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Car manufacturers took a major hit with facilities damage from the Japanese earthquake and tsunami in March, but Toyota predicts it will be able to shake off adverse effects and get back to 100 percent of North American production in September.
Toyota To Get Back Up To Full North American Production Levels In September
Toyota Recalls 106,000 Prius Vehicles Over Steering Concerns
Toyota has issued a recall on some early model (2001-2003) Prius vehicles over concerns that a problem in the steering system could could lead to drivers having difficulty controlling the car.
Toyota Creates Social Network So Your Car Can Be All Up In Your Face
We've gone far beyond that "check engine" light now: Toyota has created a social networking function for its cars so you can friend it on Facebook or have it Tweet you when the gas is low or just chitchat about shoes with it. Because you know, checking the gauge when you're actually in the car would just be too much work.
California To End Carpool Lane Benefit For Hybrid Owners
From 2005 through 2007, the state of California made a pretty tempting offer to get drivers behind the wheels of hybrid cars: Buy one and you'll get a sticker that allows you to cruise in the carpool lane without having to have that annoying other passenger (or mannequin) next to you. It was like a VIP pass on the highway. But those halcyon days are about to end.
Judge: Owners Of Recalled Toyotas Can Sue For Financial Loss
Plaintiffs involved in the lawsuit against Toyota over sudden unintended acceleration won a minor court battle on Monday when the judge in the case ruled that owners of the recalled vehicles can sue the car maker for economic loss because they may not have gotten what they paid for.
Toyota's New Pitch Woman Is Unreal
Meet Toyota's new TV pitch woman: Hatsune Miku, a young Japanese singer who has been extremely popular in her homeland. She's also a computer-generated anime character.
Toyota Announces Lower Production Until November
Toyota says it will take until the end of the year before post-quake production levels return to normal.
Toyota Recalls Over 200,000 RAV4 & 90,000 Highlander Vehicles Over Airbag Concerns
The Toyota recall parade continues with the announcement of a recall of approximately 214,000 of its 2007 and 2008 model year RAV4 and 94,000 of its 2008 model year Highlander and Highlander Hybrid vehicles due to faulty roll-over sensors in their side airbag systems.
Toyota, Microsoft Team For Cloud Automotive Project
In a wacky team-up worthy of a comic book crossover or a buddy cop film, Microsoft and Toyota are joining forces in a $12 million initiative that will grant Toyotas the ability to stream music and connect online to information services, along with other superpowers.
Toyota Warn Its North American Plants Of Possible Shut-Downs
The earthquake and subsequent devastation in Japan has prompted Toyota to warn its U.S. plants that they may have to shut down, due to parts shortages from Japan.
Worst Company In America Round One: BP Vs. Toyota
Did you get enough basketball this weekend? Good, because now it's back to the more important tournament. And in today's early bout, two international titans of terrible step into the ring to square off!
Here's Your Lineup For Worst Company In America 2011!
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Consumer Reports Announces Its Top Car Picks For 2011
Our test-happy kin at Consumer Reports have released their annual auto issue, which means it's time for the magazine's list of its top picks in 10 categories.
Toyota Recalls 2.17 Million Cars, NHTSA Closes Investigation
At the request of regulators, Toyota is recalling an additional 2.17 million cars dating back to 2003 to deal with concerns over stuck gas pedals that could lead to out-of-control acceleration. And with that, it looks like NHTSA, the National Highway Transportation Administration, has shut the books on the unintended acceleration issue.
Mommy Bloggers Offered $10 To Write Nice Stories About Toyota
Looking around the internet, there is often a thin line between editorial content and advertising. It's not surprising to go to an entertainment blog on a Friday to not only see that the page has been skinned with an ad for a new movie but also a gallery of that movie's star or a fluff interview with someone in the film. But some mommy bloggers say they're not willing to cross that line by accepting a $10 gift card in exchange for writing a positive story about Toyota.
Going Green Doesn't Always Mean Plugging In When It Comes To Cars
You don't have to buy a car that plugs into an outlet to be green or run on batteries, says a new scorecard of the most eco-friendly vehicles on the road.
DOT: No Evidence Of Electronics Error In Toyota Acceleration Cases
The Dept. of Transportation has completed its investigation into the causes of sudden unintended acceleration in some Toyota vehicles and found no evidence that an electronic glitch could be responsible.
Recall Issued For 245,000 Lexus IS & GS Cars
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MOBILE, Alabama — Start this year's holiday season with a stroll through the streets of Victorian London at the Ben May Main Library.
On Dec. 1 from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m., the library will host the fifth annual "Dickens of a Christmas" fundraiser with proceeds benefiting Mobile's Singing Children and the Mobile Public Library.
"We've added a slight shift to our overall setting of 'Dickens of a Christmas,'" said Mobile Public Library special events coordinator Nancy Anlage. "The focus falls more on the streets of Dickens' London, where you stop and taste the various vendors' treats on the way to the Fezziwigs' warehouse party."
Vincent Henderson will provide the food, which includes British classics such as fish and chips and bangers and mash, as well as desserts.
"We are really hoping that even though the scale of the food is not as grand, since we dropped the ticket price, we hope it will allow more library friends and patrons to come out. It will be just as good as always," said Amber Guy, Mobile Public Library public relations manager.
The USA Jesters have created street scenes, including businesses such as a winery and a bakery, to lend ambience, as do the Jesters themselves, who will dress as characters from Dickens' holiday classic "A Christmas Carol."
"There is no other event like it in Mobile," said Mobile's Singing Children director Susan Hoitt. "It feels like you are walking into a Dickens book. The food, dancing, singing continue throughout the evening."
A highlight of the evening is the Mobile's Singing Children concert, when 46 young vocalists will perform Christmas favorites, including "Deck the Halls," "Winter Fantasy," "Mary, Did You Know," and "Marshmallow World."
Other activities include dancing, games and ornament-making.
"I like that we started this right as Christmas is getting into full swing," said Guy. "It's a way for people to come out and get in the holiday spirit."
Tickets are $20 and $10 for children ages 6-12 accompanied by an adult. Tickets are on sale at the Ben May Main Library and the Moorer/Spring Hill and West Regional Branches. For details, call 251-208-7097.
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By Michael Howell
James Morris Colburn of Stevensville was sentenced last week by Ravalli County District Judge James Haynes on a number of convictions including two separate convictions of incest and convictions of sexual intercourse without consent and two charges of sexual assault against a neighbor child. Both victims were eleven years old at the time.
