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Israel's national library is making the writings of Sir Isaac Newton available online to people worldwide.
The library has digitized some 7,500 handwritten pages of Newton's theological collection. Newton is often considered a great scientist.
But Milka Levy-Rubin, a curator at Israel's national library, points out that Newton was also a devout Christian, who wrote far more about theology than physics.
"Today, we tend to make a distinction between science and faith, but to Newton it was all part of the same world," Levy-Rubin said.
"He believed that careful study of holy texts was a type of science that if analyzed correctly could predict what was to come," she said.
"As far as Newton was concerned, his approach was that history was as much a science as physics. His world view was that his 'lab' for understanding history was the holy books," she said. "His faith was no less important to him than his science."
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If your friends, a lesbian couple, ask your husband to donate sperm so they can have a child, would you agree?
If your friends, a lesbian couple, ask your husband to donate sperm so they can have a child, would you agree?
No, but it has nothing to do with them being gay. As gut reaction. . . I don't think I could handle it.
Absolutely not.
I don't really understand those situations where people use a sperm or egg donor they know, I think it complicates the relationships. If my husband wanted to donate sperm anonymously to help strangers I'd be fine with it but I don't want friends of ours raising his child.
I couldn't agree to it. I don't even know if I could agree to anon. donations. I feel like then I would look at every baby and child and see him or our girls faces.
I don't really care what others do but I do think it was crazy for them not to do anything with a contract. Talk about throwing caution to the wind!
What Laurie said.
I think I'm safe because no one else would want DH's sperm, LOL! :biglaugh: He wouldn't do it, either, because he doesn't like the idea of someone else raising his child without his input, which was one reason why adoption was not an option for us with our unwanted pregnancy. But if some circumstance came up that he was interested in doing this, I would absolutely insist on them going through a donation agency to protect him from any legal claims. Courts in many states have ordered casual sperm donors to pay child support, even those who have a contract with the mother saying she won't seek support. They have also ordered that children born from casual donation are legal heirs when sperm donors have died.
Oh hellz no!!!! I don't want my kids to have step sibs out there in the world. No way.
uh-uh, no way. For SURE not a friend, but I wouldn't really be okay with anonymous donation either.
These responses are interesting. I am coming at this from the perspective of someone who really struggled to get pg. It took me 3 years and several m/c's to get pg with Alyssa. I looked into adoption and IVF. My sister talked some of being a surrogate for me. I think that is an amazing gift to give to someone. If it was done in a very legal way with all of the "I's dotted and T's crossed", I do not think it is wrong.
I would not be ok with DH sleeping with another woman so she could get pg, but I think I would be ok with him donating sperm (medically) so that someone could get pg. I do not think he would do this for just anyone, but I could see him doing it for his brothers if one of them was infertile for some reason.
It depends on the friends but I wouldn't rule it out.
I don't have a problem with the actual donation to a close family member (but not a friend no matter how close). I am concerned about the legal support issues and the emotional issues of watching someone else make key decisions for "your" child. I look at my SILs and they do lots of things with their kids that isn't wrong but isn't how I'd want my child raised. I ignore it because they are the parents but it would be hard to be that way with a half sibling to my own.
Basically, I wouldn't rule it out right away. However, given our extended family, there is no one who would need this.
I am not strong enough emotionally to detach from a thing like that. If it were me who couldn't have a child because my husband was infertile, I would go to a sperm bank. I wouldn't want the complication of having someone who is already in my life involved with my intimate family to that degree. It's not like there's any guarantee of anything with "familiar" sperm (that was funny to type). It's a crap shoot no matter what.
Nope. I would have a really hard time knowing the child. If it was anonymous that would be different.


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Affordable housing stock in Amarillo will increase with the completion of two apartment complexes in the city, but inventory still won't meet demand, two city representatives said.
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Austin developer Bonner Carrington Corp. assembled a number of financing sources to assist in the construction of two apartment communities in north Amarillo designed to provide affordable housing to low- to moderate-income individuals and families.
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$13 million in tax-exempt mortgage-revenue bonds issued to private investors by Panhandle Regional Housing Finance Corp., a multicounty nonprofit agency that has partnered with Bonner Carrington for the project. PRHFC serves Carson, Collingsworth, Dallam, Deaf Smith, Donley, Gray, Hall, Hansford, Hartley, Hemphill, Hutchinson, Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Oldham, Parmer, Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman and Wheeler counties, and the cities of Darrouzett, Follett, Perryton and Booker.
$1.2 million in federal housing tax credits awarded to the housing finance corporation by the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs. The housing tax credits can be sold to private investors to raise capital for the project or used by developers to offset some of their federal tax liability.
$1.1 million from the city of Amarillo Home Investment Partnership Program, which supports construction and renovation of affordable housing.
