good chance that we'll see five to eight of these guys who will be ready to go and factor into our 2006 team from the start," Stoops said. "There are some guys who will come in and help us," he said.
The group gives Stoops his third consecutive strong recruiting class in as many tries, on the heels of another top 25 class in 2005, a group that saw freshmen Willie Tuitama and Mike Thomas, and transfers Spencer Larsen, Michael Johnson and Adam Hawes emerge as front-line players. True freshmen Michael Shelton, Adrian McCovy and Brandon Tatum also saw action. Coaches redshirted 12 players in the 2005 class.
Another potential Arizona signee was scheduled to make a school choice announcement later today, plus coaches have oral commitments from several junior college players who cannot sign NLI and would have to enroll for classes in the fall. Coaches cannot comment about those possibilities.
2006 Arizona Football Recruiting Class - Feb. 1, 2006
Player Pos Ht. Wt. Class Hometown (School)
Conan Amituanai TE 6-4 280 Fr. Long Beach, Calif. (Long Beach Poly)
Cody Anderson TE 6-6 250 Fr. Apache Junction, Ariz. (Apache Junction)
Colin Baxter OL 6-4 295 Fr. Rolling Hills, Calif. (Palos Verdes Peninsula)
Glyndon Bolasky RB 6-0 192 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino)
Braylon Broughton DE 6-6 240 Fr. Dallas, Texas (Hillcrest)
DeLaShaun Dean WR 6-4 190 Fr. Fairfield, Calif. (Fairfield)
Cory Elmore OL 6-5 255 Fr. Simi Valley, Calif. (Grace Brethren)
Ricky Elmore DE 6-5 235 Fr. Simi Valley, Calif. (Grace Brethren)
Jovan Hayes OL 6-2 320 Fr. Los Angeles, Calif. (Dorsey)
Tyler Lyon QB 6-5 215 Fr. Newhall, Calif. (Hart)
Lolomana Mikaele DT 6-2 260 Fr. Honolulu, Hawaii (Damien Memorial)
Earl Mitchell TE/HB 6-2 250 Fr. Galena Park, Texas (North Shore)
Cameron Nelson DB 6-1 175 Fr. Dallas, Texas (Kimball)
Nate Ness S 6-2 190 Jr. Gardena, Calif. (Gardena/El Camino CC)
Brooks Reed HB 6-3 220 Fr. Tucson, Ariz. (Sabino)
D'Aundre Reed DE 6-3 215 Fr. Moreno Valley, Calif. (Rancho Verde)
Terrell Reese WR 6-4 195 Fr. Pflugerville, Texas (Hendrickson)
Derke Robinson RB 6-0 200 Fr. Lewisville, Texas (Hebron)
Devin Ross CB 5-11 180 Fr. Rancho Cucamonga, Calif. (Rancho Cucamonga)
A.J. Simmons TE 6-3 255 Fr. Oakland, Calif. (Bishop O'Dowd)
*James Tretheway OL 6-6 300 Jr. South San Francisco, Calif. (El Camino/San Mateo CC)
Michael Turner CB 5-11 170 Fr. Manteca, Calif. (Manteca)
Terrell Turner WR 6-2 170 Fr. Garland, Texas (Lakeview Centennial)
*currently in school
2006 Arizona Football Recruiting Class - National Signing Day, Feb. 1
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Tight End
6-4, 280, Freshman
Long Beach, Calif.
Long Beach Poly High School
SuperPrep All-Farwest as a defensive lineman in 2005... A physical presence on offense as a prep player for coach Raul Lara, Amituanai likely will open his Arizona career at tight end... Big7Gridiron.com, a Polynesian student-athlete support group, named him first-team Super 7 defensive front... Los Angeles Times' preseason Top DL in Southland list, along with fellow recruits Rick Elmore and D'Aundre Reed... Three stars by Rivals and Scout, No. 51 DT by latter... Is a nephew of Arizona defensive line coach Mike Tuiasosopo... As a junior, he played at Los Alamitos and started at fullback and saw spot-duty at defensive tackle, earning second team all-league on offense... He transferred to Long Beach Poly for his senior year... Had seven receptions and scored two touchdowns as a tight end senior year, with 20 tackles on defense... Date of birth: Jan. 20, 1988.
Tight End
6-6, 250, Freshman
Apache Junction, Ariz.
