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It's amateur radio Field Day weekend at Wailoa Center
Once a year, on the fourth weekend in June, more than 35,000 radio amateurs gather with their clubs, groups or simply with friends to operate from remote locations across the United States and Canada. It's the American Radio Relay League (ARRL) Field Day — the single most popular on-the-air event held in the two countries.
The radio amateurs, or hams, practice emergency communications, hold contests and — most of all — have fun. They invite folks of all ages to stop by and get a glimpse of what amateur radio is all about.
Hilo's annual ARRL Field Day — sponsored by the Big Island Amateur Radio Club, or BIARC — will be held this weekend at the Wailoa Art & Cultural Center at the end of Piopio Street, which is the road immediately makai of Aupuni Street and mauka of Bayside Chevron, at the corner of Pauahi and Kamehameha streets in downtown Hilo.
The event will run from 6 a.m. on Saturday, when volunteers start setting up some of the antennas and other radio equipment, to about 9 a.m. on Sunday, when the cleanup crew returns Wailoa Center to its normal function.
From 8 a.m. Saturday to 8 a.m. Sunday, amateur radio operators will participate in contests with fellow hams in Hawaii, on the U.S Mainland and in Canada. Each contact between ham operators is logged, and scores are kept in the various competitions. In all of it, the more contacts an operator makes, the better is his or her score for the club.
"There will be possibly other ham stations operating here in the islands. We will have two stations, one on 'phone' and the other on CW (Continuous Wave mode, also known as Morse Code)," said Hilo Field Day Chairman Robert Oliver. "Other modes will depend on what equipment other hams may bring to Field Day." Some antennas may be put up later in the day for nighttime use. All contacts will be done in a wireless manner, sent and received via the ionosphere.
Oliver said the basic band-plan station rigs to be set up for Field Day will be a Yaesu 857D radio and an ICOM 706MK2G.
Here's the Hilo Field Day schedule:
— 6 a.m.: Setup begins for two antenna systems, a Log Periodic antenna and a Tri-Band Yagi Beam;
— 8 a.m.: Contesting begins over 10-, 6- and 2-meter frequencies on one radio, and on 15- and 20-meter frequencies on the second;
— Noon to 1 p.m.: Lunch break;
— 1 p.m.: Testing sessions begin for all levels of amateur radio licenses issued by the Federal Communications Commission (for details, please contact Milt Nodacker at 965-6471);
— 2 p.m.: Antenna setup begins for nighttime contesting — an 80-meter Long Wire and a 40- and 80-meter Trap Antenna;
— 5 p.m.: Potluck dinner for operators, BIARC members and guests;
— 7 p.m.: Contesting begins on 40 meters and 20 meters;
— 2 a.m.: Contesting begins on 40 meters and 80 meters, with radio operations continuing past dawn, and
— 8 a.m.: Radio operations cease; the contesting logs are turned in and the antennas come down until next year.
Parents are encouraged to bring children. There's no age limit to becoming a ham. Girls and boys as young as age 6 have passed the initial exam and gotten on the air.
"The club invites people to come and see ham radio's capabilities and learn how to get their own FCC Amateur Radio license," said Oliver. "Interested people will be given the opportunity to try operating the radio transceivers on the air with supervision.
"Field Day is a time where many aspects of amateur radio come together to highlight our many roles. While some treat it as a contest, others use the opportunity to practice their emergency response capabilities. The contest part is simply to contact as many other stations as possible and to learn to operate our radio gear in abnormal situations and less-than-optimal conditions," explained Oliver.
"We use these same skills when we help with events such as marathons and walk-a-thons, fund-raisers and celebrations such as parades and fairs. These are all large, preplanned, non-emergency activities.
"But despite the development of very complex, modern communications systems — or maybe because they are so complex — ham radio has been called into action again and again to provide communications in crises when it really matters. Amateur radio people are well known for our communications support in real disaster and post-disaster situations," he said.
ARRL is the 150,000-plus member national association for amateur radio in the U.S.
The Amateur Radio Service has been around for a century. In that time, it's grown into a worldwide community of licensed operators using the airwaves with every conceivable means of communications technology. Its people range in age from youngsters to grandparents. Even rocket scientists and a rock star or two are in the ham ranks.
