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See, this is why I read the Pokemon manga and stopped watching the anime. The manga is way more respectable and doesn't produce any weird images.
... wait.
See, this is why I read the Pokemon manga and stopped watching the anime. The manga is way more respectable and doesn't produce any weird images.
... wait.
I love the manga <3 It's freaking epic.
Pichubro, you missed out the image where the lady WAS taking a bath with her jellyfish. I'll go see if I can find it.
I love the manga <3
He's opened them two or three times. Each time was scarier than the last.
Which is why I was afraid to google image it in the first place. I think I'll take your word for it and put it in the past. Oh and another question, is ash voiced over by someone else yet?
the first picture made me laugh.
So the new games are Pokemon Black and White for the fifth generation.
I really hope in Pokemon Black you play Samuel L Jackson and your rival is Mr. Business Suit White Man
"I can't explain just how it feels,
the thoughts of my premature burial.
Inside this oblong box I lie,
with the hope I'll be buried alive."
My god. I don't think I've ever seen anything quite as disturbing as those Brock pictures.
Everything I ever thought I knew about the Pokemon breeder of questionable race has come crumbling down.
Oh cool, Mewtwo's online. Just felt that I had to mention that somewhere.
Back on the pokemon topic, I was so bored at school that I was trying to find sprites to....well, sprite. But the stupid school computer banned all the sprite sites. And surprisingly, PD was the only unbanned pokemon website <3 Hurrah.


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It is Dec. 1. It is time, again, to mark World AIDS Day. As with winter, soon to follow, one might say that AIDS is an epidemic that came in like a lion and – one hopes, eventually – goes out like lamb. As long as it just goes.
At the first World AIDS Day, 1988, Amari Ice was only a few months old. José Gutierrez was still in Mexico, studying to be a journalist. Pat Hawkins was already a six-year veteran in the fight against the disease.
As the sad marker returns, tens of millions have died. Millions more carry the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) understood to cause AIDS. Millions around the world continue to be infected annually. Far fewer than in years past, however, actually go on to develop AIDS. When the disease was newer, it was evident. In any gay neighborhood, one could find infected men bearing the lesions of Kaposi's sarcoma, suffering from wasting syndrome, or otherwise carrying some likely fatal burden. In 2011, that might seem a world away, with the infection once seen as precursor to soon-to-follow death, now often managed as a chronic disease, routinely undetectable.
The theme of World AIDS Day 2011 reflects that reality. Borrowing from a United Nations campaign, marking World AIDS Day this year means "Getting to Zero: Zero new HIV infections. Zero discrimination. Zero AIDS-related deaths." When, exactly, humanity might get to that point is anybody's guess. That those goals seem even to be in sight, however, makes it clear that Hawkins's experience with the epidemic is not Gutierrez's, as his is not Ice's.
Hawkins, for example, is working with a number of locals in hopes of announcing plans for an AIDS memorial in the District during the AIDS 2012 global conference coming to D.C. in July 2012. Gutierrez, upon reflection, is simply surprised that he's been working against HIV/AIDS for more than 20 years. Ice, at 23, is confident that the epidemic will soon end and lives with no fear of the disease.
Most importantly, today's hopefulness in no way diminishes the sacrifices of the past. Rather, it was built upon them. World AIDS Day is a time to honor the former and be grateful for the latter.
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Readers may have noticed that I have been trying to be a bit more conscientious in allocating attention to the "bleeding edge" of music-making here in San Francisco through both covering such performances and announcing future events. Thanks to resources such as the Calendar section on the BayImproviser Web site, it has become relatively easy for me to filter out gigs that are likely to be of interest within the San Francisco city limits, particularly with the incentive of a weekly newsletter with useful hyperlinks into that Calendar. In that context I have prepared the following list of items during the current week, beginning with tonight, that may appeal to those with a healthy sense of adventure:
Tuesday, August 5: For most of this month, ODC Theater will be presenting the Music Moves Festival, a full month of diverse performances celebrating the relationship between music and dance. Tonight's performance will feature Bandelion, the music-oriented ("band") side of Dandelion Dancetheater, directed by Eric Kupers. The ensemble will be joined by several longtime musical collaborators, including Suki O'Kane, who will be contributing with both drone and drum.
This event will take place at the ODC Theater, located at 3153 17th Street in the Mission, beginning at 8 p.m. General admission will be $20 with a special $35 "Arts Patron" rate, which includes early seating and a complimentary beverage. There is also a special $15 rate for tickets purchased in advance through the concert's event page.
Thursday, August 7: Following up on the completion of the 13th Annual Outsound New Music Summit, Outsound Presents will resume the New Music Series at the Luggage Store Gallery with a program of three sets. This remains the longest running experimental music series in the Bay Area. The first set will begin at 8 p.m. and feature a solo keyboard gig by Andrew Jamieson. This will be followed at 8:40 p.m. by Divine Circles, the name taken for solo performances by violinist and songwriter Meghan Mulhearn. Finally, vocalist Elisa Faires will conclude the program at 9:15 p.m., most likely with all or part of her song cycle Songs of the Oregon Trees, which will soon be released on her new album Photosynthesis.
The Luggage Store Gallery is located at 1007 Market Street. Admission is on a sliding scale between $6 and $10. Tickets are only available at the door.
Friday, August 8: The Center for New Music (C4NM) will be presenting "an evening exploring aquatic sound" entitled Wet Invention. This will be a co-presentation with Thingamajigs and Soundwave working in partnership with the C4NM Window Gallery. The focus will be on both natural sounds and invented instruments. The current plan for the program is as follows:
- Cheryl E. Leonard will perform music for amplified water, natural-object instruments, and field recordings of caves, rivers, and oceans.
- Krystyna Bobrowski will perform a solo on her Gliss Glass, a contemporary rethinking of the glass harmonica consisting of a series of custom glass vessels of various sizes, filled with water and interconnected by a system of tubes and valves.
- She will then join her Vorticella colleagues, Brenda Hutchinson, Erin Espeland, and Karen Stackpole, for a group improvisation on both found objects and conventional and homemade instruments.
- The final selection will be "Symphony at Sea" by David Samas. This is a group improvisation with strong theatrical content involving a journey from the familiar shore out into the sea which is both calm and wild. It will be performed by the Shorekestra, all of whose members will be dressed in loud Hawaiian shirts. Samas will lead the group, which will also include Tom Nunn, Doug Carroll, Ron Heglin, Peter Bonos, and Ian Saxton.
This concert will begin at 8 p.m. at C4NM, located at 55 Taylor Street, about half a block north of the corner of Market Street. Admission will be $10 for general admission at $8 for members. Tickets will only be sold at the door.
Friday, August 8: I tend to approach events at Bottom of the Hill with a bit of caution. The last time I was there, I discovered that the best way to actually listen to the music was to stand on the sidewalk just outside the door. Nevertheless, I cannot deny that they make some pretty bold choices in the acts that they book; and this is certainly one way to appreciate just how far from the beaten path music-making can get. The three sets for this particular night, while not necessarily for the faint of heart, will serve to make an excellent case in point.
The first act will be Polkacide, whose music can be described as either "punk" or "hardcore" polka. They were founded in 1985 by Ward Abronski originally to play a one-night stand at the Deaf Club, a club for deaf people that hired bands playing loud enough that the clientele could dance to them. Since Elliot Sharp produced and recorded his "Happy Chappie Polka" in 1980, it would probably be inaccurate to call Polkacide the "inventors" of their genre; but they are definitely pioneers and probably serve as the Bay Area's answer to Sharp.
Polkacide will be followed by Black Cat Grave. This is the duo of guitarist Bryan Kehoe and drummer Tim Soya. There is a good chance that this will involve more polka music, but it will probably be set in a rockabilly context.
The final act will be Pachuco Cadaver, a seven-member band dedicated to paying tribute to Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band. Captain Beefheart was the stage name of Don Van Vliet, who became friends with Frank Zappa when they were both teenagers. After two other record labels dropped the group, Zappa became their producer for his Straight Records label.
Pachuco Cadaver's who-we-are statement makes it clear that they are not a Beefheart cover band. As the statement puts it, "nobody could realistically be expected to replicate the sound and texture of the Magic Band except the Magic Band." Instead, they have created new arrangements and instrumentation of Beefheart tunes. They see this as "a way to introduce the Magic Band and Captain Beefheart to a new generation of live music fans who may not every have heard of them." This may not have quite the effect that Pierre Boulez had on sustaining the Zappa legacy, but these guys deserve credit for trying to do what they do.
Bottom of the Hill is located at 1233 17th Street at the corner of Missouri Street. Doors open at 8:30 p.m., and the music begins at 9:30 p.m. All tickets for this event will be Will Call, and only those 21 and over will be admitted. There is an event page for signing up on the Will Call list, after which it is possible to arrange for payment in advance ($10) or at the door ($12).
Saturday, August 9: Second Act is a neighborhood public space that includes both a marketplace and an event space. This evening's event is being billed as an Exciting, Unforgettable Night of Experimental Music. Four groups will perform, two from New York (G. S. Suntan and Earthmasters), one a multimedia collective from North Carolina (Xambuca), and, finally, the local duo of Alex Cruse and Julia LC, which calls itself Methyl Group. (They take their name from the group of molecules that differentiate estrogen from testosterone.)
Second Act is located at 1727 Haight Street. This concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. and run until 10 p.m. Admission is $5, payable at the door. Again, no one under 21 will be admitted.
Sunday, August 10: Finally, in addition to the previously discussed chamber music that will be performed during the In Search of Sound and Light program for Bay Area Now (BAN) 7 Performance Festival at the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, BAN 7 will also be presenting a free "Jazz Salon." The performers will be John Schott's Actual Trio. This group is led by guitarist John Schott with rhythm provided by Jordan Glenn on drums and Dan Seamans on bass. Schott's interests cover the entire history of jazz, so their set will probably present a combination of contemporary thoughts on standards and original music.
This performance will be part of the free "preshow" for the evening event. Schott's trio will be performing in the Grand Lobby of the YBCA Forum, the venue for all other BAN 7 events; and the group will begin at 3:30 p.m., playing for about an hour. Since this is a free performance, showing up will be all that is necessary.


