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Would You Read Your Daughters Diary?Sierra Black
Candy Schulman learned the hard way why you should never read your child's diary. She might right about you. And it might not be very nice.
Candy gave her 8-year-old a diary. At first, the diary was a shared experience: her little girl would write in it and then read the brief, simple entries aloud to her mom. Then one day, it became private. No more guests in the house of her daughter's secret thoughts. The diary became a literally locked treasure that Amy quietly kept away from her mom. Candy missed being invited to read the diary but respected Amy's privacy.
Until the day Amy left her diary sitting unlocked on the table in the living room. The temptation was too much for Mom, who dug in to read her daughter's juicy secrets.
The stuff of an 8-year-old's diary tends to be pretty straightforward: her crushes, her friends, her favorite things to do. And her secret feelings about her mom:
MY SECRET THOUGHTS ABOUT MY MOTHER. She wants to know evything [sic].
Candy says this stung, but notes that she was reading her daughter's private diary. It seems like a very straightforward reward for snooping, to me.
I'll admit that I haven't been in Candy's shoes. My oldest daughter is six, and just learning to write. Diaries are a few years in her future still. I haven't been faced with the temptation of a juicy book of secret thoughts lying there in front of me.
I'm pretty sure what I'll do when that day comes, though. Keep my hands to myself.
I'm a lifelong diarist. I began my first journal when I was 8, and have kept a daily account of my life almost continuously since. My diary now isn't so full of "what I did today" entries as it is a place to process the stuff of my day. I can't imagine anyone I love reading it, least of all my daughter. True, no child could read my messy scrawl and she probably wouldn't care how I feel about Mrs. Dalloway and growing older. But they are my private thoughts and I'd like to keep them that way.
Still, if I ever run across a fledgling diary of my daughters, I'd like to extend her the same courtesy I hope she'd give me if somehow she laid hold of my diary.
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Kootenay Pride is celebrating its 16th year with the theme "diversity builds community." It's a jam-packed weekend starting on Thursday, Aug. 30 and ending on Labour Day, Monday, Sept. 3. Everyone is invited to celebrate the local LGBT community.
Plus, all weekend long, check out the PRIDE Window Display Contest at shops on Baker Street and around Nelson. For more information, check out the Kootenay Pride Facebook group.


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Simultaneous radiotherapy and chemotherapy may be useful in the treatment of both limited small-cell lung cancer and advanced Hodgkin's disease, according to reports presented at the recent meeting of the American Society of Clinical Oncology in San Diego.
This adds to the evidence already gathered on the efficacy of this combination therapy in other types of cancer, such as breast cancer (JAMA [MEDICAL NEWS] 1982;248:1799-1801). Although such combined use of drugs and radiation therapy (RT) sometimes results in an increase in adverse effects in patients, the benefits of these new, more intensive regimens may outweigh the dangers in some patients.
A multicenter randomized trial conducted by the Southeastern Cancer Study Group, Birmingham, Ala, has shown that administering thoracic radiation therapy simultaneously with chemotherapy can improve results in the treatment with limited small-cell carcinoma of the lung.
A total of 304 patients were divided into two groups, matched by age and
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What you're talking about is a poached egg. yum! not sure how to soft boil an egg, but i think it's still in the shell
What you're talking about is a poached egg. yum! not sure how to soft boil an egg, but i think it's still in the shell
Yep -- that's a poached egg, which has basically the same consistency as a soft-boiled egg. To soft boil an egg, just boil-- or better, simmer it as you would a hard-boiled egg, in the shell, for about 4 minutes. Be careful cracking the shell -- I often burn my fingers a bit. Or you can use an egg cup and there are even slicers for taking the "cap" off the shell, and then you eat it from the top down with a small spoon.
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It's a hard boiled egg with liquid yolk. Pretty hard to get right in my experience, but always what I try to aim for.
ah, interesting
so a soft boil is a shortened hard boil?
for this i love my egg-cooker, it makes just the perfect soft boiled eggs ever... hmmmm....
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Put the egg in a pot of water, bring to a boil and simmer for +/- 3 minutes. Crack the top off and eat with a spoon. Yum.
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i cannot wait to soft boil an egg, you guys really got me up for it
It can be done w/ the water already simmering, a "dropped egg."
Wheat is the new tobacco. Spread the word.
you want yum?? try coddled eggs!
I use a jelly jar with the canning lid.
Grease/butter/spray jar, drop 2 eggs in jar with butter
place lid on but make sure you do not tighten super tight
place jar in boiling water for 5 minutes-make sure water covers lid (careful taking it out- its hotter than hell)
You can experiment adding herbs and other ingredients before cooking.
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Since the demo release is looming close, I thought I'd share the content of my thread as a blog for the rest of you 1uppers to learn what's up.
*New* Website: http://projectm.smashmods.com/
Demo Release: Monday, February 7th
- Captain Falcon
- Falco
- Fox
- Ganondorf
- Mr. Game & Watch
- Jigglypuff
- Link
- Lucas
- Mario
- Marth
- Sheik
- Snake
- Sonic
- Zelda
Requirements: Wii, SD card. A modded Wii isn't required, and Project M won't modify your console. Think Game Genie/Action Replay.
Project M Character Dojo Entries (so far)
(click pictures to view)
New to Project M: Video Primers
(mouseover for description)
General Changes
- General Fixes
- Advanced Techniques
- Character Specific Hacks
- Misc
So what is it?
Project M aims to be SSB Brawl re-imagined as a balance patch and expansion pack to Melee. For more details visit this link: http://projectm.smashmods.com/about.php
Why change Brawl?
Preference. Melee and Brawl were very different games in regards to physics, controls and playstyle. Melee was a much more offensive and open-ended fighter, and it's better for it in the opinion of those making Project M. The new-to-Brawl characters are being rethought in a Melee(-esque) context. And in some cases, returning characters will incorporate elements from both games in their Project M build.
Why not just stick with Melee?
As fun as Melee was, it wasn't perfect or all that close to it. Balance was an issue (as also in Brawl). Project M's goal is to bring everyone up to the level of Melee's Sheik/Jiggs/Fox/Falco/Marth. Which will mean minor changes to some of the better characters' Melee builds and larger changes to others.
To do all this right they'd pretty much have rebuild Melee inside Brawl, as a starting point. How's that supposed to work?
Physics and move property values from each returning character have been parsed from Melee. Brawl was built off of Melee's code, so these values were able to be cleanly applied to Project M. Additional code was also written to change other elements of the engine.
What about adding Mewtwo and other Melee characters back in?
They haven't found a way to add new characters (yet). But for now, Took Link is being made to play closer to Young Link, and Mario is being mixed with some of Dr. Mario's attributes.
Any other changes can I expect from Brawl?
*No tripping.
*Saved replays are no longer limited to 2 minutes.
*PT's pokemon no longer switch out on death. Pokemon fatigue is taken out.
*Zero Suit Samus and individual Pokemon have a spot on the character selection screen.
*Moves don't diminish in knockback.
