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Collin Morris from Dorman High School pitched six dominant innings Monday night and Spartanburg Post 28 won its American Legion playoff opener, 11-1, by mercy rule at Orangeburg.
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Spartanburg 11, Orangeburg 1 (seven innings)
Chapin-Newberry 12, Greer 2 (seven innings)
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Morris allowed only four hits and one run while striking out three and walking one. He had a 3-0 lead after five, but the Spartanburg offense exploded for eight runs in the sixth and seventh.
Spartanburg (15-6), which finished just one game behind League Six eventual top seed Inman and Union for the third position, will play host at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Duncan Park in the second game in the best-of-five series. Orangeburg (9-8) was second in League Eight, earning home field advantage.
Cameron Hall and Grayland Fowler both had two-run hits in the sixth inning as Post 28 broke the game open.
The winner of this series advances to the second round, a state championship tournament qualifying series, against the survivor of Greenwood and Lancaster.
Chapin-Newberry 12, Greer 2
A five-run bottom of the seventh ended this game by mercy rule and gave Chapin-Newberry, the top seed from League Eight, the opener of the best-of-five series at Newberry College.
Greer (7-14) will host Game 2 at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Stevens Field.
Gordon Zeising pitched all seven innings for Chapin-Newberry, allowing only six hits with six strikeouts. Tyler Crowe and Mikey Urueta were both 2-for-3 for Greer, but the rest of the Post 115 lineup was just 2-for-19.
Chapin-Newberry (14-3) had a 7-0 lead after four innings. Greer starter Jordan Sizemore gave up those runs, all earned, in 3 1/3 innings. Matt Finch went 2 1/3 shutout innings and Alex Williams worked the seventh.
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Not America!
The tiny mega-rich countries like Andorra and Luxembourg do very well, but it helps having a country the size of a tomato and a median income of 100,000 or something insane like that. France has an AMAZING health care system, and its cheap to boot.

England and Canada have potentially strong systems which have been badly damaged by political games.
I am not sure,
If you don't take cost into account, I think America might actually be pretty good. That is if you have endless money to throw at the problem.

I think Scandinavia is supposed to have one of the best reputations in Europe. A lot of it probably depends on the specific issue you need treated.
Contrary to the populist here, America has the best healthcare. I'm currently taking cancer treatments, in the facility I visit, I have talked with people from England, Canada, and other countries, they are here taking the treatments, due to the lengthy wait to be treated and or not being offered a different type of treatment.
Surely ObamaCare is designed to make healthcare more accessible to everyone rather than skewed towards the more wealthy. That shouldn't affect the quality of your treatment.
Cuba & Philippines.
come to italy. i hate being here but depending on the region the quality health care is very thorough, theyre not quick to write an rx for drugs unless all other natural attempts failed unless you are old.
Denmark has the best.
France and Germany have the BEST treatment, England treats everybody but usually treats them wrongly.
Yes, you are probably right there, but I have heard of a few people having good treatment in France, which maybe biases me.
America probably because the healthcare industry (along with related insurance companies) make so much money.
Although it's not as good as it used to be my Alberta Healthcare is free, I get everything I need, by good physicians. If you want a room to yourself or pay alot of money on meds or glasses, or need an ambulance or 80-100% dental coverage than you might also want to buy into blue cross.
The ones which outsource their clinical trials
NOT IN INDIA for sure:d
No, most Indian doctors are now in America.
lol! i know
That is not true, people do come to India for having surgeries that cost them too much to get it done in their own countries
I don't know what's in India but I know there are tons of Indian doctors in America.
not my country of course.
People beat me to the suggestion of looking at rankings of health outcomes. Most nations that actually invest in their people do well.

Of course, America is not one of them. Americans have no shame, otherwise they would be asking themselves why our health care is so poor.
England,,thats why so many people come here for tretment,,then run away without paying.
true but its not great quality is it
yes it is.
being ruined by people who don't pay anything in to it though.
@bill We do heal people in Britain. You may not get 5 star accommodation while you are in hospital but who wants to pay for that anyway.
spain have very good one, and 100% free, almost as you want to be sick, all my experiences here with hospital were amazing.
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A heated confrontation is brewing between the Obama administration and the federal judiciary.
Late on Friday, the Justice Department's lawyers filed a brief with a federal district court in California challenging the court's power to carry out its own order. The government lawyers insisted that the court has no right to make available to the opposing lawyers in the case a classified document regarding the Bush administration's warrantless wiretapping program, even though the document is critical to the lawsuit, the lawyers can obtain the necessary top-secret security clearances, and the document would not be released publicly.
As TWI reported on Friday, the case of Al-Haramain v. Obama presents one of the first direct challenges by a victim of the Bush National Security Agency's warrantless wiretapping program against government officials. But the government has argued vigorously to have the case dismissed, invoking the so-called "state secrets privilege" to refuse to turn over information about the program, and has refused to provide the organization's lawyers use of a document that reportedly reveals that Al Haramain was one of the program's victims. Although U.S. District Judge Vaughn Walker has repeatedly rejected the Justice Department's argument, DOJ lawyers filed an emergency appeal; on Friday afternoon, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals rejected it.
So on Friday, in a move that Al-Haramain's lawyer called "mind-boggling", the Obama administration told the federal court, once again, that it did not have the authority to order the government to make the critical document in the case available to the organization's lawyers. The decision to reveal the document, wrote the government, "is committed to the discretion of the Executive Branch, and is not subject to judicial review."