"Most, however, are just normal folks like you and me who enjoy learning and being able to transmit voice, data and pictures through the air to unusual places, both near and far, without depending on commercial systems," said Oliver. "The amateur radio frequencies are the last remaining place in the usable radio spectrum where you as an individual can develop and experiment with wireless communications. Hams not only can make and modify their equipment, but can create whole new ways to do things." Visit www.arrl.org.
For the younger generation, the ARRL — in East Hawaii, again courtesy of BIARC — offers Kids Day activities twice a year to promote amateur radio to keiki. The events are held in January and June. For details on the next Kids Day, please visit the BIARC website, www.biarc.net, toward the end of this year.
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Austere, Voluptuous Provence
Published: May 10, 1998
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Nowhere is the contrast between the austere and the voluptuous as striking as it is in Avignon, its skyline dominated by that looming, gorgeous immensity, the Palais des Papes. Built, destroyed, remodeled and reconstructed during the 14th century, a process set in motion when Pope Clement V fled the scandal and chaos of Rome for the relative calm of Provence, the palace -- with its grand courtyard, its towers and chapels, its cavernous audience halls -- might excite a painful case of real estate envy, were it not so vast and spooky that when a ghostly wind rattles the windows, my pulse begins to skip.
Damaged by fire, plundered by the Revolution, the stark interior gives little hint of the simultaneously pious and sybaritic lives that took place here, though traces are detectable in the 14th-century frescoes by Matteo Giovanetti, in the swirling golds and blues decorating the papal bedchamber and, finally, in the Chambre du Cerf. It was here that Clement VI repaired to forget his official duties, a purpose that perhaps explains why the most delightful room in the popes' residence is adorned with murals depicting scenes of hunting, fishing -- the cheerful taking of animal life. Or possibly what's being expressed is the same appetite responsible for the soaring dimensions of the kitchen, capable, according to my Cadogan Guide, of meeting the culinary demands of Clement VI's coronation feast: ''1,023 sheep, 118 cattle, 101 calves, 914 kids, 60 pigs, 10,471 hens, 1,446 geese, 300 pike ... 46,856 cheeses and 50,000 tarts.''
There is always one souvenir we forever regret not buying. In my case, it may be the deck of cards on sale at the gift shop of the Museum of the Petit Palais, at the north end of Avignon's Place du Palais. On the face of each card is a different Renaissance or medieval saint -- allowing the gambler, presumably, to play and to repent at once.
Here, as in many of the smaller Provencal museums, the art must compete with the building that houses it, or the view outside its windows. The Petit Palais offers panoramic vistas of the St.-Benezet Bridge that reaches (halfway) across the Rhone and beyond it to the quiet medieval suburb of Villeneuve-les-Avignon, with its tower, its fort and the labyrinthine, gloriously ruined chapels and cloisters of the Charterhouse of Val de Benediction. But, for now, the remarkable collection of Italian Gothic and Renaissance painting holds our attention. Though the museum takes pride in its Botticelli, his Virgin and Child pale slightly beside Carpaccio's Sacred Conversation: Mary, Jesus and accompanying saints occupy a Disneyesque fantasy landscape, with a natural rock bridge arching over the Virgin, a pair of nuzzling deer and symbolic scenes from the lives of St. Anthony and St. Jerome. Yet even Carpaccio's masterpiece barely holds its own against the Master of the Cassoni Campana's mythical extravaganza, a four-panel representation of scenes from the legend of Theseus and the Minotaur, including their final battle in a circular Labyrinth, truncated at waist-level to let us better observe their struggle.
Later that evening, I recall the frugal repast portrayed in one of the museum's gems -- an intensely touching 13th-century Last Supper. I happen to be eating a very different sort of meal, in Avignon's Hiely-Lucullus restaurant. The crepe stuffed with olive tapenade, the grilled lamb encrusted with thyme, the foie gras with morel cream sauce could hardly be less like the bread and fruit that the studio of the Master of the Madeleine set out for Jesus and His disciples; and yet I keep sensing an unmistakably spiritual current pulsing beneath the worldly delights of this temple to cuisine. Perhaps its source is a cheese course and a dessert cart that could move the irreligious to prayer; but more likely it's the restaurant's staff with its blessed lack of attitude, its coolly competent desire to please, its near-telepathic anticipation of one's every need, qualities we associate with the more selfless of the saints.
