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Welcome back to LEAKOIL.NET. This is the official website of the Lake Erie Area Kombi Owners Involvement League (L.E.A.K.O.IL.).
Due to overwhelming interest spurred by our successful 10th Anniversary "Kombi's on Kelley's" event and the request by so many to have us reopen the site, we have decided to reactivate most portions of the website for members to use and enjoy.
During the website's absence, LEAKOIL has been formally reorganized and you will notice some minor changes that have already been initiated on this site.
We will continue to evolve and implement changes to the site gradually over the next few months. We ask for your patience.
L.E.A.K.O.I.L. (Lake Erie Area Kombi Owner's Involvement League) is an informal organization of VW bus owners based primarily in Ohio and Michigan. We use Lake Erie as our geographic common denominator. We are an official chapter of the international bus group known as NEATO operating under charter of the state of Massachusetts.
We have a Council of several members which organizes events and maintains this website. Our membership is reflected in those that have signed up for our website, which is free. The only criteria for membership is to own a VW bus, or be thinking about owning one in the near future, as well as abiding by the standards of conduct expressed on this website when "posting" or attending events.
Our web site was established in February of 2007. We are not afffiliated with LEAKOIL FACEBOOK or LEAKOIL MY SPACE or with any other internet sites or social media sites using the LEAKOIL name or acronym.
Whether at a campout, a VW related event, or when posting on our internet site, members and guests are expected to respect others with a modicum of dignity that you would expect at a family gathering. In various locations on this site you will see basic standards listed that must be adhered to in order to participate in this group.
This site and forums are provided free of charge to it's users for the exchange of information pertaining to VW buses of all vintages and events involving these vehicles.
By logging into this site and it's forums, members agree to participate in a manner reflecting common courtesy towards other members or non-members and to abide by the standards set by the website administration and moderators.
Personal attacks, abusive or foul language or behavior deemed inappropriate by the administration will result in deactivation of the member's account.
It is our intent to provide a family friendly community where enthusiasts may interact and enjoy the hobby.
We hold a monthly meeting on the Third Thursday of each month. Currently we are meeting at Basil's Tavern & Grill, 360 W. Bridge St., Elyria, Ohio, (440) 322-9216. Interested VW bus owners are invited to join us between the hours of about 6pm and 9pm on meeting nights.
Our main club event of the year is "Kombis on Kelleys", a 3 day campout held on Kelleys Island in Lake Erie at the 4-H Camp on Columbus Day weekend. Our 2010 and 2011 campouts drew an average of roughly 70 buses each year from several states.
Our members also organize and attend other unofficial campouts each season, as well as attend VW shows and swapmeets as a group. Current events updates can be found under the Upcoming Events section of this website.
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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Trial Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Charles GrayTable of Contents
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The case for the Defendants
8.6 Evans considered that Irving's view of the Holocaust underwent a sea-change at or about the time he read and was converted by the Leuchter report on Auschitz. Evans noted (and Irving accepted) that in the 1991 edition of Hitler's War most of the references to the extermination of the Jews, which had found a place in the 1977 edition, had been excised. In the 1991 edition the liquidation programme is referred to as "a notion".
8.7 The Defendants' case is that Irving is one of a small group of writers who can properly be described as Holocaust deniers. The group includes Paul Rassinier; Arthur Butz; Thies Christophersen; Wilhelm Staglich; Ernst Zundel and Robert Faurisson. (I shall have to return to a number of these individuals when I deal in Section X below with the allegation that associates with right-wing extremists).
8.8 The way in which the Defendants seek to make good Lipstadt's allegation that Irving is a Holocaust denier (and a dangerous one at that) and that he fits well into the galere to which I have referred in paragraph 8.7 above, is by citing what Irving has said and written on the subject, principally from 1988 onwards. The Defendants contend that Irving stands condemned at a denier out of his own mouth. It is their case that on numerous occasions Irving has made statements which fall within each of Evans's categories which are listed at paragraph 8.4 above.
8.9 Amongst the assertions made by Irving which mark him out as a Holocaust denier, Evans noted in particular the following: his claim that the number who "died" in Auschwitz, "most of them from epidemics", was 100,000; his claim made expressly or by implication that the Jews had brought the Holocaust upon themselves; his assertion that that the conduct of the Nazis in exterminating Jews could be excused by the fact that they or their families had suffered in the Allied bombing raids; the manner in which he dismissed the totality of the evidence of eye-witnesses from Auschwitz as unreliable because it is the product of mass hysteria; his claim, often repeated as will be seen, that the gas chambers at Auschwitz are a lie invented by British intelligence; his denunciation the diary of Ann Frank as a forgery or as a novel like Gone With the Wind; his claim that the myth of the Holocaust is the product of a well-financed campaign by Jewry to legitimise the substantial payments made by Germany to the state of Israel since the war. This claim has been made by Irving on several occasions including the launch of the English edition of the Leuchter report. The Defendants contend that Irving qualifies as a Holocaust denier and that his denial flies in the face of the totality of the evidence.
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January 23, 2008
Drilling Complete on Australian Hot Dry Rock Project
The first commercial attempt to create a commercial geothermal power plant using hot dry rock technology reached a crucial milestone on January 22, when a production well successfully reached its target depth. Hot dry rock technology was invented to draw energy from deep underground areas where geothermal heat is abundant, but no water exists to carry the heat to the surface. To tap the energy in this hot dry rock, a well is drilled into it and water is injected at high pressure, forming fissures in the rock to create a geothermal "reservoir" consisting of water-impregnated fractured rock. At least one "production" well is then drilled into the reservoir to draw the hot water back to the surface. A completed facility would direct the hot fluid from the production well to a power plant, which would extract the heat from it to produce power, after which the cooled fluid would be injected back into the ground. See an explanation of the technology on the Web site of Geodynamics, Limited.
Geodynamics has been trying for years to establish a geothermal reservoir deep below the surface of the Australian outback. The company successfully completed its first well, Habanero 1, back in 2003 and established a reservoir late that year, but suffered multiple problems drilling its first production well, Habanero 2, which was eventually abandoned. The company began drilling its new production well, Habanero 3, in mid-August 2007, but encountered problems by late October and suspended drilling. Drilling resumed in late November and proceeded until the drilling was finished on January 22. The well first intersected the fracture zone at a depth of 13,716 feet, at which time a hydraulic connection was established between Habanero 1 and 3. Drilling then continued to the target depth of 13,850 feet.
The well should be completed by the end of January, as all that remains to do is to insert a liner into the well to maintain its integrity, and then add the valves and piping needed to control the well. At that point, the company will be able to perform flow testing on the reservoir to confirm that the two wells can produce hot geothermal fluid at the temperature and flow rate needed to sustain a geothermal power plant. See the January 22 announcement on the Geodynamics Web site.


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Vine Gets Private Video Messaging
Vine, Twitter looping video app, has added a messaging feature that lets users send Vine videos, as well as text messages, privately to friends. Messages through the app can be sent to one or multiple people.
This is the most significant update in over a year to an app that has gathered a lot of critical buzz but still hasn't found runaway popularity like its parent, Twitter.
The new messaging feature, which is available in an update to both the iOS and Android apps, could help widen Vine's reach: It allows users to send messages via text and email to those who don't yet have the app, as well as those who don't follow them on Vine.
The messages inbox has two sections: friends, which includes people you know and follow, and others, which covers those from outside your network.
The updated Vine app has added colors that users can choose to customize their profile, going beyond the default green.
In 2012, Twitter acquired Vine, which lets users create looping video clips up to six seconds long. The free app is available for both iOS and Android devices.