Not only does that defy the court once again, but there's a catch: the court already has the document, which was filed months ago under seal. What's more, the lawyers for Al-Haramain have already seen it; it was inadvertently turned over to them back in 2004, when the government was busy trying to prove that Al-Haramain was funnelling money to terrorists. Weeks later, the government, realizing its mistake, sent FBI agents to the lawyers' offices to retrieve the document. But the cat was out of the bag: the lawyers had seen evidence that the foundation, and two of its lawyers, had been wiretapped. And that same document has already been filed, along with several other classified, sealed and secret filings, with the U.S. district court.
Realizing this, the Justice Department lawyers on Friday wrote: "If the Court intends to itself grant access to classified information directly to the plaintiffs' counsel, the Government requests that the Court again provide advance notice of any such order, as well as an ex parte, in camera description of the information it intends to disclose, to enable the Government to either make its own determination about whether counsel has a need to know, or to withdraw that information from submission to the Court and use in this case. If the Court rejects either action by the Government, the Government again requests that the Court stay proceedings while the Government considers whether to appeal any such order."
In other words, the government lawyers threatened to physically remove the document from the court files if the Judge insists that he has the right — as he already ruled he has — to allow Al-Haramain's lawyers to see it.
"It's a not-so-thinly veiled threat to send executive branch authorities (the FBI? the Army?) to Judge Walker's chambers to seize the classified material from his files!" wrote Jon Eisenberg, Al-Haramain's lawyer, in an e-mail on Saturday. "In my view, that would be an unprecedented violation of the constitutional separation of powers. I doubt anything like it has happened in the history of this country."
The stand-off centers on who has the power to decide whether classified information must be made available to someone outside of the government. The Justice Department insists that only the director of the relevant executive agency has that power; and in this case, the Director of the National Security Agency has decided that Al-Haramain and its lawyers should not be allowed to see the classified document, because they don't have a "need to know" the information it contains.
In fact, it's clear that in order for Al-Haramain to pursue its case against the government, its lawyers need at the very least the sealed document that indicates they were wiretapped. Indeed, it's the only known evidence that indicates that the Islamic charity was wiretapped without a warrant; without it, the organization and its lawyers don't have standing to sue the government.
That's not a concern of the Justice Department, however, which insisted on Friday: "the Court does not have independent power . . . to order the Government to grant counsel access to classified information when the Executive Branch has denied them such access."
The Obama administration "seems to be provoking a separation-of-powers confrontation with Judge Walker," said Eisenberg.
The government's latest move is just another in an increasingly aggressive set of tactics it's been using to defend broad executive power to conceal evidence of illegal activity by the Bush administration. In both this case and another case I wrote about earlier, Mohamed v. Jeppesen Dataplan, the Obama administration has invoked the "state secrets" privilege to argue that the subject matter of the lawsuits are themselves state secrets, and therefore that the cases must be dismissed.
Civil liberties advocates had hoped that the Obama administration would be more open about the workings of government – and particularly about the illegal activity that occurred in the name of fighting terrorism under the Bush administration. But they've been sorely disappointed. In national security cases, the Obama administration has aggressively used the "state secrets privilege" to insist that it can withhold classified evidence even if that's contrary to Congressional law.
"In the Bush administration, the state secrets doctrine was used to buttress the power of the president and make it difficult if not impossible to contest such issues as presidential authority to conduct warrantless wiretapping in the United States," Marc Rotenberg, Executive Director of the Electronic Privacy Information Center and an adjunct professor of law at Georgetown University said last week. "We would think that when such disagreements occur, it's properly before the judiciary to resolve them. But the Bush administration asserted the state secrets doctrine for the purpose of making it effectively impossible for courts to review the matter," Rotenberg said. The significance of the Al Haramain case is "the apparent willingness of the Obama administration''s justice department to carry further that same argument in federal court. It is of great concern."
Another interesting piece of the government's filing on Friday – actually, [URL=http://washingtonindependent.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/03/fisa-doj-declassrpt.pdf]its second filing[URL], at 1:00 AM Eastern time – is that the government, which was supposed to report to the judge about which documents it will declassify, says that it won't declassify anything. While that's not a big surprise, the declassification report also says that its previous classified submission to the court contained an error – though it can't say what that error was, because it's classified. And, to support all this, the government filed four secret declarations by government officials — which no one but the judge is allowed to see.
"We've always suspected that the previous secret filings contained inaccuracies and maybe even outright lies, which is why we have been fighting so hard to see them," said Eisenberg. "Now it seems we might have been right. Maybe, now that Judge Walker may be about to let us see them, the Government is worried that we'll spot the lie, so they're trying to 'take it back.' This is extremely weird."
Contacted over the weekend, the Department of Justice declined to comment, saying the court filings speak for themselves. But David Golove, a professor at New York University School of Law and expert on executive power who's not involved in the case (and had not seen the latest court filings), said the Obama administration's latest brief may reflect simply the executive's usual reluctance to turn over classified information until it absolutely has to. If the government keeps appealing every action by the district court, he speculated, the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals may finally give in and rule on whether the government has to comply with FISA, or whether it can continue to conceal evidence by invoking the state secrets privilege. Although Judge Walker ruled in al-Haramain's favor, no court of appeals has ever addressed the issue.
"When a court of appeals tells them they have to hand over the information, will they comply, or will they go to endless ends to prevent it from happening? I don't think we've reached that yet," said Golove. "It might be fair to view this as just a consquence of fact that they find themselves in the funny position of having to reveal classified information to people they don't want to before getting a higher court ruling on it," he added. Then again, he added: "That's at least one interpretation. We have good reason to be suspicious."
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Konawaena Wildcats maul Kamehameha-Hawaii Warriors 37-3
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KEAAU — Konawaena's youth didn't matter much against a far more experienced Kamehameha football team on Friday night.
Behind several big-play touchdowns in the second half, the Wildcats pummeled the Warriors 37-3 in an early Big Island Interscholastic Federation Division II showdown at Paiea Stadium.