Throughout Provence, people seem kindly, helpful, relaxed -- except behind the wheel. An altered sense of time must be what allows the men (and, surprisingly, one woman) from the sleepy town of Pernes-les-Fontaines to spend all afternoon indulging in the puzzling rituals of the less-than-racy sport of boules. Or perhaps it's the immanence of history that encourages one to count centuries rather than minutes. Conceivably, that's how one might feel if one lived in Vaison-la-Romaine, where the epochs are layered like those 3-D vertical time lines in children's museums. Divided in two sections are the Roman ruins: villas, an amphitheater, statuary, streets displaying the imperial passion for municipal plumbing, all landscaped with rows of cherries, irises and almonds -- rather formal French plantings that the Roman magistrates would no doubt have approved. Uphill from the ruins is the twisting, atmospheric medieval city, while the epochs separating the Empire from the Middle Ages are compressed in the church of Notre-Dame-de-Nazareth, where the pillars of a Roman temple are half-buried, like pylons bearing the weight of the Romanesque.


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There are countless places on Main St, or within walking distance to choose from. Whether you have no care for price or can only spend 10 dollars, there is a variety of types of food and restaurants to choose from.
Despite having very good Division I sports teams, the school doesn't have the best school spirit. However the club sports here are just as competitive as the Varsity sports, and everyone participates in Intramural sports teams. If you want to play a sport here, there are endless possibilities!
I believe good jobs are out there for Communications.
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Nightlife at University of Delaware is a lot of fun. There are plenty of options for 21+. On Main Street there are a lot of bars to go to. If you are under 21, there are always house parties which are tons of fun.
University of Delaware has fun tailgates during football season. This is the only sport that has a bigger fan base.
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On campus, I feel safe walking back and forth to class. You will normally see at least one police car on your walk to campus. The only problem is during the night. It is not safe to walk alone on UD campus at night.
I haven't had an internship through UD yet, but I've applied for two already for this upcoming summer. I can only speak for the ag department, but on that dept's site, internships, jobs, and scholarships are posted daily, and emails are constantly sent out advertising new opportunities for students. It seems like UD is very focused on getting students into the workforce. I am very pleased with this aspect of the school.
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campus crime is almost non existing. the newark police force is always there for us on and off campus. emergency buttons to the police are all over campus. also plenty of campus security. I feel completely safe at all times.
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local atitude is great. everyone looking out for you. not much on local attractions, but area is close to wash,md,pa and 4 hours to ny.
Very strict on drinking in the dorms and parking in the wrong place. Also, a lot of noise in the dorm is not tolerated.
network reliability is excellent. WIFI throughout . I have my own laptop and desk top computer. Copying is no problem.
Parking for residents isn't too bad. The lots are within a reasonable distance from Dorms and classes. However it does cost an arm and a leg.
I would do this again, and am looking forward to it.
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Nutirtion is a very intriguing but more difficult major. I love it because I love the topic but if you don't enjoy learning about food there is no way you will make it through all the science classes. Besides the science courses that are required the work load is very fair. I have been accepted to two internships so far and I am only a sophomore. Udel has a great reputation and the name alone can help you on your resume.
I'm pretty happy with my my major. I love all my major classes but some classes that I have to take like ECON and Management classes don't really make sense to me since I am a Nutrition major.
The process to obtaining a nutrition major was relatively easy. All I had to do was bring my class course objectives and prove to the advisor that this major was for me. If you are being honest with them and you really love what you want to do you should have no difficulty receiving the major you want.
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Fill half of the egg with jelly beans. Pipe candy on edge of egg; attach egg halves together. Chill to set.