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New restaurants coming to Houma-Thibodaux
Published: Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 8:08 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, October 11, 2012 at 8:08 p.m.
Houma and Thibodaux will see new franchise restaurants in the next few months to replace places that closed this year.
Griffin's Louisiana Grille, a Houma and Raceland mainstay, is hoping to have its new Thibodaux location open in December.
And a Twin Peaks restaurant plans to open in Houma early in 2013.
Kirk Griffin, the Griffin's owner, said the goal is to have the old Pizza Hut building on St. Mary Street in Thibodaux outfitted for the restaurant by the end of the year.
Griffin is from Houma where he opened the first Griffin's on Tunnel Boulevard 13 years ago.
"We are really excited about the timing and really excited about everything," Griffin said.
The grille serves classic Louisiana dishes and is unique in that most items are available fried, blackened or grilled, Griffin said. Griffin's son, Jeremy, will also be opening a P.J's Coffee franchise on St. Charles Street in Houma in the coming months, he said.
Kyle S. Brechtel, executive managing partner of Brechtel Ventures in New Orleans, said the old Ryan's Steakhouse on Martin Luther King Boulevard in Houma will soon be renovated as a Twin Peaks restaurant.
Brechtel said he hopes to begin the conversion in mid-November and have the popular type of eatery dubbed a "breastaurant" open by February.
Twin Peaks is a relatively new franchise that boasts itself as the "ultimate man cave" with ice-cold beer and comfort food served by scantly clad waitresses donning flannel tops in a "mountain lodge setting."
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Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board staff will host a forum Friday to receive input from agencies, land managers, and interested parties regarding beavers, beaver habitat modifications, and beaver management in the greater Tahoe/Truckee area. This forum is meant to provide a means for interested parties to voice their concerns, identify issues and gain an understanding of applicable regulations pertaining to the management of beavers.
The forum will be held from 1:30-3:30 p.m. at the Lathontan Water Quality Control Board Hearing Room, Annex Office, 971 Silver Dollar Ave. in South Lake Tahoe. Anyone who has questions about the forum or needs reasonable accommodation to attend at the Water Board's handicap-accessible meeting room should contact environmental scientist Dale Payne at 530-542-5464. An agenda can be viewed at http://www.waterboards.ca.gov/lahontan/.


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2009 Annual Report
Aim 1--Identify Metabolite Biomarkers of Muscle Fat Combustion in Organelle, Cell, and Animal Models Displaying Significantly Altered Fatty Acid beta-Oxidation. We will determine how metabolite profiles shift in models displaying increased muscle beta-oxidation (uncoupling protein 3-overexpressing muscle cell line and muscle UCP3-transgenic mice), and hypothesize that profiles in UCP3-overexpressing systems will reflect increased FA beta-oxidation. Complementary studies will identify tissue-specific metabolites generated by mitochondria in the course of palmitate catabolism in vitro, comparing muscle to liver and kidney preparations. Aim 2--Identify Metabolite Biomarkers of Muscle Fat Combustion in Humans Harboring a UCP3 Missense Polymorphic Allele. We predict that subjects with this polymorphism (that yields a truncated UCP3 and 50% decreased whole-body fat combustion) will display a distinctive plasma metabolite profile indicative of reduced muscle FA oxidation, when compared to subjects without the polymorphism. Aim 3--Determine Whether Metabolomic Profiles Reflective of Muscle Fat Combustion Predict Metabolic Health Changes Following Diet & Exercise Intervention in Obese Subjects. We hypothesize that biomarkers reflective of normal to increased muscle beta-oxidation will be increased, and markers indicative of poor muscle fat combustion reduced, in a cohort of sedentary obese subjects undergoing a 4 month diet-exercise protocol which will increase muscle fitness and improve insulin action. Documents ACTA with UC Davis.


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GameStop, JCP others shut Facebook storefronts amid apathy
Bloomberg News reporter Ashley Lutz writes that retailers are closing their shops on Facebook. Among the recent departures: Grapevine-based GameStop and Plano-based J.C. Penney.
Here's a link to the story and some excerpts:
Last April, Gamestop Corp. opened a store on Facebook to generate sales among the 3.5 million-plus customers who'd declared themselves "fans" of the video game retailer. Six months later, the store was quietly shuttered.
Gamestop has company. Over the past year, Gap Inc., J.C. Penney Co. and Nordstrom Inc. have all opened and closed storefronts on Facebook Inc.'s social networking site.
Facebook, which this month filed for an initial public offering, has sought to be a top shopping destination for its 845 million members. The stores' quick failure shows that the Menlo Park, California-based social network doesn't drive commerce and casts doubt on its value for retailers, said Sucharita Mulpuru, an analyst at Forrester Research in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
"There was a lot of anticipation that Facebook would turn into a new destination, a store, a place where people would shop," Mulpuru said in a telephone interview. "But it was like trying to sell stuff to people while they're hanging out with their friends at the bar."
A year ago, investors hailed so-called F-commerce as the next big thing, speculating that the company had potential to threaten Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) and PayPal Inc. Facebook is the most- visited website in the world. Some people thought that persuading visitors to shop would be easy, Mulpuru said.


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Wind Energy Rebounds in Second Quarter of 2011: AWEA
August 10, 2011
U.S. wind energy capacity expanded in the second quarter of 2011 according to industry group AWEA.
U.S. wind energy continued to rebound in the second quarter, according to a report released by the American Wind Energy Association (AWEA) on August 4. The group reported 2,151 megawatts (MW) of electrical generating capacity were installed in the first half of 2011 versus 1,250 MW installed during the same time in 2010, a 72% increase. An additional 7,354 MW of new capacity was under construction by July 1, more than at any time since the third quarter of 2008, the AWEA report noted.
During the second quarter, California installed the most capacity (420 MW), followed by Oregon (201 MW), Illinois (150 MW), Utah (102 MW), and Ohio (56.5 MW) with its first utility-scale wind farm. Also, construction began on the first utility-scale wind farm in Nevada. In terms of total installed capacity, Texas is followed by Iowa, California, Minnesota, Illinois, Washington, and Oregon. Since 2007, wind energy has accounted for 35% of the new installed U.S. electrical generating capacity. See the AWEA press release and the second quarter report.


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The Community Partnership's Fit Helps program and Coterie of Missouri S&T invite area residents to participate in Wellness Walks to be held weekdays at 8:30 a.m. at the Green Acres Trail. All ages are welcome to participate in this one-hour walk Monday through Friday each week, and you may walk at your own pace and distance.
"We will meet at the parking lot off of Olive at the ball field," explained Fit Helps coordinator Kirsten McIntyre. "We plan to walk each weekday, unless there is lightning or a blizzard. On Thursdays we welcome bicyclists to join us."
McIntyre said that the program will be a way for people to begin a healthy habit, and enjoy the outdoors.
"We're so pleased with the partnership we have made with Coterie for this walking program," McIntyre continued. "We hope to see a lot of participation in this program. There is no charge to participate, and we'll also be giving away Fit Helps freebies."
Fit Helps is a health and wellness initiative under the auspices of The Community Partnership, a non-profit organization serving families and individuals in Phelps and surrounding counties.
Funding for the Fit Helps program is provided by the Healthy and Active Communities of the Missouri Foundation for Health.
Coterie of Missouri S&T promotes the education of women through scholarships at Missouri University of Science and Technology, as well as providing social activity for Coterie members.
For more information about the walking program, contact Kirsten McIntyre at 573-368-2849 or email email@example.com.
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So, I was trying to find informations about my problem, but is can't find it on the forum so I thinkd I will open a new topic for it. My problem is that PMS don't show the files in the file list on my Sony BRAVIA KDL-32EX500 (maybe it can be important) which files's names include accent charactes for example: áéíóöúü. Is it possible to fix it or will it be fixed in any future release?
I hope somebody can help for me to fix my problems and compleate my ideas:) I will watch this topic always to get information!
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US opener against Wang
Roger will open the defence of his US Open crown by taking on Wang Yeu-Tzuoo of Taiwan. He will be bidding to become only the third player in the professional era to win three straight titles at Flushing Meadows. The others were John McEnroe (1979-81) and Ivan Lendl (1985-87).
Roger has never before played the 21-year-old Wang, who is ranked 109th in the world, and he looks set for a comfortable run into the second round. He would then face the winner of the British duel between Tim Henman (ATP 62) and Greg Rusedski (ATP 138). A possible opponent for the round of the last 16 is former world number one, Juan Carlos Ferrero (who had defeated Rafael Nadal in Cincinnati), and James Blake (ATP 5) in the quarter finals.
The US Open will take place in New York from August 28 until September 10.
I BELIEVE you will again triumph and defend your title!
God bless u.
Good Luck for this years US Open. You are a remarkable tennis player.
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Im your fan from Russia. I really love watching your play. Your play is really magnificent, excellent. Wishing you Good Luck for the US Open 2006. You are the very best.
My dearest,
I trust you. You'll win that match, as well as the tounament itself; your 3rd consecutive, your 9th Grand Slam, your 41st careers's title and the 8th of this wonderful and unforgettable season.