Haynes sentenced Colburn to 50 years in prison with 25 years suspended on each of the incest convictions. The sentences will run concurrently and Colburn will not be eligible for parole on those convictions for 25 years. Then he can begin serving the three terms for his "deviant sexual activity" with his neighbor's daughter. On the first count of sexual intercourse without consent he was sentenced to 50 years with none suspended. He was sentenced to 50 years with none suspended on the second count and it will run concurrently with the first count. He was sentenced to another 50 years on a third count of sexual assault and it will run consecutively following the first two concurrent terms for a total of 100 years. Combined sentences on all five counts total 150 years and it means Colburn will serve 75 years in state prison without eligibility for parole. Colburn is currently 39 years old and will not be eligible for parole until he is 114 years old.
Haynes commented at the sentencing that it was appropriate to recall the victims. One was Colburn's daughter and the other a neighbor's daughter. Haynes said Colburn "groomed" his daughter to participate in the sexual conduct and said her mother had done everything to passively support her husband. He noted that she denied access to the child. He said the neighbor child had testified that she wanted prison bars between Colburn and herself for the rest of her life. He called the violations of trust "egregious" on Colburn's part. He noted that the sentencing had nothing to do with Colburn's possession of pornography, including videos about father/daughter sex.
"This is about hands on violation of your daughter and a friend," said Haynes.
Colburn's defense attorney argued for a sentence that would allow the possibility of parole after 25 years. He said Colburn possessed no previous criminal history. He argued for a Tier 1 level offender status and that Colburn be allowed to have contact with his daughter through the mother. He asked that his client get credit for the 361 days served in county jail and that all sentences run concurrently. He also asked that the judge's comments about Colburn's "grooming" of his daughter be removed from inclusion in the sentencing record.
Haynes noted that Colburn was found guilty of deviant sexual activity with two eleven year old girls who both testified at trial. He said the neighbor's father had already pleaded guilty to crimes against his own daughter to spare the girl from having to testify at trial. Haynes said Colburn took advantage of having a sexually charged young girl coming to his home. He said Colburn was still in denial and had not accepted responsibility for his crimes.
"But testimony was compelling and you were convicted," Haynes said to Colburn, who had opted not to say anything on his own behalf at the sentencing. Haynes designated Colburn a Tier 2 sexual offender and said that could change once the child porn charges are considered. He gave Colburn credit for the 321 days already served but refused to retract the statement about "grooming."
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So I've been getting lag as soon as I enter the Magda battle arena and from looking on the Blizzard forums this is a common problem and I didn't see anything about an upcoming patch or anything like that to remedy it. Any other news on this? Anyone? Just wondering because I did the tweaks to visual settings and everything else people posted to try and fix some of the framerate problems but so far there aren't many quick fix solutions to fix it, even temporarily so I just put everything back to the way it was and am waiting to hear more if/when anything does in the near future.
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Merry Christmas to me! I got to kite three days in a row in PR! I honestly didn't think I'd be having my third ocean session at Shacks Beach. It's a spot that is coveted by kiters, but it can be a more advanced spot. Lucky for me, I have a number of people looking out for and encouraging me.Read More »
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BATON ROUGE -- A Baton Rouge man will have to serve 90 days in jail for his conviction on charges of "movie bootlegging," Attorney General Buddy Caldwell's office said Tuesday.
Terry Lee Briggs, 55, was convicted last week on six counts of unlawful operation of a recording device at a multiscreen theater complex in Baton Rouge, according to Caldwell spokeswoman Amanda Larkins.
Kevin Casey, a representative of the Motion Picture Association of America, a movie industry trade association, said Briggs' conviction is the first one under a state law approved by the Legislature in 2005 that outlaws movie piracy and bootlegging.
Larkins said that investigators for the attorney general's office were conducting surveillance at the unnamed theater and saw Briggs operating a video camcorder during the screening of a movie.
Larkins said Briggs was arrested and his camera seized.
"Further investigation revealed that Briggs had five additional movies that he had illegally recorded on the device," she said.
Briggs will serve his jail time in the East Baton Rouge Parish Prison.
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Can we seriously even handle DVF and her new Pre-Fall collection? I mean, seriously? Honestly, I don't think so! While the weather may still be frightfully warm outside, nevertheless time continues to tick on in the world of style…and with releases like Diane von Furstenberg's Pre-Fall 2012 collection that clock can keep on ticking. The blues, oranges, and greens are truly to die for. Mind you the prints are unbelievable! That Matthew Coat (far left) and Veronica dress (far right) will be instant showstoppers…no questions asked.
While I'm loving everything in the above image, I gotta be honest and say these looks are NOT for every Category of Style and Body Shape. It's important to understand what will really work for your own perfect style and curve. So broken down below is your road map to our top picks from DVF's beautiful collection.
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Dr. Art Brownlow, Professor of Music, has been selected for an innovative pilot project, funded by Apple, designed to incorporate new technologies in the classroom by using iPads to facilitate instruction. Dr. Brownlow will be incorporating iPad technology into the music history classes at UTB.
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New stuff from The Cult promises to be...Heavier.
The band has been working on a follow-up to 2012's Choice Of Weapon, and guitarist Billy Duffy wants it to be heavier than 2007's Born Into This.
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Shona's testing apparatus for her chimp study is one of the more complicated ones that project engineer Raik had to build recently. It's in his workshop where the often quite abstract ideas of the scientists have their first encounter with reality. And quite a few never make it beyond this step.
Every setup needs a lot of caredul planning, but Shona's apparatus is especially tricky. For her test to work, it has to be built in a way that induces the chimps to choose one button instead of trying all four and see what happens. So Raik thought up a mechanism that locks all other buttons once the first one has been pushed. "We also have to keep in mind that these guys have two hands", he says with a wry smile. "And they are very clever in using them..."
Also, like every apparatus he builds for the apes, the construction has to be very robust. "They are curious", he says, "and they like to take things apart." In this, the chimps are not the worst. "If we want to be absolutely sure that a construction holds, we take it to the Orang Utans first. If they don't break it, we are fine."
Shona's apparatus still needs some refinement. The buttons stand out to far so the chimps can inadvertantly push them before they actually decided on one. Maik will saw off the ends a bit and then they will try again. Most likely, they will need several more iterations like this, before everything works smoothly. More testing, more thinking, more grapes...


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Henriette Coulouvrat
There's really not much to find out on early '80s pop chanteuse, Henriette Coulouvrat. Not even a wiki. Just a long neglected web site. She's French, and she's dance and she's synth-pop, and seems to be remembered for these two songs, Rockin' On The Red Book and Paddy Field, along with several appearances on French tv.
