text: Denver Attorney Justin Vaughn Justin Vaughn had interest in trial advocacy and the justice system from childhood. Justin won state championships in Speech and Debate, Mock Trial, and Model United Nations in high school. He continued this success in college and was ranked among the top college debaters in the nation. He subsequently scored in the top 1% of the country on the law school entrance exam (LSAT). He subsequently taught the preparation course for the LSAT while also teaching high school part-time. He was the top of his class in contract law in law school and won the Moot Court interstate regional championship. He received special awards and recognitions for his accomplishments in trial and appellate advocacy. Justin Vaughn has served as a licensed attorney in state and federal courts since 1994. He initially worked in Phoenix with a focus in personal injury law and insurance defense. He also served as President of the Phoenix Trial Lawyers Association. He moved from Phoenix to work for a large, prestigious law firm. As one of the top attorneys in the firm, he was asked for contributions in almost every area of law. His practice included defense work for major insurance carriers, personal injury, commercial litigation, domestic relations, criminal law, estate planning, corporate transactions, and all areas of litigation. Founding Vaughn Law Offices Mr. Vaughn established his own firm in 2001 where he continued to provide services in the full range of legal matters. Mr. Vaughn continued his extensive experience in accident and injury law, estate planning, commercial transactions and litigation, employment law, real estate, probate, criminal law, insurance defense, administrative law, Native American law, juvenile law, and elder law. His practice has continued to include state courts, federal courts, and tribal courts. Contributions to the Legal Profession Mr. Vaughn has served as President of the Phoenix Trial Lawyers Association. He also served as a judge pro tem for juvenile court proceedings. He has been chairperson for a local branch of the Arizona Bar Association. He has twice founded free legal clinics. He continues to provide coaching for high school students in speech and debate and mock trial. He has coached state champion high school teams in mock trial and speech and debate. Mr. Vaughn has also been published in the legal field. He was a contributing author of Health Care Corporate Law, a nationally-used treatise. He has published articles on wrongful death recovery and corporate liability. Awards and Recognitions Voted "Best of the Best" - Notably, Mr. Vaughn has been recognized by Market Surveys of America with an award for "Best of the Best" among attorneys for the past twelve years (2003-2016). Mr. Vaughn has also been recognized as "Best of the Best" among personal injury attorneys for the past three years. He has also been recognized "Best of the Best Attorney" for Highlands Ranch. Five Star Financial Services Professionals - The 5280 Denver's Magazine has recognized Mr. Vaughn the Denver Five Star Financial Services Professionals. In order to win this award, he proved excellence in his field and high quality service to his clients. Community Service Justin Vaughn is always highly invested in his community. He has served on several charitable boards, including United Way, Yes the Arc, Crossroads Youth Services, the Verde Valley Fair Association, the Cottonwood Chamber of Commerce, Buena Vista Children's Services, Cottonwood Judicial Review Committee, and the Navajo Nation Bar Association. He has also served as President of Rotary. He has been awarded Volunteer of the Year for his Chamber of Commerce. He also founded a local chapter of United Way. Mr. Vaughn was honored by the Community Foundation as the 2007 Philanthropist of the Year. He has received dozens of certificates for contributions and partnerships with local law enforcement, homeless missions, Toys for Tots, Boys and Girls Club, Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and many others. He is also on the Advisory Board for the Make a Wish Foundation of Colorado. Mr. Vaughn currently serves as the Chair of the Highlands Ranch Chamber of Commerce Board. He is also a board member on the Douglas County Business Alliance. He remains active in Rotary, and he is involved as an Advisory Board Member for the Denver Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Vaughn is also involved in his church. He has performed as a singer and dramatic performer in church productions. Recently, he participated in a mission trip to Nicaragua, where he worked with churches, a medical clinic, and an orphanage. Personal Activities Mr. Vaughn has a blended family of nine children. He has a pilot's license, an advanced scuba certification, and a motorcycle endorsement. 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"Community involvement is one of the things we've talked about (with Albertson's)," Taylor said. "We've said, 'That's what we are, and if we're not able to keep that, we're not United.' ... So everybody understands that."
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Leslie Thompkins
|Leslie Thompkins
Leslie Thompkins as seen in
Batman: No Man's Land Secret Files & Origins #1 (November 1999)
|Publication information
|DC Comics
|First appearance
|Detective Comics #457 (March 1976)
|Created by
|Dennis O'Neil
Dick Giordano
|In-story information
|Full name
|Dr. Leslie Maurin Thompkins
|Supporting character of
Stephanie Brown
Dr. Leslie Maurin Thompkins (sometimes spelled Tompkins) is a fictional character appearing in comic books published by DC Comics, and most frequently associated with Batman. Created by writer Dennis O'Neil and artist Dick Giordano, she first appeared in Detective Comics #457 (March 1976).[1]
A close friend and medical colleague of Thomas Wayne, Leslie serves as a surrogate parent to his son Bruce after his parents are murdered, and later becomes a confidant in his crusade as Batman. In addition to being one of Batman's allies, Leslie is also a renowned medical professional who has dedicated her considerable skills toward helping Gotham City's less fortunate.