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This program will explain the importance of vibration speed in producing quality concrete, and will introduce new controlled-speed vibration equipment that can help reduce the incidence of surface defects. Take the course.
You've no doubt felt the pinch of a down economy when you're asked to come in at a lower bid than a competitor. Everyone in the design and construction industries is being asked to design and build better structures at a lower cost. This is easier to do for some types of projects than for others. Sometimes corners can be cut, and sometimes they can't. This unit will look specifically at erecting concrete formwork. As you know, formwork determines the final shape of concrete but also, its strength, color and surface characteristics; where formwork is concerned, corners should not be cut. On some jobs you may need to use custom made forms, but there are commercial systems available that make work more efficient and less expensive, helping you to win bids. This program is intended for contractors and is not registered for continuing education credit. Take the course.
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo. (AP) — The Kansas City Chiefs have the personnel to put together a top-notch NFL defense.
Even better for the Chiefs, many of the players have experience at key positions.
Of the 11 projected starters, eight have spent multiple seasons with the Chiefs.
The players won't shy away from the expectations of being part of a defense prepared to carry Kansas City back to the postseason.
"We have confidence," Chiefs defensive end Glenn Dorsey said. "We have a lot of guys coming back, a lot of guys got healthy. We want to build on what we did last year. We feel like we had the right guys in the right places."


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"The Bachelor" 2014 finally ended last night with Juan Pablo Galavis giving out his final rose. Nikki Ferrell was the recipient of the rose, but in a surprise twist Juan Pablo did not propose to her! In fact, Juan Pablo did not even tell Nikki he loves her. The media went nuts over "The Bachelor" last night and many negative comments were addressed towards Nikki. She took to her Twitter on March 10 to fire back at the critics that were slamming her new relationship.
Nikki tweeted, "Being in the public eye does NOT give you the right to say what you want to me. Your words hurt no matter what. Be ashamed of yourselves." The tweet came after viewers began posting comments to her that she was weak and should be ashamed of herself. Fans told her she could do better and should leave him.
Fans were outraged when finding out Juan Pablo still has not told Nikki that he is in love with her. Juan Pablo kept telling host Chris Harrison on "After the Final Rose" that he didn't have to say it. Nikki defended her man on the live show and said his actions speak louder than words.
What do you think of people criticizing Nikki's decision to stay with Juan Pablo? Do you think their relationship will work or end soon? While Juan Pablo expressed his desire to stay out of the public eye it does not appear that will happen anytime soon.
Follow me on Twitter to stay up to date on the latest news.
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- Chris Harrison discusses 'After the Final Rose' drama on 'Good Morning America'
- 'The Bachelor' 2014: Juan Pablo Galavis says, 'I'm glad I didn't pick her'
- 'The Bachelor' 2014: Juan Pablo slammed by former 'Bachelorette' contestant
- 'The Bachelorette' 2014: Who will be handing out roses this season?
- 'The Bachelor' 2014: Juan Pablo calls the show a soap opera


text: The EU Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear (CBRN) Risk Mitigation Centres of Excellence (CoE) initiative inaugurated its Regional Secretariats for the Middle East and for South East Europe, Southern Caucasus, Moldova and Ukraine this summer. The Secretariats will facilitate information sharing, CBRN need assessment in the partner countries and implementation and monitoring of projects in these regions. In addition, it will promote the regional visibility of the initiative as well as facilitate coordination of CoE activities.


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Update Center Toolkit 2.3 Release
By tmueller on Nov 18, 2009
The Update Center team is pleased to announce the availability of release 2.3 of the Update Center Toolkit. The focus for this release has been to improve the overall quality of the toolkit by reducing the bug backlog. This release also includes the following new features:
- Support for the AIX operating system (command line only) and the Windows 7 operating system (user folder only)
- A new version of pkg(5) that is aligned with OpenSolaris build 122. This version includes a new transport library based on libcURL.
- Support for package icons in updatetool (see pkg.icon.24px)
- Ability for updatetool to show only a few recent versions rather than all or one.
- Support for an "excludedirs" capability in the makepkgs tool
- Support for specifying a default ownership for files when using makepkgs
- The copypkgs tool can copy packages to/from a pkg.depotd server
- The HTML templates for pkg.depotd support showing only the most recent version of packages
- Improved on-line help for the software update interface
- Improved startup time for the software update interface when started from the notifier
- Support for promoting new software applications via the software update interface
Downloads and release notes for the 2.3 release are now available as are updated screenshots of the graphical user interfaces.
This release will make its debut in the GlassFish v3 release that is scheduled for later this year.


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Nokia XpressMusic 5130 Arrives Sept 16 to T-Mobile
Is it a surprise that Nokia's newest XpressMusic phone is coming to T-Mobile? Probably not; it's no secret that T-Mobile and Nokia's XpressMusic series have a tight bond.
According to CellPhoneSignal, the Nokia 5130 XpressMusic is coming as early as tomorrow, September 16. It will be available in red and aqua/white at time of launch.
As to be expected with the newest offering in this music-centric series of phones, there won't be a lot of huge bells and whistles besides the essentials: 3.5 mm headset jack, FM radio with RDS, stereo bluetooth, external music controls, and it has a 2 MP camera thrown in.
It isn't a very obvious product launch, considering it launches tomorrow and we still don't know the planned price. The 5130 will be replacing the 5310 so it's likely to be priced around the same level.
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Another year in review! I guess that's what this blog has become, and hey, I've accepted that and I'm OK with it!
So here's this year....
|Our Millie turned 3 in January!
|Playtime at the park.
|Taking a ride on the Ferris Wheel at Scheels.
|Baby Quinton turned 1 in March !
|Madi turned 5 and celebrated with cousins in Seattle.
Photo shoot with cousin Alyssa the photographer!
|Sweet ballerina Amelia
|Our little sweet cheeks!
Yes, it does rain in Nevada...every once in a while!
|It's always more fun with Daddy!
|Singin' in the Rain!
|Madi graduated from preschool.
|Happy 4th of July!
|Summer time fun in the back yard! Swimming and popsicles make them happy!
|My boys at the park!
|In August it was 6 wonderful years with this handsome hubby of mine! Where better to celebrate than Lake Tahoe!
I'm sure the luckiest!
|Madi's first day of Kindergarten!
|Moral support from the siblings!
|Growing pumpkins!
|You gotta love lemonade stands with 2 of the cutest little girls...I think they made more money than the garage sale!
|1st Day of Preschool...purse and all!
|Always on the go...
|1st visit to the ER for stitches. He was pretty tough!
|Grandpa Val's giant pumpkins.
|RRRrrrr! Happy Halloween!
|Celebrating Nevada Day in Virginia City on the train ride!
|My handsome little man.
As the year draws to a close, I think of a quote from President Gordon B. Hinckley,
"Life is like an old time rail journey…delays…sidetracks, smoke, dust, cinders and jolts, interspersed only occasionally by beautiful vistas and thrilling burst of speed. The trick is to thank the Lord for letting you have the ride."
It has been a bumpy year and yet we sincerely thank the Lord, not only for the ride, but for having dear family and friends like you on the ride with us! God lives and loves us as does His Son Jesus Christ, our Savior and Redeemer, whose miraculous birth we celebrate!! How blessed we are!
Merry Christmas to each and everyone of you!!
All our love,
Ryan, Shantel, Madi, Amelia, and Quinton