Apache Junction High School
All-State 4A2 honors for coach Max Ragsdale by PrepAZ.com 24-7 Football... SuperPrep All-Farwest, Arizona No. 5 prospect... PrepStar All-West as a defensive lineman...Arizona Top 20 player list by Scout.com... Thee stars by Rivals and Scout, No. 25 TE by latter... Mike Stoops' summer camp participant in 2005... Had 58 tackles and four sacks in 2005... Seven touchdown catches and 572 yards receiving as senior... As a junior, he had 49 tackles, four sacks, four forced fumbles, and five fumble recoveries... On offense, he caught six passes for 125 yards and a touchdown... Anderson was named first team all-region on defense. He was also a first team all-state selection in basketball... Hails from one of the nation's fastest growing exurbs southeast of metropolitan Phoenix... Nickname is ?'Big Bird'... AIA Scholar-Athlete award in 2005... Basketball and track letterman, averaging 32 points in former this year... Date of birth: July 8, 1988, Mesa, Ariz.
Offensive Guard
6-4, 295, Freshman
Rolling Hills, Calif.,
Palos Verdes Peninsula High School
PrepStar All-America and All-West for coach Tony Uruburu... SuperPrep All-Farwest... Arizona's first commitment in Class of '06, pledging in June '05... First-team CIF Southern Section/AAF defensive unit and first-team CIF Division III, league defensive Player of the Year... Rivals.com three-star rating, No. 25 offensive guard prospect... Scout.com three-star rating... Cal-Hi Sports third-team All-State honors... Team played in California Division III semifinals... Named first-team all-area and second-team all-South Bay... Wrestling letterman as heavyweight for Panthers, who won the 2005 CIF Central Division title... As a junior, on defense, he had 40 tackles, four quarterback hurries, one forced fumble, and one fumble recovery on defense... Participated in Nike combine spring-summer ?'05... Finished 10th in the shot put, 12th discus in Bay League 2005 championships... Also plays basketball for Peninsula... Date of birth: July 31, 1987.
Running Back
6-0, 192, Freshman
Tucson, Ariz.
Sabino High School
State's Gatorade football Player of the Year, UA's second recruit so honored following UA 2005 redshirt freshman Daniel Borg... Tucson Citizen Player of the Year and 4A-3A first-team RB for coach Jay Campos... Arizona Daily Star All-Southern Arizona Player of the Year, first-team All-Southern Arizona as junior... PrepStar All-America and All-West... SuperPrep All-Farwest, Arizona No. 7... Rushed for 1,773 yards and 25 scores as a senior, including 415 yards and six touchdowns in Sabino's first three playoff games... Sabino played in Arizona 4A state title game... Recruited on both sides of the ball but should open at UA as a running back... Three-star rating by Rivals.com and Scout.com... Had 161 carries for 1,550 yards and 17 touchdowns as a junior... Quick-burst type with reported 4.4 speed... Solid academic student in top 1 percent of his class, and earned High Achiever of Week citation by the Arizona Republic in 2005... Pop Warner clinics volunteer... National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame ?'Scholar Athlete' by Southern Arizona chapter... National Honor Society... Date of birth: Feb. 1, 1988, Castle AFB, Merced County, Calif.
Braylon Broughton
Defensive End
6-6, 240, Freshman
Dallas, Texas
Hillcrest High School
Honorable mention Associated Press 4A All-State honors in 2005 for coach Clayton George... Unanimous first-team Texas District 10-4A pick in 2005... Rivals.com 3-star, No. 59 strong side DE... Scout.com two-star rating... Dallas Morning News Area 100 at No. 57, the seventh-highest defensive lineman on the list... 50 tackles and three sacks as a senior... Rivals.com postseason Texas 100 honors... Basketball player who only joined football team for junior and senior years, and gave up the hardwood sport to concentrate on football his final season... Reported 4.7 speed... Recruited widely by Big Ten and Southeastern Conference schools... Date of birth: Dec. 25, 1987.
Wide Receiver
6-4, 190, Freshman
Fairfield, Calif.
Fairfield High School
PrepStar All-America and All-West for coach Eric Barber... Preseason SuperPrep All-America as an athlete... Scout.com four-star rating as its No. 19 receiver... Rivals.com three-start rating, No. 32 at wide receiver... SuperPrep All-Farwest... All-Solano County Athletic Conference as a junior receiver and defensive back for Fairfield, northeast of the Bay Area half way between San Francisco and Sacramento... May 2005 participant at Nike Camp in Palo Alto, widening his recruiting appeal to more than two dozen schools... Scouts Inc. Class of 2006 receiver list... Recruiting did not slow despite a knee injury and surgery in late October that ended his season... Had 24 catches for 670 yards and seven touchdowns for Fairfield as a junior, and on defense he recorded 43 tackles and five interceptions... Also a talented basketball player in his high school career... Date of birth: Dec. 13, 1988.