$250,000 in federal Community Development Block Grant money contributed by the city for the construction of sidewalks along Jason Avenue.
Tenants have begun to move in to the first units completed at Cypress Creek at Jason Avenue Apartment Homes, one of two neighboring complexes that Austin developer Bonner Carrington Corp. is building in north Amarillo, just east of River Road.
The $20.7 million dual project will provide affordable housing for families and individuals at Cypress Creek and for older adults at Mariposa Apartment Homes at Jason Avenue, next door.
The housing will be available to individuals and families who make no more than 60 percent of the $53,900 median family income estimated for Amarillo by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Bonner Carrington Corp. started construction of the complexes in September 2008, with help from $13 million in tax-exempt mortgage bonds issued by a multicounty nonprofit agency and $2.55 million in government money.
The government money included $1.1 million from the city of Amarillo Home Investment Partnership Program, which supports construction and renovation of affordable housing, and $250,000 in federal Community Development Block Grant money allocated by the city's Community Development Advisory Committee.
"It won't address the need completely," CDAC Chairman James Allen said. "Honestly, it's a never-ending battle. The more we do, it seems like the more need there is, unfortunately. I don't really see us, in the near future, catching up to the demand."
An estimated 2,400 individuals or families are on a waiting list for rental housing vouchers the city provides through federal funding, city Community Development Administrator Todd Steelman said.
"Right now, that's equating to about a 2½-year waiting time to get on the program," Steelman said.
For several years, the city has received $6 million to $7 million annually for rental assistance for low- to moderate-income residents. About 1,100 individuals or families currently are being served, he said.
The amount that residents receive to help pay rent is determined by their income, Steelman said.
The city has seen increased applications for housing assistance during the current economic downturn. But the waiting period also is being stretched because more individuals and families need to stay in the assistance program longer, Steelman said.
Cypress Creek will contain 156 two-, three- and four-bedroom units upon its completion in March, and about 20 percent of the units already are pre-leased, spokeswoman Beth Woods said.
Five Cypress Creek buildings, containing 66 apartments, are ready for move-in, with about 10 apartments occupied, according to Woods and Property Manager Arra Coleman.
The first units in the 96-apartment Mariposa will be available for senior residents in January, Woods said.
Annual income limits for residents are based on the area's median income for individuals and families of different sizes.
Cypress Creek offers a clubhouse with a fitness studio, a business center, a family activity room, a sport court and playground.
Mariposa will have a fitness room, theater, meeting area, library, salon, card and craft rooms and an outdoor pavilion with a fireplace.
City staff and CDAC members looked at the projects as an opportunity to encourage economic development.
"This is the largest project, that I'm aware of, there (in north Amarillo) in quite some time," Allen said. "We hope that that kind of builds, so that you might see other businesses come in."
Older adults living in north Amarillo also will benefit from a housing solution close to their current home, he said.
"If it's hard for them to maintain a home, this is a way for them to stay in the neighborhood that they're familiar with, but to move into a facility that will take care of a lot of their needs," he said.
Bonner Carrington has developed nine communities in cities across Texas, including two opened last summer in Houston. The company also has plans to announce development of more complexes in 2010, Woods said.
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Front Matter for Volume 826826 (2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/v826.frontmatterView Description Hide Description
Ergodic Transformations in the Space of p‐Adic Integers826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193107View Description Hide Description
Let L 1 be the set of all mappings f : Z p → Z p of the space of all p‐adic integers Z p into itself that satisfy Lipschitz condition with a constant 1. We prove that the mapping f ∈ L 1 is ergodic with respect to the normalized Haar measure on Z p if and only if f induces a single cycle permutation on each residue ring Z/pk Z modulo pk , for all k = 1, 2, 3, …. The multivariate case, as well as measure‐preserving mappings, are considered also.
Results of the paper in a combination with earlier results of the author give explicit description of ergodic mappings from L 1. This characterization is complete for p = 2.
As an application we obtain a characterization of polynomials (and certain locally analytic functions) that induce ergodic transformations of p‐adic spheres. The latter result implies a solution of a problem due to A. Khrennikov about the ergodicity of a perturbed monomial mapping on a sphere.
p‐Adic and Adelic Cosmology: p‐Adic Origin of Dark Energy and Dark Matter826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193108View Description Hide Description
A brief review of p‐adic and adelic cosmology is presented. In particular, p‐adic and adelic aspects of gravity, classical cosmology, quantum mechanics, quantum cosmology and the wave function of the universe are considered.
p‐Adic worlds made of p‐adic matters, which are different from real world of ordinary matter, are introduced. Real world and p‐adic worlds make the universe as a whole. p‐Adic origin of the dark energy and dark matter are proposed and discussed.