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Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V pre-orders start in India for Rs. 17,999, ships on October 12
Back in August, Sony Ericsson announced the Xperia Neo V, which is basically just an Xperia Neo, albeit with a lower-spec camera and a different paint job. The Xperia Neo V has a 5 MP camera, as opposed to the original Neo's 8 MP unit. Presumably, this means that the Xperia Neo V will appeal even to those who don't care too much about the camera's quality on a phone. We're hoping that the spec change will also bring a smaller price for the Neo V compared to its predecessor.
In India, the Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V is now available to pre-order from online retailer Letsbuy. The price being asked is Rs. 17,999. Shipping is supposed to start on October 12, so unfortunately you still have a decent amount of waiting to do if you're after this device. However, to be sure that you'll be among the first people in India to get one, you should probably head over to Letsbuy now and pre-order one.
The Sony Ericsson Xperia Neo V has a 3.7-inch 854×480 touchscreen, a 5 MP autofocus camera with LED flash and 720p HD video recording, a secondary VGA front-facing camera, a 1 GHz single-core processor, 320 MB of built-in storage, 512 MB of RAM, microSD card support, 7.2 Mbps HSDPA, 5.76 Mbps HSUPA, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS, and a 1,500 mAh battery.
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THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) -- An official at the global chemical weapons watchdog says Syria has completed destruction of critical equipment for producing chemical weapons and filling munitions with poison gas.
The Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons has not yet made the announcement public.
The announcement comes one day ahead of the Nov. 1 deadline set by the Hague-based organization for Damascus to destroy or "render inoperable" all chemical weapon production facilities and machinery for mixing chemicals into poison gas and filling munitions.
Destruction of the equipment means that Syria can no longer produce new chemical weapons. However Damascus still has to start destroying existing weapons and stockpiles.
The country is believed to have around 1,000 metric tons of chemicals and weapons including mustard gas and the nerve agent sarin.
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Always Remembered - EMS Captain Edward Walsh - LODD 12-25-1965
The Manoa Fire Company is one of five volunteer fire stations serving the 9.5 square miles of Haverford Township. The Company provides fire suppression, rescue operations, and assists with emergency medical services to the Township's approximate 50,000 residents. The Company's firefighting staff is 100% volunteer, staffing an Engine, a Rescue, and a Rescue-Pumper 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. In order to continue to provide this vital service to the community, the Manoa Fire Company is always looking for new members. If you are interested in becoming part of something special and joining the brotherhood of firefighting, see our Become a Member section.
Monday, March 18, 2013
Tonight members of Company 56 took the Engine and Squad over to Company 34 to train in Company 34's Maze. Crews worked on training in a confined space using various search and rescue techniques. A couple different scenarios were put in place. For many of our newer members, this was their first time training in the maze. Thanks to Company 34 members for giving us the opportunity to train in the maze and assisting in the training.
Wednesday, March 13, 2013
Thanks to Broomall Fire Company, we were able to use
their Forcible entry prop for training tonight. Close to 30 members attended
proving to be very useful training. The prop provides the ability to force left or right-handed, opening
in or opening out doors, metal or wood jambs. You can use an angle iron on
the door to simulate high security apartment doors. It allows you to use the
gapping method and conventional forcible entry methods on opening-in metal jams
(like on apartment doors). Hydra-Rams & Rabbit Tools can also be
used.Opening-out forcible entry on metal jambs can also be used (like on
commercial buildings or bulkhead doors). Also, you can use the spiking method
on the wood jamb simulator (like on private dwelling doors).
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Today proved to be a very long day for members of Manoa Fire Company. The day started off with an odor investigation shortly after 8am. Shortly after noon Upper Darby Companies 20 (Garrettford-Drexel Hill) 26 (Highland Park) and 36 (Cardington-Stonehurst) were dispatched to Township Line Road for a MVA w/ entrapment involving 5 vehicles. Shortly after arriving it was determined the accident occurred on the Haverford side of Township Line, which added Company 56 (Manoa) to the assignment. Crews from Rescue 56 and and Squad 56 stood by while crews from UDFD completed their extrication of the occupant in one of the vehicles. Once the extrication was complete the scene was turned over to Manoa Fire Company (D/C Kelly 9a) and HTPD. A special call was made to Foam and Spill 35 (Brookline) due to the large amount of vehicle fluid on the highway. While crews were operating on this scened Company 56 was dispatched to another MVA w/ entrapment at the intersection of Drexel and Dill Roads. Crew from Squad 56 temporarily diverted from the original scene to the additonal accident. Company 38 (Oakmont) was also added to the dispatch. Crew from Squad 56 performed a quick extrication. Ambulance 56-7 transported one victim to a local hospital. Squad 56 returned to the township line scene where Rescue 56 and Foam and Spill 35 were still standing by. Crew remained at the scene on township line while HTPD conducted their investigation. Units went availble around 3pm. About 2 hours after clearing the tones dropped once again sending Engine 56 for the RIT to assist Springfield township on a working building fire on Rolling road. Upon arriving on scene Engine 56 was put into service dropping a supply line to the first in engine from Company 44 (Springfield). Additonal call was made for Squad 56 to fill in on the RIT assignment. Crews from Company 44 and 56 made a quick knock on the fire.Units went available after 6pm. We would like to thank all of members for all their hard work today. We would also like to thank all the companies we worked with today: UDFD Companies 20,26,36,UD-11 (D/C Johnson), Brookline, Oakmont, and Springfield.
Saturday, March 9, 2013
During mid afternoon Company 56 was dispatched to the medical building on the corner of West Chester Pike and Manoa Road for a reported brush fire. Upon arrival first in crews realized their were building exposure concerns upgrading the assignment to a full box assignment. The crew from Squad 56 made a quick knock and brought the situation under control. Also on scene was Pipeline 58 (Bon Air). Thanks to Ken Kelly for the pictures.
Monday, February 25, 2013
Tonight members of Company 56 (Manoa) and Company 35 (Brookline) trained at the township burn tower. Crews completed a number of different scenarios focusing on engine company and truck company operations. The objective was to put each company in real life scenarios they would encounter in each others locals. Thanks to all that attended.
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Today members of our local boy scout troop visitied the firehouse. The scouts had a chance to learn a lot about what we do on a day to day basis including touring the firehouse, reviewing the apparatus, and learning about the equipment on the trucks.
Saturday, February 9, 2013
Around 14:45 hours today Manoa Fire Company members responded to a house fire on the 1700 block of Belvedere Av in the Brookline section of the township. Crews arrived to find a 2nd floor bedroom on fire. Also on scene were Brookline Fire Company, LLanerch Fire Company, Haverford Township Paramedics and Haverford Township Police Department.
Saturday, January 26, 2013
Just after 3pm on Friday as the snow began falling the day started to pick up for the company. The Engine and Squad along with Tower 34 and Company 58 were dispatched to Havcrest Circle in 58's local for a building fire, reported to be electrical in the walls. Crew from Engine 56 under the command of (56-9 Norman) assisted Squad 58's crew and went available after about 45 minutes on scene. Just after 5pm a special call was put out by Upper Darby Command requesting RIT 56 to respond to the 1200 block of Belfield avenue for a working building fire. Crew from Engine 56 under the command of (56-12B Coll) were advised while enroute to disregard RIT assignment and report to the front of the building. Shortly after arriving on location, Engine 56 was redirected and advised by Fireboard to respond to the Merion Trace Apartments along with 36-2 and Ladder 36, (UDFD -Cardington Stonehurst) and 37-1 (UDFD) for a Fire Alarm. Shortly before arriving on location Engine 56 and 36-2 were advised that PD on location had smoke on evident on all 4 floors. Upon further invistigation 36 Command advised units the smoke condition was caused by burnt food. Crew from Engine 56 assited 36-2 with ventilation and went availble. Once available, Engine 56 was redirected to Company 20 (UDFD - Garretford-Drexel Hill) for the cover assignment. Crew from Engine 56 sttod by for 20 minutes before being returned and available after 7pm. Shortly after 1am Company 56 was dispatched to the Kindred Hospital in our local. Crew removed two occupants in the elevator and made themselves available. After getting a little bit of sleep, around 9am Company 56 was dispatched to Raymod Drive industrial park for a Natural Gas Leak outside Squad 56 and Engine 56 both made the response. Crew from the Squad secured the leak and made the company available.
Friday, January 25, 2013
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
At about 2pm on December 30th, Company 56 (Manoa) was dispatched to 200 block of Upland for a smoke investigation. Shortly after dispatch, fireboard advised 56 units they were receiving numerous calls for a deck on fire on the 400 block of Upland. 56-9B (Norman Jr.) and 56-9 (Norman Sr.) arrived on loaction with smoke showing from the rear of the home. The investigation was upgraded to a full bullding repsonse adding Engine 34 (Llanerch), Ladder 35 (Brookline), Engine 38 (Oakmont) for the RIT, and the Air Bank from 58 (Bon Air). Squad 56 arrived on location, stretched an attack line to the rear of the building and put a quick knock on the fire containing it to the exterior of the home. Crews from Ladder 35, Engine and Rescue 56, and Engine 34 assisted in checking for extension, overhaul, and dismantling the charred portions of the deck. Units were on scene for about an hour. Also on scene HTPD, Ambulance 56-7, Medic 108. Thanks to Pete Bannan from
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Tesoro pipeline threatens important aquifer, wildlife habitat
Tesoro spokesperson, Michael Gebhardt, says that Tesoro's purposed pipeline through the Kamas Valley "will benefit residents by taking about 250 tanker trucks off the road." But Utah Department of Transportation, in their "Truck Traffic on Utah Highways 2012," reports that there are over 18,800 trucks on Interstate 80 passing Jeremy Ranch each day and 2,700 trucks on U.S. 40 passing through Heber City each day. Clearly building a pipeline to reduce truck volume does not begin to solve the truck volume problem. I doubt any of us would even notice 250 fewer trucks making round trips to Salt Lake refineries each day.
We would, however, certainly notice damage to our beautiful high-altitude meadows and our drinking water supply. Tesoro purposes to run their pipeline right through the center of this environment. The pipeline would run adjacent to the Provo River on the southeast, the Weber River on the northwest and be buried directly in the porous gravel/silt aquifer which covers the entire floor of the Kamas Valley. With the aquifer water surface near, and in places, above the land surface, it is this aquifer which provides us with our beautiful wetlands, water fowl nesting grounds, fisheries, sub-irrigated meadows and water. The top hundred feet of the aquifer alone stores more than five times the storage capacity of Rockport Reservoir.
With about 20,000 oil spills reported each year in the U.S., and less than 20 percent of pipeline ruptures detected by oil company equipment, damage from a rupture seems only a matter of 'how soon?' If Tesoro truly wants to be a good citizen and work with the public they will consider alternatives. Two hundred and fifty less tankers is not sufficient to help with truck volume and not a reasonable trade for risking our environment and water supply.
Frances ReMillard
Park City is losing its unique character
I have lived in Park City for 25 years and have obviously seen a lot of change and development. Until now, I have never had cause for complaint. Park City has mostly governed its development with taste, intelligence and class. Development standards that have kept it separate from the rest of Utah, unique and charming. Our "Resort Mining Town" theme has succeeded at drawing visitors from all over the country and the world.
I am just going to come out and say it; I think we have lost that standard and to a point, sold out. I say this based on just a few of the new development projects I see on a daily basis. It says nothing to those projects in the pipeline.
Kimball Junction for example. Headlined by Del Taco front and center and flooded with fast food restaurants. I count five places you can buy a fast food burrito. I thought we were a health-minded community? Kimball Junction is part of Park City.
S.R. 248 next to the rail trail. Park City Heights, an Ivory Homes development? Really? S.R. 248 is part of Park City.
Quinn's Junction. A movie production studio the size of a football stadium. Quinn's Junction is part of Park City.
The list goes on and on. Park City is not just Old Town, Main Street.It is all that encompasses our resort community. People move to Park City to get away from places like Draper and Sandy and West Jordan. Is there something I could have done to help prevent these types of developments? Would it really have made a difference if I went to every city and county council and planning meeting? What is going on? Where is the integrity I entrusted to our elected officials?
Jason Travis
Park City
How to slow climate change, increase health
Park City's bicycle/walking trails are beautiful and inventive. Winding along streams, between two condo developments, running alongside or on the sides of streets, behind businesses, and through residential development right of ways, Park City and Summit County's trails encourage healthy living, reduce fossil fuel use, reduce road traffic, and facilitate neighbors making friends with each other while out walking their dogs, biking, rollerblading, skateboarding, scooting, or biking.
In my opinion, Park City could significantly help the U.S. to reduce climate change and, thus, help to retain its ski economy by creating a color pamphlet to educate other US communities about the benefits and beauty of its trail system. Such a booklet could contain color pictures of Park City's clever trail system along with the various ways and means Park City and Summit County created its trail system.
Other U.S. communities are, today, still not taking the steps Park City and Summit County began decades ago to create its trails. In many US communities children cannot safely bicycle as a means of transportation because there are no safe paths connecting residences and businesses, making vehicular transportation a necessity to go even short distances, contributing to global warming, and to social isolation, obesity and poor health. Park City could help to educate and promote its creative ideas to the National League of Cities and National Association of Counties, and to other organizations by creating and distributing a how-to promotion piece on its creative path system.
Such a booklet would provide a valuable tool assisting persons in other communities to promote the development of trail systems in their municipalities."
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This Trails Illustrated topographic map is the most comprehensive and complete recreational map for the Lake Mead National Recreation Area, located in Nevada and Arizona.
More than just a map, National Geographic Trails Illustrated topographic maps are designed to take you into the wilderness and back. Printed on tear-resistant, waterproof material, this map can go anywhere you do. Each map is based on exact reproductions of USGS topographic map information, updated, customized, and enhanced to meet the unique features of each area. The maps include valuable wilderness tips and Leave No Trace guidelines, along with updated trails, trailheads, points of interest, campgrounds, and much more. With a new color palette and stunning shaded relief, backcountry navigation has never been easier.