Barney Wilen
Barney Wilen, the rest of your life : "The life and times of Barney Wilen, the legendary jazz musician who at age 18 was already playing with Miles Davis, and whom many called the "greatest European saxophonist." Exiled to Zanzibar in the 70s, hero of Loustal's cult comic strip, The Blue Note, Wilen was as famous for his brilliant appearances as for his inexplicable disappearances. This film essay reconstitutes his rich, mysterious life even as it attempts to distinguish the man from the myth." (French, subtitled, 54 min) Barney Wilen & Bud Powell - Autumn In New York :: Cannes Film Festival 1958 :: The Shadow of Your Smile :: Recado :: Mary Moor - Pretty Day
Colette Magny
Colette Magny (1926 – 1997) was a French song writer, composer and singer. Overlooked by the media because of her political engagement, she had success in the 1960′s with her blues-oriented repertoire and a big hit with her song "Melocoton (and gum balls)" (1963). Gifted with a strong and melodious voice, she was one of the few French singers at ease with blues and jazz. She sang the poems of great French poets (Rimbaud, Artaud, Aragon, Villon) as well as the repertoire of great blues and jazz singers (Bessie Smith, Billie Holliday) or her own, very creative, songs. Discover or rediscover the rich voice and soul of the great Colette Magny! Basin Street Blues::French Lullaby::Rock Me More And More::Frankie and Johnny::House of the Rising Sun::"Les Tuileries " chanson, texte de Victor Hugo::more.
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Raven Range
Fast Facts
- Type:
- Bird
- Diet:
- Omnivore
- Average life span in the wild:
- 13 years
- Size:
- 24 to 26 in (61 to 66 cm); wingspan, 3.8 to 4.7 ft (1.2 to 1.4 m)
- Weight:
- 2.3 lbs (1.3 kg)
- Group name:
- Flock
- Did you know?
- According to legend, if the ravens leave the Tower of London, the fortress and the British kingdom will fall.
- Relative:
- Size relative to a tea cup
Please add a "relative" entry to your dictionary.
Common ravens are actually rather remarkable animals. These sleek, black birds are excellent and acrobatic fliers on par with falcons and hawks. Such aerial skills are on display during breeding season, when exciting mating rituals include an elaborate dance of chases, dives, and rolls.
These intelligent birds were honored by Native Americans and often portrayed as sly pranksters for their playful nature.
Known as scavengers, ravens are also effective hunters that sometimes use cooperative techniques. Teams of ravens have been known to hunt down game too large for a single bird. They also prey on eggs and nestlings of other birds, such as coastal seabirds, as well as rodents, grains, worms, and insects. Ravens do dine on carrion and sometimes on human garbage.
In winter, common ravens may gather in flocks to forage during the day and to roost at night. During the rest of the year, they are often coupled, or in small groups. Ravens are believed to mate for life. They build large, stick nests in which females lay three to seven eggs each spring. Both parents care for their young, which remain dependent for several months.
Common ravens typically vocalize with a croaking sound, but they boast a wider repertoire of calls.
Ravens are the largest passerine (perching) birds in North America. They were once exterminated as pests thought to constitute a threat to game birds and domestic animals. Today, populations are expanding, and the birds are a familiar sight across the Northern Hemisphere from the icy Arctic to the Mediterranean and in urban areas as well.
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Bradley Warner and Britney Moore of Beverly announce the birth of a son, born at 6:39 a.m. Jan. 29, 2012, in Davis Memorial Hospital. The infant weighed 4 pounds, 5 ounces and has been named Remington Curtis Warner. Maternal grandparents are Barbara and James O'Dell. Paternal grandparents are Melinda and Marvin Warner. Great-grandparents are Patty and James Moore.
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Piercy Survives in Reno
Though it wasn't easy, Scott Piercy managed to pull through on the 72nd hole of the Reno-Tahoe Open to nail down his first victory on the PGA Tour.
Besides earning $540,000 and 250 FedEx Cup points, the win meant the 32-year-old from Las Vegas will have to change plans as his 15-under 273 finish means a trip to this week's PGA Championship in Atlanta.
Standing on the 72nd hole with a one-shot lead over Pat Perez, Piercy pushed his drive on the 616-yard, par-5 closer at Montreux Golf & Country Club in Reno. His ball stopped on a cart path, from where he punched back into the fairway and hit his third 20 feet below the cup.
Then, things got tense as Piercy's birdie attempt raced seven feet past the hole and jeopardized a winning par.
Perhaps fatefully, Piercy rolled his ball into the hole, allowing the former mini-tour regular to break his maiden with a final round, 2-under 70 and a 15-under 273 total, one better than Perez.
Piercy's first win was greatly aided after a course-record 11-under 61 on Saturday, which gave him a two-stroke lead heading into the final round. But that didn't matter until that final putt dropped.
"I'm so excited," Piercy said at greenside after his wife and kids rushed to greet him in celebration. "Having to two-putt is not easy."
When asked about the PGA Championship, the clearly stunned Piercy muttered, "We have vacation plans next week. I have to cancel."
Perez had his chances, but the Phoenix native who started Sunday three behind Piercy, stumbled down the stretch. After three birdies on the front nine and then two more on Nos. 12 and 13 to get into contention, Perez carded three pars before coming to the par-4 17th, where he lost any chance of catching Piercy by bogeying.
A par on the final hole - where he needed a birdie to pressure Piercy - sealed the fate of Perez, a noted hothead who was caught by TV cameras disgustedly stomping - while slamming his golf glove and other items on the ground - past kids asking for autographs behind the 18th green. Perez, a 35-year-old one-time winner on the PGA Tour, had a 68 and tallied a total of 14-under 274.
Steve Flesch (68) and Blake Adams (69) shared third at 275, while Jim Renner rallied for a 68 and solo fifth at 276. Four players, including former PGA champion Steve Elkington (71) and first-round leader Nick O'Hern (71) were T6 at 277.
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During one of the NBA's 'Wired' time outs, Lakers coach Phil Jackson was seen and heard telling his team that no team had lost more fourth quarter leads than the Celtics.
If that's what it takes for Phil Jackson to motivate his veteran team, the Lakers have a lot more problems than playing defense and scoring points.
In a game they had to win, the Celtics saw Paul Pierce turn in his best performance of the NBA Finals when it counted most.
Twenty seven points and a whole lot of leadership, adding up to an impressive, and necessary 92-86 victory, and 3-2 series lead.
Just like they did against Miami, Cleveland and Orlando, the Celtics took the opposition's best player and played them one-on-one defensively.
