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Meth lab dumpsite found in Green Creek
Polk County Sheriff's Office seeks help in finding the dumpers
Published: Thursday, January 2, 2014 at 10:08 a.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, January 2, 2014 at 10:08 a.m.
Polk County sheriff's deputies found a meth lab dumpsite on John Weaver Road in the Green Creek community on New Year's Day, sparking an investigation and a call to residents to report any suspicious activity in the area.
The dumpsite held materials and chemicals associated with "one-pot" or "shake-and-bake" productions of the illegal, manmade drug methamphetamine, according to a news release from the Sheriff's Office.
Deputies contacted a narcotics officer, who secured the scene where deputies found a hydrogren chloride gas generator and a two-liter bottle used to cook the methamphetamine.
The Polk County Sheriff's Office is asking anyone who sees trash being thrown from vehicles or people acting suspicious in the vicinity or vehicles parked on the roadway to report those instances. Deputies are reminding the public that chemicals associated with meth labs are dangerous.
If suspicious items are found, report the findings to the Sheriff's Office and do not tamper with the materials.
When found clustered together, the following items may indicate a pile of trash could be waste from a meth lab: anhydrous ammonia tanks; loose pills that look like common cold pills or diet pills or packaging from cold pills that contain ephedrine or pseudoephedrine; empty or full containers that are labeled as muriatic acid, Freon or starter fluid; alcohol or methanol (like Heet-brand gasoline additive or rubbing alcohol); red-stained coffee filters, bed sheets, pillow cases or old clothing; iodine crystals (grayish-black and shiny); containers that held sodium hydroxide, sulfuric and hydrochloric acid (Red Devil lye) or other drain cleaners; red phosphorus (in match books or sticks); ether (engine starting fluid); cans of solvents such as acetone, benzene, toluene, methyl ethyl ketone or xylene; disassembled lithium batteries; clear glass containers that look like they are from a laboratory, with rubber or plastic hosing; and containers from table salt or rock salt.
The N.C. State Bureau of Investigation is assisting in the investigation. To report any suspicious findings or activity, call the Sheriff's Office at 828-894-3001.
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North Texas legislators offer competing bills on how to overhaul problem-plagued CPRIT
AUSTIN – Two state senators from North Texas have major differences in how to tackle problems at Texas' cancer-fighting agency.
Legislation updated by Sen. Jane Nelson, R-Flower Mound, on Tuesday includes several recommendations from a state audit that found extensive problems with the operations of the Cancer Prevention and Research Institute of Texas.
Sen. Wendy Davis, D-Fort Worth, filed a bill Tuesday with changes urged by the state auditor, but her legislation takes aim at the potential role of political contributions in the award process.
The competing bills are the opening of what may become an intensely partisan debate over the fate of CPRIT, which is under criminal investigation by the Travis County District Attorney's office and a civil probe by the attorney general's office over how it has awarded grants.
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by Jimmy Criswell » Wed Dec 26, 2012 1:13 pm
I move forward the notion that NTK should move over to restrictor plates to make the races more racey instead of diluting the field down to two classes and leaving nowhere for heavy guys to go. I have gained weight and it will be hard for me to make 385 now. Most of the other clubs run plates and I am not sure why NTK does not. It is hard to be competitive without a 405 class. I know this will slow some of you down but the adrenaline rush of racing makes up for the lost speed. I am contemplating moving to another track along with the rest of my family if the track does not consider this. Who is with me? What does it mean to win a championship if you won it running against one or two other people? When you do it with 12-15...that's a different story. Come on family...let's do this. I know all of you now and even though I am not a member you guys and gals all know me. I am the taller bald headed guy. I wanted to bring this up before the rules meeting.
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by Matt Drottz » Wed Dec 26, 2012 9:12 pm
Jimmy, I hate to hear your not happy with where your karting situation is, I hate to get on NTKs site and propose this, but I don't have your ph # and I know you have inquired about this before. I think you need to come run with us at Kam, I am right at 400 lbs across the scales and run up front regularly ( we have guys up to 425 running up front too), I think what hurts you is the fact of the restricted power in a clone motor, so adding to it, will only make it worse. Problem is, with a road course, you have to get outta the gas so much, whereas, on the oval we are flat out, so weight can turn into momentum, plus we run an open header rule, so we are getting more power out of our clones. Just FYI, we have a show Jan 5th and the 19th, I believe the Jan 5th show pays out some $$$ too:) , our min weight rule for 2013 is 375# min, FYI.
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by Jimmy Criswell » Thu Dec 27, 2012 3:57 am
Can you please call me tomorrow. I am open to this idea. 972.741.5964
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"It's a lasting and fitting tribute to Secretary Jewell and President Obama that they have conserved so many treasured places valued by Americans across the nation.
While President Obama's Fiscal Year 2017 budget proposal boosts spending in certain areas and the 2016 appropriations bill included some much needed increases for natural resources and conservation programs, much work remains to be done.
The Wilderness Society issued the following statement on the heels of House and Senate passage today of the omnibus budget package, which now goes to President Obama for signature.
The legislation will support efforts to make droughts like the one the Yakima Basin is experiencing this year less of a hardship for both farms and fish.
"This Congress may have set a record for its blizzard of attacks on our bedrock conservation laws – laws that protect clean water, clean air and our natural heritage," said Jamie Williams, president of The Wilderness Society.
At the same time these cuts would diminish access to these public lands for all Americans.
Citing continued damage to the environment, the economy, drinking water supplies and more, The Wilderness Society, along with other national groups across the U.S., is urging the President and Congress to invest in vitally important conservation and natural resource programs.
The Wilderness Society applauds President Obama's fiscal year 2016 budget for responsibly addressing the damaging sequester and restoring essential funding to conservation, clean energy and outdoor recreation programs that support our nation's treasured public lands and address the h
The Wilderness Society released the following statement today regarding a close vote on a conservation amendment (S.A.
Today, several measures aimed to roll back protections on our nation's public lands were defeated in the Senate as part of the Keystone XL Pipeline bill.


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Nashua Sculpture Symposium launches this week, to continue for the next three
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Webb City spoiled senior night in Neosho on Monday, as the Lady Cardinals cruised to a 60-35 victory in the Lady Wildcats' final home game of the season.
The Lady Cardinals took control of the scoreboard early as they jumped out to a 15-5 lead in the first quarter and never looked back. They went on to win ever quarter, in fact, behind a huge performance from standout Mikaela Burgess, who finished with 30 points to lead all scorers.
Desirea Buerge also proved tough to handle as she poured in 16 points for the Lady Cardinals, followed by Kaylee Reynolds with two, Megan Heman three, Lexey Kneib two and Kaitlin Beason seven.