Kona quarterback Brandon Howes, the Warriors backup last season, threw for a pair of touchdowns and ran for another. He completed 9 of 24 passes for 235 yards, but was far more efficient as a runner.
The 5-foot-9, 155-pound senior rushed for 101 yards, including a 53-yard TD run in the fourth quarter, to offer the two-time defending champion Wildcats (2-1 overall, 1-0 BIIF Division II) a dual threat.
However, he had a few mistakes, but none all that costly. Howes tossed two picks and fumbled twice.
The Warriors (1-2, 0-1) won the turnover battle (two giveaways to Kona's five turnovers), but it didn't help much. They only got a 25-yard field goal from Logan Uyetake in the third quarter, when the Wildcats forgot to touch the ball on a kickoff.
Kamehameha recovered in the red zone at the 11-yard line, but the offense couldn't move the ball. Actually, the home team picked up positive yards, but only when Ina Teofilo, who finished with 181 yards on 22 carries, touched the ball.
Three times in the second half, the Warriors played a press defense, bringing everybody in the box, no more than five yards from the line of scrimmage.
Three times, the Wildcats scored, all in a row: a simple swing pass from Howes to Bubba Ellis-Noa for 88 yards, followed by Ellis-Noa's 59-yard run, and then a 53-yard run by Howes, who faked a handoff, found no resistance on the perimeter and padded the cushion to 30-3.
Ellis-Noa was another two-way threat. He caught two passes for 91 yards, and rushed six times for 81 yards.
Kamehameha's scoreboard isn't working. It will be inoperable for the entire season. Something is wrong with the electrical parts.
The Warriors are hoping that their passing game isn't in the same boat. Junior QB Micah Kanehailua was 5 of 20 for 45 yards and one interception, overthrowing open receivers four times, including twice when receivers had nothing but a picture of the end zone in front of them.
The Wildcats played a press defense, too, but settled their safety back in the second half. Against the defensive press for each side, Kona simply made plays; Kamehameha did not.
Their offenses looked like mirror images. Kamehameha has a pistol set, Kona a spread. (The QB in the pistol is about 3 for 4 yards from the center.) Both defenses emphasized pressure. The similarities don't end there.
In the last meeting for the BIIF Division II title a year ago, which included a convoluted 14-point differential for the Warriors to become champs, Kamehameha couldn't stop Kona running back John Kamoku.
Despite having a bull's-eye on his back, he still bowled over anyone in his path, and finished with 231 yards and two touchdowns on 20 carries, sparking a 32-28 win and securing the Wildcats' second straight BIIF championship.
In the last two meetings, running backs flourished. Teofilo couldn't be stopped, at least in the first half, with his 152 yards on 19 attempts. A year ago, Kamoku was the same way.
But he's gone, off to Ventura (Calif.) College, graduated in the 2013 class with 25 other teammates, turning Kona into a different-looking team, one filled with youth and inexperience with only three returning starters: lineman Makoa Chapa, linebacker Evyn Yamaguchi and wideout/corner Chase Takaki.
Maybe youth and inexperience don't make a dime of difference, when the defense doesn't allow a touchdown, and the offense finds a way to make big plays.
Chapa shed blocks and finished with 18 tackles. Yamaguchi didn't need to drop into pass coverage, filled running lanes and recorded 11 tackles. They were mostly responsible for holding Teofilo to 29 yards on 13 carries in the second half.
The Warriors are on the opposite end of the pool with veterans soaked in big-game experience, and 11 returning starters, including two offensive weapons in Kanehailua and senior running back Teofilo.
Both put up pretty decent numbers in the BIIF championship last season. Teofilo ran for 122 yards on 23 carries, but fumbled twice. Kanehailua was 13 of 21 for 256 yards and three touchdowns, but had four interceptions.
Kamehameha's offensive duo aren't the only shining stars. Rangy cornerback Kaua Aganus landed on the All-BIIF Division II first team, as well as lineman Timmy Burke. Both are seasoned seniors.
Aganus ran down Howes in the first half, when he bolted for a 52-yard run, and stripped the ball. Kamehameha recovered the ball, but couldn't score — a broken-record theme for most of the night.
Kona 3 7 13 14—37
Kamehameha 0 0 3 0—3
First quarter
Kona —FG 46 John Replogle, 9:27
Second quarter
Kona — 33 pass from Brandon Howes to Kevin Medeiros (Replogle kick), 5:43
Third quarter
Kam — FG 25 Logan Uyetake, 9:34
Kona — 88 pass from Howes to Bubba Ellis-Noa (Replogle kick), 5:56
Kona — 59 run Ellis-Noa (kick failed), 3:27
Fourth quarter
Kona —53 run Howes (Replogle kick), 9:37
Kona — 7 run Makoa Chapa (Replogle kick), 6:48


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Cozy & Cute, Minutes to Everywhere, 2 bed+/2 bath
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|$99 - $125
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|$693 - $875
If you are seeking a "high end unit" with all the "bells and whistle's" this is NOT the property for you.
This property is located in the ideal location which is minutes from everything: airport, cruise ships, trains, shopping, entertainment, I-95, I-595 - which are major highways to Miami and South Beach. Less than 45 minutes travel time to Miami, South Beach and West Palm Beach.
The Back Unit has 695 square feet of living space, has recently been updated, and is comfortable for four adults. Additionally, there is a bed-height air mattress available. Unit is clean, cozy, and located in a well maintained neighborhood with nice neighbors.
The rear of the property, which is shared by both Units, has a swimming pool, deck, dock, covered patio with table and eight chairs, gas grill, wonderful views of the Canal and is lighted for evening enjoyment. The HOT TUB IS NOT WORKING AT THE MOMENT, THE PARTS ARE ON ORDER.