Kobe Bryant got his points (38) in Game 5, and the only other Laker to score in double figures was Pau Gasol who ended the night with 12 points.
Like any good NBA coach, Doc Rivers has stressed defense, and the Celtics have executed his game plan to perfection. And they've done it over, and over, and over again.
I think one of the more interesting and telling stats of Game 5 Sunday night occurred in the third quarter.
Kobe Bryant scored 19 straight points for the Lakers, and all the while the Celtics were actually increasing their lead.
Just like Dwyane Wade, Lebron James and Dwight Howard found out, one man has no shot playing against a starting five.
Kevin Garnett Postgame Game 5
The Celtics became the first team in the series to win two games in a row, and have put themselves in position to need only a split in Los Angeles to win the NBA Championship.
Sunday night 'Gang Green' looked as good as they've looked the entire series.
Contributions came from the team's best player, Paul Pierce, the bench that gave the starters a rest in the second quarter and responded with another solid effort of their own.
And Rajon Rondo delivered some of the most exciting highlights of the game, completing a Garnett to Pierce to Rondo exclamation point.
'Beat LA,' and this Celtics group gets to go down as one of the all-time great Celtic teams.
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The DOG TRACK or PITA pocket
I call this pocket the DOGTRACK because the ball follows a narrow track in this pocket and the fact that it has been made popular by the Loyola College Greyhounds in recent seasons. Just take a look at most of their sticks and you will see this pocket in them! This stick is also referred to by some as the "Pita Pocket" This is because it can be strung with the outside leathers so tightly, that the whole pocket is contained between them. Doing this to the stick makes it harder to catch the ball but for some advanced players gives them the ball control and whip in their throw that they prefer.
Each pocket design found in the Stick Tech Workshop will be assigned a String-O-Meter rating. This is just a relative measure of how difficult it is to string the sticks.


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A slang term for using a vaporizer to ingest THC, either for recreational use or as part of a medical treatment plan. Rizing is a homonym with "rising", which has connotations to getting high, as well as empowerment with respect to medical applications (cancer, glaucoma, chronic pain, etc.).
Hey Ker, let's rize up and put on some Marley! Rizing feels much better on my lungs than a macka spliff...
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The Berkeley County School Board chairman was right to remind speakers that they are responsible for their own comments, according to his lawyers.
Additionally, Facebook comments show that those who filed a lawsuit against Chairman Kent Murray were not intimidated by his comments, according to Murray's lawyers, Andrew Halio and John Reagle.
Former board member Terry Hardesty and Berkeley County residents Linda Riney and Nancy Corbin filed the suit against Murray, individually and in his official capacity, on June 26, claiming that Murray violated their right to free speech when he changed the board's "Public Participation in Board Meetings" policy without a vote or notice, a violation of the state Freedom of Information Act.
The suit seeks to have Murray's actions and the policy declared unconstitutional,
Since the suit was filed, Murray has asked that it be dismissed, and Hardesty, Corbin and Riney asked for a summary judgment, which would dispose of the case quickly. Both sides filed responses to the other's request this week.
Murray has said he unilaterally changed the policy before the June 11 meeting to include the ban on comments about the State Law Enforcement Division's investigation into alleged ethics violations during last year's Yes 4 Schools campaign because the investigation "is ongoing and confidential, and because matters connected to the investigation may come before the Board for action."
After Hardesty was stopped from talking June 11, he threatened legal action against the board. On June 25, Murray said he would not stop speakers but that they were "personally responsible for what they say."
Hardesty, Riney and Corbin said at the time they felt intimated by Murray's comment, but Wednesday's legal response says that comments posted on Facebook on June 11 are "not expressions of confusion about the meaning of the board's policy or fear of government retaliation or embarrassment."
In the comments, Corbin wrote, "Sorry we missed this one, sounds like fun," and Riney wrote, "I'd really like to see these people stop me from speaking."
In their Monday response to Murray's motion to dismiss the case, lawyers Robert F. Goings and Josh Whitley said only those who are against the district's actions have had their speech suppressed.
Both sides will now have the opportunity to reply to this week's motions or U.S. District Judge Richard Gergle could decide to issue a decision in the case.
Reach Brenda Rindge at 937-5713 or twitter.com/brindge.


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Welcome: And how long did it take you to lose the 56 lbs? Did you find it hard to do?
I have been stalking this forum and others for many months now and have decided to try and be active. I would like to help some people like others have helped me along the way. Just stalking the forums has answered so many questions and mild dilemma's I have faced. So thank you to everyone who does contribute.
Here are some ?'s that I stole off the starter thread:
Your location: North Carolina (beaches)
Age (If you want): 30's
How Primal are you: Mainly
Do you consume dairy: yes, rarely
Do you drink coffee or tea: Yes
Motivator for switching to Primal: Health
Favorite exercise: The squat
Favorite Primal food: Red meat
Best part about being Primal: The way I feel, and the 56lbs lost and maintained.
Worst part about being Primal: Being raised with excess, then using CW to try to be pretty for too many years, Primal just is not second nature yet. I still have to think constantly about my choices for me and my son. Then sometimes defend them from people with CW.
Welcome: And how long did it take you to lose the 56 lbs? Did you find it hard to do?
I lost the 56lbs in five months. It was not hard at all. I was busy being a single mom, full time school, and full time work plus tae kwon do class twice a week. So the weight just disappeared as I never focused on it. My only problem was my cravings. They never went away. I was able to pass up the bad options that people always bring into work, but I craved any sugar for the entire time. I just wished I could beat the cravings. Eventually I think the cravings will be easier to handle and may eventually go away.
That's sick that you lost 56lbs in 5 months time, even with being a single mom and all- congrats on the *easy* work- haha!I lost the 56lbs in five months. It was not hard at all.
Self-realization. I was thinking of the immortal words of Socrates, who said, "... I drank what?"


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Murder defendant not eligible for parole despite no criminal background
Douglas Edwards is charged with murder and has no criminal background.
In the past, defendants like Edwards — who has admitted killing his ex-girlfriend –were eligible for probation in Texas.
But the law changed and now those charged with murder after Sept. 1, 2007 can't be given probation by a jury. Edwards killed LaKendra Lawrence in January 2008.
Attorneys say this makes it easier to pick jurors. In probation-eligible murder cases, potential jurors must say they can consider giving probation to a murder defendant in order to be selected.
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Why? Because you can! And pickle, and jam, or otherwise celebrate the resurgence of the domestic arts our forebears held so dear. Put on your best apron and step into our kitchen, won't you?