*The camera will zoom in further than in Brawl (and more like Melee) when the action dictates it.
Much more here.
What still needs to be done?
-finalize model size to be identical to melee
-techroll distances and speeds need to matched (in progress)
-DI brawl potency autoscales to maximum DI on a partial input
-Nontumble hitstun is incapable of being DI'd
-Landing detection happens significantly earlier in brawl
And continued efforts to balance it and get Roy/Mewtwo in.
Other Mods
The first Brawl mod. Its goal was to change the physics and lag properties of Brawl to make the game flow faster, and additionally tweak everyone's moves slightly for balance. Brawl+ was recently canceled, due to interest in Project M and lack of ambition. It's still very fun, and introduced some things that Project M will also implement.
In the words of the developers: "[We take everyone and put] them all on the level of, approximately, Akuma from Street Fighter 2 Turbo." All the characters are given ridiculous buffs that show off what's possible with Brawl modding. Crazy pyrotechnics in here, sometimes stuff you wouldn't at all expect at all out of your Brawl DVD. Plays as fast as Brawl+.
Similar goals to Brawl+, but without the emphasis on physics changes. It's a more balanced version of the game Brawl already is, and should be relatively easy to get comfortable with if regular Brawl is all you've ever known or what you prefer.
The Necessary Crap
Isn't this illegal? Advocating console modding? Against the forum rules?
In the sense we'll keep it to in this thread, no.
Running a Brawl mod can done without installing anything to/modding your Wii; it can be read directly off a SD Card. The whole process (and its legality) is essentially the same as using an Action Replay or Game Genie: game code is re-interpreted on the fly based on what 'cheats' the user wants enabled. Only in the case of Project M and other Brawl mods, the alterations are made on a much larger scale.
Generally, mods are legal so long as they aren't distributed with the game itself, which Project M won't be. But just as precaution, no links to Brawl mods or means of running them will be allowed in this thread. Likewise, if you want help, ask elsewhere.
You're endorsing online cheating!
Nope. Because of the way Brawl's online works, altering code that would change the experience for the other player will throw your game out of sync. It won't be fun for either of you, and chances are will freeze your game. Project M is meant to be an offline thing.


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Indie chanteuse Lana Del Rey has been giving increasingly controversial interviews leading up to the release of her second album, Ultraviolence.
For starters, she declared feminism "not an interesting concept [for me]" in an interview with The Fader.
But it was recent comments she made to The Guardian that have the singer's name trending across the Internet; she told the U.K. paper, "I wish I was dead already," a statement that earned a response from one person who knows a little too much about musicians dying young: Kurt Cobain's daughter, Frances Bean. (The Guardian notes that Del Rey's statement was made during a discussion of Amy Winehouse and Kurt Cobain.)
"The death of young musicians isn't something to romanticize," Cobain Tweeted. "I'll never know my father because he died young, and it becomes a desirable feat because people like you think it's 'cool,' " she continued, before adding, "Well, it's f–––––– not. Embrace life, because you only get one life. The people you mentioned wasted that life. Don't be one of those people. You're too talented to waste it away."
After a less-than-civil reaction from Del Rey fans on Twitter, Cobain, 21, clarified her statement. "I'm not attacking anyone," she said. "I have no animosity towards Lana. I was just trying to put things in perspective from personal experience."
Del Rey, 28, who has covered Nirvana's "Heart-Shaped Box" in concert, expressed regret at the interview, claiming in a series of now-deleted Tweets that "the journalist [Tim Jonze] was persistent" and asked "leading questions about death and persona."
Jonze, for his part, said Del Rey was "delightful company."
Frances Bean Cobain to Lana Del Rey: Don't Romanticize the Death of Young Musicians
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These companies have an inherent conflict of interest, limiting expenditures to maximize investors' profits while, at the same time, providing a high level of care to their policy-holders. There's no way for them to do both.
Advocates of national universal coverage have avoided the term "socialized medicine," since it's one of the "third rail" terms that send politicians running for cover.
But just as two other "third rail" subjects, Medicare and Social Security, need to be taken out of the closet and fixed, this one needs to be addressed more openly.
Let's take a look at the best health care systems in other first world countries and how they provide better care while reducing expenditures.
Let's not shy away from reworking the system simply because some people are afraid of the name of the solution.


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Notice and Request for Comments.
Pursuant to section 181 of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended (19 U.S.C. 2241), the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) is required to publish annually the Reports on Sanitary and Phytosanitary and Technical Barriers to Trade. With this notice, the Trade Policy Staff Committee (TPSC) is requesting interested persons to submit comments to assist it in identifying significant sanitary and phytosanitary and standards-related barriers to U.S. exports of goods for inclusion in these two reports.
These reports were published as the 2012 Report on Sanitary and Phytosanitary Measures (2012 SPS Report) and the 2012 Report on Technical Barriers to Trade (2012 TBT Report) respectively. The TPSC invites written comments from the public on issues that USTR should examine in preparing the SPS and TBT Reports.
Public comments are due not later than November 15, 2012.
Submissions should be made via the Internet at under the following dockets (based on the subject matter of the submission):
SPS Measures: USTR-2012-0032.
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For alternatives to on-line submissions please contact TBD USTR (202-395-3475). The public is strongly encouraged to file submissions electronically rather than by facsimile or mail.
For Further Information Contact
Questions regarding the SPS Report or substantive questions or comments concerning SPS measures should be directed to Jane Doherty, Director of Sanitary and Phytosanitary Affairs, USTR (202-395-6127). Questions regarding the TBT Report or substantive questions or comments concerning standards-related measures should be directed to Jennifer Stradtman, Director, Technical Barriers to Trade, USTR (202-395-4498).
Supplementary Information
The SPS and TBT Reports set out inventories of SPS and standards-related non-tariff barriers to trade. These inventories facilitate U.S. negotiations aimed at reducing or eliminating these barriers. The reports also provide a valuable tool in enforcing U.S. trade laws and strengthening the rules-based trading system. The 2012 and earlier SPS and TBT Reports may be found on USTR's Internet Home Page () under "USTR News" under the tab "Reports".
To ensure compliance with the applicable statutory mandate and the Obama Administration's commitment to focus on the most significant foreign trade barriers, USTR will be guided by the existence of active private sector interest in deciding which restrictions to include in the SPS and TBT Reports.
Topics on which the TPSC Seeks Information: To assist USTR in the preparation of the SPS and TBT Reports, commenters should submit information related to:(1) SPS measures; or(2) standards-related measures (including standards, technical regulations, and conformity assessment procedures). Such measures should constitute significant foreign trade barriers to U.S. exports.
SPS and TBT Reports: On April 2, 2012, USTR released two reports focusing on foreign trade barriers—one on SPS measures (SPS Report) and the other on standards-related measures (TBT report). USTR also released SPS and TBT Reports in 2011 and 2010. These reports serve as tools to bring greater attention and focus to resolving SPS and standards-related measures that may be inconsistent with international trade agreements to which the United States is a party or that otherwise act as significant foreign barriers to U.S. exports. USTR plans to use comments on SPS and standards-related measures submitted pursuant to this notice in producing these two reports.