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College Hockey:2002-03 Potsdam Season Preview
A Change At The Helm
In Potsdam's 24 years as a varsity hockey program, the Bears have had only two coaches.
John Horan led the team from club to varsity to playoff status while earning three SUNYAC Coach of the Year awards. Then, he stepped down from coaching (but remained employed by the school), and Ed Seney took over. Seney led the Bears to their first and only SUNYAC title and NCAA playoff berth in 1996, building the team into an annual contender, and also earning three Coach of the Year awards.
Now, Potsdam has a third coach. Seney took the job as head coach at St. Anselm's, leaving a vacancy at a school not used to looking for head coaches. To make it harder, Seney left late, just before classes were to begin, thus leaving the options limited for Potsdam.
Potsdam decided to reach out to someone familiar with the area — Glenn Thomaris. Thomaris is a Potsdam native, played hockey at Clarkson, started coaching at the assistant level at his alma mater as well as Potsdam (under Horan), then moved up as a head coach at Elmira, where he had great success before leaving that position a couple of years ago.
Learning The Team
So, what does a coach do when he inherits a team at the last minute without playing a part in recruiting a single player?
"I'm looking at the team from a talent level," Thomaris said, "and playing the game on what he have."
The first player that the new coach should notice is Ryan Venturelli, who enters his third year between the pipes. Venturelli will be right in the thick of any argument over who is the top goalie in SUNYAC. He will need to improve on his consistency, a weakness in the first two years, and learn not to wander out of the net too often.
Otherwise, Venturelli has all the tools for a top netminder — a quick glove hand, willingness to challenge the shooters, know-how to cut down the angles, and ability to make the big save to keep his team in the game.
In front of Venturelli will once again be a strong defensive corps, led by senior captain Dave Weagle. Other seniors bringing experience to that role include Jim Quilty and John Bernfell. Mike Smitko and Jason Brothers should contribute, and freshman Mike Taylor is expected to impress.
Scoring Problem
Last season, the weakness for Potsdam was offense. The Bears were a young team: nearly half were freshmen, with only three seniors on the squad. Typically, this affects defense, but in 2001-02, Potsdam lost nine one-goal games, mainly because they didn't have that go-to sniper. In fact, a defenseman, Weagle, was their third-leading scorer.
Their top guns are returning — captain Anthony Greer and speedy Chris Lee. Mike Snow, Brett Barrer, and Scott Craig will need to up their production to help spread the scoring around. Thomaris is hoping for good things from Chris Brussa-Toi and Eric Peter-Kaiser.
So, is Thomaris worried? "We're solid in the three key areas of the game: good goaltending, better than average defense, and we're in pretty good shape with four good centers."
What about the power play, which was miserable last year?
"We're a year older, a year smarter," Thomaris explains. "We need to move it around, and hit the net, so we can get those second and third chances."
Tough Schedule
"This is a tough conference," Thomaris says. "There are good skilled teams and good bangers."
Outside of the SUNYAC, Potsdam doesn't have it all that easy either. The Bears once again participate in arguably the toughest Division III tournament in the country — the Great Northern Shootout — where they play Plattsburgh in the first round and either Middlebury or Norwich the next day. They have another scheduled game against Middlebury and contests against tough ECAC West foes RIT, Elmira, Manhattanville, Utica, and Hobart twice.
The games that matter most are the conference matchups, since the best way to get into the NCAAs is through an automatic bid. Of course, this means being able to get by Plattsburgh, but first Thomaris is concerned about simply getting to know his new team.
"They're learning about me. I'm learning about them," says the third coach in Potsdam history.
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Some of the Major Cities of Japan are Tokyo, Yokohama, Osaka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Kobe, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Kawasaki, Hiroshima, Saitama, Kitakyushu, and Sendai. These cities provide a variety of options to shop, dine, and explore the "land of rising sun".
- Tokyo is the capital of Japan and the seat of the Japanese government and Japan's emperor. Tokyo has the most extensive urban railway network in the world and is one of the most preferred shopping destinations in Japan.
- Yokohama is the capital of Kanagawa Prefecture. It is located at a distance of 30 kilometers from Tokyo. The presence of hi-tech shopping centers like Minato Mirai 21 and Motomachi is a major reason for its popularity.
- Osaka is the capital of Osaka Prefecture. It is a popular center of higher education in Japan. Osaka is a major commercial center of Japan known world over for its sprawling department stores, shopping centers, malls, and arcades.
- Nagoya is the capital of Aichi Prefecture. Prominent tourist destinations in Nagoya include Nagoya Castle and Atsuta shrine. Sukhontha, Sawasdee Sumiyoshi, Jerry's Uno, Shige Yakitori Dining Bar, Raffles, are popular dining establishments in Nagoya.
- Sapporo is the capital of Hokkaido Prefecture. Sapporo is one of the favorite sports destinations in the world.
- Kobe is the capital of Hyogo Prefecture. Port Island is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Kobe. In February 2006 the new Kobe Airport was opened on an artificial island.
- Kyoto is the capital of Kyoto Prefecture. Kyoto is often regarded as the cultural center of Japan as it houses hundreds of Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, sprawling palaces, and beautiful gardens. For traditional gift items Kyoto's market places are some of the best and if you are interested in samurai swords and kimono, Kiyomizudera is a preferred destination.
- Fukuoka is the capital of Fukuoka Prefecture. Fukuoka is famous for its colorful festivals like Hakata Dontaku and Hakata Gion Yamakasa. If you are traveling in Fukuoka don't forget an adventurous ride in Sky Dream Fukuoka, one of the world's largest ferris wheels.
- Kawasaki is in Kanagawa prefecture of Japan. Major attractions here are Kawasaki Daishi, an old temple, Shinshu-En, a Chinese-style garden house, and The Kawasaki City Museum.
- Hiroshima is the capital of Hiroshima Prefecture. Although 80% of the city was destroyed in the atomic bomb explosion in 1945, today Hiroshima is a beautiful city housing huge buildings, sprawling malls and departmental stores.
- Saitama is the capital of Saitama Prefecture in Japan. John Lennon Museum, located inside Saitama Super Arena, is a major attraction here.
- Kitakyushu is located in Fukuoka prefecture of Japan. Major tourist attractions here are Kokura Castle, built in 1602, and the Riverwalk shopping complex.
The capital city of Miyagi Prefecture. Sendai has a large number of Museums like The Sendai City Museum, The Miyagi Museum of Art, The Tohoku University Museum of Natural History, the Sendai Children's Space Museum and many more showcasing different aspects of this beautiful city.
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Raphaela Neihausen is the executive director of "Stranger Than Fiction,†a weekly documentary series at New York's IFC Center. She produced the documentary MISS GULAG, about a beauty pageant at a Siberian women's prison, shown at the 2007 Berlinale, Silverdocs and other festivals. Prior to working in film, she spent seven years as a management consultant advising various Fortune 100 companies.