Property only available for short term stays - maximum of 15 days.
Rental rates will increase during Prime Season: Winter months and Holidays. Contact owner for Rates.
There is a $50.00 PER PET FEE. Due to square footage, large dogs may not be appropriate.
Please check availability of 3 bedroom 1 bath Front Unit.
Stu Reynolds
Property Rates
|Apr 05 2015
|Dec 31 2016
|3 Nights
|Nov 01 2016
|Mar 30 2017
|3 Nights
|Check In: 4 p.m. Check Out: 10 a.m.
|Deposits: $100.00 refundable damage deposits required on all reservations.
|Payment Options: Discover, Mastercard, Money Order, PayPal, Personal Check, Visa
|Other Fees: IMPORTANT NOTE: Rental rates MAY increase during Prime Season (Winter months) and Holidays. Cleaning Fee: $85.00 Pet Fee: $50.00 per pet
Reviews for this vacation home rental in Fort Lauderdale, Florida
Leticia Jenkins
Columbus, oh
Brenda M. Duggan
Milbridge, Maine
great place for the price
April 7, 2013
We rented the front apartment for 3days before going on a cruise. The place is nice but needs a little tlc. When we checked in there were some lights out and a few things needed to be cleaned but one email to Stu (the owner) and things were fixed within a couple of hours. The pool and patio out back is wonderful and the neighbors very friendly. If you are looking for a reasonably priced place, that isn't the Hilton, but clean and comfortable this is the place for you. There were 4 of us and we had enough room to spread out and have our own space. I would definitely recommend this for a family or a group of friends looking for a place to get away.
Joey Box
Indianapolis, IN USA
Excellent, well-priced, nice community
March 14, 2013
St. Augustine is a phenomenal location to visit. The surrounding area is very friendly, historical, and fun for all ages. I am a college graduate student. It is not a "party town," thankfully, but there was an adequate night life at certain bars if that's what you are looking for. The area had great tourist attractions that provided for something to do at all times. The condo is situated very close to all attractions, restaurants, supermarkets, and any other place of interest. We even visited Disney World in Orlando, which was only an hour and a half drive away. The pool and beach were beautiful, clean, and very close to the condo . They were both a simple 5-minute walk from the condo. The pool and beach entrance are located inside of the condo community so you don't have to walk out on a street or anything like that. Every resident from the condo community was kind and helpful if we had a quick question or just wanted to have a small chat. The condo's description is absolutely accurate. The condo was very comfortable and provided for a fun and accommodating living experience. Beds were very comfortable and the pull out couch was very convenient. Kitchen was well-maintained and contained nearly new and well-functioning appliances. The condo provided any and all appliances, utensils, and conveniences that we could have possibly needed. The washer and dryer worked well also. The property owner is incredibly helpful and prompt in answering questions and confirming plans and payment for the condo stay. It was pleasant working with such a professional and caring owner. I would definitely recommend this condo to friends and family. When possible, we would love to come back to St. Augustine and use the same condo arrangement. We enjoyed seeing the light house, the Castillo de San Marcos (popular Spanish fort), having dinner at the piano lounge "Rhett's," tasting/buying chocolate at Whetstone Chocolates, doing a wine tasting at San Sebastian Winery, and walking through all of the fun shops in downtown St. Augustine. We did many other things, but those were definitely the highlights!
Paul Dumoulin
Near Ottawa Canada
not rented
March 3, 2013
I did not rent this property. When i called, the owner told me he only wanted to rent the place on a weekly basis. I was disappointed since both the location and price was what we were looking for...and are still looking for.
porfirio infante
New Jersey.usa
Best vacation ever
July 29, 2012
I stay at this property in dania. It was a great experience. the house very neat. all utility was there space was good enough. the only negative thing was thd ac was too warm in the evening.But it was enjoyable.


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Retailing | Hastings Entertainment, which operates a chain of 149 stores that sells books, comics, video games and more, has announced a $21.4 million agreement to merge with two companies owned by Joel Weinshanker, president and sole shareholder of Wizkids parent National Entertainment Collectibles Association; Weinshanker already holds 12 percent of Hastings' outstanding shares.
"NECA is a significant supplier of movie, book and video game merchandise and collectibles to the Hastings superstores, and we've had a close and growing business relationship with Mr. Weinshanker over the last decade," John H. Marmaduke, Hastings' chairman and CEO, said in a statement. "Mr. Weinshanker, through his affiliation with the estates of Marilyn Monroe, Elvis Presley and Muhammad Ali, and his company's management of Graceland, is one of the leading drivers of the lifestyle industry, and we believe Hastings' business will continue to benefit from our relationship with him and NECA." Marmaduke will retire with a $1.5 million cash payout once the merger is approved. The announcement was followed by press releases from two New York City law firms that say they're investigating the plan on behalf of Hastings shareholders. [press release]


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Last week we kicked off the beginning of our pre-Shambhala coverage in a smashing interview with the destroyer himself, Dieselboy. But this week we've got a fresh new mix for you from one of the artists who is headlining two of the stages at this year's festivities. Dan Solo, one of the driving forces behind Calgary's bass scene and a cutting edge innovator himself, has dished up the first installment in our podcast series and we couldn't be more excited about it.
One part of the duo Sanctums, another part of the duo Piranha Piranha and a great producer and DJ in his own right, Dan Solo will be playing both the Beach Stage and The Fractal Forest at Shambhala this year. Although if you don't know Solo through his music then you might know him via his work with The Rinse Out and Modern Math in Calgary, a music and art collective label and club night. Having brought scene giants like N-Type, Breakage or XI to more local acts like some of our west coast homies like Max Ulis, Michael Red and Self Evident, Modern Math is the crew pushing the underground vibes.