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5.1 Introduction to Murder and Manslaughter
Revised to December 1, 2007
Murder and intentional manslaughter are specific intent crimes. State v. Prioleau, 235 Conn. 274, 322 (1995) ("defendant must have had the conscious objective to cause the death of the victim"); State v. Harris, 49 Conn. App. 121, 128 (1998) (the intent required for intentional manslaughter is the intent to cause serious physical injury). The statutory definition of intent in General Statutes § 53a-3 (11) is applicable to murder and intentional manslaughter only so far as it refers to intent to cause a result, NOT intent to engage in proscribed conduct. State v. Austin, 244 Conn. 226, 235-36 (1998); State v. Maia, 48 Conn. App. 677, 685-88, cert. denied, 245 Conn. 918 (1998).
Reckless indifference manslaughter, manslaughter in the second degree, and criminally negligent homicide are general intent crimes. State v. Edwards, 214 Conn. 57, 67 (1990) (reckless indifference manslaughter); State v. Hallowell, 61 Conn. App. 463, 467 (2001) (reckless indifference manslaughter); State v. Sotomayor, 61 Conn. App. 364, 380, appeal dismissed, 260 Conn. 179, cert. denied, 537 U.S. 922, 123 S.Ct. 313, 154 L.Ed.2d 212 (2002) (manslaughter in the first degree and manslaughter in the second degree are distinguished by the level of recklessness).
Intoxication is relevant to the defendant's capacity to form a specific intent. State v. Rivera, 223 Conn. 41, 50 (1992). It does not apply to general intent crimes. State v. Austin, 244 Conn. 226, 239 (1998). If the jury is instructed on lesser included offenses of general intent and on intoxication, this distinction must be made clear.
See Intoxication, Instruction 2.7-1, and its commentary.
Simultaneous intent
A defendant may simultaneously intend to cause death and intend to cause serious physical injury, justifying convictions of both attempted murder and intentional assault for the same act against the same victim. State v. Murray, 254 Conn. 472, 479-83 (2000); State v. Williams, 237 Conn. 748, 754-57 (1996).
"[T]he principle of 'transferred intent' was created to apply to the situation of an accused who intended to kill a certain person and by mistake killed another. His intent is transposed from the person to whom it was directed to the person actually killed." State v. Hinton, 227 Conn. 301, 306 n.8 (1993). When multiple victims die as the result of the defendant's actions, the fact that the defendant only intended to kill one of them does not prevent that intent from being "transferred" to all of the victims; i.e., the unintended deaths are not reduced to manslaughter as long as the defendant had the intent to kill someone. Id., 306-11. The doctrine of transferred intent does not logically apply to attempted murder. Id., 317.
Lesser Included Offenses
"Lesser included offense instructions are frequently appropriate in cases when the defendant is charged with murder." (Internal quotation marks omitted.) State v. Smith, 262 Conn. 453, 470 (2003). "[T]he critical element distinguishing murder from its lesser included offenses is intent, often the most significant and, at the same time, the most elusive element of the crime charged." (Internal quotation marks omitted.) Id. "If the evidence suggests at least a possibility that the defendant acted with a lesser intent than that of the specific intent to kill," the defendant is entitled to a lesser included offense instruction. (Internal quotation marks omitted.) Id.
"[I]nherent in a trial court's decision to charge on lesser included offenses is a finding that the defendant's state of mind may fall within one of many requisite mental states. Therefore, the trial court's charge on lesser included offenses, which occurs prior to the jury's deliberations, merely informs the consciousness of the jurors that the defendant's particular state of mind at the time he committed the crime may fall within one of many requisite mental states and that each requisite mental state serves as an element for a distinct crime." State v. Tomlin, 266 Conn. 608, 639 (2003) (finding error in court's refusal to instruct on manslaughter in the second degree and criminally negligent homicide).
"Permitting the jury to find the defendant guilty of a lesser charge of homicide than that charged, where the evidence supports such a finding, does not violate the defendant's sixth amendment right to notice. By the charge on the greater offense of murder, the defendant is put on notice that he will be put on trial for his action in causing the death of another person. Thus, having been given notice of the most serious degree of culpable intent by the murder indictment, he is implicitly given notice of those lesser included homicides that require a less serious degree of culpable intent." State v. Rodriguez, 180 Conn. 382, 405 (1980).With a firearm
Manslaughter in the first degree or second degree with a firearm is a lesser included offense of murder only when the allegations in the charging documents include the use of a firearm. State v. Falcon, 26 Conn. App. 259, 266 (1991), cert. denied, 221 Conn. 911 (1992).
Applicability of
self-defense to lesser included offenses
Self-defense is applicable to the lesser included offenses of manslaughter in the first degree, manslaughter in the second degree, and criminally negligent homicide. State v. Harrison, 32 Conn. App. 687, 695, cert. denied, 227 Conn. 932 (1993). Self-defense is not incompatible with a charge of manslaughter in the second degree. "Conduct may be a 'gross deviation from the standard of conduct that a reasonable person would observe in the situation'; General Statutes § 53a-3 (13); but, at the same time, may be wholly justified if the defendant's beliefs are reasonable from the perspective of that defendant." State v. Hall, 213 Conn. 579, 586 (1990).
Extreme emotional disturbance
General Statutes § 53a-54a (a) provides in pertinent part that "it shall be an affirmative defense that the defendant committed the proscribed act or acts under the influence of extreme emotional disturbance for which there was a reasonable explanation or excuse, the reasonableness of which is to be determined from the viewpoint of a person in the defendant's situation under the circumstances as the defendant believed them to be, provided nothing contained in this subsection shall constitute a defense to a prosecution for, or preclude conviction of, manslaughter in the first degree or any other crime." See Affirmative Defense of Extreme Emotional Disturbance, Instruction 5.2-1.
See Self-Defense and Defense of Others, Instruction 2.8-1.
"Intoxication is not a defense to murder, but is relevant to the capacity to form specific intent." (Internal quotation marks omitted.) State v. Rivera, supra, 223 Conn. 50.
"Manslaughter committed without an intent to cause the death of another . . . is analogous to . . . involuntary manslaughter." (Citations omitted.) State v. Almeda, 189 Conn. 303, 308 (1983). There is no logic to attempting to commit involuntary manslaughter, hence attempted manslaughter is not a cognizable crime. Id., 309.
Accessorial liability
Accessory to manslaughter is a cognizable crime. State v. Harris, supra, 49 Conn. App. 128-29.


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Sestinfo 2009 - Universidade Metodista
By Marcelo Vitor Moretti Arbore on Mar 30, 2009
Last week the Sestinfo 2009 event happened. It is a set of presentations and mini-courses during the week at Metodista University, SP.
I had the opportunity to talk about OpenSolaris in a presentation on Thursday, and it was a four-hour course on Friday. Both were great. Thank you all for coming and congratulations for those who got a certification voucher!
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The Fed's Age of Inflation
Serious inflation has been absent from the American scene for years–but for the Federal Reserve, the threat remains omnipresent. Indeed, recently released transcripts show that even in the dark days of the 2008 financial crisis, many Fed officials were more worried about inflation than the economy collapsing around them.
Maybe they're just born that way.
At their confirmation hearings before the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday, Fed board nominees Stanley Fischer and Lael Brainard dutifully noted the risks of high inflation, while skirting the issue of whether it is too low. This even though the Fed's preferred measure of core inflation, at 1.1%, is well short of its 2% target. Headline inflation is just 1.2%.
Experience likely breeds suspicion of such low numbers. Since turning 18, Mr. Fischer, now 70 years old, has seen an average U.S. inflation rate (including food and energy costs) of 3.6%. Ms. Brainard, who is 52, has seen an average of 2.8%.
Both of them may also have been playing to their audience. The median age for a U.S. Senator is 63. As adults, 63 year old Americans have experienced an average annual rate of inflation of 3.8%.
The voting members of the Fed's policy-setting committee who have experienced the highest inflation: Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher and Philadelphia Fed President Charles Plosser have both seen an average rate of 3.8% as adults. Little wonder that both are considered inflation hawks. In contrast, the Minneapolis Fed's dovish Narayana Kocherlakota has seen an average rate of 2.5%.
That's as nothing against the median-aged American, though. At 37, they have seen inflation average just 1.9% since turning 18. Call them Generation QE.


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Holocaust Denial on Trial, Appeal Judgment: Electronic Edition, by Lord Justice PillTable of Contents
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50. Neither party was disposed to attach much importance to the applicant's views on these events or to the judge's conclusions. Mr Davies refers to the judge's statement (13.12) that "Irving ought to have appreciated that Hofmann's allegiance to Hitler rendered his testimony untrustworthy". The manner in which the applicant had sought to explain his approach to Hofmann's testimony, summarised by the judge at 5.27, certainly justifies that finding, in our view. However, submits Mr Davies, that was far from a finding of perversity. The same can be said, submits Mr Davies, of the judge's conclusion in relation to 1932 (13.13): "Whilst I am sympathetic to Irving's handicap in being unable to obtain access to documents in the German archives, I am not persuaded that there exist documents which justify Irving in quoting without any reservation the claim made by Daluege [that in 1930 a strikingly large proportion of offences of fraud in Germany were committed by Jews]". That conclusion reverses the burden of proof, it is submitted, and in any event certainly cannot be regarded as a finding of perversity.