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Mark these dates in ink on your calendar to spy what is going to be "in" for this spring. These local events will give Atlanta fashionistas a chance to get their hair, beauty, and fashion game in order for warmer weather.
March 1
Atlanta beauty artist Mimi J will be hosting 'Beauty Breeze' on Twitter, March 1st from 8- 9pm which will be a focused beauty industry Twitter chat related to products, techniques, professional recommendations, and entrepreneurial tips. This chat will be an open forum for you to ask questions and get great tips on creating a great spring look. Use the Twitter hashtag '#beautybreezechat' and follow the conversation.
March 12
Atlanta's trendsetters and fashionable set will focus all of their attention to the runways of the upcoming Spring & Summer Heat Fashion Explosion 2011, presented by Beach Bling on March 12th to catch a glimpse of local designer's inspirations and spring/summer collections. This runway experience will feature Beach Bling Swimwear, Michael Emmanuel Couture, Christine Designs by Andre Millinery, Claev Designs, T'Tyme Lady Couture, MyMeApparel, Big Girlz Inc., and Autonomous by Christian Harris, all local designers ready to bring spring in with extraordinary style. For more information about the show, contact Alton E. McCullough at 404-246-3096 or email him at firstname.lastname@example.com. Ticket information is available on the website www.beachblingswimweardesigns.com .
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An exclusively natural expo is coming to Atlanta on March 19th to feature all the things that will enhance your natural beauty and lifestyle. Atlanta Naturals is hosting 'The Natural Experience' to feature vendors, products, entertainment and a selection of natural hair, body and spiritual workshops to elevate the beauty within, naturally. Atlanta Naturals is a collective of women opting for free and natural hair to express their personal styles and the sisterhood of the hair journey. The Natural experience expo should be a fun and informative event. RSVP online and attend for free!