This particular mix that Solo has dished up for us is a nice blend of 130bpm sounds that we're really currently feeling, very suitable for both stages at the festival. Mixing up familiar and unfamiliar alike, Solo keeps things poppin as he flows through sounds from Machinedrum over through newer stuff from Salva and Grenier and through some tracks from Rwina and Embassy (both labels who have been pushing big sounds this year.) All the while sprinkling in bits of the Beastie Boy's classic track, Shambhala, often where you'll least expect it. And with Shambhala rounding out the end of the mix, you'll catch yourself grabbing for that back button before you know it and playing the mix again.
DS SMF 2012 Podcasts: Dan Solo by shambhalamusicfestival
For more info about Dan Solo, be sure to checkout Modern Math on fb or his own soundcloud page. And for more info on how you can get yourself to Shambhala (there are some crew positions still available) then be sure to checkout the website!
Big ups to both Construct for creating the beautiful album art for us for this release and to Charlotte Dobre for the original photo (Charlotte Dobre Photography.)
DS SMF 2012 Podcasts: Dan Solo
Bambounou – Alpha (Youngunz)
Machinedrum – Van Vogue (Lucky Me)
Shadow Child – Rustic Chip (Dirtybird)
Daniel Haaksman – Din Daa Daa ( Boogaloo Remix) (Man Recordings)
Salva & Grenier – Wake the Dead (Frite Nite)
Justin Martin – Ruff Stuff (Dirtybird)
Sinden – Keep it 1000 (Grizzly)
A1 Bassline – Falsehood (Dirtybird)
Magnum – Dense (French Fries Remix) (92 Points)
Blackwax – Offkey (Tube 10)
Desto – No Sleep (Rwina)
WHEEZ IE – Keep Yer Chin Up (Salva Remix) (Embassy)
Buraka Som Sistema – Tira O Pe (Enchufada)
Beastie Boys – Shambhala (Grand Royal/Capitol Records)


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2. Advanced Concepts and Technology (ACT II) Program
The Army of the future faces the challenges of an uncertain political landscape against a backdrop of rapid technology growth. To explore the possibilities of the future while maintaining its warfighting strengths, the Army today has brought together a unique team to define the technologies that will shape the smaller, Force Projection Army of the 21st Century.
This team is comprised of the Army's Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) Battle Laboratories (BLs) and the Army's Research, Development, and Acquisition Community. Together, they are helping define the technology that will lead the Army to its Force XXI vision.
The Army's Advanced Concepts and Technology II (ACT II) Program enables direct industry involvement in this important endeavor. ACT II supports Battle Lab experiments through competitive funding of industry's most advanced technologies, prototypes, and nondevelopmental items. Ultimately, the Army selects proposals that demonstrate the greatest potential to fulfill warfighting capability requirements.
ACT II is sponsored by the Army Chief of Staff and the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research, Development and Acquisition. The Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC), the Army Materiel Command (AMC), and the Army Research Office (ARO) collaborate to build ACT II partnerships between the Army, industry, and the academic community.
The objective of the ACT II program is to address Army concerns using technologies that are mature or nearing maturity in the commercial sector. The program provides funding to demonstrate the technical feasibility of such technologies that, if successful, can either be integrated as part of the regular funded Army research and development (R&D) program, be selected to enter into the Army Warfighting Rapid Acquisition Program (WRAP), or be transitioned to an end item. ACT II does not fund established technology base programs, but seeks unconventional approaches to address Army needs. This access to the commercial market is intended to shorten the acquisition cycle and reduce the development cost which, under the conventional acquisition process, often requires long lead times for a research idea to reach the soldier. Because of its small size in comparison to conventional development programs (a maximum of $1.5 million per project), the ACT II program generally supports those highly leveraged efforts that appear likely to have an important impact on the Army if successful.
The ACT II program provides seed money for proof-of-principle demonstrations of high-risk/high-payoff concepts proposed by non-Army sources. Such efforts provide an opportunity to try unconventional approaches and/or technology not currently supported in the mission-oriented Army programs. ACT II projects are frequently cost-shared or leveraged efforts partly supported by others.
The ACT Committee was established in 1974 by the Army Deputy Chief of Staff for Research, Development and Acquisition; with abolition of that office, the Assistant Secretary of the Army for Research, Development and Acquisition (ASARDA) directed the Army Materiel Command (AMC) to manage ACT for the benefit of AMC and the Chief of Army Engineers.
Beginning in FY94, the program was recast as ACT II to provide direct support to the TRADOC Battle Labs (BLs) and the Chief of Staff of the army's Louisiana Maneuvers (LAM) Task Force. With the user more actively involved, ACT II allows better evaluation of new capabilities enabled by ACT II technologies, and provides more responsive support from the RDTE community. The ACT II program provides funding and a mechanism for industry and academia to demonstrate mature technologies, prototypes, interfaces, software, and/or systems for assessment by the BLs as explained in Chapter II.
Proposals are centrally solicited using a Broad Agency Announcement (BAA) as prepared by the Army Research Office. The BAA requests that prospective offerors initially submit a two-page concept paper highlighting the technical and warfighting merits of their proposal. Those proposals ranked most desirable in terms of warfighting merit are centrally approved for negotiation and award by the ACT II Committee. The resulting contracts are awarded through various Army procurement offices and are jointly managed by BL project officers and technical experts in appropriate Army labs and RDECs.
In 1994, its inaugural year, ACT II funded a total of 28 projects. In 1995, 35 projects were selected for funding and have completed demonstrations and final reports. The 1996 ACT II Program is currently proceeding with 25 projects scheduled for execution in the current year. To date, 27 projects from 1994 and 1995 have been identified for further investigation, resulting in a Concept Exploration Program, integration into other current acquisition programs as product improvements, or inclusion in the army's Warfighting Rapid Acquisition Program. ACT II funding was $20 million in FY94, $40 million in FY95, and $12.5 million in FY96; it is approximately $11 million for FY97.