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For grass base, tint white candy with green candy color with yellow for green shade shown. Fill bottom of baking cup 3/8 in. deep. Tap to level out candy. Using cut bag, pipe up side of cup 1/2 in. to 3/4 in. Chill firm. Peel baking cup off and remove candy grass cup.
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Antarctic Adaptations
Unlike human visitors, Antarctica's plants and animals don't require high-tech gear. How have these organisms adapted to thrive—not just survive—in such an extreme environment?
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In Antarctica, the Sun never sets during the summer or rises during the winter. But do you know why? Learn the answer from a researcher who summers in the land of constant daylight.
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While its existence had been predicted for thousands of years, Antarctica was the very last continent discovered. Learn about its first explorers—and the teamwork that exists there today.
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Greatest clan & movie in the entirety of RuneScape.
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British director Ken Loach'scontroversial film about the Irish fight for independence, The Wind That Shakes the Barley, has won the Palme d'Or, the top honourat the Cannes Film Festival.
The award was announced at the close of the influential French festival, which startedMay 17 and ended Sunday.
Hong Kong director Wong Kar-wai, who was president of the jury,said its members wereunanimous in choosing Loach's film.
Set in 1920s Ireland, The Wind That Shakes the Barley tells the story of two brothers, one who is fighting for Irish independence and another who is training as a doctor at a London university until circumstances force him to make a political choice.
It stars Cillian Murphy and Padraic Delaney.
The director, whose previous projects include 11'09''01-September 11 and McLibel, often tackles sensitive political subjects on television and the big screen.
His portrayal of a country under occupation has deliberate resonance for Britain's current overseas involvement in Iraq.
"Our film is about, we hope, a little step, a very little step in the British confronting their imperialist history. And maybe, if we tell the truth about the past, maybe we tell the truth about the present," he said after accepting the award.
Loach, 69, is a first-time winner of the Palme d'Or, but previously won the third-place Jury Prize at Cannes with 1990's Hidden Agenda and 1993's Raining Stones.
French war film wins Grand Prix
The Grand Prix, or runner-up prize, was awarded to another film on the theme of war and its consequences — Flanders, directed by France's Bruno Dumont.
The film is the story of a young and taciturn farmhand, Demester, who is called up to fight a war in an unspecified desert country characterized by Arab snipers.
On Saturday, Chinese director Wang Chao's Luxury Car was named best film in the secondary Cannes competition called "Un Certain Regard."
Luxury Car is a family drama about a retired country teacher who travels to the Chinese city of Wuhan searching for his lost son.
There were 20 films in the main competition at Cannes. Earlier in the week,Spanish veteran Pedro Almodavarhad beenfavoured to win the Palme d'Or for Volver, a comic drama about three generations of women making do without men. Instead he won best screenplay.
Actresses lauded for Almodavar's Volver
Volver also took best actresses honours for the ensemble cast, including Penelope Cruz as a vivacious young mother married to an unemployed labourer and Carmen Maura, as a ghost who haunts Cruz and her sister.Lola Duenas, Blanca Portillo, Yohana Cobo and Chus Lampreave also starred.
Mexico's Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu won the best director for Babel, a multicultural saga about loosely linked families around the globe.
Other winners were:
- Jury Prize: Red Road by Andrea Arnold of Britain.
- Best Actors: Jamel Debbouze, Samy Naceri, Roschdy Zem, Sami Bouajila, Bernard Blancan for Days of Glory, from Algeria.
- Golden Camera (to a first-time director): A Fost Sau N-A Fost?, by Corneliu Porumboiu of Romania.
- Best short film: Sniffer by Bobbie Peers of Norway.
Three rising Latin American directors werekey contenders at Cannes, among them Inarritu and another Mexican director, Guillermo del Toro.
Del Toro entered a fairy-tale nightmare, Pan's Labyrinth, about a girl who encounters a horned satyr who offers to help her escape everyday life in fascist Spain and live in a magical realm.
Uruguayan filmmaker Israel Adrian Caetano's Buenos Aires 1977, based on the true story of a soccer player wrongly imprisoned and tortured as a terrorist in Argentina, was also in contention.
American directors get mixed response
Films from American directors received mixed receptions in the main competition.
Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette, starring Kirsten Dunst, earned praise for its style and visual panache but was criticized as a superficial treatment of the 18th century French queen.
Richard Linklater's consumer satire Fast Food Nation,featuring Greg Kinnear, Patricia Arquette and Ethan Hawke,got alukewarm reception.
Southland Tales, a darkly comic portrait of impending apocalypse by Donnie Darko director Richard Kelly, failed to fire any imaginations inCannes.
The juryat Cannes this yearwas chaired by Wong, with members including actress Zhang Ziyi, Samuel L. Jackson, Helena Bonham Carter, Tim Roth and Monica Bellucci.


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Bible Study Curriculum from Mission Arlington
This Texas based urban ministry has an extensive library of downloadable Bible curriculum materials, including Old Testament, The Life of Christ, summer studies, and much more. We have not reviewed all the materials on the site, but the lessons we looked at are very well scripted and include lots of Q&A, activities and handouts, and would work well in a homeschool environment. From the website:
We discovered early on that much of the curriculum written for the church was developed with the "already churched person" in mind. Mission Arlington/Mission Metroplex Curriculum is written specifically for the unchurched child, teenager, and adult.
"This wonderful resource has free creative ideas for children's bible studies as well as a few for adults. I look forward to adding these to our study and hope others enjoy them as well." – Submitted by Jeniver Boyer
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Many people have complained about Windows 8 when it comes to using the OS on desktop, or even laptop computers. The touch input on these machines is slightly pointless, they argue, because they're usually not touch-enabled. So a new LGs display is all ready and yearning to feel your tactile input, and give the best of Windows 8 on your existing hardware.
What you get here is 10-point touch, and it's to demonstrate this that LG has put these musical apps on the screens. With humans having a set of only 10 digits, it's quite unlikely you're going to find yourself needing any more touch points than that.
The display is able to fold down for better access. Presumably you could use the Windows 8 on-screen keyboard to get some typing done in this mode, although we think it's quite unlikely that anyone will try to use it in that way for any length of time.
It's a 23-inch IPS screen as well, so you're going to get some enormously crisp and vivid detail and colour from it. In our time looking at the display on the LG stand, it was utterly lovely. Touch-input aside, this looks to us like a great monitor for all uses.
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I want to go to Bridge Day at the New River Gorge in October. Any advise on where to stay, without camping. Looks like Fayetteville is the closest town.
Probably will be difficult to get anything in Fayetteville. The largest town with the most lodging options nearby is Beckley. Here are a few suggestions:
Hampton Inn Beckley - (304) 252-2121
Country Inn & Suites - (304) 252-5100
Comfort Inn Beckley - (304) 255-5291
Super 8 - (304) 253-0802
Fairfield Inn-Beckley - (304) 252-8661
Howard Johnson-Express Inn - (304) 255-5900
Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites Beckley - (304) 252-2250
The bridge is IN Fayetteville, so yes almost impossible to
get a room there. Beckley is only 25 minutes away, easy drive.
Lots of options ......listed in the above post.
Be sure to check in on Friday, and plan to leave your hotel no later than 10 AM on Saturday. Bridge Day...is very popular...and can be very crowded.
Park your car at the Fayetteville High School, and catch the shuttle to the bridge. It will take you as far as vehicles can possibly get to the bridge.
Have fun!....see you there ;)
Thanks for the info, looks like a rocking good time, I can't wait!!
Maybe I'll check it out this year and jump next year.
Is Beckley better then Summerville?
(well, thats a matter of opinion...LOL)
Beckley is larger so therefore will have a lot more options as far as hotels and resturants.
I can't imagine that there would be any hotels available in Summersville or Fayetteville. Bridge Day is a big deal, and I'd bet that the local hotels are booked a year in advance. You may even have trouble getting a room in Beckley. So, I'd recommend making your reservations as soon as possible. If you can get Summersville, great. If not, then try Beckley.
So Rose306....did you go?? Where did you stay? What did you think??
I went with my son and daughter. Had an amazing time!! Weather was just perfect!! Big crowds...hundreds of jumpers...jumping over and over again.
It was a blast!!