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On the front page of the Devils Lake Journal for Tuesday, July 2 you will find what's "Coming in print," what's only found on our website today and a whole lot more.
Coming in print: What did Sen. Heitkamp have to say to veterans in Devils Lake?
Only on the web: New post from blogger Ashley Weightman.
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Coming soon? Town in N. Dakota may show future oil, gas impact
February 23, 2013
The economy is booming in Dickinson, N.D....
***********environmentalandenergylawbrief****/hydraulic-fracturing/duke-study-on-methane-in-water-wells/ drill baby drill
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So the Times removes my post yet lets all manner of slanderous posts remain in almost every thread about oil&gas development. Posts convicting companies of things they are not guilty of. I guess we know which side of the political and editorial fence the Times sits on... But then we wouldn't want facts to get in the way of a good emotional argument....
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Please watch the documentary Split Estate. It tells of people who are deathly sick now that there has been cracking in there communities. It is not just one area , but many. Money can't help you when you can't breathe or have no good water to drink. It is no help when your spouse is dying or your children have cancer either. You may not miss the clean water or fresh air till gone ,but you will miss them. They can drill 200 feet from your house.they make everything in the area higher priced too, so you are paying much more than currently. How is that a help?some of these peoe on documentary actually have water that can be lit with a match, even whole creeks full of it. Read, think, pray and lay your pen down and don't sign away your future generations heritage of clean water, soil, and air.
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There is in fact a documented case, and the E.P.A. report that discussed it suggests there may be more. Researchers, however, were unable to investigate many suspected cases because their details were sealed from the public when energy companies settled lawsuits with landowners. Current and former E.P.A. officials say this practice continues to prevent them from fully assessing the risks of certain types of gas drilling. I still don't understand why industry should be allowed to hide problems when public safety is at stake, If it's so safe, let the public review all the cases.
Tainted Water Well Challenges Claim of Fracking's Safety - NYTimes**** 4/08/11
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Ya gotta love it! People working and getting paid good wages and benefits, taxes being paid, businesses thriving, and everybody's happy happy happy!
" the contamination was likely coming from fracking".????? Baloney!
We need scientific proof from reputable scientists who have no political agenda. Unlike the 60's hippies who inhabit the epa currently who make assertions based on their political agenda.
But strangely enough, I have to wonder now if fracking contamination had anything to do with that 8 point rabbit I spotted a while back. That thing was HUGE man! :)
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So EPA researchers drilled two wells and found lots of chemicals, which could be tied to drilling. For example, they found levels of benzene, which is known to cause cancer and other health effects, far higher than safe drinking water standards. The presence of other chemicals — like synthetic glycols and alcohols — persuaded them that the contamination was likely coming from fracking.
"Alternative explanations were carefully considered to explain individual sets of data. However, when considered together with other lines of evidence, the data indicates likely impact to ground water that can be explained by hydraulic fracturing," the EPA reports says.
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People in Pavillion, located on the Wind River Indian Reservation, contacted the EPA three years ago, complaining that their water smelled and tasted bad.
The agency started sampling drinking water wells in 2009 and found low levels of methane and other hydrocarbons in most of those wells. Although the levels did not exceed drinking water standards in most cases, the agency recommended that people get other sources of water for drinking and cooking, Encana, the company which drilled the wells, started providing water. The company says it provides drinking water to 21 households at a cost of about $1,500 per month.
The agency was concerned that higher concentrations of some of the chemicals might be lurking elsewhere in the aquifer.
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For the first time, a government study has tied contamination in drinking water to an advanced drilling technique commonly known as "fracking."
The Environmental Protection Agency released a draft study Thursday tying the technique, formally called hydraulic fracturing, to high levels of chemicals found in ground water in the small town of Pavillion, Wyo. EPA scientists found high levels of benzene, a known carcinogen, and synthetic glycol and alcohol, commonly found in hydraulic fracturing fluid.
The gas industry and other experts have long contended that fracking doesn't contaminate drinking water. The EPA's findings provide the first official confirmation to the contrary.
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@TXBuckeye I agree the ich from the EPA has been on a witch hunt after the gas/oil drillers over the last 4 years. The only thing that stopped her from doing anything was an election. The election is over so if crap is going to hit the fan so to speak it will be in the coming months.
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TX,thank you for the post.What isnt mentioned about the Cleveland issues are that it was methane from a COAL mine that was abandoned.In the Pa. case,it was a $$ grab perpetuated to coerce funds from the producers for gas that was NATURALLY there(yep,it bubbles to the surface from mother nature)before the wells were even drilled.Like the State Farm ad that says if its on the internet,it has to be true.Gasland was the largest hoax perpetuated on the public since the last election
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The small town of Dimock, Pennsylvania was ecologically devastated after Cabot Oil and Gas drilled dozens of wells in the area. Faulty cement casing was the suspected cause of the contaminated local water wells, which, in turn, drove down property prices and caused residents to get sick from exposure to methane and other chemicals. State environmental regulators eventually fined the company and ordered the permanent shutdown of three wells, but the damage cannot be undone.
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Loophole." This loophole, which exempts fracking from the Safe Drinking Water Act, was included in the 2005 Energy Act. It was pushed by then-Vice President Dick Cheney, once head of Halliburton, a major player in the fracking industry.
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Ohio has already seen what can happen when fracking goes bad. In 2007, there was an explosion of a water well and contamination of at least 22 other drinking water wells in Bainbridge Township, near Cleveland, after hydraulic fracturing of a nearby natural gas well owned by Ohio Valley Energy Systems. More than two years later, over forty families are still without clean drinking water and are waiting to be connected to a town water system.
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You also need to see the You Tube that show Fracking Hell, the Untold Stories. Little town, then a bomb then the gas and oil pack up and leave. What is does to roads, etc.
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and then there is the data being used..we are not in the "sweet spot" as I understand it in this part of the county.Scrap,I been seeing rigs in places I would have bet they couldnt have got them.Any idea who is drilling your area now?I am still stuck in Penn. most of the time
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and the weather..those men earn their $$.
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Slo: Trustee says he`s broke, but 676 is ODOT, no way it will handle triples.
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And its still going to come down to a few producers, using a modest amount of tenders, and compressor station mechanics. and disposal and injection well attendants. Good if you can get that work. Those rigs still break a man down its not something for those that are AARP age.
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sorry Srap,I meant that very little pipe is handled vert now(by hand).Sounds like you might need to get on your trustee.Wait till the modern triples show up.I was amazed.
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Slogoin:No Tongs used, to slam pipe, how to trip bit?. Admittedly, pads are better these days, but its not all biscuits and gravy, govt. "invested in fracking technology". Google it. Drive 676 from Watertown to 792, watertrucks have that road wavy and breaking down, that was chip and sealed last summer, Thanks John.
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If you can learn/fine tune your skills as in HR,it could be applied to many different jobs/industry's(sp) and IF all this happens could open up a lot of opportunity.I wont take on any debt right now until seeing what happens.My car fleet is getting old and a 16 yr old pickup.But until things stabilize,no debt at this house except some college costs for the kids.
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Ask,I am not comfortable with injection wells at all.But technology will soon drastically reduce the amt of water being used and disposed of.New process for cleaning used water,and the liquid propane/sand frac is going to change the whole game.New filtering tech is leaving the water cleaner than before being used and appears that it is cheaper than a disposal well.The Times needs to get a good write up so folks know the diff between an injection well,a frac'd well and the diff between horiz and vert holes.
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Ask,that would be a tough decision for sure.I would not hire onto a rig.A service company,vendor or local producer may be ok.But rigs get fired almost daily.I think there is some insecurity in the fields right now.New leadership at the EPA and Chu left the energy secretary position this week.It is hard to predict which way this admin is going.
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Ask,a lot of $$ are going to pour into our local gov agency's.You and I have the same fears as they will borrow $$ long term and when the rush slows and tax collections dwindle..we will see higher tax's to cover their spending spree.
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Ask,almost forgot.Those pipeliners drive thos trucks to the site because they are set up for their craft(welding,mobile office ect)I can state for a fact we would be well ahead in the hiring cycle had this last election been won by the Republican party(not bashing,just a fact)With our present admin.Would you feel safe spending millions to prepare,lease and seismic and..well you get it..to maybe have the rug pulled out from underneath you by a rabid EPA?
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None of the reviews I've seen so far have described my experience, so here goes:
I've now seen a few shows, and the first night of Hartford was a whopper, so I had high hopes for this show. The "Ha Ha Ha" opener from the night before had hinted that they laughed at us not knowing what they'd unveil. So I was still waiting for something big.
The first set opened with Buried Alive, so I was thrilled. I haven't seen one since Prague 98, and this version was awesome. The energy was on tap and flowing, so we were psyched. Most folks love Wolfman's Brother, but for me it's hit or miss. I wasn't crazy to hear it, but this was a nice version. Axilla followed, and though it was fun to have an upbeat rocker, it was still a regular. Poor Heart was great, good and speedy, and Sample was clean and well played. But still, the set was shaping up to be entirely standard fare. No great jams to speak of, no real rare gems...
Tube relieved the tension. This funk-a-rific version featured a few measure-long start/stop section that really brought my head back. I mean, who could be disappointed at a show?!
Beauty, which I usually consider a great song, started strangely. It took me until the lyrics to identify this one, which is strange since I know the song pretty well. I think the intro was kind of muddy. But the high of Beauty subsided into the carefree-ness of Roggae. I've loved Roggae since it's debut in Europe, and I still love it. This relaxed me and got me perfectly prepped for the highlight of the show, the super-underrated Vultures. Well jammed and extremely high energy, this one grabbed me and rescued the first set from blandness.
Dirt followed, but, in my opinion, the new Farmhouse version doesn't compare to the 1997/1998 versions. Sorry folks, I really dug it, and now it's losing it for me. But Melt is one I'm starting to appreciate more and more. It was the Big Cypress version that got this one on my hot list, and this one supported that by ripping shit up.
Overall, a fairly tame first set whose highlights included Buried Alive, Vultures, and Melt.
Setbreak: After a pretty normal first set, high hopes for second set. Some Mass-holes behind me spread loads of bad karma around after insisting that everyone around had brought in weed but that we're all dicks for not letting them borrow our bowls. Tuned him out and sat back.
Gotta Jibboo was about twice as fast as usual. The super version made up for the hyperactivity, but the lyrics sounded really rushed. Very cool. Bug was actually better than the last few times I've heard it. They're really milking that whole "rock-star" thing, and I can't say I disagree. Say what you will: it really rocks. First Tube -- wait a sec -- THIS ONE really rocks. I mean like crazy! I was losing it. I was transported by the chaos to that place. Trey was jumping around like a Mexican bean. Absolutely nuts!
Mike's Song, pretty nice. Pretty regular version. No teases, no other-jams, nothing really unique here (ps no Simple teases, just that one note that often throws off newbies), just the dark rich groove that sets in pretty reliably and moves you so well. I could smell the Hydrogen from a mile away. I was thrown off by the Swept Away > Steep. Nice to hear, it's been like 2 years for me on those songs. But sure enough, then came my favorite sweet instrumental -- Hydrogen. Always, and I mean always, a treat, I sat back and let the mellow vibes of H2 surround me. Very very very cool.
Weekapaug is smoking and of course this was no exception. I was happy to hear this. I'll need a second listen before I can say whether or not this was great. Ghost was like the cherry on top. If I recall correctly, I really enjoyed this version. It was played like they wanted it to be great.
Encore: A fantastic rendition of the White Album classic While My Guitar Gently Weeps served as the perfect encore. It's always been one of my favorite Beatles songs, and short of them busting out Dear Prudence again, exactly what I would've wanted to hear. It almost made me cry. Trey had to strain to recall all the lyrics, but he got em all and they pulled off a perfect end to a great show. I'll have to say that this was a great show, but I don't think it topped 6/30. But you know what? Hartford two-nighter was a blast.
And my girlfriend loved her first two shows. Ha Ha Ha!