ACT II is an ongoing program within the Army. An industry-focused Pre-Proposal Conference for the FY97 ACT II was held during April 1996. The Broad Agency Announcement for the FY97 cycle was released on 6 May 1996, with concept papers due to ARO by 31 May 1996. Full proposals were invited in early July 1996 and responses evaluated during AugustSeptember 1996. Contracts for the FY97 program should be signed during December 1996.


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Analysts Optimistic About Equipment Investment in 2nd Half
Analysts are expecting overall equipment investment to stabilize or improve for the remaining year, buoyed largely in part by lower oil prices, according to the latest economic outlook by the Equipment Leasing & Finance Foundation.
"Clearly things have slowed down in the past six months and our primary view is that high oil prices played a significant role in the slowdown," said Adam Karson, co-author and a director at Keybridge Research LLC, which helped produce the quarterly report for organizations that help companies finance and lease new and used equipment.
While Karson doesn't underestimate the effects of the euro crisis and the slowdown in emerging markets like China, he said that dropping oil prices will remove a major obstacle to growth in the coming months as consumers regain confidence and increase spending.
The report points out that job creation slowed significantly when oil prices hit a peak in March and Karson said that he expects jobs to pick up eventually as prices remain low.
The authors expect an 8% growth in equipment and software investment for 2013 despite investment slowing down to 3.5% in the first quarter of 2012 from 7.5% in late 2011.
"We're not overly worried at the slowing trend," Karson said, pointing out that they also project a bump in construction equipment investment later this year as the housing market improves. Financing in industrial equipment is also expected to remain steady as production is projected to increase in the long-term.
Investment in computers and software is also expected to grow, but at a slower pace after companies invested heavily in equipment following the end of the recession in an effort to boost worker productivity.
Karson said that the outlook for the rest of the year remains "cautiously optimistic," assuming that the EU is able to contain the financial crisis in Europe.


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Modeling of Materials in Wave Electromagnetics Problems
Walter Frei | May 27, 2015
Whenever we are solving a wave electromagnetics problem in COMSOL Multiphysics, we build a model that is composed of domains and boundary conditions. Within the domains, we use various material models to represent a wide range of substances. However, from a mathematical point of view, all of these different materials end up being handled identically within the governing equation. Let's take a look at these various material models and discuss when to use them.Read More
Caty Fairclough | May 26, 2015
Cars have to exist in a variety of environmental conditions. They need to handle environmental changes such as temperature fluctuations. Therefore, it is important to create parts that can handle these conditions. An investigation into the functionality of an inductive position sensor was presented during the COMSOL Conference 2014 in Cambridge.Read More
Walter Frei | May 14, 2015
Metals are materials that are highly conductive and reflect an incident electromagnetic wave — light, microwaves, and radio waves — very well. When using the RF Module or the Wave Optics Module to simulate electromagnetics problems in the frequency domain, there are several options for modeling metallic objects. Here, we will look at the Impedance and Transition boundary conditions as well as the Perfect Electric Conductor boundary condition, offering guidance on when to use each one.Read More
Christopher Boucher | May 6, 2015
Thin dielectric films are versatile tools for controlling the propagation of light. They can be used, for example, as anti-reflective coatings to reduce the amount of stray light in a system. They can also be used as low-loss reflectors or as filters to selectively transmit certain frequencies of radiation. Here, we'll discuss some of the built-in tools that the Ray Optics Module provides for modeling optical systems with dielectric films.Read More
Andrea Ferrario | April 30, 2015
Electrical machines are an important pillar in modern industrial society. Among the different types of electrical machines, rotating machines such as generators and motors take up a central role. The Rotating Machinery, Magnetic physics interface in COMSOL Multiphysics is designed specifically for modeling these systems. Follow along as we explore how to model rotating machinery and detail best practices for working with this feature.Read More
Fanny Littmarck | April 20, 2015
COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.1 introduces a new tutorial model of a UHF RFID tag. RFID tags allow you to identify and monitor both inanimate objects and living creatures through the use of electromagnetic fields. The UHF RFID tag has a wider range than other types of RFID tags and is often used to identify animals. We can evaluate the performance of the tag through an analysis of the electric field and far-field radiation pattern.Read More
Matt Pooley | May 18, 2015
Thanks to the Semiconductor Module and the Application Builder, developing custom optoelectronic simulation apps has never been easier. In this blog post, we show you how to turn a model of an LED device into a user-friendly application that can be used to assess the impact of different designs on the LED's emission characteristics and performance. We also demonstrate the use of custom methods to manipulate the solution data, enabling the easy creation of bespoke analysis tools.Read More
Brianne Costa | May 13, 2015
Piezoelectric valves are opened and closed by stacked piezoelectric actuators that are positioned above a seal. By applying a voltage to the stacked piezoelectric actuator, it can be made to expand or contract and the resulting deformation is used to open and close the valve. In this blog post, we feature a tutorial model of a stacked piezoelectric actuator in a pneumatic valve, new with COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.1.Read More
Jiyoun Munn | May 4, 2015
What if you could enable non-experts to run your multiphysics simulations on their own? You would save time, for sure, and they would get easy access to your expertise. Turning your simulations into apps with customized and easy-to-use interfaces is now a reality. Here, I will explain why you should start creating apps and how to go about it. We'll use the new Corrugated Circular Horn Antenna Simulator demo app to guide us.Read More
Brianne Costa | April 29, 2015
As communication systems in aviation become more complex, multiple antennas are often placed on the same airplane. This creates crosstalk, or cosite interference, which occurs between the antennas and can disturb the operation of the aircraft. In this tutorial model, new with COMSOL Multiphysics version 5.1, we simulate the interference between two identical antennas — one transmitting and one receiving — on an airplane's fuselage to analyze the crosstalk effect.Read More
Annette Meiners | April 8, 2015
In a previous blog post, we introduced readers to different kinds of electron energy distribution functions (EEDFs) and their importance in plasma modeling. Today, we focus our attention on the Boltzmann Equation, Two-Term Approximation interface, demonstrating its use with an example from our Model Library.Read More


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text: We often forget that skin is one of our organs and also the largest one. It acts as a barrier between our internal organs and the outside world with all its aggressions, and we should take good care of it. When we get sunburned not only do we damage our skin immediately (do I have to remind you about the pain, the burning sensation, the unbearable contact of clothes and sheets, the horrible looking peeling, etc.?) but also in the long-run. The long-term consequences are even worse when sunburns occur during childhood and repeatedly. We all know we have to use sunscreens and avoid the hours of the day when the sun is the strongest, and wear a hat and so on — but do we? Well, I am embarrassed to admit I failed the test not so long ago and got one BAD sunburn. I got it all wrong. Add first sun exposure of the year, no sunscreen, worst time of the day, and you get — the lobster woman.