On the Chaotic Properties of Quadratic Maps Over Non‐Archimedean Fields826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193109View Description Hide Description
We study dynamic properties of the quadratic maps over arbitrary non‐archimedean fields. We find conditions under which these maps demonstrate the chaotic behavior. For the quadratic maps defined over a global field the chaos occurs only over a finite number of valuations.
On Ultrametricity and a Symmetry Between Bose‐Einstein and Fermi‐Dirac Systems826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193110View Description Hide Description
We present the results of computer simulations which give the evidence for the existence of an interesting symmetry in a multi‐agent model demonstrating, in special cases, both Bose‐Einstein and Fermi‐Dirac statistics. This symmetry is expressed in the coincidence of the degree of ultrametricity and the fraction of isosceles of the sets of agents memories coded by two different information loss coding schemes.
p‐Adic Strings and Their Applications826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193111View Description Hide Description
The theory of p‐adic strings is reviewed along with some of their applications, foremost among them to the tachyon condensation problem in string theory. Some open problems are discussed, in particular that of the superstring in 10 dimensions as the end‐stage of the 26‐dimensional closed bosonic string's tachyon condensation.
Proof of the Kurlberg‐Rudnick Rate Conjecture826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193112View Description Hide Description
In this paper we present a proof of the Hecke quantum unique ergodicity conjecture for the Berry‐Hannay model, a model of quantum mechanics on a two dimensional torus. This conjecture was stated in Z. Rudnick's lectures at MSRI, Berkeley, 1999 and ECM, Barcelona, 2000.
p‐Adic Description of Hierarchical Systems Dynamics826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193113View Description Hide Description
We show that p‐adic analysis provides a quite natural basis for the description of relaxation in hierarchical systems. For our purposes, we specify the Markov stochastic process considered by S. Albeverio and W. Karwowski. As a result we have obtained a random walk on the p‐adic integer numbers, which provides the generalization of Cayley tree proposed by Ogielski and Stein. The temperature‐dependent power‐law decay and the Kohlrausch law are derived.
Capacities and Function Spaces on the Local Field826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193114View Description Hide Description
In this article, we will compare non‐linear capacities with Hausdorff measure and present a trace theorem on Besov space over local field. These studies play important roles in existing fractal analysis on the Euclidean space.
p‐Adic Probability Theory and Its Generalizations826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193115View Description Hide Description
This is a review about p‐adic valued probabilities, applications to quantum physics and cognitive sciences. We also do the next step in development of non‐Kolmogorovian models and consider an analogue of probability theory for probabilities taking values in topological groups. The main attention is paid to statistical interpretation of p‐adic probabilities as well as more general probabilities with values in topological groups.
Ultrametric Analysis and Interbasin Kinetics826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193116View Description Hide Description
We discuss ultrametric pseudodifferential operators and wavelets and applications to models of interbasin kinetics. We show, that, using the language of ultrametric pseudodifferential operators, it is possible to describe interbasin kinetics for general complex landscape.
Critical Exponents in p‐Adic φ4‐Model826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193117View Description Hide Description
We consider φ4‐model with O(N)‐symmetry in d‐dimensional p‐adic space using the approach of renormalized projection Hamiltonians. Critical exponents ν and η are calculated up to three orders of perturbation theory using two types of expansions: (4 − d)‐expansion and (α − 3/2d)‐expansion, where α is a renormalization group parameter. Some resemblances and differences between the Euclidean and p‐adic models are discussed.
On Phase Transitions for p‐Adic Potts Model with Competing Interactions on a Cayley Tree826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193118View Description Hide Description
In the paper we consider three state p‐adic Potts model with competing interactions on a Cayley tree of order two. We reduce a problem of describing of the p‐adic Gibbs measures to the solution of certain recursive equation, and using it we will prove that a phase transition occurs if and only if p = 3 for any value (non zero) of interactions. As well, we completely solve the uniqueness problem for the considered model in a p‐adic context. Namely, if p ≠ 3 then there is only a unique Gibbs measure the model.
From Data to the Physics Using Ultrametrics: New Results in High Dimensional Data Analysis826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193119View Description Hide Description
We begin with pervasive ultrametricity due to high dimensionality and/or spatial sparsity. How extent or degree of ultrametricity can be quantified leads us to the discussion of varied practical cases when ultrametricity can be partially or locally present in data. We show how the ultrametricity can be assessed in text or document collections, in time series signals, and in other areas. We conclude with a discussion of ultrametricity in astrophysics, relating to observational cosmology.
The Arithmetic of Discretized Rotations826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193120View Description Hide Description
We consider the problem of planar rotation by an irrational angle, where the space is discretized to a lattice by means of a round‐off procedure which preserves invertibility. For a dense set of values of the rotational angle, this mapping admits an embedding into a dynamical system which is expanding with respect to a non‐archimedean metric, and which has a complete symbolic dynamics. We consider the arithmetical phenomena that arise in such systems, and their relation to the question of pseudo‐randomness in discrete dynamics. The exposition is organized around the concept of minimal modules, the lattices of minimal complexity which support periodic orbits.
p‐Adic Models of Turbulence826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193121View Description Hide Description
It is shown that p‐adic numbers and ultrametric topology are very useful for describing turbulence. p‐Adic numbers are proved to give us a natural and systematic approach to cascade models. p‐Adic scalar model of turbulence is suggested.