Chelsey Henry led the Lady Wildcats with 10 points, while Morgan Rathmann chipped in eight, Morgan Rogers seven, Brooke Stauffer three, Emily Harrell one, Whitney Wise four and Addi Long two.
The Lady Wildcats (8-16, 0-6 conference) honored their lone senior, Rathmann, before the game on senior night.
Webb City went on to win the "B" game, 48-38. Henry led the Lady Wildcats in scoring with 11 points.
Neosho closes out its regular season at 6 p.m. Thursday in Carthage.
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A controversial type of zoning that allows developers in Palo Alto to build bigger projects than they typically could as long as they provide public benefits will be off limits for the foreseeable future.
The city council voted 7-2 Monday, with council members Larry Klein and Gail Price dissenting, to temporarily suspend planned community zoning and explore ways it can be reformed.
"Let's find a way to really evaluate these projects, to really evaluate whether or not the community gets their money's worth," said Vice Mayor Liz Kniss.
Council Member Greg Scharff agreed.
"We need to rebuild faith with the community," said Scharff, referring to widespread criticism that the process for granting planned community zoning is too opaque and transactional.
The so-called "timeout" would affect one project in the pipeline. The Pollock Financial Group of Portola Valley has proposed a 33,000-square-foot building for First Republic Bank at 2755 El Camino Real.
The primary public benefit would be a new right-turn lane from Oregon Expressway onto El Camino Real.
"We can appreciate that the community and the policymakers may want to take a fresh look at PC zone applications to eliminate unfortunate or abusive projects," Jeff Pollock told the city council.
"However, we feel that 2755 just does not fit in that category. We're not abusive. We're moderately sized."
Price said the project should be allowed to proceed.
"I feel that in this case, the PC option provides a design outcome that could be very attractive for that intersection," she said.
More than 100 projects have been built with planned community zoning since 1951. It hasn't been substantively modified since 1978, when the city began requiring developers to provide public benefits.
According to a city staff report, potential reforms could include establishing a minimum distance between a planned community zoning project and existing low-density residential neighborhoods, reserving the zoning for only certain types of projects and creating a fixed menu of public benefits.
An analysis and recommendation could be ready for public review and comment by summer.
Klein said the timeout could have "unintended consequences."
The city stands to lose out on potentially beneficial projects as a result of developers electing not to wait for the return of planned community zoning and building projects that do not require city council approval, he explained.
"I worry about that," Klein said.
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A portion of eastbound U.S. Route 30 was closed before 6 p.m. Monday due to a non-injury, single-vehicle rollover accident, according to a Massillon police dispatcher.
A pickup truck had rolled over about 5:15 p.m. on Route 30, just west of state Route 21.
A man driving the truck was not injured in the accident, and refused medical treatment, the dispatcher said. There were no other occupants in the truck.
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SPOTTING & More: Were you spotted?
September 14, 2006—J. Mendel's name is
synonymous with red-carpet fashion; and his Spring 2007 hit the mark.
Inspired by modern architecture and sculpture, Mendel's collection
highlights the interplay between hard and soft, a metaphor for the
strength and beauty of the modern woman. To this end, the collection
featured dresses made from stiff organza and tulle, softened by its
combination of flowing silk chiffon. Dresses and skirts were
characterized by clean lines and geometric elements such as circle
embellishments. Diaphanous gowns, with an emphasis on volume, floated
down - sure to be red-carpet winners. Congruent with Mendel's
architectural theme, the collection's palette consisted of natural,
subdued shades like stone, cream, and slate grey; but with an added
"oomph" of shimmer.
Celebrity Sightings:
Rimes and husband; Harper's Bazaar Editor-in-Chief Glenda Bailey.
September 14, 2006—Viewing Abaete's Spring 2007
collection was motivation enough to make you jump off your seat and hop
on the first flight to St. Tropez. Inspired by French sophistication and
a Brazilian sensuality, designer Laura Poretzky's collection included
lots of vacation-worthy ensembles, like mini-dresses, shorts, and
swimwear. Colors were mainly cream and brown, but with occasional
splashes of turquoise, yellow and red (a short, ruffled yellow
mini-dress was a standout). The entire look was accented by wide-brim
floppy hats, and a stellar collection of shoes in red and turquoise
satin, which are scheduled to debut at Payless!
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September 14, 2006—I've been waiting all week
to attend the Badgley Mischka show. There's something about a fabulous
gown that makes a gal feel like a princess. And, should one need a
Red-Carpet-ready gown or a knockout cocktail dress, these are the men to
turn to for help. Attendees at today's show were treated to a dazzling
display of chiffon gowns, silk organza dresses and some cotton lace
dresses. With soft fabrics, and toned down shades like ivory, mist,
blush pink, and buttermilk, everything had an ethereal quality. Even the
metallics were subdued, not the gaudy 80's gold we've seen in past
As for the bags, python, python, python! From silver satchels and bronze
handbags to midnight blue clutched, python was the skin of choice. With
it's luxe appeal and timeless elegance, this is one look you'll want to
invest in.
A full report on the Badgley Mischka handbag line will be up soon.
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September 14, 2006—Opening with music from The
Nutcracker, Vera Wang's presentation – from colors choice to
music – was soft and somber. The palette consisted of muted black,
grays, ivory, and nudes, with a hint of midnight blue. Layering of
silk-satin and chiffon separates mixed with cocktail dresses and evening
gowns. As with other shows, there was a play on volume with fitted tops
and bubble skirts.
September 12, 2006—For Spring 2007, Betsey Johnson's
gals look like Little Bow Peeps without their sheep. With curled hair,
pale skin and matte poppy-red lips, the models strutted down the catwalk
looking like little cherubs heading off to a glamorous picnic. Polka
dots of red, grey and green appeared on dresses, tops and bathing suits.
It was a very 1940's, kept housewife look, right down to the cut of the
dresses (fitted at the top and bubble at the bottom) and the high-waist
bikini bottoms. As with other shows this week, pleating made an
appearance – I sense a trend coming.
The show was youthful, fun and very Betsy. As always, the show closed
with Ms. B's trademark cartwheel. This year, she also danced with
Patricia Field and coddled her
new grandchild (the inspiration for the collection) down the runway.
check out our
behind-the-scenes coverage before the show began!
September 12, 2006—Stretchy, warm weather dresses
and sexy bikinis strolled along a waiting pool at the Great Jones Spa.
The atmosphere was relaxing and set the stage for a laid-back
September 11, 2006—When I think of Oscar
de la Renta, my mind wonders to thoughts of bubble skirts, glamorous
gowns and SJP in the last episode of Sex and the City – you remember her
on the bed in a cloud of layered heather gray and blue tulle! For Spring
2007, expect fabulous cocktail dresses in primary colors – red, blue and
yellow – with scoop, deep-V and heart-shape necklines. The knock out
look was a vibrant yellow ball gown with a gigantic print along the hem.