One of the many delectable ways to use Meyer lemons. Making your own mustard is easy and inexpensive, and fermenting it makes it that much healthier.
Mustard is so easy to make and easily customizable. If you have a ton of extra Fire Cider like me, this is a wonderful way to use it. If not, apple cider vinegar can be used instead. Sweet and spicy!
One recipe, two mustards. One with honey, and one without. After making your own condiments, you'll never go back to buying them.


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Southern Gardening: Amazon dianthus handles hot summers
If you're looking for a plant that is attractive now but looks its best in the cooler months, you may be interested in the Dianthus. This is a group of versatile flowering plants that look good year-round.
Dianthus is called by many names, but the common name "pink" really is a good description. Colors include pink and red, but there are also nice white and lavender selections.
Bouquet Purple dianthus is an outstanding spring-flowering perennial that was selected as a Mississippi Medallion winner. The plants have the potential to grow up to 2 feet tall, and the bright, purple flowers are arranged on casual stems.
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That sucks. o.oOriginally Posted by Kumoriken
xP Just think... At least your TV didn't fall appart... ...Literally. >.> I tried to move it, and the plastic on the bottom shattered. Now I gotsta tilt it up with a mousepad to stop it from being jittery. >.< Ah, well. *Nod nod* Can't wait! A month from now TODAY! xDOriginally Posted by Jenova
That sucks. o.oOriginally Posted by Kumoriken
Lucky . I'm glad I don't have to worry about things like that because I work at gamestop and they save 4 wii preorders for the staff in each store.
the whole reciept thing is one of the reasons i hate EB games. at gamecrazy, you have an account and they just ask for your name and phone number to see if you have a pre order or not.
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Gamecrazy and their "computers."Originally Posted by Mitch2025
pfft computers who uses them
See I made it my own! RELIGION *whoosh* wow a 50 page thread bout how there beliefs are right and you are all wrong wow. Oh do want to be different rep! even if I don't help it seems to happen a lot here
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Gorgeous design. 31 days have passed quicklyReplyDelete
Amazing! I need to get me some of those jelly polishes, I want to try some of the looks you've shown using them!ReplyDelete
I miss Nailside's posts too! Love her work. Congrats on coming up with a great design 31 days in a row!!ReplyDelete
Osome....Amazing...Goergeous....Beatiful...Just loved it.. (y) ...ReplyDelete
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I lovvve this and I was just thinking "where is nailside?" Great job!ReplyDelete
These are so cute, I love the transparency of the blue!ReplyDelete
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I love it , I miss nailside!ReplyDelete
Looks great! I love the look of layering jellies. I didn't realize I could use Chelsea Girl for that, now i'm excited lolReplyDelete
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I miss Nailside too :'( but these look gorgeous! I love that the triangle is translucent, it looks incredible!ReplyDelete
This is so cowinkey-dink(?)... I was JUST on nailside's page yesterday missing the evalovins outta her. And now YOU... post this? I feel like I am in a nail polish inception right now. Anyways, beautiful as always ma'am. friggin biriallnt as always, I can't even spell, geez. xoxoReplyDelete
I love it! I miss Nailside too--I have a nail blog list in my favourites that I go down and check every day, and she's still on it, and every day I click thinking MAYBE THIS TIME IT WILL BE UPDATED...
hopefully one day, because you're right, she's amazing. Great recreation of the technique :)
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text: From Explorer | Alaska's Last Oil | National Geographic Channel It was pretty good and quite insightful. I didn't realize that Alaska oil production was down so much. They mentioned the Prudhoe Bay is producing about 400K barrels/day, down from the peak of 1.5 million barrels/day. They mentioned that if they just continued to produce from the wells they have now, maintain those wells and facilities they've got, production would decline about 16% a year. So, oil companies are taking steps to offset that. For those who haven't looked up the figures per EIA - Petroleum Basic Data, the US consumes currently consumes 19.5 million barrels of oil/day. It seems our depedence on foreign oil is now down to 56.9% instead of 60% not long ago. ANWR was a big focus of the show and at the very end, they mentioned a government estimate of it holding between 4 and 12 billion barrels of oil over its lifetime, probably less than the US would use in a year. Interestingly, the low figure they mentioned is the high resource case mentioned at EIA - Analysis of Crude Oil Production in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge - Results. As with the 20/20 ep on oil addiction ep I mentioned, I wish this were required viewing for anyone who owns a gas guzzler or is in the market for one. The next rerun is on 7/28 if you happen to receive NGC.


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like an out of body experience, being somewhere without being there.
"black 13 sent us all todash"
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A word coined by Stephen King and used in his Dark Tower series. It might be used either as adjective or noun. Todash means teleporting or time traveling (or both, since you travel in space as well as time), often through a door. You might go to "todash darkness" as well which is practically emptiness between worlds. King defines it as "the space between the walls in a house" and further implies that any kind of monstrosity might be waiting there.
He knew the dangers of going todash.
She heard the todash chimes and shuddered.
She heard the todash chimes and shuddered.
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When a formula is clearly entered correctly in a spreadsheet cell but for some reason will not compute. Often occurs with circular references or when a cell is linked to many different tabs.
"The cell went todash so I had to restart my computer. It worked after that."
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American Airlines and Japan Airlines Thank U.S. Department of Transportation on Final Order Allowing Antitrust Immunity
FORT WORTH, Texas and TOKYO, Nov. 10, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- American Airlines and Japan Airlines, members of the oneworld® Alliance, today thanked officials with the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) for granting final approval to their joint request for antitrust immunity and plans for a joint business between North America and Asia.
"We appreciate the thorough review that DOT has given our request for antitrust immunity that will allow us to move forward with our joint business," said Tom Horton, President of American Airlines. "We also look forward to officials from the United States government and the government of Japan signing an Open Skies agreement, which will allow for additional flights between the United States to Japan."
"This final U.S. government approval, following the recent grant by Japan's Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, clears all regulatory procedures necessary for Japan Airlines and American Airlines to begin working on our joint business," said Masaru Onishi, President of Japan Airlines. "We would like to express our gratitude to everyone involved in making this positive decision, and will from hence, move expeditiously towards creating more benefits for our passengers, our companies, our financial supporters and our countries."
Both airlines anticipate launching their trans-Pacific joint business in early 2011. It will provide enhanced travel options and experiences for passengers of both American Airlines and Japan Airlines.
American plans to start its new nonstop daily service between New York's John F. Kennedy International Airport and Tokyo's Haneda International Airport on Jan. 20, 2011. Japan Airlines began service from Haneda to San Francisco in late October. Both carriers will codeshare on these flights.