Pseudo‐Differential Operators in the p‐Adic Lizorkin Space826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193122View Description Hide Description
The p‐adic Lizorkin type spaces of test functions and distributions are introduced and a class of pseudo‐differential operators on this spaces are constructed. The p‐adic Lizorkin spaces are invariant under the above‐mentioned pseudo‐differential operators. This class of pseudo‐differential operators contains the Taibleson fractional operators. Solutions of pseudo‐differential equations are also constructed.
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We give a survey of the general theory of p‐adic sequence spaces (special attention is paid to Köthe spaces) and show how this theory can be applied to the solution of various problems in p‐adic functional analysis.
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Let K be an algebraically closed field, complete for a non‐trivial ultrametric absolute value, and let A be a commutative normed K‐algebra with identity. We call multiplicative spectrum of A the set Mult(A, ‖ ⋅ ‖) of continuous multiplicative semi‐norms on A. We denote by Mult(K[x]) the set of multiplicative semi‐norms on the polynomial algebra K[x]. Both sets of semi‐norms are endowed with the topology of pointwise convergence. We also denote by X(A, K) the set of K‐algebra homomorphism from A onto K. Unlike in complex analysis, there might exist some maximal ideals in A which are not the kernel of elements of X(A, K). In A, we can define two kinds of Gelfand transform. GA and GMA . The first one, denoted by GA is similar to that in complex analysis, consisting of associating to each element f of A the mapping f̂ from X(A, K) to K defined as f̂(χ) = χ(f), (χ ∈ X(A, K)). The second, denoted by GMA consists of associating to each element f of A the mapping f * from Mult(A, ‖ ⋅ ‖) to Mult(K[x]) defined as f *(φ)(P) = φ(P ∘ f). This transform allows us to interpret any element of A as a continuous function defined on a compact space (Mult(A, ‖ ⋅ ‖)) and with value in a locally compact space (Mult(K[x])). We study these transforms and particularly the injectivity of the second. We deduce some spectral properties of this injectivity. Given φ ∈ Mult(A, ‖ ⋅ ‖), we will denote by Z φ the mapping from A into Mult(K[x]) defined as Z φ(f) = f *(φ). We show that each function Z φ is continuous. Moreover we put a metric topology δ on (Mult(K[x])) such that the family of functions Z φ, φ ∈ Mult(A, ‖ ⋅ ‖) is equicontinuous.
p‐Adic Multiple Zeta Values: a Précis826(2006); http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.2193125View Description Hide Description
This is an expose of the theory of p‐adic multiple zeta value developed by the author. This theory is almost parallel to the story of the complex case. p‐adic multiple polylogarithm, which is a p‐adic function, is constructed by Coleman's p‐adic iterated integration theory. p‐adic multiple zeta value is defined to be its special value at 1. Many nice properties of p‐adic multiple zeta value is shown. p‐adic KZ equation is also introduced and the p‐adic Drinfel'd associator is constructed from two fundamental solutions of the p‐adic KZ equation. A relation of p‐adic multiple zeta value with the p‐adic Drinfel'd associator as well as its relation with the fundamental group of the projective line minus three points is established.


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Just because the holidays are over doesn't mean that your Christmas tree ornaments have to get packed away into storage for the next 11 months of the year. No, if you really like your ornaments, it's only natural to want to showcase them all year long – or at least all winter long.
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- Table centerpieces: One way to dress up that nice dining room table or add an additional element to a fine meal is to make your Christmas tree ornaments into a table centerpiece. This can be very easily accomplished – just select a nice, decorative plate or a glass and place the ornaments on it or in it.
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"He's probably going to be done for the year," Louisville coach Rick Pitino told FOXSports.com's Jeff Goodman on Wednesday morning. "He's going to get a second opinion, but it looks like he's going to need surgery."
Swopshire started 20 games last season, and was Louisville's leading returning scorer and rebounder. But the St. Louis native hasn't played a minute this season for the 11-1 Cardinals after suffering an abductor (groin) injury during the preseason.
Pitino told Goodman that Swopshire will consult a specialist about the injury.
"I'm worried about this long term," Pitino said. "There's been no improvement and it could be career-threatening."
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Apparently, the Lord God Almighty has reportedly thrown His weight not behind incumbent Gordon Smith, a Mormon, nor behind Democrat challenger Bill Bradbury, a Quaker, but rather behind Constitution Party candidate Lon Mabon, the founder of the Oregon Citizens Alliance.