The following information describing SPS and standards-related measures may help commenters to file submissions on particular foreign trade barriers under the appropriate docket.
SPS Measures: Generally, SPS measures are measures applied to protect the life or health of humans, animals, and plants from risks arising from additives, contaminants, pests, toxins, diseases, or disease-carrying and causing organisms. SPS measures can take such forms as specific product or processing standards, requirements for products to be produced in disease-free areas, quarantine regulations, certification or inspection procedures, sampling and testing requirements, health-related labeling measures, maximum permissible pesticide residue levels, and prohibitions on certain food additives.
Standards-related Measures: Standards-related measures comprise standards, technical regulations, and conformity assessment procedures, such as mandatory process or design standards, labeling or registration requirements, and testing or certification procedures. Standards-related measures can be applied not only to industrial products but to agricultural products as well, such as food nutrition labeling schemes and food quality or identity requirements.
For further information on SPS and standards-related measures and additional detail on the types of comments that would assist USTR in identifying and addressing significant trade-restrictive SPS and standards-related measures, please see "Supporting & Related Materials" under dockets USTR-2012-0032 and USTR-2012-0033 at . The previously released SPS and TBT Reports also contain extensive information on SPS and standards-related measures that commenters may find useful in preparing comments in response to this notice.
In responding to this notice with respect to the two reports, commenters should place particular emphasis on any practices that may violate U.S. trade agreements. The TPSC is also interested in receiving new or updated information pertinent to the barriers covered in the 2012 SPS and TBT Reports as well as information on new barriers. If USTR does not include in the 2013 SPS or TBT Reports information that USTR receives pursuant to this notice, USTR will maintain the information for potential use in future discussions or negotiations with trading partners.
Estimate of Increase in Exports: Each comment should include an estimate of the potential increase in U.S. exports that would result from removing any foreign trade barrier the comment identifies, as well as a description of the methodology the commenter used to derive the estimate. Estimates should be expressed within the following value ranges: Less than $5 million; $5 to $25 million; $25 million to $50 million; $50 million to $100 million; $100 million to $500 million; or over $500 million. These estimates will help USTR conduct comparative analyses of a barrier's effect over a range of industries.
Requirements for Submissions: Commenters providing information on SPS or standards-related measures in more than one country should, whenever possible, provide a separate submission for each country.
In order to ensure the timely receipt and consideration of comments, USTR strongly encourages commenters to make on-line submissions, using the Web site. Comments should be submitted under one of the following dockets (depending on the subject of the comment):
SPS Measures: USTR-2012-0032.
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To find these dockets, enter the pertinent docket number in the "Enter Keyword or ID" window at the home page and click "Search." The site will provide a search-results page listing all documents associated with that docket number. Find a reference to this notice by selecting "Notices" under "Document Type" on the search-results page, and click on the link entitled "Submit a Comment." (For further information on using the Web site, please consult the resources provided on the Web site by clicking on the "Help" tab.)
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For any comments submitted electronically containing business confidential information, the file name of the business confidential version should begin with the characters "BC". The top of any page containing business confidential information must be clearly marked "BUSINESS CONFIDENTIAL". Any person filing comments that contain business confidential information must also file in a separate submission a public version of the comments. The file name of the public version of the comments should begin with the character "P". The "BC" and "P" should be followed by the name of the person or entity submitting the comments. If a comment contains no business confidential information, the file name should begin with the character "P", followed by the name of the person or entity submitting the comments.
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Comments will be placed in the docket and open to public inspection except confidential business information exempt from public inspection. Comments may be viewed on the Web site by entering the relevant docket number in the search field on the home page.
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Showtime Cinema Announces 2nd Annual Kids' Series of Free Movies
|Download a printable version of this schedule to put on your refrigerator (PDF, 320KB)
June 13th, 2005
Franklin, WI -- Showtime Cinema has announced the movies to be shown during their second annual Kids' Series, where the movies are fun and the tickets are free.
Kids' Series Movie Schedule
(as of 6/13/2005)
|Wed, 6/15
|Shark Tale
A fast-talking little fish finds himself in hot water when he is mistaken for a hero.
|Wed, 6/22
|The SpongeBob Square Pants Movie
The tale of a free-spirited sponge named SpongeBob SquarePants who loves his job as a fry cook at the Krusty Krab diner and lives in a pineapple at the bottom of the sea. In this adventure, the irrepressible SpongeBob tries to retrieve King Neptune's stolen crown.
|Wed, 6/29
|Chicken Run
Trapped behind barbed wire, fearing for their very lives, Rocky, Ginger, Bunty, Babs and Fowler hatch a desperate plan to fly the coop in this story of poultry in motion...
|Wed, 7/6
|Babe: Pig in the City
A sequel to the highly successful film about Babe, the talking pig. This time, he's off to the city to help the Hoggett's keep their farm.
|Wed, 7/13
|Shrek 2
After returning home from their honeymoon Shrek and Fiona must meet with Fiona's parents. The only problem is that the parents have no idea that their daughter is now an ogre. Meanwhile, Prince Charming goes to rescue Fiona in the castle, only to find out he's too late, and embarks on a quest to find her.
|Wed, 7/20
|Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Scooby and the gang confront a masked villain plotting to take over the city of Coolsville by wreaking mayhem with a monster machine that creates Mystery Inc.'s classic foes like Creeper, Captain Cutler and the 10,000-Volt Ghost.
|Wed, 7/27
|Space Jam
Bugs Bunny has gotten himself and his Looney Tunes cohorts into a jam by facing off against the Nerdlucks, a grouchy gang of tiny space creatures who land on Earth. Bugs has challenged the small, weak aliens to a fateful basketball tournament: if the Looney Tunes win, they'll remain on Earth. But if the aliens win, Bugs and company are headed ... (more)
|Wed, 8/3
|Ice Age
Twenty thousand years ago, the Earth was being overrun by glaciers, and creatures everywhere were fleeing the onslaught of the new Ice Age. In this time of peril, a quartet of misfits unexpectedly, and reluctantly, comes together in a quest to return a human infant to his father.
|Wed, 8/10
Garfield's owner, Jon, takes in sweet but dimwitted pooch Odie, turning Garfield's perfect world upside down. Now, Garfield wants only one thing: Odie out of his home and life! But when the hapless pup disappears and is kidnapped by a nasty dog trainer, Garfield, maybe for the first time in his life, feels responsible. Pulling himself away from ... (more)
|Wed, 8/17
|Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
After their parents are killed in a fire, three children are placed in the care of Count Olaf (Jim Carrey), an actor, evil genius, and master of disguise. At every turn, he schemes to steal the orphans' vast fortune, and he's not going to let anyone stand in his way.
|Wed, 8/24
|Charlotte's Web (1973)
An animated telling of the E.B. White classic tale of a pig named Wilbur and a spider named Charlotte..
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SALEM - City Service/Safety Director Ken Kenst released the street paving program list for this year, noting it's smaller than last year's list, largely due to funding availability.