The Bags: It seems that bigger is still better, as oversized
totes rain supreme. More notes to come soon!-
Pamela Pekerman
September 11, 2006—On Episode 5 of Project
Runway, Robert attempted to modernize Jackie O's iconic style. While he
failed, with her Spring-Summer 07 collect, Carolina Herrera does manages
to update the former First Lady's penchant for tailored, classic
silhouettes. A khaki, button-down shirtdress is modernized with a thick
belt worn at the waist. A business-casual-ready poppy red top was belted
and paired with crème eyelet pants. The color palette was mostly black,
white, khaki and grey with variations of red sprinkled into the fashion
pot.- Pamela Pekerman
September 10, 2006—Diane von Furstenberg
was the show this weekend, and the queen of the wrap dress did not
disappoint. In front of a chic
crowd, predominantly clad in DVF, loose summer dresses in bold
shades of poppy, kelly green, gold and fuchsia paraded down the runway.
Solid-color wrap dresses mixed with geometric print tops and quirky
looks like a cocoon coat with spotted frog leggings and a ladybug dress
(the later was truly adorable). The animals are a nod to the Garden of
Eden and Eve, DVF's inspiration for the collection. "All About Eve!
celebrates the metamorphosis of woman from nature into being… the birth
of femininity." The runway was a story from earth tons, to animals and
finally the goddess within each woman. Fittingly, the show closed in
royal fashion with a crystallized python lame tunic that will be a hot
look at glamorous poolside's from the Hamptons to Palm Springs.
The highlight: a gold jersey coat dress – pair it with a fabulous
chocolate envelope clutch from Lambertson Truex' Spring/Summer 07
collection.- Pamela Pekerman
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September 10, 2006—It's difficult to loosen
up the fashion elite and get them to smile during a fashion show, but
Tracy Reese managed to do just that. Beginning the show with a
sensual tango, with dancers provided by
Empire Dance,
the mood was set for a fashionable escape into hot Latin nights. There
was a lot of eyelet, fly-away dresses and blouses, ruching, minis and
empire dresses. Colors were muted and feminine - slate, mustard, mauve,
hazelnut, rose, black and white. Fabric flowed with billowing tops and
bubble dresses, making me covet an immediate transition from the rigid,
structure of fall.
PS We'll be doing a whole feature on Tracy Reese's burgeoning handbag
line, after fashion week! Stay toned and be the first
Bagista on the
block with the bag-a-licious scoop.- Pamela
September 10, 2006—After fall's strict lines
and tailoring, designers are gravitating towards playful movement.
Gustavo Arango, a Puerto Rican-based designer, interpreted this
trend (at least I think it will devolve into a trend) in his own
luxurious way by, crinkling silk organza and pleating chiffon. The
results are glamorous daytime separates and evening gowns that have
bounce with every step. The showstopper was a sunrise orange (an AMAZING
color!) silk organza hemstitched silk chiffon gown that can be worn on
the red carpet or a flamenco festival! Olay!-
Pamela Pekerman
September 9, 2006—East meets West in Anand Jon's
Spring 2007 collection, titled "Jeanisis". Jon's work can best be
described as a fusion of urban street style and Bollywood glamour; think
P. Diddy's Sean John with a Bollywood flair. Despite Jon's popularity
amongst the social elite, his Spring '07 collection failed to impress.
The collection consisted of beaded tops paired with ill-fitting denim
separates; sequined caftans; and glitzy evening dresses. The pieces that
fused Indian culture with urban glam were undoubtedly the standouts.
Bollywood influence could be seen in sheer beaded caftans, delicate lace
tops, and a beautifully embroidered sari-like skirt.
High Point: the shirtless duo of male models, featuring Vinci from the
MTV reality show 8th and Ocean. Vinci's washboard abs instantly perked
up disinterested audience members (myself included), and ironically, all
they wore were faded jeans.
Celebrity Attendees: Project Runway's Tim Gunn, and Paris Hilton
imposter Natalie Reid. - Niki Khindri
September 9, 2006—Terexov by Alexander
Terekhov made its Olympus Fashion Week debut today. The Russian designer
wowed the fashion elite with silk-satin gowns in iridescent gold, white,
black, pale pink, mint green and heather gray. With billowing sleeves
and matching belts wrapped at the waist, they have a sexy 70's vibe and
could easily double as uber-chic robes! Throwing into the mix, for good
company, were a handful of wrap dresses, asymmetrical dresses and
layering of chiffon. - Pamela Pekerman
September 9, 2006
September 9, 2006—Influenced by the art deco
movement of the 1920's, Sass & Bide's Spring-Summer 2007 gals were clad
in geometric patterns, including an exclusive black and metallic
'scaling the fence' fabric. With defined piping and intricate
décolletages and backsides, the models looked like
architecturally-sculpted building. If you can envision the Empire State
Building as a human being, that is what the first half of he show looked
like. Thrown in were a mix of gathered tops (a Sass & Bide staple) that
were often synched with a magnificent rope belt (toggles and all), or
paired with heather-gray leggings..-
Pamela Pekerman
September 9, 2006—Dragana Ognjenovic's Spring-Summer
2007 palette of pale pink, vanilla and muted black appeared in linen and
chiffon. Pleating was the theme, as hints of gathered fabric appeared on
pants, shorts, dresses and jackets. It was the detailing of the
pleating, the variations and the surprising placements that wowed the
crowd. A beige window-pleated jacket over panna pants was a highlight,
as was a wrap top paired with a 197-ruffle skirt – yes, it probably has
197 ruffles! - Pamela Pekerman
September 8, 2006—From a
NYC point-of-view, Fiandaca missed the mark. It was cowgirl meets princess
with an overdose of fringe that bordered on tacky. On a positive note: the
collection included a range of polka dot chiffon dresses that gave off an
air of Parisian charm to the tune of "These boots were made for walking"
blasting in French. –
Pamela Pekerman
September 8, 2006—At
Marc Bouwer, jet set-chic and old-hollywood glam fused to create a
perfect St. Tropez-themed collection. The gowns - longtime red-carpet
favorites - once again proved their golden-statue status with a
collection of black and white graphic prints, Marilyn-Monroe- influenced
laces, and tropical-colored satins. Bouwer's swimsuit line completed the
collection, repeating a sophistication and elegance that only he could
Ivana Trump in the front row, it was at times easy to regress to
a Lilly-Pulitzer-like mindset - neon hues and all. But in the end,
Bouwer's classy collection had something for everyone - from the
starlet, to the glamour queen, and even to the 1st Mrs. Trump. -
Niki Khindri
September 8, 2006—Celebrating
its 50th year in the swimwear industry, Gottex presented a spectacular
collection ranging from halter bikinis with dashes of vibrant fuchsia to
dangerously-sexy one-pieces with twisted black and red ribbon detailing
along the side – not much for the imagination with the latter. I loved the
"Gold Lace," "Net Gold," "Athena" "Odyssey" and "Goddess" collections for
their opulence and luxury. One white, ruched bikini with a gold triangle
between the breasts, is an ideal choice for your next vacation in Croatia or
Marbella – the boy shorts bottom is great for hiding some extra, well,
Some fun facts on Gottex:
**Gottex is an Israel company founded by Lea and Armin Goutlieb, who fled
from Hungry during WWII.