Yes, we went!
OMG, the adrenaline was contagious.
We had a blast, I'm going to go every year from now on. We took the shuttle bus from K-Mart on Rt. 19 and got there right when they started letting people in. We got a spot right at the bridge railing at the platform where the base jumpers were launching.
I had no idea there was so much going on. We met up with some white water folks on Friday night, they open the dam gates on the Gauley River for 3 weeks in Oct. so it attracts kayakers world-wide.
There was rappelling and zip lining under the bridge, we met the guy that put all the cables up the day before for that. We walked down to the bottom of the bridge and caught the action from that angle- it's a 8mi round trip hike down and a 4 mile uphill going back, but well worth it.
We stayed at Beckley, which is a very sad little town, we drove around Friday evening looking for restaurants, other than chains or bars- nothing, dead. So, we ended up at Pies & Pints in Fayetteville and had a great time, it was a friendly crowd.. We stayed at the Country Inn and Suites, which was disappointing, the room was clean but the "breakfast" sucked and the coffee was about the worse I've ever had. I walked to Cracker Barrel next store and there coffee was superior, that's how bad it was.
BUT, overall, an awesome time!
Glad you had a good time at the bridge...it WAS a blast!
But....wow ...Beckley...."A very sad little town!!?? Ouch!!!
Great Local resturants: The Char, Pasquale's Italian, Aagan Indian,
Foster's Bar and Grill., King Tuts Drive-In even...many others. (should have
asked me about that part!)
(Sorry about Country Inn and Suites.)
Sorry, I didn't mean to trash your town.
After spending the previous night in Lexington, VA and lunch in Lewisburg we were looking for a block with cute little shops and restaurants like those towns. We couldn't find it in Beckley. The streets were deserted and everything was closed at 7pm on Friday evening.


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C. Robert "Zim" Zimmerman, 84, of Wernersville, formerly of Ephrata, passed away Saturday, March 17, 2012 at Reading Hospital.
His wife, the late E. Jane Zimmerman, passed away April 3, 2007. Born in Ephrata, Mr. Zimmerman was the son of the late Charles K. and Florence (Reich) Zimmerman.
He was a World War II Veteran and member of the Ephrata VFW and West Lawn United Methodist Church. He was also a member of the Ephrata Pioneer Fire Company for over 60 years. Mr. Zimmerman worked as a lineman for the former D&E Telephone Company.
He is survived by a son: C. Dennis, husband of Sylvia (Althouse) Zimmerman, of Sinking Spring; four granddaughters: Susan E. Zimmerman and Allison J. Reber, both of Wyomissing Hills; Jaclyn M., wife of Bryan Waldron, of Middletown; and Lora L., wife of Tim Boozer, of Elizabethtown; one grandson: Dennis P., husband of Tiffany (Zinn) Zimmerman, of Bonneauville; and eight great- grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held March 22 at 11 a.m. at Paul L. Gravenor Home For Funerals, 100 W. Main St., Ephrata, with the Rev. Terrance Cooney officiating. Place of interment will be Mt. Zion Evangelical Cemetery, Akron.