Most of the money will come from the capital improvement fund and a small portion, $63,500, will come from Community Development Block Grant funding.
Streets on the list include:
- Wilson Street, from Newgarden Avenue to Broadway Avenue (roughly two blocks)
- North Madison Avenue, 250 feet north to East State Street
- East Fourth Street, from North Lincoln Avenue to Hawley Avenue
- East Fifth Street, from North Lincoln Avenue to Hawley Avenue
- East Sixth Street, from North Lincoln Avenue to Hawley Avenue
- Superior Avenue, from North Lincoln Avenue to the Waterworth Memorial Park entrance.
"They're the worst based on how much time and money we put into repairing those streets and all the travel on them," Kenst said.
He said he's hoping to have the paving project scheduled for bids before the end of July, with the work starting in August and September. The cost will depend on the bids.
Last year they were able to do a lot of streets because there was more money available in the capital improvements fund. They had to commit part of this year's money to a project next year when the Ohio Department of Transportation will be repaving some of the state routes that come through Salem, to pay for Salem's portion of the cost.
Kenst said for now they'll have to get by on some streets without paving. He said the patch they've been using is a high quality product and the new roller they have has features to help the patch material stay better.


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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety issued a report today saying it found "promising results" in a recent study conducted using devices to monitor teens' driving habits.
In the study, 84 teens in the Washington, D.C. area had the device implanted in their cars and drove with it for 24 weeks. The devices used GPS to track the teens, how quickly the teens accelerated, braked, when they didn't wear seat belts and if they exceeded the speed limit. Some of the devices were equipped to beep when the drivers didn't wear seat belts, andalso beeped progressively louder the farther the teens exceeded the speed limit.
Parents are able to view all the information recorded in their teens' monitoring device via a secure website. Some parents were able to see the data in real time while other devices issuedan audible warning and gave the driver 20 seconds to correct his or her mistake. If the mistake was not corrected in the allotted time, the parents were notified.
Some parents were eager to participate in the study and loved seeing how their children were actually driving. "When I'm with her, my daughter drives differently than when she's with her friends," said Kathy Paxton, whose daughter participated in the study. "You really don't know how they're driving until you have a monitor in their car. It was an eye opener. I would love to have my other daughter who's going to be driving soon have it in her car."
However, it seems most parents were not as enthused about equipping the device. "At first it was tough finding families willing to participate until we added a $500 payment to compensate them for their time," said Anne McCartt, vice president for research at the institute. "Part of the problem may be that the monitoring technology is relatively new, so parents and teens weren't familiar with it. Their reluctance signals that more widespread use of these devices may turn out to be a tough sell."
While the system sounds Big Brother-ish and may be a nightmare to teen drivers, parents may well appreciate it. Ford certainly thinks so, as it offers the new 'MyKey' system in select 2009 models. The MyKey feature allows parents to set maximum stereo volumes, speed limits, mute the volume if seatbelts aren't buckled, and alert the teens when they reach a certain speed.
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Lakes are always good for a fishing story. Once, in my haste to make it over a nearby pass before an imminent thunderstorm, I hurried by an unnamed gem in the southern Sawtooths without taking time to tempt the large trout trolling the shallows near shore. I never forgot the lake or its fish, however, and when I returned eight years later with a group of backpackers, I told them that they'd have to wait.
I assembled my fishing pole and tied on some fly or another—in spite of opposing local lore, I don't think the fish in the Sawtooths really care—and tossed it into the lake. It was midday and there was a breeze, but these slightly disheartening details didn't faze me. Fishing this lake seemed like destiny. Sure enough, on my second cast, a fish took my fly. It wasn't a big fish, maybe twelve inches or so, but it didn't get away. As I removed the fly from its lip, I could see that it wasn't a cutthroat, a rainbow, or a brookie. It must have been some more exotic variety, perhaps a golden trout. I don't know, and it really doesn't matter. What matters is that I got a second chance—and how often is it possible to make good on one of those?
Even when alpine lakes aren't destinations in and of themselves, they are exquisite features of the environment when encountered during a big day in the mountains. The lakes in the Chamberlain Basin, for example, are a convenient stopover point when going to or from Castle Peak, a popular climb in the White Cloud Mountains.
addleback is ideally suited for a refreshing swim after climbing the west wall of the Elephant's Perch. The puddle near Washington Lake in the Pioneers is the jumping-off point for the northeast ridge of the Devil's Bedstead.
Short stints spent lakeside sometimes leave their mark as profoundly as longer ones. I once spent two hours sleeping by a fire on the shore of Pass Lake near Leatherman Peak in the Lost River Range. It was after dark, and my brother and I were halfway through the kind of goal-oriented mission not usually compatible with peaceful time spent by a lake. But earlier, some two thousand feet above, on the high, barren spine of the main Lost River crest, we had run out of water and descended to the lake to refill our bottles.
It was autumn, and at 9,000 feet, the temperature was below freezing. A thin skin of ice had formed on the lake, with several fractures in the veneer that made it look like a cracked windowpane. As subtle currents drove the ice across the water, it creaked and groaned and sent out reverberating shrieks like the cries of Tolkien's Ringwraiths. The fire had warmed only half my body, and the remainder of our ridge traverse, to be run in the dark and cold, loomed ahead. Despite the unnerving wails, the unsatisfying heat, and the prospect of suffering, Pass Lake was a refuge and a respite—and there would be times in the next twelve hours when I ached to return.
We can thank glaciers and global warming for the existence of our higher alpine lakes. Although the great continental ice sheets that crept south from Canada didn't extend into central Idaho, glaciers in the higher ranges such as the Sawtooths, the Big Horn Crags, and the Pioneers carved countless alpine cirques. As recently as 4,000 years ago, when the global climate warmed and glaciers receded, the ensuing melt water filled the basins and dotted the mountain ranges with crystalline lakes. A few of the larger glaciers in the Sawtooths ran down to the lowest valleys, leaving big pools of water such as Redfish, Alturas, Petit, and Stanley as evidence of their passing.
With easy access from Idaho Highway 75, some of the large lakes, especially Redfish, have become popular destinations complete with developed campgrounds, boat ramps, and sandy beaches. Despite the crowds and motorboat traffic, they still possess a wilderness-like quality. Visitors often comment on the Caribbean-clear water, which many locals take for granted. And the spectacular backdrops—rugged peaks with snow-filled couloirs—add to the lakes' character.
Deeper into the glacier-carved canyons, however, lie the true wilderness lakes. Some are easy to get to and may be swarming with day hikers. Others lie at the heads of steep, hanging valleys and require exploratory, off-trail scrambling. These are the lakes where adventurous travelers can wake in the sun and take a morning swim in the nude, knowing they are the only people around for miles. To have unfettered access to these jewels is a great gift—a gift best appreciated not by reading about them, but by seeing them, live and in the flesh.
Erik Leidecker is co-owner of Stanley-based Sawtooth Mountain Guides, and a regular contributor to Sun Valley Magazine. He lives in Hailey with his wife, Gretchen, and daughter, Sascha.