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The clock is ticking down for this season of "Top Chef: Seattle" as the final four go head-to-head in a battle royal - or at least kingly, as in king crab and salmon. With just two episodes remaining San Francisco's Lizzie Binder, the South Africa-born former executive chef at Bar Bambino, is still in the running, along with Brooke Williamson from Los Angeles' Hudson House; the mustachioed Josh Valentine, a pork expert from Dallas' FT 33; and Sheldon Simeon from Star Noodle in Lahaina, Hawaii. In tonight's episode, the quartet face off amid piles of seafood in Juneau, Alaska.
Next week will find the remaining chefs in exceedingly icy terrain with what's being called a "glacial Quickfire" - we're not sure if that means they'll be cooking atop a glacier or attempting to grill ice. But the finale of "Top Chef: Seattle" brings the final cheftestants to warmer climes: Los Angeles on Feb. 20.


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The intestines are a long, continuous tube running from the stomach to the anus. Most absorption of nutrients and water happen in the intestines. The intestines include the small intestine, large intestine, and rectum.
The small intestine (small bowel) is about 20 feet long and about an inch in diameter. Its job is to absorb most of the nutrients from what we eat and drink. Velvety tissue lines the small intestine, which is divided into the duodenum, jejunum, and ileum.
The large intestine (colon or large bowel) is about 5 feet long and about 3 inches in diameter. The colon absorbs water from wastes, creating stool. As stool enters the rectum, nerves there create the urge to defecate.
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Wikkus wrote:Just a quick update:
Can't get to the nightly build server, so I reinstalled PMS 1.5.4. No subs. When I disable ASS/SSA subs in the Mencoder menu, subs do show! I tried the same with 1.6.0, but the subs still do not show.
I tried this with multiple files and .srt's. Under 1.5.4, with ASS/SS subs disabled, they all work.
Weird right. What could be the problem that it will work under 1.5.4. but not under 1.6.0.?
I will try the nightly build tommorow (gives a bad gateway error now) and get back to you. Should I file a bug-report otherwise?
Same scenario here. 1.5.4 with ASS/SS subs disable, they work. Actually, if disable Fontconfig/Embedded fonts, they work.
On 1.60.. no way.
The sad is, if disable ASS/SS, the subtitle is only White, I like the Subtitles in Yellow. If disable Fontconfig/Embedded, the subtitle is too much small. But Yellow.
I thing the problem is Fotconfig/Embedded engine/code.


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Care about Rare
Care about Rare
02.26.13 | By Stephanie Fischer
Rare disease is defined as one that strikes fewer than 200,000 patients in the U.S. According to the National Human Genome Research Institute, there are 25 to 30 million patients in the U.S. with one of the 6800 rare diseases that have been identified so far. One in ten people worldwide have a rare disease. Chances are that you have a family member, friend, coworker or neighbor with a rare disease. Rare is not that rare!
Progress against Rare Disease
The rare disease community and Food and Drug Administration (FDA) reflected on the recent 30th anniversary of the Orphan Drug Act of 1983. Prior to the Orphan Drug Act, few treatments were developed for rare diseases. In 30 years since the passage of the Act, more than 400 products for rare diseases have been approved. Check out this cool timeline of 30 Years of Progress from the National Organization for Rare Disorders.
While 400 therapies for rare diseases are worth celebrating, there is a lot more to learn about rare diseases in order to better diagnose and treat them. Many are inherited and caused by gene mutations, and new rare diseases are discovered every year.
I am fortunate that as a rare disease patient, I have several treatment options to discuss with my doctor (including some that are approved by the FDA but not yet specifically for my rare condition). Many rare disease patients have no effective treatment options.
Rare Disease Therapies in the Pipeline
A report on the biopharmaceutical pipeline released last month offers good news to patients desperately waiting for new therapies. It found there are nearly 1,795 potential therapies in the pipeline for orphan diseases. A companion report by PhRMA highlighted that "the number of potential new medicines for rare diseases averaged 140 per year in the last 10 years compared to 64 in the previous decade" (as shown in the above chart from Innovation in the Biopharmaceutical Pipeline: A Multidimensional View; Analysis Group, January 2013).
Get involved in International Rare Disease Day on February 28th by visiting http://www.rarediseaseday.org/article/get-involved and share this infographic on rare disease. Global Genes and the National Organization for Rare Disorders have additional information and resources for patients.
As the Global Genes tagline says, "Hope. It's in our genes."