**Gottex is the first swimwear brand to adopt Lycra blend fabrics! –
Pamela Pekerman
See you tomorrow!!


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Southgate drive-by shooting investigated
Published: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at 3:47 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at 3:47 p.m.
SARASOTA COUNTY - Sheriff's deputies are investigating a drive-by shooting that occurred Tuesday at about 10 p.m. in the 2300 block of Tulip Street in the Southgate neighborhood.
No one was injured.
According to reports, several residents were inside the home when an unknown suspect knocked on the front door. The victims did not answer.
Several minutes later, gunshots were heard. One round appears to have passed through the home.
A red, four-door sedan was seen leaving the area, occupied by three people.
Anyone who has information regarding this incident is asked to call the Sheriff's Office, or the Crime Stoppers tip line, 366-8477.
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On a recent blustery day, Bob Nolan warms himself with a free-standing kerosene heater in his Concord garage while he crafts miniature birdhouse ornaments on his lathe.
The small woodblock base is cocobolo, a Central American hardwood he describes as forgiving and very durable. The top is a soft wood, with its inherent challenge offset by the desirability of its light-colored hue.
Wood shavings cascade to the floor as he works with different tools to get the desired weight, shape and configuration. The precise inside dimensions are measured with a pair of calipers. And, the finished product is glued and then shined by a semi-gloss spray finish from "the rattle can."
While Old Saint Nick is putting the finishing touches on toys for all the girls and boys, a group of artisans have been making gifts in local workshops of their own.
Eighteen years ago, Nolan started taking woodworking classes through Mt. Diablo Adult Education, and course offerings span the gamut from wood-turning techniques and tool restoration to toy making and furniture building.
"The classes have motivated me to do more and play more," says Nolan, a retired carpenter, who is an assistant wood-turning instructor at the Pleasant Hill Education Center and who volunteers at Las Lomas High School.
"It all boils down to a trick of one kind or another," he adds. "It's problem-solving and we learn from each other ... It gets to be a community."
And this winter, students can try their hand at crafting their own toys to pass on to their family.
Instructor Gordon Fry has his grandfather's 100-year-old train made of plywood pieces joined by tongue and groove as a model to reinforce the importance of having items from one's heritage.
"This is what we're trying to create with this class," says Fry, a Concord resident, noting projects that will include historically inspired toys with movable legs and jaws.
"We have kids growing up who don't know about working with their hands or using their imagination," he adds.
The students' creations are a cozy contrast to the prevalence of items that are commercially manufactured or imported, notes Rich Schwerin, a retired high school teacher, who has been taking woodworking classes through Mt. Diablo Adult School for the last 10 years.
"They don't have the warmth; there's no love in them," says the Martinez resident, who crafted jewelry boxes for family from pieces of a 70-year-old sycamore in his backyard. "This is something personal."
Walnut Creek resident Bob Barnett, too, has enjoyed offering something handcrafted to family and friends, making jewelry boxes, furniture, and one year crafting more than a dozen nutcrackers that he relishes seeing each year on their fireplace mantle.
"It's all from learning skills in these classes that's allowed this to happen," he says.
Meanwhile, members of the Diablo Woodworkers, who are loyal students and teachers at the Pleasant Hill Education Center, are characteristically altruistic this holiday season.
For instance, Schwerin and a cluster of craftsmen recently made hand mirrors with carved wooden handles for the Bay Area Rescue Mission.
For years, they made toys for foster children before cost-prohibitive federal legislation precluded them from continuing that particular outreach.
Still, their own loved ones are the fortunate recipients of their wares.
Nolan's daughter Julie, now 25, had a prized dollhouse, a child-sized kitchen, a treasure chest and tractors and trucks, all made of wood by her dad.
These woodworkers note that a sense of nostalgia is something central to this particular creative pursuit.
Orinda resident and longtime woodworking teacher Jeff Traeger is seeing an interest in working with hand tools made in the early 1900s.
"(Woodworking) is something that gives you great personal satisfaction ... and that you're creating something on your own," he says.
Classes are held at the Pleasant Hill Education Center, 1 Santa Barbara Road in Pleasant Hill. For more information, visit https//sites.google.com/site/mdaewood1/mdae-woodworking-program.


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The following is an excerpt from our 2013 Annual Report: A Recipe for Success.
Tim Leno of Graniteville has Stage 3 COPD. This summer he drove three times a week to Gifford to build his tolerance to exercise and get fit as part of the Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program at Gifford. The program is a place where laughter often rings out, in part due to the good humor of respiratory therapist Stephannie Welch and patients like Tim.
"I try to find some humor in every situation and laugh my way through life. Sometimes that is diffcult but not at Gifford Pulmonary Rehab. Stephannie was the perfect foil for some of my jokes, helping me set up for the punchline. She was a great sport and she can give as good as she takes."
~ Tim Leno


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|@1800-2000 Attend Toast IT at Metro Hall, 55 John St., 3rd floor - Toronto Q2 from 2006.05.02
|Queen's Park - drum circle. Bring poi.
1. Linux Caffe: 00:28
We stayed late into the night, two or three hours past the official closing time. David brought out some brown rice tea and slightly confused croissants. I left a hefty tip - more than what I paid for the chocolate and the tea, actually - but hey, I believe in what they're doing and I think they're really cool. =) Besides, that hot chocolate was really nice. Way better than Second Cup, in my book.
On the way back to GH, we ran into other people we knew. Simon introduced me to Roger, whose home renovation has turned out to be quite a project. I ran into Steve, too, and did a few quick introductions. =)
I love conversation and the company of friends. Hooray for random acts of kindnesses and a wonderful universe!
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Random Japanese sentence: 猫がネズミを嗅ぎつけたようですね。 Seems like the cat had the wind of a rat.
2. Poi: 23:53
3. Ubuntu: kid-tested, mother-approved: 23:59
Parents are cool. =)
Random Japanese sentence: じらさないで、そのニュースを私に聞かせてくださいよ。 Stop playing cat and mouse with me and tell me the news.