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Changing Laptop Batteries
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Changing Laptop Batteries
Changing aToshiba laptop battery is a relatively simple process. Typically, a new lithium Ion laptop battery will give satisfactory performance through approximately 500 charge-use-recharge cycles. This translates to approximately three years of working life with light-duty use.
Early laptops were run on standard AA size batteries. However, they consumed so much power that they could run on one set of HP notebook batteries for only a few hours. The first commercial IBM-compatible laptops were small and light enough to be carried in a backpack, and could be run on lead acid batteries, the type used in cars.
The latest generations of batteries used in laptops are called 'smart batteries'. This is due to the ability of the battery to communicate with the laptop user. Unfortunately, the definition of a 'smart battery' is not universal, but varies among different manufacturers and regulatory authorities. Some manufacturers call their Dell laptop batteries 'smart' because their batteries incorporate a pre-programmed chip that sets the charger as per standard requirements.
Most 'smart' battery chargers are controlled by the parameters of the chemical cells. Once the chemical cell has degraded, the laptop battery has to be changed. In some cases, the chemical part of the battery can be fully restored but the fuel gauge may become inaccurate or other data may get corrupted. In such cases, even though the digital readout becomes inaccurate due to malfunction, the battery will still fully charge and function normally for some time.
At the end of its working life, the reversible chemical processes inside a laptop battery degrades substantially. This leads to a state where the battery is unable to provide power to the laptop unless it is connected to the main 110 Volts supply through an adopter. This means that the laptop effectively becomes a desktop.
When the time comes to change the laptop battery, it is better to buy a replacement battery from the agency, which sold the laptop. It is also advisable to request the battery suppliers to replace the battery, as they would be more familiar with the procedure.
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Fastbind FotoMount F46e™ is an electrically operated large format PhotoBook maker using the pioneering Fastbind Mountinglift™ system (patents pending). With the exceptionally precise Mountinglift, professional deluxe PhotoBooks can be produced faster and easier than ever before. Tabletop in size, it offers the flexibility and quality previously available only from equipment costing much more. Covers can be either soft card covers,
pre-made standard hardcovers or personalised hardcovers produced on a Casematic.
- For book sizes up to 457 x 457 mm
- Binds photographic & digital paper
- Albums open flat – 180 degrees
- Compatible with Fastbind Casematic H46Pro™ and FotoCreaser C47e™
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Using photographic paper, card, laminated material or any print for your pictures, you can produce any book format from 50 x 50 mm up to 457 x 457 mm (18? x 18?) and you achieve an edge-to-edge panoramic view on each page. The book cover can be either a standard cover or a digitally printed custom made cover*. In a matter of minutes you can create a beautiful, professional PhotoBook yourself, saving time and adding more profit to your bottom line.
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The Fastbind FotoMount™ product line provides all the supplies needed to mount a PhotoBook. With only two types of supplies you can manage all album sizes (up to 18" x 18" and 3-inch-thick): Fastbind PhotoBook mounting sheets™ form the core of the book block and Fastbind PhotoBook end sheets™ attach your book block to the cover.
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GE Capital, Rail Services is a full service provider for all aspects of railcar fleet management. Headquartered in Chicago, Rail Services is a leading service provider to the rail industry with over 100 years of experience and offers a variety of railcars and locomotives to shippers and railroads in markets across North America. The business also provides a full suite of services, including maintenance management and railcar repair services. Rail Services understands the marketplace and has the resources and knowledge to anticipate the needs of the industry. It is this knowledge that allows GE to solve challenges with tailor-made solutions to meet customer financial and service needs.
For more information about GE Capital, Rail Services, please visit: www.ge.com/railservices
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System of a Down are not breaking up. But if you'd like to catch them live, you may want to consider buying an Ozzfest ticket.
There have been plenty of rumors suggesting that the band's headlining stint on this summer's Ozzfest would be the last time frontman Serj Tankian, guitarist Daron Malakian, bassist Shavo Odadjian and drummer John Dolmayan would be appearing onstage together under the System banner. But Malakian said that's just not true.
"I'll always be a member of System of a Down," he said. "That will never change. There's no rule that says you have to make records constantly, like clockwork, to continue being who you are. We want to live our lives, [because being in a band] really consumes a big part of your life, and sometimes you just want to stop and slow down. We started being just these guys in a band, and the next thing you know, everyone's asking for autographs. It plays with your head."
So, Malakian said, after this summer's Ozzfest — which will kick off in Seattle on June 29 and wrap up August 13 in West Palm Beach, Florida (see "System Of A Down, Disturbed To Headline Ozzfest" ) — System of a Down will go on "hiatus."
"We're not breaking up," Malakian insisted. "If that was the case, we wouldn't be doing this Ozzfest, because we're a little nervous" about trying to fill Ozzy Osbourne's shoes. Ozzy will be headlining just 10 of this year's Ozzfest dates, with System topping the bill on Ozzy's off days. "We're going to take a very long break after Ozzfest and do our own things," he added. "We've done System for over 10 years, and I think it's healthy for us to get away from it for a while and come back to it later on. So, this is probably going to be … well, it's not a farewell tour, but it's going to be a little while before we go out again."
Malakian said he couldn't guess just how long System's hiatus will be, other than to say a few years. System of a Down have generally held recording sessions every three years since their self-titled debut in 1998, although the release of the material has been staggered: 2001's Toxicity was followed in 2002 by the outtakes collection Steal This Album!, and in 2005 the band issued the two halves of its double album, Hypnotize/ Mezmerize, five months apart. This fall, Malakian said he'll start work on his next project, Scars on Broadway, a band he's still assembling. He's also in talks to score a feature film, but hasn't inked a deal just yet.
And the rest of the band has other interests, too. Tankian runs his own record label, Serjical Strike, and Odadjian has been talking with members of the Wu-Tang Clan about working together on a project (see "System Of A Tang? Shavo Collaborates With RZA, GZA" ).
"I have a few things lined up that I want to do," Malakian explained. "For me, personally, I've written all the System records from day one, so it's kind of healthy for me to go off and do a few other things and then come back to it, as it is for the rest of the band. Some people would call it a breakup, but we don't really call it that. You know, even U2 took a little time off, and then they came back with a new sound. We're not trying to follow anyone — that's just an example of a band that kind of took a little break and then came back.
"People get very focused on the band and away from the art," he continued. "The art, in my opinion, is the most important part of the whole thing — whether it's called System of a Down or Scars on Broadway or whatever. It's the songs and the art that's the most important thing, and for me, creatively, I kind of want to go somewhere else at the moment. We're not making any plans. For 10 years, it's been make a record, plan on making the next record, plan on the next tour, plan on this, plan on that. There have always been plans around System. Our lives have been planned around System. We want to go live our lives a bit. We feel this is healthy for the longevity of System."
For more on System of a Down's double album, Mezmerize/Hypnotize, check out the feature "Doubleheader."


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A stunt pilot told stories of cheating death to Rotarians in Chico on Tuesday afternoon.
Pilot Wayne Handley said he began his flying career in the military as a U.S. Navy pilot.
He crashed a plane as a serviceman, but he said his commanding officer was relieved to see that he crashed because if he had wandered onto a target range, he would have lost his commission.
Handley spent 40 years as a crop duster pilot and owner before becoming a stunt pilot.
When he finally did become a stunt pilot, he pancaked his stunt plane, compressing his spine, literally becoming three inches shorter.
Handley went on to say that he met up with Oracle Software Company Founder Larry Ellison, who financed the stunt plane.
After Handley's accident, he said he would retire from stunt flying. Upon hearing this, he said Ellison gave him a $260,000 plane.
Handley still flies to this day.


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On 24 July 2014, Major-General Luciano Portolano (Italy) assumed command as Force Commander and Head of Mission of the United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL).
Major General Luciano Portolano was born on 18 September 1960 in Agrigento (Italy). He joined the Italian Army in 1981. He fulfilled his duties at all levels of command and has served in a wide variety of positions in the Italian Army and as part of Italian military missions deployed in Kosovo, Iraq and Afghanistan.
From 2007 to 2010 he was appointed as Military Attaché at the Italian Embassy in London, UK.
From September 2012 till his appointment with UNIFIL, he served as Deputy Chief of Staff for Joint Operations at the Joint Operation Headquarters (JOHQ) in Rome (responsible for all abroad operations involving Italian Military personnel in the Peacekeeping Operations including, in particular, UNIFIL UNFYCIP MINURSO UNTSO MINUSMA ).
Major-General Portolano also has extensive experience in multinational peace operations. His operational tours include UN IRAN-IRAQ Observers Group (1990-1991); UN IRAQ-KUWAIT Observers Group (1991-1992); (FYROM) Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia – Operation Joint Guarantor under UNSCR 1203 (1999) as Task Force Commander; Kosovo – Operation Joint Guardian under UNSCR 1244 (1999) as Task Force Commander; Iraq - Italian Operation ANTICA BABILONIA under UNSCR 1483 (2003) as Joint task Group Commander; Afghanistan – ISAF operation under UNSCR 1386 (2001), as Commanding General Officer of Regional Command West in Herat (2011-2012).
In addition to the basic and advanced military schools and courses, Maj. Gen. Portolano attended workshops and civilian courses on Mediation and Negotiation, Information, Civil-Military Interaction, Budget and Finance, Diplomatic Relations, Major International Treaties.
As Military Advisor for Human Rights and Geneva Convention, he participated in various disarmament, demobilisation and reintegration conferences.
Major General Portolano holds a University Degree in Strategic Sciences (University of Turin), a Human Resources Management Master (i.c. Studium) and the Master in Strategic Sciences (University of Turin).
He was awarded several medals and awards during his career.
General Portolano speaks fluently French and English. He enjoys outdoor activities, playing piano and reading history books. He is married since 1986 and has a son and a daughter.