About American Airlines
American Airlines, American Eagle and AmericanConnection® serve 250 cities in 40 countries with, on average, more than 3,400 daily flights. The combined network fleet numbers more than 900 aircraft. American's award-winning website, AA.com®, provides users with easy access to check and book fares, plus personalized news, information and travel offers. American Airlines is a founding member of the oneworld® Alliance, which brings together some of the best and biggest names in the airline business, enabling them to offer their customers more services and benefits than any airline can provide on its own. Together, its members serve nearly 700 destinations in more than 130 countries and territories. American Airlines, Inc. and American Eagle Airlines, Inc. are subsidiaries of AMR Corporation. AmericanAirlines, American Eagle, AmericanConnection, AA.com, We know why you fly and AAdvantage are trademarks of American Airlines, Inc. (NYSE: AMR)
About Japan Airlines
Japan Airlines awarded the most punctual major global airline in 2009, is a member of the oneworld® Alliance and has a global network reaching more than 200 airports in over 30 countries and regions with its codeshare partners. Domestically, the airline covers some 50 airports throughout Japan. JAL operates an average of 22,000 international and domestic flights a month, and its fleet of more than 260 aircraft includes Boeing 777s, 767s, 737-800s, Airbus A300-600Rs and Brazilian-made regional jets, Embraer E170. Japan Airlines' frequent flyer program, JAL Mileage Bank (JMB), is one of the world's largest loyalty programs, with more than 20 million members worldwide. JAL also offers additional benefits for its top-tier members.
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Re: processingJCNoelle Aug 3, 2011 8:14 AM (in response to Lisame)
The last book I had in processing for a while, I had emailed them and surprisingly, the same day my book went on sale (within a few hours). You might try that, they probably wont answer your email, but your books may go on sale quickly.
Re: processingLisame Aug 3, 2011 6:25 PM (in response to JCNoelle)
So far nothing...emailed them right after I read your post and my books are still processing tomorrow will be one full week for MOST of the books!
Re: processing I AM UPSET!HollisterAnnGrant Aug 3, 2011 10:48 AM (in response to Lisame)
Yes, I downloaded an ebook four days ago and it is still processing. I emailed PUBIT and they have not responded. This is my second Barnes & Noble ebook -- the first downloaded with no problems.
Why the big delay? Is something wrong? Why don't the PUBIT people respond to email? I'm getting really upset.
Re: processing I AM UPSET!Lisame Aug 3, 2011 12:00 PM (in response to HollisterAnnGrant)
They NEVER respond and it is frustrating. I emailed them to let them know I have been waiting and I haven't heard anything and they are still processing. Sometimes things go right through and it only takes a day or two but this is the longest I have waited ever.Maybe they need to hire more people to monitor this stuff! LOL!
Re: processingKronoberger Aug 4, 2011 6:37 AM (in response to Lisame)
I am in the same boat!! I uploaded my latest book Rescued by the Wolf well over a week ago, but it is still processing. I emailed customer service the day before yesterday and was given a "canned response" as well. I uploaded the same book again the day before yesterday and it is also still processing.
I hate that this is happening to us, but am glad that I am not alone in my frustrations!
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Re: processingevotz2 Aug 20, 2011 12:59 PM (in response to Lisame)I uploaded my novel about six weeks ago. It is my first book. I was thrilled to read it on the sample nook reader on the website and presumed it would soon be available. For six weeks my account said processing. After numerous emails, nothing happened and there were no answers. After my last email, the listing says off sale! I am frustrated. Publishing on the kindle was immediate, this process seems much harder.
Re: processingSF50 Aug 20, 2011 3:40 PM (in response to Lisame)
I don't doubt that people have problems but I must say, adding tittles, modifying titles, and processing has never been an issue for me. I currently have 5 titles, plus one I took down (because it's content by nature of what it is became dated). None of those 6 titles took more than 48 hours to process and I'm near positive all were considerably less than that. I don't know the formats everyone in this thread has sent up or if that factors in at all, but all my titles are EPUB's that pass an epub validator and don't require any real conversion by the system.


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Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah built the monument in 1591 shortly after he had shifted his capital from Golkonda to what now is known as [[Hyderabad, India|Hyderabad]][http://www.aponline.gov.in/Quick%20links/HIST-CULT/architecture_qut.html A.P. Government: Charminar]. Legend has it that the building honors a promise Quli Q...
"Lord Venkateshwara Temple in Tirupati is the best example of history, heritage and divinity preserved. Being an inseparable part of devotees lives for centuries, Tirupati Temple has grown from strength to strength and has become the most revered Hindu pilgrimage site in the world. Also crowned as the most visited and ...
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Narendra Modi Meeting Nava Bharat Yuva Bheri at Lal Bahadur Shastri stadium, Hyderabad on 11th August
Henry Chapman Mercer, an archaeologist, collector, and tile-maker, designed and built this six-story reinforced concrete structure to house his collection of tools and other everyday artifacts from pre-industrial America. Mercer chose concrete to protect his collection from fire; it is used in every aspect of the build...
I took this panaroma at a pullout located on the Chief Joseph Scenic Byway (also Wy 296). The road crosses over the Absaroka Range at approximately 8,050 feet and provides an amazing view looking to the northeast towards the Beartooth Mountains. Dead Indian Hill and Sunlight Basin provide excellent opportunities to...
This is a view from the fourth floor balcony of The Clove Hotel in Stonetown looking south towards St. Joseph's Cathedral, the Bagh Muharmi Mosque, and the House of Wonders. I thought the cross section of the nearby crumbling building was particularly interesting.