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November 25, 2004, 08:11 PM
Now that Ive put together an AK, wondering on a good place to look for pistol builds, various calibers. Appreciate any info, thanks
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November 25, 2004, 10:13 PM
Hrmm... 1911 build, perhaps? Lots of bare frames and slides out there to start from. Can't think of much else you can do that with.
November 26, 2004, 02:08 AM
Build your own Glock? There are steel frames and slides out there, and all the other parts - Glock and aftermarket - are freely available.
November 26, 2004, 02:39 AM
I agree with Kaylee, tackle a 1911. So many parts available. Have fun and let's see some pictures of the new project.
November 26, 2004, 09:11 AM
I certainly appreciate the information, What I am mostly asking is where to find some kits,...Ive done an internet search with not much luck, I thought just like everything else there are good and not so good kits and vendors. Thanks
November 26, 2004, 09:22 AM
I often get my parts kits from ebay, these often include almost everything except the frame.
For example
For frames I usually have my FFL order them, but you can find them on gunbroker.com or in Shotgun news as well as a multitude of other places.
Here are a few we built.
November 26, 2004, 11:02 AM
These folks have a great reputation:
You can also order bare frames from Brownells made by Essex (poor to mixed reputation) and I believe J&T/Doublestar just came out with a 1911 frame. Don't know anyone who's tried 'em, but the guys around here just love all their AR stuff, so I don't see why their 1911s would be any worse.
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November 26, 2004, 11:45 AM
Thats what Im looking for, thanks again for the information....MikeB those are nice pistols!! I can only hope to come close to what you have done
November 26, 2004, 11:55 AM
1911 certainly are the most prolific home-builds.
There are others, though.
One of the guys I shoot with built a Sig from an 80% frame and parts.
Old Fuff
November 26, 2004, 12:34 PM
Be aware that while the parts to build a 1911 style pistol are availabe they don't come with instructions, and building the pistol isn't simply a case of buying the parts and putting them together like a puzzle. Before you even think of doing what you have in mind obtain some manuals, such as Jerry Kuhnhausen's "The Colt .45 Automatic - A Shop Manual" (obtainable from Brownells at: www.brownells.com)
Also do a search on this forum with the key words "Tuner" and ".45", and I strongly suggest you drop what you find to your printer or save it as a file.
November 26, 2004, 12:45 PM
I have a younger machinist friend who got bit by the gun bug. His first build was an AK also, using a FRAME FLAT!! His second was an essex .45 kit, which gave him some grief and I had to help. Now I gave him an old rusted LLama 9mm. He blasted and stripped and milled and Tigged and milled again until it is a really Unique piece! He Air brushes KG coat on everything and they look outstanding! I reccomend buying some old beater semi auto and restoring it! Note I think DA revolvers are much harder! ;)
November 26, 2004, 12:48 PM
Thank you "Old Fluff" for the warning, the AK that I built didnt come with instructions either and I ended up drilling my own holes for the trunnion rivetsand underfolder holes plus the riveting plus other things, I checked everything thoughly before I did something that could not be reversed...I guess my confidence level is up a little.
I will take your advice I will take your advice and get a manual to familarize myself with the task.
It seems from replys one doesnt necesarily need a "kit" so to speak, just the understanding of how it works and goes together and use the various parts from the aftermarket or manufacturer sources to make it. My fear of the unknown is diminishing some. Thanks
Old Fuff
November 26, 2004, 01:44 PM
Unfortunately things aren't that easy. During the pre-historic ages before 1970 you could buy a Government Model pistol from Colt and have a reasonable expectation that Colt parts would fit. Today you have a vast number of companies turning out frames, slides, barrels and all manner of lockwork or accessories. Some, if not most of this aftermarket stuff seems to be made to it's own dimensions without any regard for what was called for in the original drawings and material specifications. Sometimes material specifications can be critical, and in some applications (the extractor being a good example) cast and MIM parts don't work well - or at least not for long.
There was a time when someone who was experienced and knew how could purchase the necessary parts and save money while building their own gun. I don't think that's true today. If you price out ALL OF THE PARTS using the best quality ones were called for I think you will find that it's cheaper to buy a pistol (Colt, Springfield Arsenal, Kimber etc.) and replace a few of the questionable parts then it is to start from scratch. In any case you would be foolish if you didn't:
Study up on what is required and exactly what knowledge is needed to build a pistol before you commit any money to buying parts.
Make a list of ALL the component parts and price them out so that you can see what your "little project" will cost before you are done. Also take in to consideration what it will cost to finish the gun (blue, Parkerize, whatever) unless you are working with stainless steel. Whatever frame and slide you buy will probably come "in the white," and in any case require refinishing when you are done working.
Last, but far from least, find and read "1911 Tuner's" very informative threads on this pistol. They in themselves will give you a lot of valuable insights.
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Jimmy Howard (sprained left shoulder) practiced this morning and said he expects to play Saturday in Nashville. Thomas McCollum will dress as the back-up tonight.
"Pretty much I can do everything (on the ice),'' Howard said. "It's getting better. Still a little stiff, some soreness in there.''
Pavel Datsyuk will miss his sixth game in a row because of a lower-body injury but hopes to return on Saturday.
"I'm more comfortable, stronger,'' Datsyuk said. "Time has helped me a lot.''
Asked if he's quicker on the ice, he said, "Still not skate like Homer, fast.''
Kris Draper and Ruslan Salei are the healthy scratches. Here are the anticipated lines for Detroit:
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--Todd Bertuzzi is glad he avoided a suspension and that Chicago's Ryan Johnson wasn't injured after the Red Wings forward delivered a big hit against him on Monday. Bertuzzi was ejected from the game after receiving a major penalty for elbowing.
"I went in there to finish a hit and I thought he was in a really bad spot, so I tried to ease up and go with my side, tried to hit him low with my butt in the stomach,'' Bertuzzi said. "I know if I would have went straight on I could have hit him pretty hard. I just wanted to make sure he was all right.''
Bertuzzi went into the Blackhawks dressing room afterward to apologize. Johnson said it wasn't a malicious play.
"Obviously, you got to finish your check, that's what we're paid to do, but at the same time I don't want to put the guy through the boards,'' Bertuzzi said. "But I got to finish my check and make sure he knows I'm there and I got to try to get the puck. At the same time I try to do the right thing and it almost kind of got away a little bit. I'm glad he's fine and we'll move on.''
--Mike Modano is back in the lineup tonight after playing only one shift in the third period of Monday's game, as coach Mike Babcock, already missing Bertuzzi, shortened his bench.
"I think it was just a numbers thing and I think Babs had a rotation going with those guys, so it just happened to be one of those nights,'' Modano said.
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No, we don't. Call your local stores.
Anybody know where there are nunchakus in Canda, Richmand hill? Cause I've been trying to find one for the past month.