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We wish we'd had someone there to tell us bluntly that brown lipstick was not a good look on us, that white eye shadow made us look spooked, and that "the brighter the better" does not always work in the world of blush. "HONEY... snap out of it!" Face Scrub ($16) would have been the perfect motto and face wash to knock those awkward makeup trends off our face. Where was this stuff when we were in middle school and high school??
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Santa Monica's Third Street Promenade was transformed into a playground for Cirque Du Soleil's "Totem" performers Red bull BMX'rs and Break Dancers on February 6th. Excited crowds gathered as the taped event commenced. Have you ever wondered what was under that huge tent next to the Santa Monica Pier? The sneak preview of Totem was an awesome mix of acrobatics, art and skill. Boys and Girls of all ages were awestruck at the talented performers. "How in the world do they do that?" I can only imagine what the entire show is like.
Totem is "a fascinating journey into the evolution of mankind" as quoted on their website. It runs from January 17, 2014 to March 16, 2014
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Maryland Deathfest VII
So Baltimore hosts a crazy death metal festival every year since 2003… the lineup has never really caught my eye that much, until this year. There are a ton of bands I want to see this time around, so I'm going to Saturday and Sunday (missing Friday for work reasons and to see St. Vincent here in DC).
Here are the bands that will be there. The ones in boldface are the ones I know and like and plan to see, but many of the others I've never heard (there are only a couple I've heard and dislike). If you know anything about any of these bands that I don't, make a recommendation!
I also posted this to the extreme metal private thread at ProgressiveEars, and from recommendations there so far, I'm going to be checking out Maruta and Rotten Sound in addition to what's highlighted below…
Friday, May 22nd:
Asphyx, Mayhem, Marduk, Venomous Concept, Cephalic Carnage, Cattle Decapitation, Victims, Sayyadina, Pigsty, Jig-Ai, Gnostic, Hero Destroyed, Triac
Saturday, May 23rd:
Bolt Thrower, Atheist, Napalm Death, Brutal Truth, Immolation, Hail of Bullets, General Surgery, Phobia, Birdflesh, Pig Destroyer, Wolves in the Throne Room, Misery Index, Rotten Sound, Flesh Parade, Unearthly Trance, Pretty Little Flower, Crowpath, Man Must Die, Weekend Nachos, Maruta, Drugs of Faith
Sunday, May 24th:
Pestilence, Abscess, Destroyer 666, Aura Noir, Absu, Sigh, Devourment, The Red Chord, Trap Them, Despise You, Antigama, Yakuza, Krallice, Splitter, Kill the Client, Catheter, Lair of the Minotaur, Magrudergrind, The Endless Blockade, Complete Failure
I'm most excited about Crowpath by a long shot, but also really psyched to see Yakuza, Pig Destroyer and Kill the Client. This is going to be awesome. Even if I have a monstrous, pounding headache when all is said and done.
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Multiple bears drag a woman from her garage onto the driveway after nosing through her garbage cans for food. Several contradicting reports also say that just one bear dragged the the Florida woman, CNN reports April 13.
"There were several bears observed near the area, but one bear is responsible for her injuries," said Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission spokesman Greg Workman.
Seminole County Sheriff's Lt. Pete Brenenstuhl said that a black bear "dragged her from inside the garage out into her driveway." Her face and legs were injured with scrapes and cuts. She managed to escape the attack and ran back into her house. She was taken to the hospital for treatment after her husband dialed 911.
Local 10 in Miami wrote that the incident happened Saturday night. Wildlife officials in the state had warned people about black bears and cubs being active searching for food now that winter is over. People are strongly advised to use bear-resistant garbage cans so that type of attack doesn't occur again.
If bears don't find food in an area, they move on. No one wants to hear about a headline that bears drag a woman, man or, child a house. It's good advice to be especially mindful of large wildlife with their young due to their protective nature.


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Perez' Walk-Off Home Run Sends Texas Tech to Sweep of Cyclones
Adriana Perez hit a two-run walk-off home run in the eighth to send Tech to a series sweep of Iowa State.
April 1, 2012
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LUBBOCK, Texas - Adriana Perez broke up a 3-3 tie in the eighth with a two-run game-ending home run that pushed Texas Tech to the series sweep of Iowa State with a 5-3 victory Sunday at Rocky Johnson Field.
Perez' home run, her team-leading 13th of the season, marked the first walk-off shot for a Tech player to win a game since Emily Bledsoe hit a two-run bomb on Feb. 13 last year to send the Red Raiders (30-7; 3-2) to a 10-9 victory over Appalachian State.
The first-pitch dinger was never in doubt, either, as Perez cleared the outer fence in left for her sixth home run in her last five games.
It was one of four home runs for Tech on the day as Bledsoe gave Tech an early 1-0 lead with a solo shot to left center in the first. She later followed a Mikey Kenney leadoff home run in the sixth with another solo shot to almost the exact same spot in left center.
Bledsoe became the third Tech player to homer twice in a game this year, joining Perez and Sandy James who have both accomplished the feat twice so far. She finished with three home runs in the series, giving her four on the year.
The Red Raiders took a 3-1 lead into the seventh before the Cyclones (10-22; 0-6) came back with two runs in the inning highlighted by a Amber Ewert two-out double that was just out of reach for Kenney in left center.
Iowa State had previously tied the game in the fifth off a leadoff home run from Jorden Smith.
Despite the rough seventh inning, Cara Custer put Tech in position to win the game in the eighth as she overcame an Erica Miller leadoff single to retire the next three hitters.
Custer (17-5) finished the complete-game effort giving up three runs and eight hits while striking out four as well. She was effective in keeping the ball out of the wind as she forced the Cyclones into 18 ground-ball outs en route to her Big 12-leading 17th win of the year.
After Custer got Tech out of a jam in the top of the inning, Kenney led off the eighth with a single to left but was later thrown out on a close stolen base attempt at second. Bledsoe immediately followed with a line-drive single to left field to put Perez in position to drive in the winning run two batters later.
The win was Tech's 30th of the season, marking the first time the Red Raiders had won 30 or more games in three-straight seasons since 1997-99.
Tori Torrescano (6-15) took the loss for the third-straight day as she had pitched 2.2 innings of relief before giving up the home run. Taylor Smith gave up three runs off five hits over the first five innings.
The Red Raiders continue Big 12 play next weekend as they hit the road to travel to Norman, Okla. to face the 7th-ranked Sooners in a three-game series that begins at 7 p.m. Thursday evening.