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PHIL LACIO AKA P DAWG wrote: y'all should really listen to "elevator" its been on repeat for a few days now
here is the chorus, which I can appreciate
There once was a saying that I used to say
Back in the day when I met Dre
I used to sit and goof on the phone with my friend proof
That if I went gold, Id go right through the roof
He said what if you went platinum, Id just laugh at him
Thats not happening, that I cant fathom
Eighty something million records worldwide later,
Im living in a house with a fucking elevator
Quote: "The prerecorded backing tracks and juvenile misogyny of bands such as the New Mexico screamo-crunk act BrokenCYDE are affronts to traditionalist punk values."
"The 'Albucrazy'-based band has done for MySpace emo what some think Soulja Boy did for hip-hop: turn their career into a kind of macro-performance art that exists so far beyond the tropes of irony and sincerity that to ask 'are they kidding?' is like trying to peel an onion to get to a perceived central core that, in the end, does not exist and renders all attempts to reassemble the pieces futile."
Travadone wrote: i dont listen to eminem but he can rap his ass off and has a bunch of different flows at his disposal.
redball wrote: Maybe that people who are older and wiser feel so much rage about this group fuels the rebellious fire of the ignorant youths who count themselves as fans. The more that we on the outside decry that the music sucks, the stronger the fans feel that we just don't get it. So, you see, being a fan of brokencyde is easy, since you obviously don't have to think much about it, yet it is rebellious and seems as though it more difficult and involved than it really is. How better to express your middle class teenage angst than to listen to shit that no one else can tolerate?
The key is to ignore it entirely. This way you don't allow for the us-vs-them mentality to form a group cohesion that allows a fanbase to strengthen and truly dedicate itself to a shitty artist. If you ignore such followings rather ostracize them then their complaints of "no one gets me" never becomes "no one gets us." If that transition never occurs then its likely that the only groups that succeed with such followings are the ones that have at least a shred of talent.


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Hip Bursitis Center - Port Arthur, TX
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Port Arthur Rheumatologist Doctors for Hip Bursitis
Type of Physician: Rheumatologist
What is a Rheumatologist? A subspecialty certification by the Board of Internal Medicine; practitioners treat diseases of the joints, muscles, bones, and tendons. The rheumatologist diagnoses and treats arthritis, back pain, muscle strains, common athletic injuries, etc. The rheumatologist may work closely with other specialists such as orthopaedic surgeons and physical therapists.
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David Olvera
Baptist Physician Network Rheumatology
740 Hospital Dr Ste 150
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 212-5115
- 10 years experience
- 1 office location(s)
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Melissia A. Berry
Baptist Physician Network Rheumatology
740 Hospital Dr Ste 150
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 212-5115
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Mary L. Olsen
Baptist Physician Network Rheumatology
740 Hospital Dr Ste 150
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 212-5115
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Leslie A. Goodman
Lumberton Family Clinic
3282 College St
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 813-1677
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Lumberton Family Clinic
3282 College St
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 813-1677
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Melissa Smith
Joslin Diabetes Center
3570 College St Ste 200
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 833-9797
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Vijay Kumar
Joslin Diabetes Center
3570 College St Ste 200
Beaumont, TX 77701
(409) 833-9797
- 1 office location(s)
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Reeti K. Joshi
Christus Physicians Group
3030 North St Ste 450
Beaumont, TX 77702
(409) 832-9600
- 1 office location(s)
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Christus Physicians Group
3030 North St Ste 450
Beaumont, TX 77702
(409) 832-9600
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6655 Travis St Ste 960
Houston, TX 77030
(713) 524-4494
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- 1Christus Hosp St Mary Campus
3600 Gates Blvd
Port Arthur, Texas 77642
(409) 985-743
- 2Dubuis Hospital At Port Arthur
3600 Gates Blvd
Port Arthur, Texas 77642
(409) 989-530
- 3Renaissance Hospital
5500 39th St
Port Arthur, Texas 77619
(409) 962-573
- 4Medical Center SE Texas Hosp
2555 Jimmy Johnson Blvd
Port Arthur, Texas 77640
(409) 724-738
- 5Baptist Hospital Of Southest Tx
3080 College St
Port Arthur, Texas 77701
(409) 835-378
- 6Baptist Hospital Behavior Hlth
3250 Fannin St
Port Arthur, Texas 77701
(409) 212-700
- 7Baptist Orange Hospital
608 Strickland Dr
Port Arthur, Texas 77630
(409) 883-936
- 8Christus Hospital St Elizabeth
2830 Calder St
Port Arthur, Texas 77702
(409) 892-717
- 9Dubuis Hospital At Beaumont
2830 Calder St
Port Arthur, Texas 77702
(409) 899-768
- 10Healthsouth Rehab Hosp Beaumnt
3340 Plaza I-10 Dr
Port Arthur, Texas 77707
(409) 835-083
- 11Winnie Community Hospital
538 Broadway
Port Arthur, Texas 77665
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August 29, 2013, 08:00:00 AM
Provides On-Campus Support to Veterans Transitioning to Student Life
WASHINGTON – The Department of Veterans Affairs announced today it is expanding the availability of services through the VetSuccess on Campus (VSOC) program to an additional 62 new locations this fall – bringing the number of VSOC schools across the country to 94.
"VetSuccess on Campus is an innovative approach to help Veterans in the often difficult transition from military service to academic life," said Allison A. Hickey, VA's Under Secretary for Benefits. "Placing experienced VA counselors directly on college campuses strengthens VA's partnership with institutions of higher learning and creates myriad opportunities to help Veterans succeed."
This expansion triples the number of on-campus VA vocational rehabilitation counselors available to help ease Veterans' transition to student life and assist them in achieving their educational and career goals through VA's Post-9/11 GI Bill and other education benefit programs.
The counselors maintain close relationships with local VA Vet Centers and VA medical facilities, referring Veterans as needed for counseling or medical services and providing assistance enrolling in and applying for VA medical and nonmedical benefits. Partner schools provide on-campus office space for the VA counselors.
Since the inception of the Post-9/11 GI Bill four years ago, VA has issued about $30 billion in payments to help nearly 1 million Servicemembers, Veterans and family members pursue their education.
VA has signed agreements with the following schools as part of the FY13 expansion:
VSOC began in June 2009 with a pilot at the University of South Florida and expanded to San Diego State University and Cleveland State within six months. The program continued to grow with five additional locations in 2011 and 24 by 2012.
Partner schools are selected for the size of their student Veteran population and proximity to a VA Regional Office, Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment Service office, Vet Center or VA medical center, among other factors.
For more information on the VetSuccess program, go to http://www.vetsuccess.gov.