Offensive Line
6-5, 260, Freshman
Simi Valley, Calif.
Grace Brethren High School
Twin brother of Ricky Elmore, defensive line signee for UA... First-team CIF Southern Section Division XI offense... PrepStar All-West for coach Terry Gourley... Three-star rating by Rivals.com, two stars from Scout.com... Top 35 offensive guard prospects by Rivals, California Top 100... Nike Camps participant in Los Angeles and Bay Area in spring ?'05... Team lost to Oaks Christian in CIF Southern Section Division XI title game in 05... Comes from a solid program in Ventura County with a 2004 Division XII title, Division XIII playoffs in 2003 and a switch from eight-man football in 2002... All-Ventura County small schools first-team offensive line honors... Honorable mention all-area defensive lineman by Agoura Acorn... Played defensive end to bookend with his brother... Four sacks as a junior and two as a senior... Date of birth: Feb. 1, 1988.
Defensive End
6-5, 235, Freshman
Simi Valley, Calif.
Grace Brethren High School
Cal-Hi Sports All-State small schools first-team defense for coach Terry Gourley... CIF Southern Section/AAF first-team, and CIF Division XI first-team... All-Ventura County first-team defense by the Ventura County Star... SuperPrep All-Farwest... PrepStar All-West...County small schools defensive lineman of year... Twin brother, Cory, joins him at Arizona as an offensive lineman... A key stalwart for Grace Brethren's ascent in its changeover from eight-man ball in 2002 up through three divisions by his senior year with the Lancers... Nimble enough to fill in part-time at quarterback... Los Angeles Times preseason Top Southland DL list, along with fellow signees D'Aundre Reed and Conan Amituanai... Grace Brethren played in the CIF Southern Section Division XI title game... Had 15 sacks and 80 tackles in 2005 and was a huge difference maker on kicking units, manhandling the protection for a phenomenal 11 blocked kicks... Had 11 sacks as a junior... Agoura Acorn ?'fantasy all-area' ... Tight end on offense, with two TD catches against Simi Valley in 2006... Date of birth: Feb. 1, 1988.
Jovon Hayes
Offensive Line
6-2, 320, Freshman
Los Angeles, Calif.
Dorsey High School
Los Angeles Times 2006 first-team All-Star Southland for coach Paul Knox... PrepStar All-America and All-West... 2005 CaliFlorida Bowl participant... Rivals No. 13 OG position and four-star rating, Scout.com four-star lineman... SuperPrep All-Farwest... 2004 Cal-Hi Sports all-state underclass first-team... Received votes in the Best in the West poll by the Long Beach Press-Telegram... As a junior, he had 100 pancake blocks and did not allow a sack... On defense, he saw action at defensive tackle and recorded 22 tackles, 20 of which were for losses. He also had one sack... Earned CIFLA 4A All-City honors, and first team all-league, all-conference and all-state underclass... In 2005, he had 48 tackles, 20 for losses, three fumbles caused and two sacks. His team went 10-3 on the year and played in CIF Los Angeles City Championships semi-finals, losing to eventual titlist Crenshaw... Date of birth: April 17, 1988.
6-5, 215, Freshman
Newhall, Calif.
Hart High School
PrepStar All-America and Top 200, No. 16 quarterback for coach Mike Herrington... Rivals.com three-star No. 10 pro-style quarterback ranking... Scout.com three-star rating... ESPN 150 selection... SuperPrep All-Farwest... Finished 2005 with 164 completions in 296 attempts, for 2,282 yards and 16 touchdowns, building a 134.62 pass efficiency rating... 3,108 yards on 213-for-364 passing and 27 touchdowns as a junior in 2004... Had a big game with 348 yards on 24 of 37, with two scores, vs. Glendora... 20 completions in 38 attempts for 294 yards in state title game... Baseball pitcher and plans to earn a chance to try two sports at UA... Sixth consecutive Hart quarterback to earn a college scholarship, following Sean Norton, David Neill, Matt Moore, Kyle Matter and Kyle Boller, a succession of Division I quarterbacks churned out by coach Mike Herrington... Father, Chuck, is coach at College of Canyons in Valencia, Calif.... 11-3 team in 2005... Scored eight touchdowns rushing for 177 yards as a senior... Fab50Recruiting Super Prospect... Date of birth: Sept. 4, 1987, Valencia, Calif.
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Baseball Swept at Columbia
For the first time this season, the Princeton baseball team lost a season series versus an Ivy League opponent. The Tigers were swept by Columbia in doubleheader action Sunday, 8-7 and 8-5, losing the season series 1-3.