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›The wherewithal
›Twist my arm
Lyrics for album: Trouble At The Henhouse (1996)
›Gift shop
›Springtime in vienna
›Ahead by a century
›Don't wake daddy
›700 ft. ceiling
›Butts wigglin
›Apartment song
›Coconut cream
›Let's stay engaged
›Put it off
Lyrics for album: Day for Night (1995)
›Grace, too
›Greasy jungle
›Yawning or snarling
›Fire in the hole
›So hard done by
›Nautical disaster
›Inevitability of death
›An inch an hour
›Titantic terrarium
Lyrics for album: Fully Completely (1993)
›Looking for a place to happen
›At the hundredth meridian
›Pigeon camera
›Locked in the trunk of a car
›We'll go to
›Fully completely
›Fifty-mission cap
›Wheat kings
›The wherewithal
Lyrics for album: Road Apples (1991)
›Little bones
›Twist my arm
›The luxury
›Born in the water
›Long time running
›Bring it all back
›Three pistols
›On the verge
›Fiddler's green
›The last of the unplucked gems
Lyrics for album: Up to Here (1989)
›Blow at high dough
›I'll believe in you (or i'll be leaving you tonight)
›New orleans is sinking
›38 years old
›She didn't know
›Boots or hearts
›Everytime you go
›When the weight comes down
›Trickle down
›Another midnight
Lyrics for album: The Tragically Hip (1987)
›Small town bringdown
›Last american exit
›Killing time
›Cemetery sideroad
›I'm A Werewolf, Baby
›Highway girl
›All canadian surf club
Lyrics for album: Other Songs
›Fiddle's Green
›Happy Hour
›New Orleans Is Sinkin'
›Oh Honey
›Get back again
›Fisty mission cap
›Problem bears
›Ultra mundane
›As makeshift as we are
›Gus - the polar bear from central park
›Heaven is a better place today
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›It can't be nashville every night
›Summer's killing us
›The heart of the melt
›Vaccination scar
›You're everywhere
›Last Night I Dreamed You Didn't Love Me
›I'll Believe In You
›Puttin Down
›The New Maybe
›Thirty-Eight Years Old
›Pascal's Submarine
›Goodnight Josephine
›No Threat
›One Night In Copenhagen
›We'll Go Too
›Are We Family
›Fifty Mission Cap
Lyrics for album: Self-Titled
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Despite being just 21, Baker is among the more experienced members of the young British team having featured at the London 2012 Olympics alongside Vicki Lucass, Katie Clark and Asha Randall.
Having reached the final with an impressive display in the preliminaries earlier in the week, Britain scored 82.510 for 11th, they posted 82.570 in the medal showdown to fall one place to 12th.
However Baker was pleased with the overall performance of the team in Barcelona as they continue building towards the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio.
"I think the performance went really well, we worked on a lot of things since the prelims to get everything clean, especially the figures, as we know that's one of the areas that we're stronger in than other teams," she said.
"We've been working on height synchronisation and making sure the patterns are all there. It felt like a lot better swim than the prelims."
As one of the elder stateswomen in the team Baker admits her role in the squad has changed and she will continue to ensure the younger members remain upbeat despite their 12th-place finish.
"My role is checking they're OK and just going round, giving them high fives and getting them psyched up for the swims," she added.
"We just say it's like training, we've worked on everything and they know that they can do it."
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WASHINGTON— Advancing what could become a near-total rebuild of the U.S. nuclear weapons arsenal, the Air Force on Friday solicited industry proposals to build a new fleet of land-based nuclear missiles as well as replacements for its air-launched nuclear cruise missile force. The Air Force operates two of the three legs the nuclear arsenal— the bombers and... » Read More
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Finmeccanica, Europe's fourth-largest aerospace and defense company, has approached DRS Technologies, proposing a takeover bid of as much $5.41 billion, sources close to the matter told Reuters.
Defense giants Boeing and Northrop Grumman keep going at it over the Air Force tanker deal. This as the clock ticks down on a Government Accounting Office investigation into whether the current decision should stand.
Lockheed Martin said Tuesday quarterly profit rose 6 percent, helped by higher sales of its electronic, information and space systems.
Australia may delay some of the Lockheed F-35 Joint Strike Fighters it planned to buy because they cost too much. This, even though the Aussies are helping to create the next generation military jet. Wait, you mean there's already a military aircraft being built in part by foreigners?
The new tanker being put forward by Northrop Grumman and EADS is supposed to include a new system to defend itself from attack. Good thing. Seems a lot of defense has been necessary ever since Northrop and the Airbus folks beat out Boeing to win the massive contract.
Northrop Grumman updated analysts with a conference call on the KC-45 tanker program--the $35 billion contract Northrop and EADS beat out Boeing to win. Boeing has filed a protest, and today Northrop said it has completely stopped work on the tanker until a review of the protest is completed by the Government Accounting Office.
We're talking tankers and sock monkeys, because…we can. In the latest volley over whether or not the Air Force tanker contract should be trashed, Northrop Grumman will hold a conference call Tuesday morning with analysts (reporters can listen) "to discuss the KC-45 tanker program."
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