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Food Map
The food map is an ongoing project to document food sources in the Atlanta area. It is very incomplete and constantly changing, so if you know about a great fruit tree or other food source that you think should be on the map, please add it to the map! Just click on the marker icon on the map — you can drag it to where your tree is located and fill out any information you have about the tree. Private trees will go directly to our private database for planning pickings, but will not be made available for viewing on the website. Public trees will appear on the map for all to view.
When consulting this map, please take in to account the following points, as we are trying to walk a very fine line with making it available:
- Don't trespass. We want only to keep good food from going to waste. Things listed on this map aren't always on public property, so please obtain permission from the property owner to get the food – Concrete Jungle came in to existence from discovering that many people had no interest in food growing on their property. If you ask, you'll probably do pretty well.
- All efforts will be taken to keep residential food off of this map. We think residences deserve a greater level of privacy, and people are much more accustomed to strangers walking around on commercial property than residential property, regardless of intention. Please use your head and be considerate.
- Concrete Jungle makes no guarantee of food availability or safety. Public fruit trees are ultimately a resource that is outside of our control. That being said, most of the items on this map are trees that we've picked from for many years. Again, please use your head and enjoy.


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WEST POINT - Calaveras County sheriff's detectives late Tuesday were investigating what the agency called a "suspicious death" at a rural home near West Point.
The Sheriff's Office reported that emergency dispatchers got a call at 11:25 a.m. Tuesday saying that two adults had been found unconscious and bleeding in a home in the 200 block of Stanley Road.
Sheriff's Office spokesman Sgt. Chris Hewitt said one of those people died.
By Tuesday afternoon, crime scene tape cordoned off a long gravel driveway that serves at least three homes, each on a 5- or 6-acre lot. It was not clear which house was the primary focus. Crime scene tape had been wrapped completely around one house that had a six-sided star mounted on one gable and an American flag on a pole out front.
But investigators appeared to be focusing their attention on the grounds around a larger house near the end of the long driveway.
About 5:30 p.m., investigators could be seen removing equipment cases from their vehicles, apparently preparing for an extensive investigation.
Hewitt said he anticipated that investigators would be at the scene for some time and that the Sheriff's Office might not have any additional information until today.
Contact reporter Dana M. Nichols at (209) 607-1361 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/calaverasblog.
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UPDATE: "The Flash" Hasn't Cast Savitar, Says Berlanti
TV, Comic Books
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Tensions rise quickly when Dirk has a gun pulled on him in Chris Ryall & Ilias Kyriazis' "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency" #4 from IDW.
The zombies surge forward after the humans, heading right into the ocean in Ryall, Wood, Collins & Fuso's "Zombies vs. Robots" #9 from IDW.
A new team of robots is assembled for their next microscopic mission in Chris Ryall & Nelson Daniel's "String Divers" #2 from IDW Publishing.
Onyx and her team of adversaries/allies face an unstoppable threat in "Onyx" #2, IDW's sci-fi/horror tale from Chris Ryall & Gabriel Rodriguez.
The true events of what led to Earth's destruction are revealed in Ashley Wood, Chris Ryall & Antonio Fuso's "Zombies vs. Robots" #8 from IDW.
Dirk finds his way onto a party-bus mid-investigation in Chris Ryall and Tony Akins' "Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective Agency" #2 from IDW.
Chris Ryall & "Locke & Key" artist Gabriel Rodriguez's new IDW series brings a new warrior to earth, but will she be its salvation or destruction?
Chris Ryall and company take a step back from the ZvR war to tell the tale of mysterious man on the moon in IDW's "Zombies vs. Robots" #7.
Robots and zombies continue to battle, while the humans fight to stay alive in Ashley Wood, Chris Ryall & Steve Niles' "Zombies vs. Robots" #6!
Chris Ryall & Gabriel Rodriguez tell CBR about unleashing a new type of space knight in "Onyx," their upcoming adventure series from IDW Publishing.
IDW's "Zombies vs. Robots" #5 by Chris Ryall & Anthony Diecidue sees a new friendship ripped apart and a safe place coming under attack.
Writer Chris Ryall and Ideate Media's Arvind Ethan David reveal what's in store for the holistic detective in his upcoming series from IDW Publishing.
IDW brought new properties and new series including "Ghostbusters: Get Real" and "Godzilla In Hell" to Seattle.
IDW veterans Chris Ryall and Gabriel Rodríguez are set to reunite for "Onyx," a science-fiction miniseries starring a female alien warrior.
Space-faring humans return to Earth and find zombies, robots and... mermen? Get your first look at IDW's "ZvR" #3 by Chris Ryall & Anthony Diecidue.
Chris Ryall & Anthony Diecidue fight in a post-apocalyptic world of the undead, and machines in this exclusive look at "Zombies vs Robots" #2.
Chris Ryall and Steve Niles share details on their new ongoing series, the upcoming Sony pictures "ZvR" adaptation and more.
Chris Ryall & Ashley Wood's IDW series will make the jump to live-action in "Shrek" and "Chronicles of Narnia" director Andrew Adamson's film.
Chris Ryall & Sam Kieth's "Mars Attacks: First Born" #4 comes to a close as the Martians finally pinpoint where their lost baby is on Earth.
Comics Experience founder Andy Schmidt welcomed a host of creators to discuss how to break into the industry and what to do once you get there.
The little Martian is exposed to its species' violent tendencies and must not succumb to them in Chris Ryall & Sam Kieth's "Mars Attacks: First Born."
IDW and its creators announced new titles and highlighted creator-owned books, as well as signing "Locke & Key" artist Gabriel Rodriguez to an exclusive.
"The Hollows" duo Chris Ryall & "Maxx" creator Sam Kieth discuss "Mars Attacks: First Born," their self-professed "love letter" to the works of Wally Wood.
"SNL" star Taran Killam, co-writer Marc Andreyko, IDW's Chris Ryall and Dirk Wood discuss the legitimacy of upcoming series "The Illegitimates."
Darwyn Cooke and JIm Steranko joined editors Chris Ryall and Scott Dunbier for a freeform panel where they announced new Artist's Editions and other projects.
Jim Johnson gives "KISS Kids" #1 by Chris Ryall, Tom Waltz & Jose Holder 4 stars, calling the debut issue "a refreshing, pleasant, and unassuming comic that proves smaller can be better."
"X-Files" creator Chris Carter, Gillian Anderson and more shined the spotlight on the hit show's 20-year legacy and look ahead to IDW's new "X-Files: Season 10" comic book series.
IDW Publishing EIC Chris Ryall hosted a lively panel chock full of announcements including new projects from Walter Simonson, Joe Hill, Gabriel Rodriguez, Sam Kieth, "SNL's" Taran Killam and more.