"I sense God's hand in this effort," Mabon wrote last month in a fundraising letter to drum up support for his candidacy. "And I sense that the timing is His. I have not been this sure about something since I married Bonnie Jean.
"Therefore, in obedience to Him and to bring glory to His name, we now set forth to win this race to which He has called us."
The endorsement, such as it is, comes after a spate of setbacks. Mabon has not chalked up a significant political victory since 1988, the OCA is bankrupt, and the Kaiser of Keizer was jailed this spring for contempt of court.
These reversals have only reinforced Mabon's resolve. Declaring that "the Lord called me" to be the nominee of the Constitution Party, he has pledged to outlaw abortion, to struggle against "the homosexual agenda" and to fight the "marxist/socialist organization" known as the United Nations--which, Mabon notes, is "completely pagan in that they worship the goddess gaia."
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According to a report issued by the Galax Police Department, felony arrests last week included two people charged with shoplifting.
Police were called to Walmart in Galax on Aug. 4 for a shoplifting report. The two suspects left the store and went into a wooded area nearby.
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I am calling in because of these people at church. When church service is over, you need to leave. These people just pull their car up next to each other and just chit chat, chit chat, chit chat. Meanwhile, cars are backing up behind them. They can't get out of the parking lot. It's great you want to talk to each other. It's wonderful that you go to church to praise the Lord but please be considerate of people trying to get out of the church parking lot.
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Julie Simone and Vicki Vlasic (aka the Semones sisters) had lived away from their hometown of Hillsville for quite some time when their childhood memories of the Blue Ridge Mountains inspired the idea for a documentary film.
The film, titled "Fiddlin," is in the editing phase of post-production and will be submitted to film festivals around the world in the coming months.
WOODLAWN – A fallen tree landed on a vehicle driven by a Galax women on the morning of Aug. 3 near Jones' Nursery on U.S. 58. The accident occurred around 8:45 a.m., according to officers.
INDEPENDENCE ― The Grayson County Board of Supervisors have received a request from Tony Isom, chairman of the Grayson County Community Policy Team, regarding a possible use of end-of-year local funds tied into the Children's Services Act and the Department of Social Services.
The proposal Isom presented to the board at its July meeting was to utilize end-of-year local funds for programs such as child abuse prevention.
It is now official: we have our nominees for what could easily be called one of the most controversial presidential elections in our history; and the "Race for the White House," as CNN so eloquently puts it, has begun.
What the candidates do between now and November will be crucial in determining who better earns the trust of the majority of the country; that is, if we pay close enough attention.
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ABINGDON — The defense in Richard Denny Nofsinger Jr.'s federal child pornography case is considering seeking an evaluation for mental competence to stand trial, according to a motion filed in U.S. District Court in Abingdon.
Nofsinger faces state charges of the capital murder of Anastasia Alley, 21 months old, and the first-degree murder of her mother, Alyssa Kenny, 28, on March 10 in Galax. They were found dead in their home.
The registration numbers are in for next week's 81st Old Fiddlers Convention, showing slightly lower numbers overall but nothing shocking, according to members of the Galax Moose Lodge #2212, which has sponsored the event since the beginning.
Contestants had until July 15 to register, except for Youth Night, in which contestants register at the event.
"The registration was good as far as I'm concerned," said Tom Jones of the Moose. "Most held their own and some increased."
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I am the car guy in the family. I have always been a fan of Chevy trucks, and I talked my Dad into buying his 2010 Tahoe in August of 2010. He planned on keeping it until the wheels fell off; little did we know that it would meet an early death, but it truly saved his life. Last year, just before Christmas, another driver lost control of their vehicle and came flying across multiple lanes of traffic on the highway and t-boned the driver's side of my Dad's Tahoe while he was driving 60 mph. I lowered the suspension 3 inches when he bought it, so that probably contributed to it not flipping. Every airbag deployed, yet the damage was just moderate. No other vehicle could have performed as well.
Safety. We didn't realize that it would be put to the test. Powertrain. Brakes. My Dad went right out and bought another Tahoe.
As others have said, the third row seat is a pain to remove.
The Tahoe is America's SUV, and I know why. It is an exceptional vehicle with a ride quality that the competition cannot come close to. I traded my 2011 Pathfinder in on the Tahoe, and I highly recommend the Tahoe over the Pathfinder. I use it to tow my ATV, load stuff up from Lowe's & IKEA, and haul some friends around. The Bose sounds great, the lighting is pleasant, the leather is comfortable, and the interior and exterior styling are superb. The comfort and handling are great for an SUV of its size. The engine is quiet at all speeds and has sufficient power for anything you need it to do. My only complaint is the inability to lay the 3rd row seating completely flat.