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OK I'm walking into Walgreens; there were three cars in the parking lot.
One person behind the counter just welcomed me. Walking down the front aisle, not one customer in sight, two employees joking in the candy aisle, OK I see a customer looking at magazines' walking towards the Pharmacy, one pharmacist behind the counter just smiled at me. OK I'm walking towards the front of store, in the makeup section employee approaching me. They asked me if I needed help told them I was just looking, I said to them kind of slow here, she said yea I know and walked away. OK heading the front door empty handed, Oh there is some one at the RED BOX, OK on my way to CVS will report soon.
Ok just found a parking space lots of cars parked here, heading inside. WOW the line is five deep at the front register and the photo area has four customers waiting. Customers in almost every aisle. The Card aisle has customers looking at Mothers day cards. Heading to the Pharmacy, Five people behind the counter and still a line for prescriptions. Now this place is busy. I think I'll buy a card for Mom on my way out. Well this was interesting what a difference. I invite any other poster to try the same thing and see if they get the same results.
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Late equalizer helps women's soccer earn draw vs. Loyola
Sept. 21, 2012
Stony Brook, N.Y. - A late equalizer from freshman Raven Edwards (West Orange, N.J.) propelled the Stony Brook women's soccer team to a 1-1 draw against Loyola (Md) on Friday at LaValle Stadium.
Coach's Reaction
"This was a very fast-paced, competitive and fair game and that's exactly what we wanted heading into conference play. I'm proud of our team for our resiliency. It takes a lot to come back and keep fighting after you fall behind. The whole game was a dogfight and we worked through it, matching their physicality and I think a draw was a fair result for both sides."
-- Head Coach Sue Ryan
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SANTA CLARA -- And so now we await the encore, wherein Colin Kaepernick presses a button and returns the 49ers to Super Bowl glory, takes his place alongside Joe and Steve and maybe even meets the breathless hype peddled by Ron Jaworski.
Kaepernick is primed to revolutionize quarterback play in the NFL.
That's the pretext for 2013, and it's a diabolical trap.
Kaepernick is gifted. He can, probably will be, outstanding for many years. But isn't it irresponsibly premature to bestow greatness upon a quarterback with 10 NFL starts?
As Kaepernick himself points out, he has not played a full season. He's flattered by the attention and praise, but he's working to improve. Believe him. His teammates stand as witnesses.
There may be no tougher trick for the athlete or entertainer than to go from instant sensation to certified legend. Act II is a beast, and it does not forgive, and it often uses reality like a fierce backhand to the face.
Though Kaepernick, 25, seems to recognize he's relatively unaccomplished, too many others seem to ignore it.
We all watched Kaepernick's career blast off last season. After replacing Alex Smith at quarterback, Kaep seized the role, lit up the postseason and came within a few curious play-calls of orchestrating a game-winning drive in the Super Bowl. He was stunningly good by any measure, certainly for someone who had been a backup his first 11/2 years in the league.
That was enough to land Kaepernick on the covers of GQ magazine and, unclothed, ESPN The Magazine. He recently graced the cover of Sports Illustrated for the second time this year. He attended the ESPYs, where cameras stalked his every move. Have you seen his commercial for the Madden video game?
And then there is Jaworski, the former NFL quarterback turned ESPN analyst, who studied Kaepernick and immediately sprinted over to the Pro Football Hall of Fame, where he stands holding the door for Kaepernick's arrival.
"I truly believe Colin Kaepernick could be one of the greatest quarterbacks ever,'' Jaworski recently said. "I love his skill set. I think the sky's the limit.''
This is after, ahem, 10 starts. As an introduction to an NFL career, 10 starts is barely a handshake. How can we already know what Kaepernick is, much less what he will be this season or for the rest of his career? Why with so little substance behind him is there this rush to preach his legend?
Yes, he runs like few others have. Yes, he passes like few others have. Yes, his is the practically perfect combination of athleticism and skill. Still, let him do it.
To gain perspective, let's examine history. Michael Vick was going to revolutionize quarterback play in the NFL. He had the arm and the legs. At age 22, in his second season, he went to Green Bay in January 2003 and iced the Packers at frigid Lambeau Field. That was Vick's postseason debut.
Vick's postseason record since beating the Packers is 1-4.
Vick has had a good, though interrupted, NFL career. Given his gifts, it's reasonable to conclude it has been, to this point, somewhat disappointing.