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The "'Cassation in G major for toys, 2 oboes, 2 horns, strings and continuo) also called the "Toy Symphony, formerly K. 63" is a musical work with parts for toy instruments and is popularly played at Christmas.[citation needed]
It was long reputed to be the work of Joseph Haydn,[1] but later scholarship suggested that it was actually written by Leopold Mozart.[2] Its authorship is still disputed, however, and other composers have been proposed as the symphony's true author. The symphony did not appear in published form until 1820.[2] In the first edition the composer was given as Haydn with no further identification. From that time it was assumed that Haydn was the composer of this seven-minute, three movement homotonal symphony which calls for toys, a trumpet, ratchet, nightingale, cuckoo and drum. A fanciful story was concocted in which Haydn composed this work after purchasing several toys at a fair, and then performed the result at Eszterháza for delighted children at a Christmas party. By the 1930s scholars began to doubt that this tale was truthful, as no such work appears in the exhaustive Entwurf-Katalog Haydn himself compiled of his own compositions.[2]
The identity of the true composer of the Toy Symphony seemed clinched with the discovery of the work in its three-movement form in a manuscript copied by Leopold Mozart in 1759. This was supported by the existence of a similar work (also once believed to be Leopold Mozart's) The Musical Sleigh-Ride, which calls for a cracking whip, sleigh bells and other sound effects that resemble those in the Toy Symphony. However, the accuracy of the Leopold Mozart attribution was called into question as it became clear that even The Musical Sleigh-Ride was probably not Leopold's work; he was an avid copyist who made exemplars of dozens of pieces by hand. Furthermore, speculations have also pointed to Joseph Haydn's younger brother Michael Haydn who purportedly contributed movements to the work.[3]
The best research indicates that the Toy Symphony is not even a symphony as such; its three movements are most probably compiled from one or even several toy cassations (i.e. divertimenti)[citation needed]—long, multi-movement works that were written in the 1750s and 1760s in and around the city of Berchtesgaden, a major manufacturer of toy musical instruments. Both professional and amateur composers wrote these pieces, and existing sources are not clear if much of this literature can be safely ascribed to any composers of note, let alone such 'magic' Classical-era names as those of the Mozarts or the Haydns.
Recent research on a newly found manuscript suggests the Austrian benedictine monk Edmund Angerer (1740–1794) to be the author.[4] If Angerer's manuscript is the original, the Toy Symphony was originally written not in G but rather in C.[a] These findings, however, are disputed among scholars. There is reason to believe that the true composer will likely never be known, in whole or in part, given its confused origins and the paucity of related manuscript sources.
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- ^ See the title page, including incipit in staff notation, at "'Toy Symphony', Title Page".
- ^ p. 201, Ewen (1965) David. Upper Saddle River, New Jersey The Complete Book of Classical Music Prentice-Hall
- ^ a b c Description by Uncle Dave Lewis. "Toy Symphony (Cassation), for toys, 2 oboes, 2 horns & strings in G major (formerly K. 63) - Leopold Mozart | Details, Parts / Movements and Recordings". AllMusic. Retrieved 2014-08-05.
- ^ Benstock,, Seymour (June 14, 2013). Did You Know?: A Music Lover's Guide to Nicknames, Titles, and Whimsy. USA: Trafford Publishing. p. 194. ISBN 9781466972926.
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The Tucker County Board of Education passes the first phase of the county's school policy revisions during this week's meeting. Pictured, from left, are members Tim Turner, Janet Preston, Marvin 'Bud' Parsons, President Jerod Parsons, Jerry DiBacco, Superintendent Dr. Eddie Campbell and Executive Secretary Teresa Simmons.
Superintendent Eddie Campbell said the policy revisions that were approved Monday were state policies that needed to be set in place before the start of the school year.
"It has been a tedious process. But ... I think we made considerable progress," Campbell said.
However, the bulk of the revision still lies ahead.
"Our goal is to completely revise our policy manual," Campbell said. "We will review each policy to make sure it is accurate and in accordance with state and federal requirements."
This project was initiated several months ago, when the Tucker County School District contracted NEOLA Inc., a school board policy service. Campbell explained that NEOLA offers several services that will transform the function of Tucker County's school board policies.
"In addition to helping us update the policy manual, they will create an online directory for us where our policies will be stored and available to the public. Rather than just being in a book sitting on a desk collecting dust, our policy manual will be a working document," he said.
"If the general public has a question about a policy, they will be able to search the manual just using a couple of key words. It will be a major time-saver and a real advantage for anybody who has questions about school board policies."
Campbell also said NEOLA is helping Tucker County Schools develop administrative guidelines, which are used to help with the daily application and interpretation of policies.
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During the meeting, the board also passed a number of items, including accounts payable; payroll; a memorandum of agreement between Eastern West Virginia Community and Technical College and Tucker County Schools; a contract on early entrance students between EWVCTC and the Tucker County Board of Education; surplus property; bids for a Dodge truck, pre-kindergarten toys, AC units, chairs and tables; and several revised policies dealing with everything from the Substance Abuse and Tobacco Education Program to use of county facilities.


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SHIPPENSBURG - Having won a second straight bronze medal in the triple jump one day earlier, Northern Bedford's Blake Over wasn't expecting for anything especially noteworthy on his last day as a high school athlete.
"Honestly, I thought it was the triple jump, because, being the fourth seed, I knew I was up there with the top guys already," Over said when asked what event presented what he felt was his best opportunity to do well. "In the long jump, I was seeded 17th. That was a little scary, knowing I was in the bottom half of the seedings.
"I'm really happy with how it turned out."
Over decided to go out with a bang - or, more appropriately, a gold - when he surprised almost everyone, including himself, by winning the Class AA long jump on the second day of the PIAA Track and Field Championships on Saturday morning at Seth Grove Stadium.
"I knew I had a little bit left in me. I wanted to see if I could get my best jump ever," Over said. "I knew it was my last meet in high school. I just put everything I had into it and hoped for the best."
Over won with a leap of 22 feet, 4 inches on his second attempt in the finals. Schuylkill Valley's Gregory Johnson was second at 22-0 1/4.
It was Over's fourth PIAA medal, all coming in the jumps. Last year, he brought home an eighth place medal in the long jump. That, combined with his higher seeding and record in the triple and long jumps this year seemed to indicate the triple jump was his best event.
Northern Bedford track coach Jeff Batzel, though, would disagree.
"We were thinking triple jump based on the seedings, but I've said all along that I think his best raw event is the long jump," Batzel said. "He's a very explosive kid, and this is just a one-jump blast. Technically, he has some issues in the triple jump.
"He picked the right day to have the best jump of his life."
Before Saturday, Over's best long jump was 21-11. Over believed he might have a jump like Saturday's in him.
"The first couple meets of the season, I was jumping high 21s, and then I would scratch at 22, so I knew it was always there, but it never came out in a meet that was a legal jump," Over said. "What better place to get it than at states."
According to Over, a lot of things went into his favor in getting his personal record and the gold medal.
"I liked the weather. I like getting it as hot as it will go. I'm tall, so that always helps. I was definitely the tallest one on the medal stand," Over said.
Ironically, Over almost didn't make it to states in the event. He was seeded second to Tussey Mountain's Darrin Sipes in the District 5 meet and was trailing Sipes in the event at one point. Had he not pulled out a couple of jumps to overtake his rival, he might very well have been sitting at home on Saturday instead of standing in the middle of the medal stand.