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Press Tour Live-Blog: FX Executive Session with John Landgraf
Usually FX panels for the Television Critics Associations are love-fests, but Saturday (January 15) morning's panel with FX President John Landgraf could take on a different tone, with the quick cancellation of "Terriers" and a disappointing premiere for "Lights Out."
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9:33 a.m. The first big piece of news is that FX is in negotiations with the team behind "The League" to return as showrunners for a possible third season which will be ordered when negotiations are concluded.
9:33 a.m. Landgraf admits that the ratings for "Lights Out" were disappointing, but he remains hopeful that the show will find an audience. As he would be.
9:34 a.m. "Wilfred" will be paired on Thursdays this summer with "Louie," which will move from 11 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. for its second season.
9:36 a.m. Question time. The first questioner thanks John Landgraf for doing a cancellation conference call for "Terriers" and asks if he'll handle future cancellations in the same way. Landgraf says that he thought the fans of "Terriers" deserved a clear explanation and for reporters, as representatives of fans, to be able to question the decision. He doesn't know why other networks don't do the same thing. [Probably because they cancel more stuff and would spend their whole lives doing cancellation calls.] He says that he's been doing this long enough that he's confident enough to explain his decisions.
9:38 a.m. Why was the "Lights Out" launch so soft? "Maybe we should have made a show about a zombie or a sexy vampire who's trying to regain the heavyweight championship of the world," Landgraf says, almost ruefully. On a more serious note, he says that the marketplace was too full -- 52 original shows premiering in January and February on cable and networks, many new. "It's obviously an intensely crowded field." He says, Comparing it to the movie marketplace, he says, "It really doesn't matter if your movie's good." He specifically references "The Game," "Tosh.0" and "16 and Pregnant" for taking away different segments of the demo on the premiere night. He says the question isn't whether the shows are good, but whether they're the first choice of the marketplace.
9:42 a.m. Landgraf seems to suggest that under some circumstances, FX could consider moving a hit to 9 p.m. so that FX could have a better launching pad for future 10 p.m. dramas.
9:44 a.m. Did viewers confuse "Lights Out" with "The Fighter"? Landgraf says he'd have to do a lot of research into the disappoint of the premiere, the kind of research he did on "Terriers." He says, however, that he doesn't anticipate doing that sort of research into "Lights Out." He points out that there's never been a successful TV series about boxing and it might have been a bad thing that there's a successful boxing movie in theaters now.
9:46 a.m. Is FX getting different sorts of scripts, things that aren't being offers to any other network? Landgraf says that broadcast networks often get into bidding wars with other networks, but that FX is rarely bidding against Showtime and HBO and AMC. He cites "Dexter" and "Walking Dead" as shows on other networks that could have been hits on FX. He uses an amusing drug study reference to explain why viewers are more patient with shows on HBO or Showtime, something about how people get more satisfaction from things they pay more money for.
9:49 a.m. What's the most important trait for a network boss? Landgraf says it's a combination of toughness and compassion. Landgraf says that like TV critics, network chiefs get jaded. Viewers, he says, just want networks to come to them with something great.
9:50 a.m. What's happening with "Powers"? Landgraf is very excited about it, noting that adapting a graphic novel into a TV show is tough. He says "Powers" is a different show than "Walking Dead" and they're on their third writer. Naturally, the most recent writer is a "Walking Dead" alum.
9:52 a.m. "I think there's always been a disconnect, unfortunately, between audience interest and critical acclaim," Landgraf admits. He says that the problem is that we're rarely unanimous and that we rarely stand up on a table to declare our positions. He says that critics have taken "Mad Men" from "a dismal failure to ratings mediocrity." ZING! He tells us that viewers want something different more than they necessarily want something good.
9:54 a.m. Landgraf says that the network went 6-for-6 in terms of *good* shows, but that despite "Terriers" and "Lights Out," he's not discouraged. He promises the next batch of projects will include some big successes. "We don't win 'em all, but we've got a good batting average," Landgraf says.
9:55 a.m. Landgraf likes "Wilfred." He praises its heart. I liked "Wilfred." On Twitter, I said it was "Fight Club" if Brad Pitt were a dude in a dog suit and Ed Norton were Frodo.
9:57 a.m. What did Landgraf think of the most recent "Sons of Anarchy" season? Well, he read Sepinwall and thought some of his criticisms were valid. He says the story was sprawling and that it played better the way he watched the show -- the way people watch shows on DVD -- some of the criticisms will be valid, but most won't. [Landgraf is wrong on this. I watched seven episodes in a weekend and the pacing wasn't improved in the slightest.] He calls "Sons" epic and says that it isn't a purely episodic show. He supports creator Kurt Sutter. He points out that the "Sons of Anarchy" audience was identical to last season. He says that "Sons" is a three-act structure and that we just finished Act I.
9:59 a.m. It's telling that we had almost no questions for Nina Tassler yesterday and we could probably talk to John Landgraf for another hour. Unfortunately, we're done...