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4 nunchucks, 4 wii-motes, 2 silicone gloves for both nunchuck and wii-mote, blue and pink, 1 Classic Controller
The Legend of Zelda Twilight Princess, Wii Play, Mario Paty 8, Super Mario Strikers Charged (403834 521652), Resident evil 4, Splinter cell double agent, Guitar hero 3, Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles, Super Mario Galaxy, Medal of Honour 2 Heroes
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The idea is that other people may LIVE NEAR THAT LOCATION and possibly WORK at a store that sells whatever it is that person it looking for.Originally Posted by Kryptenx
There's a place, and a time to tell people to use the search function, and I don't feel this topic met either of those requirements.
Owned: Excite Truck [8 GRP], Wii Sports [6G, 7R, 8P], Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess [9G, 5RP], Elebits [7GR, 5P], Wii Play [5G, 8RP], The Godfather: Blackhand Edition [10G, 9R, 7P], Super Paper Mario [8G, 6R, 5P], SSX Blur [10 GRP].
Rented: Rayman Raving Rabbids [6G, 7R, 9P].
Wanted: Resident Evil 4, no Wii games currently.
G = Gameplay Rating, R = Replay Value, P = Party Rating, all out of 10.
exactly, touche
Currently own :
Wii, Wii Sports, Wii Play, Zelda: Twilight Princess, Need For Speed: Carbon.(In order of purchase)Accessories : 2 Wiimotes, 2 Nunchucks
Yeah i think you're just being an asshole for the sake of being an asshole.Originally Posted by Kryptenx
Where I live in the UK there is no shortage of Wii stuff (except console). I feel bad for you USA people.
Write like a four year old and I'll treat you as such Haz, proudly supporting correct use of English and grammar on the forums.
Think before posting Ask a dumb question and prepare to be owned.FYI - Internet is always a capital I. Look it up!
I totally agree. . .I've been on the boards for a few months now, and I haven't heard of one person getting info by posting on the boards like this unless they lived in a really big city (like New York, New York) where there are probably alot of people on this board from.Originally Posted by Kryptenx
Best bet is to stop being lazy and call the store.
Where are you in the UK, most places In london have a few games, but none of the good ones. and no wiimotes or anything else.Originally Posted by Haz
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wow, i can walk into any store and pick up any game or any accessories i want, that must suck not being able to get what you want, well some stores have 4-10 diff games but 1 always has them all
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Many Kentucky growers are using high tunnels to extend their crop seasons. While it offers a great opportunity, high tunnel production can be overwhelming without the right tools. Growers can learn to navigate the ins-and-outs of high tunnel production through a series of six webinars offered in February and March.
The University of Kentucky College of Agriculture, Food and Environment's Center for Crop Diversification, through the Barnhart Fund for Excellence, is sponsoring the series.
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DEAR DR. ROACH: I am 95 now and take no medications. My primary-care doctor wants me to take aspirin, even just the baby aspirin, twice a week. Some of the supplements I take do have blood-thinning characteristics, and for that reason I am fighting the aspirin recommendation. In general, is it OK to refuse the recommendation of one's doctor? -- F.V.
The more consumers do business online for the convenience, the more opportunities there are for scams to increase. Of all the places online to do business, your banking can be the most worrisome when it comes to safety. The FDIC has a comprehensive website that contains everything you need to know and the steps to take to keep your money safe.
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Andrew J. Shoemaker of EI Segundo, California wrote recently with some good questions about his' ancestors who were the Shoemakers and Offutts of Spencer County.
There are still several Spencer Countians who must remember the Offutts and possibly some of our Shoemakers are kin to him, so at the end of this article I am listing Andrew's address if you'd like to write to him.
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If you thought your grocery bill was sneaking up through last year, you were right. But maybe you got used to it.
Kentucky residents saw higher food prices in the last quarter of 2014, just as they did every quarter last year, and those increases amounted to a 7.6 percent hike in food prices overall in 2014, the Kentucky Farm Bureau reported.
That compares to a 3.7 percent increase nationally for food consumed at home in 2014, according to the Consumer Price Index.
Radon is the number 1 cause of lung cancer after smoking. It annually kills more than 21,000 Americans and accounts for about 12 percent of all cancer deaths. But you don't have to be a victim.
I am allergic to many things and it is not just seasonal pollen…so trust me when I say don't blame your late summer sneezes on this lovely perennial. There are about 100 species of golden rod in North America, twenty of which can be found in Kentucky. So, it is no surprise that solidago , or golden rod, is Kentucky's official state flower.
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What do you eagerly wait for? For example, you may be a movie buff, so you wait eagerly for the newest blockbuster movie. Maybe you are one of those people who eagerly await Friday afternoon so you can chuck your job for the weekend. You could be a sports person, eagerly awaiting the next big game.
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A Reading from Mark 1:9-11- At that time Jesus came from Nazareth in Galilee and was baptized by John in the Jordan. As Jesus was coming up out of the water, he saw heaven being torn open and the Spirit descending on him like a dove. And a voice came from heaven: "You are my Son, whom I love; with you I am well pleased."
Taylorsville and Spencer County have had their own newspaper for a long time. Just how long, in fact, isn't really known.
When Claude A. Brock wrote a "History of Spencer County Newspapers" in 1974 for the "Spencer County Salutes The Sesquicentennial," he said that Spencer County had enjoyed a newspaper all its own for 118 years.
After Claude wrote that article, which was a darn good one, my own research turned up an Oct. 25, 1895 letter to the editor of the Spencer Courier that I ran in this space.
Lexington, KY – Karen Woodrich, State Conservationist with USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service announced recently that conservation partners from across Kentucky are coming together to invest over $4 million in a project that will address the State's water quality concerns. This news comes after Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack announced that over 100 high-impact projects across all 50 states will receive more than $370 million as part of the new Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP).
The garden is not bare in the winter, far from it. There is plenty of interest to delight the gardener, feed the birds, or provide shelter for a slug. Short of having one of those unusual winters where the temperatures drop below zero for more than a week, there are quite a few interesting herbaceous perennials that persist through winter. Design a perennial bed with them in it and you'll always have something to enjoy.
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I can't say that I've ever written a blog before, but today I feel like there has got to be someone out there that feels like I do. There has to be someone else who feels a little bit lost, a little bit lonely and a little bit depressed. I have everything to be thankful for- a wonderfully supportive (although currently unemployed husband), a 19 month old son who is the light of my life, my family, a stable job, a house, and most of the time, my health. Something just isn't right though and I don't
the title of my blog isn't to be funny but i feel like im "it" because im the first one in my family to get lupus. usually this illness is passed down by someone.
I'm so tired of dealing with Eeyoore Days. I want to be able to live again. Just when things start to go right again something goes wrong. It's so totally not fair.