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As many of you know, the Mayan calendar is due to expire. As you can see, most of the dinky little Incans in the Eagle region have vanished in advance of the end of the calendar, er, I mean the end of the WORLD.
Some folk with too much time on their hands really believe that this is it and the world as we know it will end on Dec. 21. Even though you don't even know me, I'm hoping we can meet in Eagle on that last fateful day and behave like there is no tomorrow.
I'll meet you at the Brush Creek Saloon at 241 Broadway St. at 9 p.m. on the 21st. I will bring two very good friends of mine who are spectacular musicians to herald in the end with a couple of sing-alongs from the Woodstock generation.
It will only be a party if you come. I'm not leaving my comfy confines and friends in Carbondale on the last day of planet Earth only to cry into my beer alone. Bring whatever friends you've got, and if things don't turn out as expected, it's not the end of the world.
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Mental Health Center
Dissociative Identity Disorder (Multiple Personality Disorder)
In this article
Who Gets Dissociative Identity Disorder?
While the causes of dissociative identity disorder are still vague, research indicates that it is likely a psychological response to interpersonal and environmental stresses, particularly during early childhood years when emotional neglect or abuse may interfere with personality development. As many as 99% of individuals who develop dissociative disorders have recognized personal histories of recurring, overpowering, and often life-threatening disturbances at a sensitive developmental stage of childhood (usually before age 9). Dissociation may also happen when there has been persistent neglect or emotional abuse, even when there has been no overt physical or sexual abuse. Findings show that in families where parents are frightening and unpredictable, the children may become dissociative.
How Is Dissociative Identity Disorder Diagnosed?
Making the diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder takes time. It's estimated that individuals with dissociative disorders have spent seven years in the mental health system prior to accurate diagnosis. This is common, because the list of symptoms that cause a person with a dissociative disorder to seek treatment is very similar to those of many other psychiatric diagnoses. In fact, many people who have dissociative disorders also have coexisting diagnoses of borderline or other personality disorders, depression, and anxiety.
The DSM-5 provides the following criteria to diagnose dissociative identity disorder:
- Two or more distinct identities or personality states are present, each with its own relatively enduring pattern of perceiving, relating to, and thinking about the environment and self.
- Amnesia must occur, defined as gaps in the recall of everyday events, important personal information, and/or traumatic events.
- The person must be distressed by the disorder or have trouble functioning in one or more major life areas because of the disorder.
- The disturbance is not part of normal cultural or religious practices.
- The symptoms can not be due to the direct physiological effects of a substance (such as blackouts or chaotic behavior during alcohol intoxication) or a general medical condition (such as complex partial seizures).
Are There Famous People With Dissociative Identity Disorder?
Famous people with dissociative identity disorder include retired NFL star Herschel Walker, who says he's struggled with dissociative identity disorder for years but has only been treated for the past eight years.
Walker recently published a book about his struggles with dissociative identity disorder, along with his suicide attempts. Walker talks about a feeling of disconnect from childhood to the professional leagues. To cope, he developed a tough personality that didn't feel loneliness, one that was fearless and wanted to act out the anger he always suppressed. These "alters" could withstand the abuse he felt; other alters came to help him rise to national fame. Today, Walker realizes that these alternate personalities are part of dissociative identity disorder, which he was diagnosed with in adulthood.


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Aldrich, who hit a two-run home run in CofC's win over No. 8 South Carolina, set a new career high by launching three long balls and accounting for all five Cougar runs. Aldrich's five RBIs was also a career high as he doubled his season home run total with the three long balls.
College of Charleston (30-12, 18-7) has now won six games in a row, the longest winning streak of the season. Western Carolina fell to 26-16 and 10-9 in conference play.
Christian Powell (8-2) made his first start of the season on a Friday night and picked up his league-leading eighth win of the season. Powell went 7.0 innings, allowing three runs and seven hits while striking out five Catamounts. Nick Osterman pitched a perfect eighth inning, and David Peterson tallied his 10th save of the year to league the conference.
Marty Gantt tallied a single, two walks and a run to extend his hitting streak to 10 games, tying his previous career long.
The Catamounts used a stellar performance from Preseason All-Conference selection Ross Heffley as he launched two home runs, including one that tied the game in the fifth inning.
The Catamounts nearly overcame a two-run deficit in the ninth inning as they loaded the bases with one out. Leadoff batter Bradley Strong was hit by a pitch to score a run and put the game-winning run on second base. However, Peterson struck out Heffley and induced Cody Jones to ground out to end the game.
Western Carolina got on the board first with a solo home run from Heffley in the bottom of the first inning. The Catamounts loaded the bases with one out and Jacob Hoyle batted in another run with a sacrifice fly to right field to put WCU up 2-0.
Aldrich answered the call in the next half inning with a solo home run to right field in his first at bat. After Powell set down the Cougars in the bottom of the second, Gantt walked and Aldrich homered to right center with two outs to put CofC up 3-2.
Heffley tied the game again in the bottom of the fifth inning with a solo homer to an identical spot as his first shot over the left field wall.
Aldrich then played the hero in the top of the eighth inning as he hit a towering bomb over the batter's eye in dead center, scoring Brandon Murray to make the score 5-3.
Osterman set the Catamounts down in the eighth inning thanks to a double play by Gunnar Heidt and Bradley Goodson. Western Carolina threatened to win in walk-off fashion as they loaded the bases with one out in the bottom of the ninth inning after scoring a run to make it 5-4. However, Heffley struck out looking and Peterson induced a groundout to end the game.
Despite the Cougars top 10 national ranking in team home runs, Aldrich's three homers marked the first time that any Cougar player has hit multiple home runs in a game this season.
The Cougars will continue the series tomorrow with a 1 p.m. start against the Catamounts.


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Treasury Won't Sell Assets to Buy Debt Limit Time
The Treasury Department has ruled out the sale of assets to buy more time before hitting the federal debt limit, a senior official said.
"We do not believe that the sale of public assets, such as gold or other holdings, would be a viable or prudent course in the face of inaction by Congress on debt-limit legislation," Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs Alastair Fitzpayne said in a letter to lawmakers.
The debt ceiling has again moved into the spotlight as the White House and congressional Republicans spar over a tax and spending package that would avert the so-called fiscal cliff. As part of the talks, the Obama administration last week proposed a mechanism that would allow the president to increase the debt limit unless Congress can summon enough votes in both parties to block the move.
That would likely avoid a replay of last year's debt ceiling showdown, when a protracted fight over the matter undermined confidence, forced the government to pay additional interest costs and led Standard & Poor's to strip the U.S. government of its top-notch debt rating.
Mr. Fitzpayne's letter, dated Nov. 29, is a response to Sens. Orrin Hatch (R., Utah) and Jeff Sessions (R., Ala.), who in October asked the Treasury Department when it expects to reach the debt ceiling, when it might need to take "extraordinary measures" to avoid a default and if it has plans to sell assets.
Mr. Fitzpayne's point on asset sales is consistent with Treasury's position last year, and the department's forecast hasn't much changed. It expects to hit the legal borrowing limit "very near" the end of December, though juggling accounts and suspending some payments would allow it to meet its obligations until early in 2013, Mr. Fitzpayne said.
"At this time, it is not possible to predict with precision when these measures will be exhausted," he added.
Some lawmakers and observers have suggested that the U.S. could buy more time by selling assets, such as shares of companies acquired during the financial crisis.
Mr. Fitzpayne said such sales are already factored into its estimate and regardless wouldn't make a big difference in when the limit is reached.
"A fire sale of these assets, however, would be disruptive and would impose losses on taxpayers. Similar considerations argue against fire sales of other public assets," Mr. Fitzpayne said.


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It is my firm belief that we have to play Stevie behind Suarez on Thursday. No Shelvey or anything like that. 4-2-3-1 all the way but who is for the wings? Downing and Sterling I guess.
Not sure on this one Colin as I really like seeing Stevie next to Lucas where he can both dictate play, and push forward on occasion. But right now, while I do really like JonJo, I find him a bit unpredictable, so think I'd go with Henderson. Another alternative is one Jason has been talking about for a while which is to push Suso into that role rather than playing him wide. Just a thought.
I agree that Gerrard looks better further back these days, he can keep the tempo going and ping long passes for runners. Hendo is the obvious choice, but again I prefer him further back, I guess he Gerrard can take it in turns to push forward like they have in previous games. For me Suso isn't ready for a game of this magnitude. Sterling, Downing and Hendo or whoever plays need to have big games if we are going witness another european miracle. Fingers crossed.