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Roman Gonzalez Stops Juan Kantun In Mexico, Prepares For A Busy Year
Roman "Chocolatito" Gonzalez took another step towards fighting for a third world championship in a third weight class tonight when he took on Juan "Loquito" Kantun in Chiapas, Mexico by knocking his opponent down three times round six with the last knockdown resulting in a TKO victory for the Nicaraguan fighter.
Gonzalez record improves to 38-0 with 32 knockouts will continue fighting on in the coming months with an upcoming bout taking place in Tokyo this April and possibly a title shot in August.
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There is very little to get excited about when discussing the 2012 second base free agent crop.
The top potentially available names are very unlikely to reach free agency, because their teams will most likely exercise their options and delay their free agency by another season (or two).
Aaron Hill showed a bounce-back following his trade and change of scenery. Kelly Johnson also showed a bit of boost to his batting average following his own trade.
The two could bounce back in 2012 and be great pickups for contending teams, but there is really no way of knowing if they will return to their prior form or further regress.
Mark Ellis was solid defensively, as always, and showed an offensive bounce-back from his early-season struggles. He'll also be 35 years old, though, and may not be able to produce enough offensively to justify staying in a starting role for many more seasons.
Beyond Hill, Johnson and Ellis, there is a group of aging players perhaps better suited to utility or bench roles and late-inning defensive replacements, if they keep playing at all.


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I think UABuckeye meant subjectively questioning the ceiling of the offense.
And I think you, like a lot of people, have assumed his arm strength is less than adequate because the other guy known as 12-Gauge had a cannon for an arm. JT's arm strength is not limited, nor does it impact what OSU wants to do on offense.
Even if a QB has a weak arm, they can still be successful in college. Just look at what the BGSU QB did this year. It takes a good half-hour for the ball to get there on a 5 yd out but he still gets it done.


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San Antonio is playing top-notch basketball, and had been all season. They have an extremely efficient offense, and are very stingy on defense, making them a tough team to beat. The Mavericks have struggled this season, and look likely to miss the playoffs this season. Dirk is back, but that didn't offer the immediate help that was needed to get them back on track. This is the Spurs' game to win or lose, and as long as they show the poise they are known for, it should be a win for them.
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The Arden Theatre first staged Stephen Sondheim's A Little Night Music in 1995 at the Arts Bank on Broad and South Streets. Two decades on, they've upstaged the musical with a gorgeously designed, magnificently presented production that, as a capstone to the Arden's 25th season, revels in its success.
Hugh Wheeler's book (inspired by Ingmar Bergman's 1955 film Smiles of a Summer Night) depicts the intermingled romantic follies of three couples: mid-40s lawyer Fredrik Egerman (Christopher Patrick Mullen) and his 18-year-old still-virgin bride, Anne (Patti-Lee Meringo), who teases her husband's seminary-student son, Henrik (Joe Hogan), even as he flirts with the maid, Petra (Alex Keiper), while his dad tries to rekindle a romance with actress Desiree (Grace Gonglewski), herself stoking the dying fires of an affair with Count Carl-Magnus (Ben Dibble), as his marriage to Countess Charlotte (Karen Peakes) falters.


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WHEN KENNETH Todd was released from prison last month on a 2010 armed-robbery charge, he was supposed to report to his parole officer. He never showed up, and no one ever heard from him.
Until two weeks ago, that is.
Todd, 47, is accused of committing a violent home invasion on July 25, according to the U.S. Marshals Service, which, with police, is scouring the city for him.
"Todd has spent most of his adult life as a violent criminal, and this shows that he's going to continue that," said James Burke, supervisor of the Marshals' Fugitive Task Force. "He's an extreme danger to the public, and we're looking for any information they can give us."


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A former Turlock resident died while in custody at the John Latorraca Correctional Center in Merced, while her daughter waited outside for her release.
A pursuit of an armed man that began outside a Turlock motel Saturday morning ended a few miles away in Merced County with the suspect shot dead by Turlock Police officers after an allegedly attempted carjacking.
Four men suspected of shooting a sawed-off shotgun in Denair were arrested after a high-speed pursuit ended in a Turlock neighborhood behind Walmart.
The two men found dead at a Hughson home that was the scene of a stand-off with law enforcement Wednesday afternoon were killed in an exchange of gunfire with each other, according to law enforcement.
Turlock Animal Services staff not only had their hands full dealing with the annual runaway pet season last week, they also had to house 75 goats and one calf after a report of animal cruelty.
For a decade now the AMBER Alert system here in California has been helping missing children reunite with their families. Since July 2002, this program has led to the safe recovery of 234 children.