Fictional character biography[edit]
Leslie Thompkins made her first appearance in Detective Comics #457, in which she is depicted as comforting the young Bruce Wayne on the night that his parents were murdered. Inspired, she would spend the rest of her life helping slum kids avoid a life of crime, and every year on the anniversary of the murders of Thomas and Martha Wayne, Batman would visit the now elderly woman in Park Row (which was now referred to as Crime Alley). However, Leslie has no idea he is the boy she had helped decades before.
In later years, Leslie is portrayed as having been a close friend of Thomas Wayne. She takes it upon herself to look after Wayne's son, Bruce, after the boy's parents are murdered, often acting with the family butler Alfred Pennyworth as a parental figure and guardian. In Batman Special #1 (1984), after costumed cop-killer Wrath dies in combat with Batman, Leslie comforts Wrath's grieving girlfriend much as she had young Bruce. She also eventually learns that Bruce is Batman.
Leslie disapproves of Bruce's vigilantism, and feels partly responsible for his transformation into Batman, fearing that somehow she failed him as a role model. She has also been linked to Alfred romantically on more than one occasion.[2]
She runs a clinic for criminals and drug addicts in Gotham City. While the majority of her patients are repeat offenders, she continues to do her job with great perseverance and determination. During the No Man's Land storyline, she runs Gotham's only medical clinic, operating under a strict 'No Violence' policy regardless of her patients' actions and intent. Even Killer Croc respects the rule and stays out.[3]
Spoiler suffers serious injuries at the hands of Black Mask during the War Games crossover, and is taken to Leslie's clinic for treatment. Initially thinking Spoiler died of her injuries, Batman later discovers, during the War Crimes storyline, that Leslie deliberately treated her improperly, resulting in her death while hoping that it would teach Batman the lesson that his constant use of children as partners was only putting their lives in danger.
After liquidating her assets and giving them to Spoiler's daughter, she flees to Africa. Batman follows her and forces a confession, coldly informing her that he may not stop violence, but he had never thrown another body onto the pile in the hopes of making a statement. He warns her that she is now just another murderer in his eyes, and if she ever returned to the United States or practiced medicine again, he would bring her to justice.[4]
A mysterious familiar figure has been stalking Tim Drake wearing Stephanie's Spoiler costume, which at one point Tim thinks he imagined it to be Stephanie herself.[5] The stalker indeed turns out to be Stephanie; Robin #174 reveals that Leslie faked the girl's death and switched the body with an overdose victim who had a similar body type.
A 2008 Robin/Spoiler one-shot special shows both Leslie and Stephanie alive and in exile, protecting a village somewhere in Africa.
After the events of Batman: Battle for the Cowl, Leslie Thompkins has once again set up shop in Gotham, attempting to start over and continue to help unfortunates. She gained the Cavalier as her bodyguard and has, along with Barbara Gordon, begun helping a former associate of the Teen Titans named Wendy Harris deal with the loss of the use of her legs.[6] Leslie meanwhile, has been welcomed back warmly by Alfred and Dick Grayson. Tim Drake, however, maintains a frosty attitude towards her due to her actions regarding Stephanie.
In The New 52 (a reboot of the DC Comics universe), Leslie Thompkins appears in the pages of Red Hood and the Outlaws. She is featured in Jason Todd's flashbacks as the Red Hood: she took him in at her clinic in Gotham City after he was beaten up by the Joker.[7]
At the offices of Gotham Child Services, Killer Croc makes a violent entrance startling Dr. Leslie Thompkins and demanding that Jade be returned to him so that he can give her the things he never got. Leslie admits that Jade has been returned to the Ibanescu family. Killer Croc responds to Leslie that Jade is her only family now.[8]
Alternate versions[edit]
Green Lantern: Convergence[edit]
Pre-Crisis Leslie has spent a year inside a struggling Gotham City under a strange dome. She is devoting her time as a therapist. One of her patients is Guy Gardner; Leslie tries to help Guy understand that his devotion to the city's children is just as heroic as his past exploits as Green Lantern.[9]
In other media[edit]
- Dr. Leslie Thompkins appears in several episodes of Batman: The Animated Series, voiced by Diana Muldaur. She is depicted as a lifelong friend and ally of Bruce Wayne, having attended medical school with his father, Thomas. She knows Batman's secret identity and serves as his on-site doctor, confidentially treating injuries that Bruce Wayne could not be publicly known to have without raising suspicion.
- When the series was retooled as The New Batman Adventures, Leslie is absent except for a cameo appearance in the episode "Chemistry".