I was just thinking that my mood swings are getting worse. I probably need my hormones adjusted again. I need to get hyper so I can do. Of course it's not going to happen the endo wouldn't allow it. Nice thought though. I just need to push through the pain and start doing. I've been letting my body shit down and
was recently diagnosed with discoid lupus. can anyone give me a website that discusses discoid lupus in detail? all the web pages that I have found discuss SLE in detail....I am just wanting to know what I am in for Other than loss of hair, constant blood work, scarring and fatigue. Any help or suggestions are greatful
Yea its the same old worn out saying among people with lupus, but I just wish I wasn't so tired all the time. I want my life back!! I was 13 when diagnosed so 7 years later at 20 i'm stuck in a limbo of sorts because i'm not feeling well but i'm not in a relapse. Even though I have complained my doctor just keeps writing it off as me being crazy. It's been over a year since I had to drop out of college because I just got too sick too keep up, I miss it and I don't know what to do anymore when


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Is the man in the video at sec :21 of the Occupy San Diego Movement? Apparently we all need to be looking everywhere since ABC's Brian Ross and George Stephanopoulos would at least try to get it right. I mean George you make 12M yr, 6M of which from GMA alone. And you Brian, please, you smiled when you said TEA Party, grow up and wuit being a liberal. But no, in their rush to judgment of a TEA Party member, also in CO, they continue to stir and attempt to destroy the lives of people who genuinely LOVE America. That James Holmes had to have his phone disconnected due to remarkable amount of death threats, thanks Brian and George, great reporting. We're going to say that the chances of this 24 year old Medical Student, who just withdrew from the University of Colorado is by far, more apt to be a member of OWS, than the TEA Party.
James Holmes is not a political figure, but the left with try and make-it-so. They should be ashamed, we have a 2nd amendment here in America, and we are keeping it. Perhaps if this self proclaimed Joker would have thought the audience were armed it would not have happened at all, or the deaths and injuries would have been far lessened.
There is a man in the video who resembles Aurora shooter James Holmes. He's wearing black and what may be a bulletproof vest. Here is a capture from the video side-by-side with a known picture of James Holmes. Keep the family of those murdered and the injured in this evil action by this vile man in prayers. Pray for his family too.


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Walter Harris of Greeley has been selected as the overall winner of the 2013 Click! Weld County photography contest.
Shortly after marrying his wife in 1977, Harris began taking photos in the mountains with his film camera. Originally from Pueblo, they moved to the Greeley area in 1983.
However, his passion for photographing Colorado — particularly the wildlife in the mountains — began much later when he bought his first digital camera around 2004, Harris said.
Most of his photography happened during family trips with his two kids, now 33 and 30 years old, in Rocky Mountain National Park or during annual family camping trips up the Poudre River.
Despite the lack of mountain scenery, Harris felt the Greeley Stampede last June was a great opportunity to snap a few photos while he and his wife listened to Lynyrd Skynyrd and ate dinner.
Harris still feels amazed that he captured his first lightening strike during the Stampede. Shortly after he took the shot, he and his wife ran for a gazebo to take cover from the rain and hail.
To capture the photo, he set up his camera on a tripod facing all of the lights and rides of the festival. Harris intended to catch the Stampede lit up by all of the rides and attractions that night, but caught the lightening strike instead after setting up the shot.
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A Birmingham franchisee of Rally's Hamburgers has filed for bankruptcy protection.
Bamachex Inc. filed for Chapter 11 reorganization late Thursday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Birmingham. The company cited as many as 199 creditors, debts of between $1 million and $10 million, and assets of the same.
A list of creditors is pending. The company indicated in the filing that money will be available for unsecured creditors, or those who don't hold collateral.
Birmingham attorney Fred Garfield is representing the firm, and declined comment Friday.
The company's filing listed eight locations: Birmingham, Center Point, Jasper, Cullman, Homewood, Anniston, Bessemer and Midfield.
Chapter 11 is the section of the bankruptcy code that permits companies to continue operating without pressure from creditors while working out a new debt repayment plan.
Bamachex was formed in 2008 to own and operate restaurants, according to the Alabama Secretary of State. In 2009, Bamachex signed a 20-year lease valued at almost $700,000 for its restaurant on 12th Avenue North in Birmingham, according to a real estate market report that year from Southpace Properties.
Rally's Hamburgers was formed in Indiana in the 1980s, and in 1999 merged with a Mobile-based chain called Checkers Drive-in Restaurants. The two restaurants are now part of the same company, which operates about 800 locations nationwide.
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Its now a year since the blog started. Since then, 213 postings have appeared. It is now read in 72 countries and 620 cities (shown above). Most encouragingly, readership continues to steadily increase. Since January, it has risen a further 301%. The blog's aim is to identify 'the influences that may shape the chemical industry […]
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Northern Rock, Carlyle, now Bear Stearns
We have now seen 3 financial disasters in a matter of days: • Northern Rock, the UK's 5th largest mortgage lender, was nationalised last month, after failing to secure sufficient funds to continue lending. • Carlyle, one of the world's largest private equity firms, saw their $16.6bn mortgage fund default on Thursday, due to its […]
UK nationalises Northern Rock
The UK government has today nationalised the country's 8th largest bank, responsible for 18.9% of UK mortgage lending. You may remember that Northern Rock was an immediate victim of the US subprime crisis. Its funding model, based on securitisation, failed to work once lenders became more concerned about return of capital than return on capital. […]
USA adds $746bn to support housing
Housing, as we know, is an absolutely key market for the chemical industry, both directly and indirectly. Directly, each new house accounts for $16k of chemical demand, whilst indirectly, years of rising western house prices has allowed consumers to cash out their gains to spend on Asian imports. Now this virtuous circle has turned with […]
The hurricane touches down
Extraordinary events have taken place in the UK since my posting on Friday: • A bankrun took place on the 8th largest bank, Northern Rock, with lines of depositors queuing for hours outside its branches all over the weekend and Monday. • Faced with this, the UK Finance Minister was forced to announce that the […]
Northern Rock – subprime contagion spreads
When the US subprime crisis began, we were assured by the 'experts' that it was only a small problem, involving a minor segment of an otherwise robust market. However, the more one read about the situation, the more untenable this view seemed to be. Equally, we were told by other 'experts' that there was no […]
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GLENDALE, Ariz. — Things were finally going well for Matt D'Agostini. During a season in which he'd been waived, he had risen to a prominent role with the Buffalo Sabres and was putting up points.
Then a few minutes into a game in Toronto on Jan. 15, he suffered an upper-body injury. He missed six games, stopping the long-awaited momentum.
"It always seems to be the situation for me lately," D'Agostini said Thursday, "but I'm hoping to keep up where I left off there and just get back to my game."
The right winger returned to the lineup for the game at Phoenix, a 3-2 win. D'Agostini skated alongside center Phil Varone and left wing Marcus Foligno. He was playing with Cody Hodgson and Steve Ott when he put up two goals and four points in four games when the injury came.
"It was just a little twisting motion," D'Agostini said in Jobing.com Arena. "I never had one of those strains before. It took awhile to come back from, but I'm feeling good now."
The 27-year-old, picked up off waivers from Pittsburgh in late November, finally felt comfortable in Buffalo when the ailment struck. Though the production was nice, it was more than that.
"It's not the points that I'm concerned about," he said. "It's just skating hard on pucks. My legs were really coming around. I was feeling good out there. We had some good games where we established a good forecheck. We got our chances and goals from that, so I'm just hoping to get back to the same things I was doing."