Princeton (17-17, 10-6) is now three games behind first place Cornell (13-3) in the Gehrig Division. Following a midweek meeting with Rider on Wednesday, April 25 at 3:30 p.m., the Tigers will face the Big Red in its final Ivy series of the year on Friday, April 27 and Sunday, April 29. The weekend series will be a battle to represent the division in the Ivy League Championship Series.
Game One
A late rally by the Tigers was not enough, as Columbia put together one of its own in the bottom of the seventh to edge Princeton 8-7 in game one action.
It was a battle for control to wire, as the Tigers opened the game with a three-run first inning off a Steve Harrington RBI fielder's choice, a Lion error and a Jonathan York RBI groundout.
Columbia countered with four runs in the bottom half of the frame and made it a 5-3 game with a lone run in the second.
In the third, Sam Mulroy hit a one-out double to center field and was advanced on a wild pitch. Tyler Servais, who led the Princeton offense going 3-for-3, followed with an RBI single through the left side to bring Princeton with in a run, 5-4.
Alec Keller came in and pinch hit in the top of the fifth. With the bases loaded and one out, Keller hit an RBI sacrifice fly to even the score. Princeton took control of the game off a John Mishu two-out RBI single in the sixth and Blake Thomsen made it a 7-5 game in the seventh with an RBI double.
Michael Fagan came in to pitch the seventh for the Tigers, but things quickly unraveled for Princeton. Following consecutive walks, Billy Rumpke evened the game 7-7 with an RBI single up the middle. With two outs and the bases loaded, a Fagan wild pitch sent home the game-winner for the Lions.
In the game, Mulroy had a pair of hits and runs and a walk, and Mishu was 2-for-4 with a pair of runs and an RBI.
Game Two
Princeton was forced to play catch up from the opening frame and a three-run Columbia seventh inning would be too much to overcome as the Tigers fell 8-5 in the series finale.
The Lions jumped out with a 2-0 lead in the first, but a Harrington sacrifice fly would cut Columbia's advantage in half, 2-1, in the second. In the bottom half of the frame, the Lions added to their lead with two runs.
Down 4-1, Princeton worked to cut down its deficit in the third inning. With runners on first and second, Harrington hit an RBI single to cut Columbia's lead in half again, but the Lions added a lone run in the bottom half of the inning to make it a 5-2 game.
After two scoreless frames, Servais led off the sixth with a home run to right field and Keller made it a one-run game, 5-4, capitalizing on a Matt Bowman run down between first and second base.
Despite coming with in range, Columbia remained in control of the game, adding three runs in the seventh.
Andrew Whitener hit an RBI groundout in the eighth, but Princeton was unable to further close in on Columbia's lead.
Servais was 1-for-3 with a pair of runs and an RBI, while Bowman and Mike Ford each had a pair of hits in the game.


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Prototyping Rust Code in CodeRunner
CodeRunner is a nifty little app for OSX that allows you to play around with test code with minimal fuss. Here are some instructions for setting it up to build Rust code.
Setup instructions
- Go to CodeRunner > Preferences...
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compname=`echo "$1" | sed 's/\(.*\)\..*/\1/'`
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Permanent URL to this publication: http://dx.doi.org/10.5167/uzh-64150
Biro, Peter (2011). Anaesthesia in a patient with Prader-Willi syndrome and severe burn injury: a case report. Jurnalul Român de Anestezie Terapie Intensivã, 18(2):149-152.
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Prader-Willi syndrome (PWS) is a congenital developmental disorder which is related to severe problems during anaesthesia. Of particular interest are the morphological and patho-physiological alterations which may lead to considerable respiratory complications, including a higher risk of regurgitation and aspiration, and the tendency towards post-surgical hypoventilation. Further difficulties may arise from mental retardation, disturbed thermoregulation, and an unstable glucose metabolism.
In our patient these features have been aggravated by burn injuries exceeding 35% of body surface. Appropriate care of circulatory and respiratory function, as well as supervision of blood glucose level and body temperature during a period of several weeks with repeated operations was necessary to avoid further complications. Additional findings we discovered in our patient were narrow airways not corresponding to the patient's age and a significant resistance to non depolarising muscle relaxants that might have been caused by the burn injuries.
The importance of PWS for anaesthesiologists can be estimated by the circumstance, that it is considered to be nearly as frequent as trisomy-21. PWS in connection with extensive burns has yet not been reported. This case and a recent review of the relevant literature on anaesthetic management of PWS are extensively discussed.
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