On Aug. 12, 2008, Christie Henson was given the devastating news that her son, 25-year-old Mark Henson II, had been stabbed to death. As the days approach the four-year anniversary of her son's death, Henson is still waiting for the day when her son's accused killer will stand trial.
A Turlock man's plan to steal an unattended pickup truck went awry when he couldn't get out of the parking lot quick enough.
The Turlock Police Department is seeking information about a drive-by shooting reported early Friday morning.
The Turlock woman arrested for killing her daughter has entered a not guilty plea for the charges against her.
The news that at least 12 people were killed and 59 wounded when a gunman opened fire in a crowded Colorado movie theatre during a showing of the new Batman film early Friday morning shocked the nation and local residents.
After a long and thorough investigation, the Turlock Narcotics Enforcement Team, armed with a search warrant makes their way into a G Street residence early one September day of last year.
A woman who was allegedly seen striking her child with a stick was arrested Thursday morning, the Turlock Police Department reported.
A Turlock man under the influence of methamphetamine attacked several police officers when they attempted to take him into custody Thursday afternoon.
Turlock Police are investigating an armed robbery that happened in the parking lot of Monte Vista Crossings during the daytime hours.
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The Turlock Police Department has taken a local man into custody on allegations he was trafficking in child pornography.
A Turlock man is prison bound after being found guilty of two felony driving under the influence charges.
Two men were arrested in Turlock on Thursday night on allegations they were impersonating police officers.
A man riding his bicycle early Saturday morning was shot by an unknown assailant in Turlock.
A Turlock man is facing several criminal charges after allegedly holding three people at gunpoint over an ongoing dispute.
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Kiribati workshop agrees on information sharing
Representatives of Government, Parliament, civil service and media agreed to improve the sharing of public information.
The workshop, held from 14 to 18 May 2007 in Tarawa, Kiribati, was funded by UNESCO's Office in Apia at the request of the Kiribati Government.
A number of practical outcomes were agreed upon and a more positive relationship has been established between these important branches of the community. In a final Communiqué, the participants stressed the great value of improving the flow of information both from, and within, the Government and the Parliament.
The media adopted a draft Code of Ethics and the Kiribati Islands Media Association (KIMA) will soon be established to help improve media standards and provide a range of services to its members and the public.
The meeting created a Core Group with representatives from all the sectors to guide the implementation of the recommendations of the workshop, which outline the following:
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- Government ministries should determine what material is public and explore better ways for people to access it in a convenient manner.
- Communication training has to be set up with the support of development partners and local funding sources.
- The Government should improve the flow of information through the measures such as: establishing and expanding information units and ministry radio programmes; using fact sheets for ministries to improve communication between and within the them, and with the public; expanding and confirming the draft Code of Ethics, adopted at the workshop; developing a draft Constitution for KIMA to be formally registered, etc.
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Arts Festival set for Sept. 19
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August 22, 2015 BUCKHANNON — The Twirl Girlz from the Linda's Dance and Twirl Academy won their third National Championship at the Drum Majorettes of America National Competition at Wingate University in Monroe, N.C. more »»
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Obviously, I wouldn't have suggested it if I didn't think it worked. It has "sal" right in it, and has the "lee" sound at the end! It may not have the same exact sound, but neither does Evie for Evelyn (EE-vee; EV-eh-linn). I think it's fine, and I don't think there could really be a more perfect pair than Beatrice and Rosalie, nns Betty and Sally! They just have a perfect symmetry to them.Ashley | namenerd | Christian | storyteller
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I think it's clever, but not my style. I like Sally and Rosalie but not together. I think it will change the way people pronounce Rosalie. Rosalie is normally pronounced Roe-suh-lee, and now they'll call her Roesally which is not really very pretty.(Keep in mind people are often dumb; someone recently complained she couldn't figure out why her friend Katherine also called herself Kate and Katie!) I would use Rosalie with out a nickname. It's not really that long. I prefer Salma or Salome if you don't like Sarah.
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- yankee syndrome: been commented on tons already.
- referee/league favortism: even though most of us would disagree, people still think that the wings recieve way too many calls in their favor. personally, i can think of 2 big reasons for this: holmstrom and eddie olczyk. holmstrom because people like to think he gets away with too much in front of the net and don't realize how many good goals get called back; olczyk because he and other announcers always talk about how many illegal picks the wings run as if they are the only team in all of hockey to ever try to do it.
- fans: all teams have bad fans. we are no different. but the bad fans are always easiest to remember. and when lots of people are looking for reasons, this can be a convenient one.
- europeans: unfortunately, theres still a lot of fans that think all players need to come from alberta and get 80 fighting majors a season. there is a lot of dislike for the european 'sissy' hockey the wings play. i personally think its bubkus, but lots of folks really think its legit.
- attendance: regardless of reasons, fans see the empty seats at the joe and instantly assume that wings fans don't care. i felt this was a separate issue than just fanhood in general.
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