IDW Publishing & "2000 AD" publisher Rebellion held a joint panel at Comic-Con where they announced an ongoing U.S. "Rogue Trooper" series and support for the fan-run "Dredd" sequel campaign.
Courtesy of IDW Publishing, CBR has an exclusive preview of Chris Ryall & Drew Moss' "The Colonized" #3, featuring a cover by Dave Sim. The zombie horde continues to grow June 5.
At WonderCon, IDW Publishing announced a DC Comics crossover written by Mark Waid and discussed their upcoming books, including "The X-Files: Season 10," "Star Trek," "KISS Kids" and "Mech Warrior."
IDW Publishing has released a teaser and description for "KISS Kids," a series starring toddler-ized versions of the Demon, Starchild and the rest of the legendary rock group.
Writer and IDW Editor-in-Chief Chris Ryall spoke with CBR about "The Colonized," his new miniseries that finds a group of Martians accidentally creating an undead army of zombies on Earth. Plus, an exclusive preview!
Writers Chris Ryall and Tom Waltz spoke with CBR News about their issues for the upcoming miniseries "KISS Solo," their favorite KISS albums and unique experiences geeking out with Gene Simmons himself.
IDW's Chris Ryall on "The X-Files," franchises and standout creators! Alvin Lu exits Viz Media after 13 years! Once banned, "Metro" graphic novel returns to Cairo shelves! A beginner's guide to "Weekly Shonen Jump"!
Courtesy of IDW Publishing, CBR has an exclusive preview of "Mars Attacks: Zombies vs Robots" #1 by Chris Ryall and Andy Kuhn. The genre-spanning carnage begins January 30.
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IDW Editor-in-Chief and Chief Creative Officer Chris Ryall remembers his recently departed friend and colleague, "Angel: After the Fall" and "Spike" artist Franco Urru, who passed away on November 30.
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During the Marvel Television panel Saturday at New York Comic Con, Marvel Animation Studios debuted trailers for the direct-to-DVD animated movies "Iron Man & Hulk: Heroes United" and "Iron Man: Rise of Technovore."
Marvel kicked off its final day of New York Comic Con devoting a panel to Spider-Man, with Dan Slott, Mark Waid, Joe Keatinge, Declan Shalvey, and more on hand to discuss their amazing, superior, and avenging titles.
Joe Harris and Adam Polina launch the oversized "Wars in Toyland" at Oni Press next June. CBR spoke with Harris about imagining a landscape of broken toys and the tyranny of one ragged teddy bear.
S.H.I.E.L.D. gets its own covert ops team of super heroes in February when Nick Spencer and Luke Ross launch a new volume of "Secret Avengers." CBR spoke with Spencer about returning to the title.
CBR News spoke with writer Brian Michael Bendis, artist Steve McNiven and editor Steve Wacker about their plans for the all-new ongoing "Guardians of the Galaxy" series which begins this February as part of Marvel NOW!
"Punisher: Nightmare" begins in January from Marvel with Frank Castle confronting his past and an all-new super powered threat. CBR spoke with creators Scott Gimple & Mark Texeira about the weekly 5-issue miniseries.
Appearing at New York Comic Con, Joss Whedon regular Amy Acker said she wonât be involved with the filmmakerâs upcoming Clark Gregg-starring S.H.I.E.L.D. television series.
Robert Kirkman opens up about "Invincible" #100, pushing the limits of what they can get away with on the "Walking Dead" TV series, the debuts of the Governor and Michonne on television and more.
While promoting the new Starz drama "Da Vinci's Demons" at New York Comic Con, Lara Pulver discussed whether she'll be back as Irene Adler in the third season of "Sherlock."
Marvel Chief Creative Officer Joe Quesada brought a Marvel NOW! themed Cup o' Joe panel to New York Comic-Con 2012 with new announcements and special guests for a question and answer fest of epic proportions.
Just in time for the incoming "Throne of Atlantis" crossover with "Justice League," Paul Pelletier returns to DC Comics to draw "Aquaman." The artist assured CBR: He's ready for Geoff Johns' master plan.
Robert Kirkman and the cast of AMC's "The Walking Dead" played to a standing-room only crowd at New York Comic Con, discussing the hit series and hinting at what might be lurking over the horizon.
At the New York Comic Con DC Comics: Justice League panel, Geoff Johns, Jim Lee and other creators discussed their books, artist announcements and the launch of the brand new âJustice League Of America.â
In anticipation of the "Venture Bros." Halloween special and upcoming fifth season, creators Jackson Publick and Doc Hammer brought new footage to their New York Comic Con panel.
Head of Marvel Television Jeph Loeb came with an update for all things Marvel TV including the triumphant return of Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson on Joss Whedon's "S.H.I.E.L.D." UPDATED with Photos.
Robert Kirkman headed up the NYCC Skybound panel, announcing Andy Diggle on "Thief of Thieves," centennial wraparound covers for "Walking Dead" and Invincible" by Charlie Adlard and Ryan Ottley and more.
Fred Van Lente, Justin Jordan and Joshua Dysart shared their excitement for the future of Valiant during their NYCC panel, announcing upcoming story arcs, revealing new art and announcing the return of Quantum and Woody.
Rick Remender, Jonathan Hickman, Kieron Gillen, and Dennis Hopeless assembled at New York Comic Cons to dish on the Avengers series of Marvel NOW!, including "Uncanny," "Arena," "Avengers," and "Young Avengers."
Writer Kelly Sue DeConnick's run on "Avengers Assemble" begins in November's #9 and CBR spoke with her about her initial plans for the series, which include an arc focusing on the Black Widow's past.
IDW's Chris Ryall opens up on the publisher's January "Mars Attacks" event, bringing in everyone from Popeye to KISS to Transformers to mix it up with the Topps aliens, sharing an exclusive look at the all-star variant covers.
With DC Comics' New 52 passing its first anniversary, a handful of creators including Jeff Lemire, Bernard Chang, and Joshua Fialkov met with fans at New York Comic Con to discuss their series and what comes next.
In a major new publishing initiative, Oni Press will relaunch its website in January as a fully functional webcomics portal with multiple new serials from webcomics all-stars and classic reprints, EIC James Lucas Jones explains.
CBR spoke to writers James Asmus and Jim Festante about joining forces with artist Rem Broo to tell the Rapture-based antics of a pair of friends in "The End Times of Bram & Ben" at Image Comics.
At New York Comic Con's Image Comics panel, Publisher Eric Stephenson, writers Jonathan Hickman, Kieron Gillen, Andy Diggle and more announced their upcoming projects and Image's newest books for 2013.