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Sleeveless Boyfriend Shirtdress: Women's colorblocked sleeveless boyfriend style shirtdress in luxurious sandwashed Silk Charmuese.
Designer 22: Krista Kelly
A student designer contestant in the 2012 Seamless in Seattle fashion design competition.
Entry Category: Student Designer, studying at Seattle Central Community College
Designer Name: Krista Kelly
Line: Hoyden
Branding Statement/ Bio Info:
hoyden :
Noun:Aboisterous girl. Synonyms:tomboy
The hoyden girl is a young professional in an art field living in the city. She makes $80,000 t0 $150,000 a year and is 22-32 years old. She wants stylish, easy clothes with clean lines that are still fun and playful. She wants to look put-together without looking like she tried too hard. She's a bit tomboyish, but still feminine at the same time. She likes color.
The hoyden clothing category is women's ready-to-wear separates, bridge brand. Price range is $300-$1,000. Competitive brands are Akris Punto, Jil Sander Navy and Alexander Wang.
Construction and design details for the Spring/Summer 2013 Collection include color blocking, loose straight-cut shirts/blouses, semi-fitted pants, curved and cutaway hems, collars, and welt pockets.
This line would sell best at Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale's, Saks Fifth Avenue, Barney's New York, and Nordstrom.
Through the process of developing this line I was heavily inspired by the clean lines, minimalism and color blocking of modernist art from the 1930's to the 1960's. I wanted to create clothes that had the ease and simplicity of modernism, while still maintaining the interest and beauty of said art. Other inspirations included menswear silhouettes, using straight cuts collared shirts and shirtdresses, and pants. The line also maintains a certain sense of femininity through it's use of delicate and luxurious silk shirtings, the sheen of the wool silk bottoms, the curve and cut out shapings of hems, sleeves, and waistbands, and the soft and sophisticated color palette. I designed these clothes to feel easy, clean, comfortable, young and stylish. Embodying the modern career woman: elegant, yet still harboring a bit of that tomboyish youth of yesteryear. I wanted these pieces to feel simple and classic, while at the same special and interesting.
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Well...The price for Toronto acquiring a certain goalie won't be going down with each passing game of them allowing 5-7 goals.
23-3 at Avatar/Sig/Self Ban
Opening face off of the Canucks/Sharks game...Jannik Hansen crosschecks the ref lol? So random, especially from a guy like him.
23-3 at Avatar/Sig/Self Ban
There is no way they didn't notice it. I can't even fathom why they chose not to mention it at all. Again....weird
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Anyone watching the AHL All Star Game?
EDIT: not sure if this is live or a replay. For some reason I was thinking this game happened over the weekend, but I'm not sure. Either way, it's a pretty good game with some serious talent from some of these guys.
One of the nicest short handed goals you're gonna see
Boston's PK has been fantastic this year
Hell yes. My Islanders finally look decent and Tavares is a damn stud
This goal was sick
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Posts Tagged '40 feet container for sale'
Sea Containers For Sale
Sea Containers are sold through brokers or dealers as well as auction houses and a shipping company's own procedures for rotating their container inventory. The sale of used sea containers is big business around the world but like any commodity there are times when they are cheaper and other times when the price goes too high for most buyers to contemplate.
The reasons for this fluctuation is the same reason for the fluctuation in price of anything sold on the open market. Market forces. Supply and Demand. If you notice more signs saying 'Sea Containers for Sale' or 'used sea containers for sale' on the web or on the fence at a storage container yard, then demand is low and so will be the price. If there are no signs about and thus fewer items available for sale, then the price naturally will rise.
When the yards are full of unused sea containers and trade is slow due to other economic factors, then the price of these units drops. Transporting and relocating sea containers usually costs the same regardless of supply and demand however in times of over supply you can sometimes negotiate free delivery at time of purchase. Worth asking anyway!


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Saw a guy attempt a double alley oop from the shoulder. (Nice try "albee") It was sick though.
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Saw a guy attempt a double alley oop from the shoulder. (Nice try "albee") It was sick though.
Pretty sure I saw a bobcat in the woods around dusk last night...pretty good at id'ing wildlife, there's nothing else this coulda been it was pretty awesome...Osprey are back in full force, and looks like there'll be a few waves this weekend.
I saw shredmachine bench 8,000,000 lbs while baniging a Hindu. Wait was that cool?
Pretty cool in my book.
Saw a pack of dolphins fishing the other day. One of the dolphins jumped out if the
water and caught a fish mid air. Also saw a baby in the pack that must have only been about 20 pounds.
Drivin up the 101 this mornin, lookin for a decent peak in wind blown nastiness, I spied a caravan and chased em down.
The waves were crap though. Still had some fun. That's all that matters. I always say to myself, a bad day out here is sure better than most good days back in Corpus.
some cool woody's...haha, i'd take that any day over lake atlantic.
Sick a$$ longboarding videohttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1nmpN...yer_detailpage
Saw someone get stabbed in the neck in camden on Kaighn Ave at 5pm. . . Also saw a guy drop in on a overhead wave and never attempt to stand up, he then ran a kid over and ruined his day/ maybe year and then laugh about how he was in his way.


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unison 2 makes it easy to read, look, listen, and download
Find Groups
- Use the "Directory" to search for relevant groups
- Or, use "All Groups" to find your favorites
- Add groups to your sidebar for quick access
- Set group options like auto-loading and offline reading
Read Messages
- Use the Thread View to read all messages at once
- Thread lines make it easier to see who replied to what
- View and post messages in HTML or Plain Text
Work with Files
- Files are magically grouped together for downloading
- See images, music, files, and messages in one view
- "Smart Downloading" skips unneeded recovery sets
Much More
- Use the Search Browser to find files and NZBs
- Built-in UnPAR/UnRAR/Join, no external tools needed
- Set up Rules to manage your messages
- Upload binary files in one automated click
- Preview music by streaming it directly off the server
Required OS: 10.5
Tags: usenet , download , newsgroups
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There seem to be two programs called "Unison" don't mess up these two
Is somebody else having problems with stalling downloads? It happens right at the end. Sometimes it helps to restart the app.
If you have problems with strange errors or failed downloads, give NZBdrop a try. Seems pretty stable, has more options and is a tad cheaper.
SABnzbd+ is better at processing nzbs, as it:
- downloads par2 files only if required
- repairs, extracts, and deletes automatically (most of the time),
- can use an extra server as fill server
The interface is web-based, but it can also be controlled with SABnzbdX, an app that sits in the menu (req. leopard).
The best binary newsreader for the mac. Unfortunately that's not saying much. Browsing binaries is a nightmare and it doesn't reach a tenth of the feature set of pc apps like newsleecher. However - if you get your .nzbs from binsearch.com or similar, it's a life safer and does the job. Recommended, but only to download binaries from nzb.
great app, but it needs intelligent par downloading & decoding.
To me, this is the only real Macintosh newsreader. All others tend to be ugly or overly technical. These qualities don't bother most Usenet junkies since Usenet is the dark underbelly of the Internet and users still like to maintain its often archaic nature. Nevertheless, I appreciate a friendly interface and easily accessible features.
Panic is a great company.
This is simply one of the best little applications I currently own, Panic! could have charged $50 for Unison and it would have still been good value for money. That said if anyone bothers to still read binary newsgroup postings you'll find a swade of opposition to Unison users in regards to how the application uploads to binary groups.
Simply the best newsgroup app there is on any platform. Makes newsgroups a wonderful experience again. Well worth $25.00
The only application that made me even care about newsgroups since the '90s. Highly recommended.
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Had this error when I tried to save a HATCH in a drawing. I'd imported from some website somewhere.
Not my file so can't reproduce it here but will point to it's web page:
trying to save legno1.pat hatch with a scale of 300 and an angle 90 degrees.
I stuck the file in qcad/patterns/metric
can anyone reproduce this?
perhaps the pattern files are not quite compatible?
Thanks for your help.
RC5 is looking very good.
Sketchup 7 allows me to import dxf's produced with dxf version 2000
which is a boon.