That's not to suggest that Kaepernick will follow this path but to warn of the dangers of connecting five or six dots to create a legend. Remember when Kordell Stewart was hailed as the new breed of quarterback? Do we really expect Jeremy Lin to rediscover the magic he displayed during one three-week stretch of his New York Knicks career?
Kaepernick could have a perfectly good season. He could throw for 3,800 yards, with 35 touchdown passes and 11 interceptions. He could rush for another 600 yards. The 49ers could go 11-5 and make it back to the Super Bowl.
Would anything less than victory mean Kaepernick has failed? It should not.
Should it play out like this, don't assume it's because he fell in love with himself. There may not be a more committed 49er.
"He hears all the (praise) but he doesn't let it get to him,'' Frank Gore said. "He practices hard, hits the weights hard and listens to the coaches. Kaep is a different cat.''
That he is, by all accounts.
But please resist the notion to crown him or knight him and have his baby. We've experienced only his handshake. Let him move about the room. See how he circulates. Give him space to grow. Allow him to mature. See if his body and mind hold up.
Legends don't merely show up. They also perform admirably and continue to perform admirably. The greats endure, and 10 starts is an insult to the concept of endurance.
Contact Monte Poole at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter at twitter.com/1montepoole.


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Humor brings insight and tolerance. Irony brings a deeper and less friendly understanding.
Agnes Repplier (1855 - 1950)
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Sensors 2010, 10(1), 719-733; doi:10.3390/s100100719
Deflection of Cross-Ply Composite Laminates Induced by Piezoelectric Actuators
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AbstractThe coupling effects between the mechanical and electric properties of piezoelectric materials have drawn significant attention for their potential applications as sensors and actuators. In this investigation, two piezoelectric actuators are symmetrically surface bonded on a cross-ply composite laminate. Electric voltages with the same amplitude and opposite sign are applied to the two symmetric piezoelectric actuators, resulting in the bending effect on the laminated plate. The bending moment is derived by using the classical laminate theory and piezoelectricity. The analytical solution of the flexural displacement of the simply supported composite plate subjected to the bending moment is solved by using the plate theory. The analytical solution is compared with the finite element solution to show the validation of present approach. The effects of the size and location of the piezoelectric actuators on the response of the composite laminate are presented through a parametric study. A simple model incorporating the classical laminate theory and plate theory is presented to predict the deformed shape of the simply supported laminate plate.
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Ernest Lee Krause, 56, of the 3100 block of Monica Parkway, is accused of robbing the Pizza Hut at Lockwood Ridge Road and 17th Street.
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Krause faces one count of robbery with a deadly weapon. He was charged Monday at the Sarasota County jail, where was already in custody for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon after police say he threatened a man with a knife during a dispute at his home Sunday night.
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Welcome to my Blog on Early St. Louis - the best way to keep my viewers informed of what has recently been added or updated to my website.
It may seem at times that little has been added to the "What's New" page, but this is often due to the fact that I'm doing some in depth researching. Over the past few months, I have been compiling information on the earliest of Freemasons in St. Louis. My goal is to create biographical sketches of each from various sources combined with what I've learned about their families so viewers will not have to follow in my footsteps and search all the various sources to glean the details.
So far I've written a sketch on the early Masonic Lodge in St. Louis, and am working on the biographical sketches. My most recent Masonic member was John Daggett - whose name has been listed as John C. Daggett, John O. Daggett, and John D. Dagget - the latter appearing to be the correct name. Interestingly enough, I found that he was the great(2)-grandfather of Eldred "Gregory" Peck, the American actor and film star who won an Academy Award for his performance in To Kill a Mockingbird.
You can view his line of descendant at my Early St. Louis Family Tree at GenCircles; and you might be interested in checking out the 2002 biography by Gary Fishgall, "Gary Gregory Peck, a Biography" published by Simon and Schuster. It offers some great details on his family history in the early chapters.
A brief sketch from "Annals of St. Louis in its territorial days, from 1804 to 1821" by Frederic L. Billon, St. Louis, 1888" has been added to the Politicians page on the site since Daggett was the mayor of St. Louis succeeding John F. Darby.
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My latest train is a High Speed Train based on the RC base and packed with Power Functions functionality. The train includes working front and back lights, interior lights, a rotating fan on the roof, automatic doors and a (new?) close coupling technique. See below for detailed pictures and description + YouTube videos of the functions. More pictures can be found in the Brickshelf folder (after moderation)
The front is SNOT in all possible directions. It's built around the window piece which I thought would make a great front at the right angle and with the right curves. The picture shows the inside of the front cabin. I used a similar technique on my latest Intercity train.
The door is custom built by Technic pieces and is opening using a rubber band:
The inside of the center car contains:
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The front cars have interior light as well as working head lights:
As shown on the picture below, the boogies closest to the center car are not attached to the car but can move freely. This allows for a close coupling where the cars are always aligned. Hard to explain, see the picture. I have simply put the rubber band on the roof, think of it as wires of some sort.
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Return to "roof" page.
What is the plural of roof?
- Roofs is overwhelmingly more common on the internet; rooves occurs sometimes, often just in discussions saying that it is incorrect (though roofs may be pronounced as rooves).
- I thought it might be rooves in Australian (that's certainly how I pronounce it) but even here, on the Macquarienet site and googling Australian sites, roofs is far more frequent. --Singkong2005 · talk 07:17, 16 April 2007 (UTC)
Yeah, rooves is wrong. I've removed it. 15:13, 11 April 2008 (UTC)
- Wrong or not - it exists. I have replaced it, but added a note that it is less common and considered incorrect.--Dmol 22:00, 11 April 2008 (UTC)
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Suggest splitting the definition per the usage note. DAVilla 02:17, 26 December 2013 (UTC)