The Sabres played without defenseman Christian Ehrhoff, who was sick. He skipped the morning skate and was still unavailable at game time.
Like D'Agostini, Drew Stafford was putting up points and playing well when an injury struck. Though he skated with the team in the morning, Stafford missed his third straight game and was put on injured reserve to make room for D'Agostini.
"He's 'almost,' " coach Ted Nolan said of Stafford.
Also watching the game were injured Cody McCormick and healthy scratches John Scott and Linus Omark.
The journey to Arizona and Colorado, where the Sabres play Saturday afternoon, is being enjoyed by the players' parents, relatives or mentors on the annual "Parents' Trip." The final count is three fathers, five mothers, one stepmother, a mother-in-law, a father-in-law, one brother, an uncle and one mentor.
"It's fun," said D'Agostini, who is joined by his dad, Vincent. "You try to explain how you live on the road to them, but for them to experience it firsthand and come on chartered flights, stay in the first-class hotels, sit by the pool … my dad's coming from Sault St. Marie, Ont., where it's 10-feet-high snow banks. It's nice for him to get out, sit by the pool for a couple days and have some fun."
Nolan was invited to two similar trips by his sons Brandon, who played in Carolina, and Jordan, who plays for Los Angeles, but he was unable to go. He sees the allure as a parent and coach.
"It's a great event," Nolan said. "You get to find out a little bit more about your athletes versus just seeing what you have here. You get to talk to the parents and find out some little quirks or little things of where they grew up, so it's all good."
The Sabres didn't have much time to get accustomed to the two-hour time change. They arrived Wednesday afternoon and will fly home after the matinee.
"A couple of them said they got up a little earlier," Nolan said. "I said you should have just stayed up later. It all equals out."
Nolan, who doesn't see much use in complaining, doesn't want to hear any excuses about being in the Mile High City starting today.
"Everybody says in Colorado the air is thinner and it's tough to breathe," Nolan said. "All those things, I think if you put your mind to it you can adjust to anything."
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Fran Bavun
May 1, 2009, 08:10 PM
I have a US Revolver, 32 cal. It has 98% crome , working condition. Shot it last weekend. Could anybody tell me what it is worth?
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May 1, 2009, 08:25 PM
We're really going to need more info, and pics will most certainly help.
When you say US, do you mean in origin, or is that a manufacturer? What condition is it in? Is the chrome worn at all, and if so, where and to what degree? Is they cylinder tight (both end-wise and side-to-side)?
May 2, 2009, 12:19 PM
Wait! I have to use some Windex on my crystal ball.
AH! I can see clearly now!
With no more info on the gun then you gave us, I will guess it really is marked
U.S. Revolver.
If so:
U.S. Revolver: Trade name used by the Iver Johnson Arms and Cycle Works on inexpensive pocket revolvers.
It was a cheap gun when it was made 100 years ago, and it is still a cheap gun now.
What used to be called a Saturday Night Special.
They sell on gun auction sites for $50 - $100 all the time.
May 2, 2009, 02:57 PM
rcmodel, you da wizzard!
May 2, 2009, 03:24 PM
Brother had one years ago, worked quite well, actually. Broke a spring, and last time I saw it, was being kept in reserve for the next gun-buyup from local gov't...and they never had one.
Conversation piece, I would consider moving up just a bit.
Ron James
May 2, 2009, 06:31 PM
There are two frames sizes on the US Revolver { AKA Iver Johnson } The double action , solid frame is a small frame 100 % 125 $, 60% 75 $.
Both automatics are top break and large frame, one has a hammer and does not have the safety hammer. The other is hammer-less and has the safty hammer, Both 100% 225%, 60% 105$. Made between 1910/11 and 1935 { info from Bill Goforth. www.geocties.com/iverjohnsoncollectors
Jim K
May 4, 2009, 12:21 PM
There is actually a bit of a story there. When Iver Johnson went to their new transfer bar safety device, c. 1894, they decided to use up leftover parts from their old model to make a second quality gun. To keep the IJ name associated with the new revolver, they formed a new company, the U.S. Revolver Co., to market the old-style guns. The line proved popular enough that they not only used up the old parts, but made new guns under the U.S. name.
The U.S. brand was sold almost exclusively through mail order companies.
FWIW, the terms "automatic" and "automatic revolver" applied to guns of that era meant the automatic ejection of empty cases when the gun was opened, as opposed to the manual ejection required of many single action and solid frame revolvers. (S&W designated its swing-cylinder revolvers "hand ejectors" to distinguish them from their line of top break revolvers.)
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Diplomate in Psychoanalysis, American Board of Professional Psychology (1997)Certificate in Psychoanalysis, William Alanson White Institute of Psychoanlaysis, Psychiatry and Psychology (1977)Ph.D., University of Massachusetts (1970)
Clinical Practice III: Psychotherapy Practicum Disorders Of The Self Doctoral Thesis Supervision I Doctoral Thesis IV: Dissertation Supervision Ongoing Dissertation Supervision Ongoing Doctoral Thesis Supervision Psychological Research II Psychological Research III Psychological Research IV S/T: Culture, Language And Diversity Theory & Practice II: Relational Tradition
I have been a committed teacher at Adelphi for thirty years. Teaching is a source of great joy and creativity for me, whether in a traditional class, a supervisory or mentoring relationship. I encourage dialogue, critical thinking, and opportunites for students to deepen their understanding of psychoanalytic ideas and paractice and to enjoy their experiences of personal and professional growth. I particularly value students developing their own voice, their abilities to think and become therapists.
My interests are primarily in comparative approaches to psychoanalytic theory and practice. I am particularly interested in unconscious processes, dreams, humor, language and current findings in neuropsychology.
I am interested in both theoretical and qualitative studies. I have developed a method, the N-MOPE, for assesing the effects of unconscious and conscious thought processes in different linguistic experiences, for example, psychotherapy, dreams, and other personal language texts. I am also interested in unconscious aspects of gender and how we learn to relate to others and change process in psychotherapy. I am begining a research project on conscious and unconscious aspects of interpretation in psychotherapy.
2004 Gradiva Award given by the National Association for the Advancement of Psychoanalysis for: Between Emotion and Cognition: The Generative Unconscious. Other Press, NY.
2006 Nominated for the Goethe Award by the Canadian Psychological Association for: Between Emotion and Cognition: The Generative Unconscious. Other Press, NY.
2011 Authors award from Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing (PEP) for being among the most downloaded authors.
2012 Authors Award from Psychoanalytic Electronic Publishing (PEP) for being among the most downloaded authors.
1992 - 1994: Director of Clinical Training; Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, Adelphi University.
1994 - 2005: Director, Postdoctoral Programs in Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, Gordon F. Derner Institute of Advanced Psychological Studies, Adelphi University.
1991 - present: Editorial Board, Psychoanalytic Dialogues: a Journal of Relational Perspectives
1991 � present: Faculty and Supervisor; Postdoctoral Program In Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy, New York University.
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