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Their remains were recovered when the turret was brought to the surface in an amazing feat of marine archaeology and engineering in 2002. Next month, after a decade of trying to learn their identities, the Navy plans to bury the comrades as unidentified in Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors.
The funeral, scheduled for March 8, will mark 40 years of research into the Monitor by the Navy, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the Mariners' Museum in Newport News, Va., and many other organizations.
And it will lay to rest perhaps the last of over 600,000 soldiers, sailors and Marines who perished in the long ago war for the Union. The nation is currently commemorating the sesquicentennial of the war, which ran from 1861 to 1865.
"These may very well be the last Navy personnel from the Civil War to be buried at Arlington," Navy Secretary Ray Mabus said in a statement Tuesday. "It's important we honor these brave men and all they represent as we reflect upon the significant role Monitor and her crew had in setting the course for our modern Navy."
The Monitor is famous for battling the Confederate ship CSS Virginia, formerly the USS Merrimack, on March 9, 1862, at Hampton Roads, Va., in history's first fight between ironclad warships.
Ten months later, the two sailors were aboard the Monitor when it sank in a gale off the North Carolina coast on Dec. 31, 1862. The ship capsized, and settled on the bottom upside down.
Most of the 63 crewmen escaped. Sixteen men perished, the bodies of the other 14 were never recovered.
The two unidentified men - an older sailor, about 35, who walked with a limp, wore a gold ring, and always had a pipe clenched between his teeth, and a younger man, about 21, with a broken nose and mismatched shoes - were trapped in the turret.
More than a century later, their almost complete skeletons were found, one on top of the other, amid the tangle of huge guns and debris inside. The turret resides at the Mariners' Museum today.
On March 7, representatives from the Navy and NOAA will escort the remains from the military's Joint Prisoner of War Missing in Action Command in Hawaii, where the bones have undergone study, said Navy spokeswoman Lieut. Lauryn Dempsey.
The next day the sailors will be borne to their graves in two caskets on a horse-drawn caisson during an interment ceremony at 4 p.m. The exact burial site was still being determined Tuesday.
"It's extraordinary on a number of levels," said David Alberg, superintendent of NOAA's Monitor Marine Sanctuary.
"Here we have two men who were lost in a storm, forgotten by even many of their descendants," he said. "But the nation's never forgotten."
The wreck of the Monitor was located in 1973 by a Duke University research ship in the stormy region called "the graveyard of the Atlantic."
The study of the bones yielded DNA, but few other clues: The younger man's broken nose; and indications of a limp in the older man, the ring on a finger of his right hand and a groove in his front teeth where he bit down on his pipe.
The identities of all the lost Monitor sailors are known, and many crew members are depicted in old photographs - including a famous series taken on the ship by photographer James F. Gibson in July 1862.
But it was not known which identities might go with the recovered remains.
Last year, at the Navy Memorial in Washington, experts from Louisiana State University displayed clay facial reconstructions of the two men, based on models of their skulls.
Experts hoped the clay images might, through public exposure, provide leads to the identities.
Officials noted a strong resemblance between the reconstructed face of the older sailor and that of the Monitor's Welsh-born first-class fireman, Robert Williams, 30.
In two of Gibson's pictures, Williams appears in a cap and mustache, standing with his arms folded. He is surrounded by other members of the crew, who lounge on the deck, playing checkers and smoking pipes.
But investigators could come up with nothing more definitive, and the sailors must now go to their graves unidentified.
Officials said the case will remain open, should further information be discovered.


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Nedpack's vertical conveyor with small footprint
March 23, 2011 - MMH Editorial
Nedpack (Booth 973) introduced a vertical conveyor called the Prorunner Mk5 that handles vertical sorting between different floors or levels in a warehouse.
"If you have several mezzanine floors you need to get totes or products to, this vertical conveyor can be a good solution," said Jaco Hooijer, sales manager for Nedpack.
Prorunner acts as an alternative to other types of systems for vertical movement such as spiral or inclined belt conveyors, Hooijer said. The Prorunner needs only a small space footprint, he added, and never tilts products, which can be a concern with some goods.
ProMat 2011 will be held March 21 - 24, 2011 at McCormick Place South in Chicago. The tradeshow will showcase the latest manufacturing, distribution and supply chain solutions in the material handling and logistics industry.
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Deputies make cocaine arrest
Published: Wednesday, February 6, 2013 at 6:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, February 7, 2013 at 10:46 a.m.
Bike patrol deputies arrested two men Tuesday after they found them with suspected cocaine in Thibodaux.
Byron Miller Sr., 44, 1503 Talbot Ave., Thibodaux, and Antoine Baptiste Jr., 37, 193 Bon Jovi Blvd., Houma, were parked in a van at Plantation Road and Midland Drive, and the deputies approached them on bicycles about 5:30 p.m., the Lafourche Sheriff's Office said.
Deputies recovered 9.1 gross grams of cocaine and 3.4 gross grams of crack cocaine, the Sheriff's Office said.
Additional deputies and Thibodaux Police arrived to assist the bike deputies with their arrest, deputies said.
Miller and Baptiste are charged with possession with intent to distribute cocaine and violating the uniform controlled dangerous substances law because they were in a drug-free zone. Miller, who was additionally booked with possession of crack cocaine and illegal parking, was released Wednesday morning after posting a $15,050 bond. Baptiste was also released Wednesday morning after posting a $15,000 bond. He had been additionally charged with possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine.
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Naturally busty babe Jaime Hammer delivers a strong dose of sexy in this glamorous photo set. The buxom brunette models her exquisite figure in classy black and pink lingerie before stripping it off to reveal the full sensuality of her graceful nude body. From her sexy pink nipples to her delicious derriere to her smooth shaven pussy lips, Jaime bares it all for you here. Enjoy!
Jaime Hammer's body is to die for! And it is all natural!!! Everything about this girl is exquisite - from her classy bra and panty set to her flawless body and pretty face. Jaime gets totally nude except for her high heels and then spreads her smooth ass and pussy and offers you a glimpse at what paradise must be like. So sexy!
Jaime Hammer is one completely drop dead gorgeous babe! The sexy lingerie she wears in this photo set really shows that hot body of hers off. Jaime looks really classy as she smiles and poses and things quickly turn naughty. Stripping off the bra to show her perfect natural boobs, you get to see just how flawless this honey is. When she takes off her panties you will be in love!


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The low noise X4 utilizes three long heatpipes precision embedded in a copper base for rapid and even heat absorption and transfer to 45 aluminium fine fins. The PWM fan provides quiet controlled performance and efficient heat dissipation. X4 is designed to incorporate automatic VRM cooling (VRM - CPU Voltage Regulator Modules located on the motherboard), this is an important function that helps to keep your PC stable.
New design akasa (patent pending) Easy Select Clip with Intel reference push-pin retention is used for no-hassle mounting on Intel LGA775, LGA1156 and LGA1366 platforms - no backplate is needed. AMD Sockets 939, AM2, AM2+ and AM3 are catered for with a cam-lever clip for safe and easy attachment. Performance thermal compound is supplied.
- 3 long heatpipes ensure superb cooling performance
- Smart design enables VRM cooling
- Low noise fan with PWM control
- Quick installation with akasa Easy Select Clip
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Reviewed by niki. Review Posted 12/05/2010
I recently refitted the heatsink using Arctic Silver instead of the supplied thermal paste. Instead of the 9 degree drop over stock I got a massive 13 degrees. So I would have to say that the most economic way to drop the CPU temp is to use Arctic Silver, then if you can afford this heatsink, buy it!
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Nice Product
Reviewed by niki. Review Posted 09/04/2010
Very large but pretty easy to fit and certainly does the job. Didn't bring the temperature down on idle but on full load dropped nine degrees over the stock. Nice and quiet. Had to modify a little to avoid striking the chipset heatsink, hence only a 4.
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average cooler
Reviewed by kola77. Review Posted 18/11/2010
bought this from another store easy to install for amd board,temperatures are 5-10 degrees better then stock cooler unfortunately the cooler is just as noisy as stock cooler that why i only gave it 3 stars gd cooler shame bout the noise.
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Badly fitting with AMD2+ socket.
Reviewed by Anonymous Review Posted 14/09/2010
I came to install this on my ASUS board (M4A785D-M Pro), and found that when the lever to secure this is tightened, the scored guides on the baseplate cause the baseplate itself to overhang by about 1-2mm on one side of the CPU package, and worse, leave the same amount exposed on the other side! Apart from the stresses on the CPU, the thermal gradient towards that edge will be huge (possibly causing expansion/contraction faults). Be wary when installing.
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Skin it Back is great. McGrupp is still spoken like a poem. The old intro to AC/DC, YEM doesn't have its signature opening riff yet, Lushington is great.
Great second set, Peaches, early Golgi, Swing Low is good. They kept Camel Walk, which is awesome. Shaggy was played full on. Two types of Sallys, the old style Fluff is weird to hear for me. Early Wilson and potential magic on Slave join some Mike's and a Hood for a great back end.
And if all that isn't enough reasons to listen, for the love of Paul, you've got to hear the Cantaloupe, Sanity, Anarchy combo!!! A smooth Clod to finish up too was great to hear, having not heard very many of them myself.
I've been reading one of their bio books and just decided to jump into a little '86 for the hell of it and boy am I glad I did.