"Wild Children" and "Change" writer Ales Kot made a major splash at New York Comic Con, announcing two brand new Image Comics titles. CBR spoke to him about "Zero" and "The Surface."
Marvel's "Secret Avengers" gets the Marvel NOW! relaunch treatment as Nick Spencer and Luke Ross team for a S.H.I.E.L.D.-centric take on the team featuring Hawkeye, Mockingbird, Taskmaster, Iron Patriot and more.
Dark Horse Comics' capped its video game-based comics panel at NYCC with Neil Druckmann and Faith Erin Hicks announcing and discussing their upcoming comic adaptation of "The Last of Us."
"Uncanny Avengers" writer Rick Remender stopped by the CBR Tiki Room at NYCC, discussing his work on the Marvel NOW! flagship title, his upcoming Dynamite project and returning to creator-owned work.
Fiona Staples, Brian K. Vaughan, Brian Wood, Ming Doyle, David Hine, Joe Harris and Glen Brunswick discussed world-building and their preferred brands of sci-fi as seen in their Image Comics titles
Brian Azzarello, Lee Bermejo, Amanda Conner, and Bill Sienkiewicz took the stage at New York Comic Con to discuss their "Before Watchmen" series, with especially candid commentary from the "Comedian" writer.
Courtesy of Legendary Comics, CBR shares an exclusive first look at artist Tim Bradstreet's variant cover for Matt Wagner and Simon Bisley's "The Tower Chronicles: GeistHeist."
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Announced today at New York Comic Con, writer Scott Snyder re-teams with artist Sean Murphy in 2013 for "The Wake," a story exploring the concept of monsters and the horror that lurks in the water.
Writer Joshua Dysart delves into his exploration of Toyo Harada in Valiant's "Harbinger" #0, which details the origin of the series antagonist for a brief detour in the "Harbinger" universe.
At the New York Comic Con DC Comics: Green Lantern panel writer Peter Tomasi, artist Aaron Kuder and others spoke about the âThird Armyâ and whatâs coming up for their books as the event ratchets up.
At New York Comic Con 2012, DC Comics revealed a large gallery of preview images from upcoming issues of "Superman," "Action Comics," "Supergirl," "Superboy" and more, hinting at things to come for the Family of Steel.
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9.1-30 Interfering or Tampering with a Motor Vehicle -- § 53a-119b (c) (2)
New, June 13, 2008
The defendant is charged [in count __] with interfering or tampering with a motor vehicle. The statute defining this offense reads in pertinent part as follows:
a person is guilty of interfering or tampering with a motor vehicle when, with intent and without right to do so, (he/she) damages any motor vehicle or damages or removes any of its parts or components.
For you to find the defendant guilty of this charge, the state must prove the following elements beyond a reasonable doubt:
Element 1 - Damage to motor
The first element is that the defendant damaged a motor vehicle or removed any of its parts or components. The motor vehicle must have been damaged in such a way as to diminish or lose its value. The motor vehicle is damaged if it sustained a decrease or loss in its value or utility in comparison with its previous condition.
Element 2 - Intent
The second element is that the defendant specifically intended to do damage to the motor vehicle. A person acts "intentionally" with respect to a result when (his/her) conscious objective is to cause such result. <See Intent: Specific, Instruction 2.3-1.>
Element 3 - No authorization
The third element is that the defendant did not have the right or authorization to act as (he/she) did and had no reasonable ground to believe that (he/she) did. A "reasonable ground to believe" means that a reasonable person in the defendant's situation, viewing the circumstances from the defendant's point of view, would have shared that belief.
In summary, the state must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that 1) the defendant damaged a motor vehicle or removed any of its parts or components, 2) (he/she) intended to damage the motor vehicle, and 3) (he/she) had no right to do so.
If you unanimously find that the state has proved beyond a reasonable doubt each of the elements of the crime of interfering or tampering with a motor vehicle, then you shall find the defendant guilty. On the other hand, if you unanimously find that the state has failed to prove beyond a reasonable doubt any of the elements, you shall then find the defendant not guilty.
Subsequent offenders
General Statutes § 53a-119b (d) provides for an enhanced sentence if the defendant has previously been convicted of one or more violations of § 53a-119b. Pursuant to Practice Book § 36-14, the prior conviction must be charged in a Part B information so that the jury is unaware of the prior conviction during the trial on the current charge. If a guilty verdict is returned, the jury must then be instructed on the second part of the information. See Subsequent Offenders, Instruction 2.12-2.


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shagrath wrote:best thing is to create the transcoded video file by hand (with help of command line found in debug.log) and stream samples of those files (no #transcode folder here)... maybe the TV does not like the format outputted by mencoder
This was actually done in the tests proposed by Tomeko.
The test file is the avi file and this does not play with real-time transcoding.
Used the command line to do the encode manually (see testavi.bat attached), the result is teststream.mpg and this plays OK. So the TV can cope with mencoder output.
See Tomeks report in http://ps3mediaserver.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=2099&start=210#p17301


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From ArachneWiki
GC-content is a measure of the relative frequency of the cytosine (C) and guanine (G) bases, in comparison with the adenine (A) and thymine (T) bases. A genome is called GC-rich if significantly more than 50% of its bases are G or C. The converse of GC-content is AT-content; a genome is called AT-rich if significantly more than 50% of its bases are A or T.
Unbalanced GC-content leads to problems in Whole Genome Shotgun Assembly because it causes cloning bias in the Sanger sequencing process. Due to the high strength of G-C bonds (as compared to A-T bonds), very GC-rich inserts tend to fold in upon themselves in their secondary structures, making it hard for the E. coli cell to attach and absorb the insert. On the other hand, very AT-rich inserts in the E. coli genome can be lethal, resulting in lower cloning rates. The upshot is that Sanger sequencing is biased against regions of a genome with unbalanced GC-content. These regions are sequenced to lower coverage and are difficult to assemble.
Evidence suggests that Solexa reads are susceptible to a similar kind of bias as Sanger reads: they are less likely to appear in regions that are very GC-rich or GC-poor. The mechanism for this is not known.
Note that A/T tend to appear in similar frequency to each other, as do C/G. Hence the GC-content in a genome implies approximate values for all four bases' frequencies, as follows: Let fGC be the GC-content of a genome. Then fC ≈ fG ≈ fGC/2 and fA ≈ fT ≈ (1 - fGC)/2.
In Arachne, the module SimpleACGTContent evaluates the frequency of each base, and the GC-content, in a fasta or fastb file.
Effects in genomics
GC-richness in localized areas of a genome points to important regions such as CpG islands and Alu sequences. These regions are studied for their effects on gene regulation and expression.
The protozoa Plasmodium falciparum has one of the most GC-poor genomes known, with fGC ≈ 23%.


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