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Hollywood Week is officially over. Over. And see what it's left in our wake? Our brains have been melted over the course of hours to putty, incapable of processing any sound without Ryan Seacrest telling us how amazing it is first, incapable of taking any statements at face value without waiting for Steven Tyler to slither up from some corner of our brain (as he does), flip it and reverse it, incapable of taking in experience without Fox first pulping it into easily digestible story arcs, incapable of visualizing anything other than what Steven Tyler did to our sensibilities, still. Who knows what the live rounds will do to us? By May ours brains are going to register nothing but confetti and high notes. Please follow along while this happens. It'll help us cope.
Anyway, we'll just go ahead and spoil the big ol' twist of the night, which is that it's not over. You–and we–have now got to watch Idol on Tuesday as well to figure out whether David Leathers, Jr., Johnny Keyser, Richie Law or Jermaine Jones will be the 25th semifinalist. What a twist! What a potentially completely pointless twist after you realize that every top 24 contender has a Facebook page, as do only two of the final four. (Yes, you can make fake Facebook/Twitter accounts, but Twitter's been quick about suspending certain names, and Facebook requires you to have 25 likes on a page before you give it a custom username, which we found out while trying to make a fake finalist page for research. We have done more research on this than we ever wanted or needed to do, and please thank us.)
There. That was the twist. Your world is hopefully rocked. While you put it back in order again, here are…
24. This Upsetting Fact: The top 12 women are almost all white, and it was not for lack of talent. At all. Blergh.
23. Steven Tyler: Watch Jennifer's face closely as he begins his three-quarter monty. It is the truest thing in the show's history.
22. Jennifer Lopez: Not that we're going to un-dock her points for her Erika Van Pelt bodysnarking on Wednesday. Especially when her presence last night could be replaced by an emoticon without anyone noticing.
21. The Twist: "A shocking turn of events that will change everything." To be sure, a new era in history is born every time a previously rejected guy on American Idol is added to the top 24.
20. Obvious Desires: 1. "I really hope that the judges see that from my past performances that I'm worth for the top 24." –Shannon 2. "I hope that what I did was enough to get to the next round." –Jermaine 3. "I hope that these contestants get a little more interesting." –Us
19. This Quote: "It's the most important night yet, and the Vegas strip is buzzing with energy." Bless you, Idol, for finally taking the stick out of Vegas' ass. This "energy" has everything to do with you and nothing to do with alcohol, drugs, sex, or money.
18. Multi-Person Dismissals: How dare you consolidate the final judgments of the youngest contestants?! David, Ariel, and Shelby had to witness someone's celebration at the same moment as their defeat. Teenagers already have enough complex emotions to handle! God, Idol! I feel like you don't understand me! No one understands me! #emo
17. Scott Dangerfield: Sings, looks and is presented like footage of a boy-band member ten years later. It's not that he's bad–he's one haircut and one visible guitar away from Phil Phillips–but he's clearly superfluous. But J. Lo said she wanted him to audition again anyway, which for those counting would be his third try. We get what the producers are doing. In 2025, once Idol is somehow still going with a judge's slate of Mandy Moore, Fred Durst and Randy Jackson and with cyborgs eligible to participate, Scott Dangerfield will get a big, juicy audition package about setting the world record for most Hollywood Week appearances.
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I have an Ubuntu server which is running Nginx and have a Wordpress site. I need good protection for it. Recently I found that BFD is causing some problems so I had to disable it. Does any one know of a better solution?
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you can try fail2ban and write custom rules.
regardless of the log-parser - make sure your logs are small - eg rotated daily.
There's always OSSEC too. It's very configurable.


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UMass baseball alum Mike Gedman was featured in the Boston Globe on Sunday. Gedman was recently hired as the head coach of Framingham State University in his hometown of Framingham, Mass.
Boston Globe: Gedman right at home as Framingham State's new coach
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Join us for an entertaining evening as Marc Anthony takes the Nokia Theatre L.A. LIVE stage as a part of his Cambio De Piel Tour 2014. Anthony will be here for one night only on Thursday, September 11, 2014 at 8:00 p.m.
Marc Anthony is an American singer-songwriter known for Latin salsa ballads and is the top selling tropical salsa artist in history. Anthony began his career as a songwriter and backup vocalist before he released his first freestyle music record in 1998 titled, Rebel. He was originally hesitant to go into salsa music when asked. However, after listening to Juan Gabriel's hit song in a taxi cab, he changed his mind and has stuck with the genre since.
Anthony has won two GRAMMY Awards and four Latin GRAMMY Awards that includes his most recent hit, "Vivir Mi Vida." He has also sold more than twelve million albums worldwide throughout his career. His last world tour, Vivir Mi Vida in 2013 was extended due to its popularity and is listed in Pollstar's top selling tours of 2013.
Tickets prices range from $59.75 to 249.75. AEG Live, venue, and radio presales begin on Wednesday April 16, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. and end on Thursday, April 17, 2014 at 9:59 a.m. For the general public, tickets will go on sale starting Thursday, April 17 at 10:00 a.m. through AXS.com and Friday, April 18, 2014 at 10:00 a.m. through the STAPLES Center Box Office.
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A stack frame has a fixed size and is deallocated when your function returns. So it's pretty useless for dynamic allocation. The size of a stack frame depends on the code at compile time so you can't dynamically allocate a stack frame anyway.
Stack is where you store your local variables and the heap is for longer term memory usage. A heap allocation can survive many function calls. If you allocate heap memory using a local variable for the pointer then you have to store that pointer somewhere so that you don't lose track of the memory when the function returns and the original pointer is lost forever, which would be a memory leak.


text: Somewhere in the old provincial city of Shiraz in Iran lives Negahdar Jamali, a pleasant eccentric who has made cowboy films for 35 years. They are purely amateur, to be sure. but Jamali's unbridled enthusiasm for his hobby convinces all his relatives and friends to get in front of the camera. This documentary provides an appealing picture not only of a Persian, amateur version of John Ford, but also of everyday life in the ancient city.


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24 May Prestigious Ministry of Defence Cup to begin in Moscow tomorrow
One of the most prestigious international events of the Modern Pentathlon calendar will get underway tomorrow in the Russian capital Moscow as the very elite battle it out for the $50,000 prize money on offer.
A huge commercial success, this competition is unlike any others, it is just a Mixed Relay. Proving once more how inclusive the sport is where men and women line-up side by side in pairs to represent their country.
Live on NTV-Plus in Russia, the event has proved a big hit for fans and hugely in demand amongst viewers on TV.
Italy, Hungary, Germany, Lithuania, Kazakhstan and hosts Russia will all be taking part with eyes firmly set on claiming one of the sport's biggest prizes.
The onus will be on the Russian team to take victory here with a crowd of expectant fans all cheering on for their compatriots. Last year, Sergei Karyakin and Donata Rimsaite brought home the winner's trophy.
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In my last "pet sitters" article, I promised to write a separate article about Newburgh and/or Boonville, IN. Now my research reveals that both towns plus Chandler, IN are very close to Evansville. Therefore, both of the companies below advertise for Evansville, Newburgh and 'the surrounding area'.
Adorable Pooches Palace
2414 MJM Industrial Drive
Evansville, IN 47715
Phone: 812-485-0000
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Adorable Pooches Palace offers 'Cageless Boarding,' often refered to as "Sleep Over Camp." Each dog is given a "luxury condo" with an elevated bed, music, lights and sometimes a television.
"Doggie Daycare" is also offered with supervised play, interaction with staff members and other dogs and even a "nap" time. Every overnight "Camp Guest" also gets to participate in "Doggie Day Care activities at no additional charge."
Do you want more information about Adorable Pooches Palace? Please look at their website, call and/or e-mail them. All of that info is listed above. For instance, this writer called to ask if they accept cats and the answer is "no … cats."
Compassionate Critter Care LLC
Owner & Operator: Nan Potter
Phone: 812-589-8946
"Dog walking and in-your-home pet sitting..."
Nan Potter of Compassionate Critter Care offers both of the above plus dog training in your home.
Ms. Potter wrote the following on her website: As a former veterinary assistant - and owner of several special needs pets of my own - I can administer medications, tend to pets' special needs, and give plenty of tender loving care during each visit. - Nan Potter, KPACTP, ABCPDT
Compassionate Critter Care can also bring in mail and newspapers, alternate lights and blinds, take out trash, water plants, etc. to give your home a "lived-in" look.
Do "you need a reliable, reputable, caring pet sitter in Evansville, Newburgh, or the surrounding area? .... Compassionate Critter Care is an official member of PUPS: Professional United Pet Sitters."
Ms. Potter advertises her dog walking as 'Walks with Nan' and goes on to say, "A well-exercised pet is a well-behaved pet!"
Sources: www.adorablepoochespalace.com and www.compassionatecrittercare.com
For more info: See Owensboro pet sitters and Evansville pet sitters


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Check out the cheap flights from Denver to four top destinations with Fly.com's fare sale. One way tickets range from $48-$59. Must fly by July 15, 2010 and the best deals are mid-week departures. Click on the following links for the travel calendar for Orange County, Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco.
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In the News: Tunisian Politics, Miss Universe, Apocalyptic Thinking About Syria, and more
A round-up of religion in the recent news.
Salafism for Dummies
by Alex Thurston Suddenly, Salafism seems to be everywhere: mainstream Salafism, political Salafism, Wahhabist Salafism, Arab Salafism, Islamist Salafism, radical Salafism, and at least one instance of salafist-fundamentalist cage-fighting-ism.
Tunisia's Secular-Religious Tension Heightens
Kathryn Montalbano: In post-revolution Tunisia, tensions between what have been described as secular and conservative Muslim citizens recently heightened in the capital, Tunis, foreboding one of the major difficulties the country will face in rebuilding its sovereignty. On Tuesday, members of the Islamist Salafist movement, which has propagated its demands in several...