"I was nervous at our district meet, because our district only takes one person in each event unless you meet the qualifying standard. Darrin Sipes was ahead of me, and he's beaten me a couple of times this year," Over said. "This meet I was seeded in 17th, so I was even more nervous for that. It all worked out."
Over was a baseball player until he went out for track for the first time in seventh grade, and he's been doing the jumps ever since, and he probably will continue doing that along with playing football in college. One thing is for sure: Over went out of high school on a high note.
"After getting an eighth-place medal and two third-place medals - I'm always happy with those, but they're not what I always wanted. Then you get this gold, and you feel so much better," Over said. "Especially my last jump in my last high school meet made it more special."
Huntingdon's Kobren Frederick also represented the Mirror coverage area in the event. He finished in 11th place, jumping 20-4.


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- Yarn: Caron International's Simply Soft Eco (80% Acrylic, 20% NatureSpun™ Polyester): Shown in: #0002 Natural 15oz/ 425g
- Crochet Hook: One size US I/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook or size to obtain gauge
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Throw measures approximately 30" wide by 42" long, excluding edging
In double crochet, 12 sts = 4"/10 cm
Gauge is not critical for this project.
Shell: Work (3 dc, ch 3, 3 dc) all in next st.
Bobble: Work 4 dc in next st; remove hook from final loop, insert hook through top of first 4 dc, pull final loop through.
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Bobble and Shell Pattern (multiple of 18 + 11)
Row 1: Beginning in third ch from hook, dc in third ch, * [ch 3, skip 3 ch, dc in next ch] twice, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next 7 ch, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next ch; repeat from * 3 times, end [ch 3, skip 3 ch, dc in next ch] twice, dc in last ch; turn.
Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as dc), dc in next dc, * [ch 3, skip 3 ch, dc in next dc], twice, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next 7 dc, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in next dc; repeat from * 3 times, end [ch 3, skip 3 ch, dc in next dc] twice, dc in last dc.
Row 3: Ch 1, sc in next 2 dc, * work shell in next dc, sc in next dc, ch 1, sc in next 7 dc, ch 1, sc in next dc; repeat from * 3 times, end work shell in next dc, sc in last 2 dc; turn.
Row 4: Ch 3 (counts as dc), dc in next dc, ch 2, * sc in ch-3 space of shell, ch 3, dc in next sc, ch 1, dc in next 7 sc, ch 1, dc in next sc, ch 3; repeat from * 3 times, end sc in ch-3 space of shell, ch 3, dc in last 2 sc; turn.
Row 5: Ch 3 (counts as dc), dc in next dc, * ch 3, dc in next sc, ch 3, dc in next dc, ch 1, dc in next 3 dc, work Bobble in next st, dc in next 3 dc, ch 1, dc in next dc; repeat from * 3 times, end ch 3 dc in next sc, ch 3, dc in last 2 dc.
Repeat Rows 2 – 5 for Bobble and Shell pattern.
Chain 84.
Begin Bobble and Shell pattern; work Rows 1 – 5 once, then 4-row repeat 15 times.
Work Rows 2 – 4 once.
Work 1 row as for Row 2.
Fasten off.
Edging: Join yarn at any corner.
Rnd 1: Ch 2, dc in each st across top and bottom edges, work 2 dc in each end-of-row along each side edge, join with a slip st to beginning ch.
Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in next st, * skip 2 sts, work 5 dc in next st, skip 2 sts, sc in next st; repeat from * around, join with a slip st to first st.
Fasten off.
Using yarn needle, weave in all ends.
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I loved this afghan pattern. Much easier than it looks. Just enough to make it interesting. I made it in pink for a friend's baby shower.
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This says to do in multiples of (1811) but 84 stitches is a multiple of (1711) so I am a little confused.
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This is beautiful and elegant looking. I can't wait to try it!
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Lawmakers around the state got an earful and encouragement as they attended Fourth of July parades.
"They're trying to put the whole load on the lower and middle class," said parade watcher David Hines, 60, a car mechanic from Eagan who criticized Republicans for resisting tax increases proposed by Democratic Gov. Mark Dayton.
But the governor's approach was deemed a dud by others along the route of the city's annual Independence Day parade.
"No new taxes," said Mark Helmueller, 53, a sales executive who called out cheers of encouragement to Republican political leaders from Eagan as they marched past. "Spend less. Make do with what you have."
Whether it was along Yankee Doodle Road or parade routes in Afton and Apple Valley, spectators seemed united about only one thing when it came to the shutdown: frustration. (Pioneer Press)
MPR's Mark Steil followed third-term state Sen. Dave Senjem, R-Rochester, along the Blooming Prairie parade route.
"How's everybody? Good to see you," Senjem said to the people watching the parade.
As he moved down the street, there were a few cheers of support. But far more common were the yells of complaint.
"Go to work," shouted Laurie Heydt of Stewartville.
A similar story played out along the route in Saint Peter according to the Mankato Free Press.
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A tribute to the great female singers of the golden age of jazz closes out Penn State York's Cultural and Performing Artists Series on Thursday, April 15, at 7:30 p.m. when Great Jazz Divas, Davis and Dow come to York. The free program is in the conference center of the Main Classroom Building.
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Aerospace manufacturer Pratt & Whitney is teaming up with IBM to use its Big Data technology to analyse data from more than 4,000 commercial aircraft engines in order to predict the problems before they arise
IBM's solution will be used to analyse the huge amount of data generated from aircraft engines, helping to predict any discrepancies.
The insight will help Pratt & Whitney customers with asset maintenance alerts, and deliver better insight into flight operational data.
Pratt & Whitney's president of Aftermarket, Matthew Bromberg, said: "By incorporating learnings from our military engines programmes where we are pushing the envelope in terms of monitoring capabilities, and teaming with IBM to integrate component and system health information, we will strengthen our commercial engine health analytics offering for customers."
"This will enable us to accurately and proactively monitor the health of our customers' engines and give us further visibility to plan ahead for optimised fleet operations while reducing customers' costs."
IBM GM of business analytics Alistair Rennie said: "By applying real time analytics to structured and unstructured data streams generated by aircraft engines, we can find insights and enable proactive communication and guidance to Pratt & Whitney's services network and customers."
IBM's technology will help Pratt & Whitney broaden its current performance monitoring capabilities of more than 4,000 operational commercial engines.
Pratt & Whitney expects to increase its product's engine life by up to six years by using IBM's data analytics. It will also help the company reduce its maintenance costs by 20%.
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