- Leslie Thompkins appears in the live-action series Gotham played by Morena Baccarin.[10] She first appears in the episode "Rogue's Gallery" as a medical practitioner at Arkham Asylum's female ward. She befriends James Gordon, who was reassigned to guard duty at Arkham. She helps him control a riot and apprehend an inmate who has apparently been turning her fellow patients into mindless zombies. It is soon revealed that the inmate in question is Jack Buchinsky, who escapes from Arkham Asylum with Aaron Danzing.[11] Leslie visits Gordon at the Gotham City Police Department and shows him a doll that the "Sorceress" in Arkham's female wing uses to curse people. The doll is in the shape of Sal Maroni, leading Gordon to discover that the homicidal bank robber The Electrocutioner is coming after the mob boss. She later visits Gordon again after he arrests Buchinsky, and the two of them share a kiss.[12] They soon begin a relationship. She becomes a medical examiner at the Gotham City Police Department, and frequently helps Gordon with cases.[13] In the season finale, "All Happy Families Are Alike", she reluctantly provides trauma counseling for Gordon's ex-fiancée, Barbara Kean, who had been kidnapped by serial killer Jason Lennon, who had seemingly killed her parents. During one of their sessions, Barbara tells Leslie that she, not Lennon, killed her parents, and attacks Leslie with a knife. Leslie subdues Barbara just as Gordon arrives and learns what happened.[14] In the second season, Leslie reveals that she is pregnant, and Gordon proposes to her.[15] When Victor Fries goes on his crime spree to save his wife Nora, Leslie becomes her doctor.[16] They take Nora to Arkham where she becomes the room mate of Barbara Kean. This does not please Leslie but she works through it. Leslie is on hand when Nora chooses to end her life instead of live in a world in which she is either frozen or husband Victor is in jail.
Leslie Thompkins is mentioned in the film Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. She is mentioned to have cared for Tim Drake after he was driven insane by Joker.
Video games[edit]
- In the game Batman: Arkham City, Leslie Thompkins' medical clinic is located in the far northeast corner of the game map.
- In Gotham City Impostors, Leslie Thompkins's medical clinic can be found in Amusement Mile.
Leslie Thompkins is referenced in the novelization of Batman Begins.
Short story collection[edit]
In Marco Palmieri's short story "Best of All," featured in the non-canonical anthology The Further Adventures of The Joker, the Joker tells Batman that Leslie is his mother. He says that she committed him to a mental institution as a child after he murdered his father, who was abusing her. The story is ambiguous as to whether the Joker is telling the truth, with Leslie attributing the story to her habit of referring to various orphans she cared for in the past as her 'children'.
- ^ Greenberger, Robert; Manning, Matthew K. (2009). The Batman Vault: A Museum-in-a-Book with Rare Collectibles from the Batcave. Running Press. p. 30. ISBN 0-7624-3663-8.
It was Dick Giordano who, among many other similar feats, drew the March 1976 fan-favorite issue #457 of Detective Comics to illustrate the fabled Denny O'Neil yarn "There is No Hope in Crime Alley".
- ^ Gotham Knights #7 (September 2000)
- ^ Batman Chronicles #18 (Fall 1999)
- ^ Batman (vol. 1) #644 (October 2005)
- ^ Robin (vol. 4) #170 (March 2008)
- ^ Oracle: The Cure #3 (July 2009)
- ^ Red Hood and the Outlaws #0
- ^ Batman Eternal #27
- ^ Green Lantern: Convergence #1 (April 2015)
- ^ http://www.avclub.com/article/morena-baccarin-joins-gotham-dr-leslie-thompkins-210839
- ^ "What the Little Bird Told Him". Gotham (TV series). Season 1. Episode 12. January 19, 2015. Fox.
- ^ "Welcome Back, Jim Gordon". Gotham (TV series). Season 1. Episode 13. January 26, 2015. Fox.
- ^ "The Scarecrow". Gotham (TV series). Season 1. Episode 15. February 9, 2015. Fox.
- ^ "All Happy Families Are Alike". Gotham (TV series). Season 1. Episode 22. April 28, 2015. Fox.
- ^ "Worse Than a Crime". Gotham (TV series). Season 2. Episode 11. November 30, 2015. Fox.
- ^ Gotham Season 2 A dead man feels no Cold


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Thomas A. McGurk, Jr.
Thomas A. McGurk, Jr. '68, a member of Alpha Tau Omega fraternity, earned a B.A. degree in economics. A three-year letterman with the DePauw basketball team, playing from 1966-68, McGurk left an impressive legacy. He ranks sixth in the all-time rebounding list and third in rebounds per game. McGurk also ranks 23rd on the all-time scoring list, 14th in points per game and 10th in career free throws.
During his career, he averaged a double-double and was selected to the Second Team All-Indiana Collegiate Conference in 1967 and 1968, as well as the Indiana College All Star team in 1968. As a senior, McGurk was honored with the Fred C. Tucker Award, given annually to an outstanding student-athlete. He also received the Most Competitive Player Award, voted on by teammates, in his sophomore, junior and senior years. As co-captain in 1968, McGurk led the team to win the Indiana Collegiate Conference and played in the NCAA Division III tournament.
Following graduation, McGurk and three partners purchased Steel Grip, Inc., a personal protective clothing manufacturer headquartered in Danville, Ill. Today, McGurk serves as treasurer of the privately-owned American industrial company. Additionally, he has remained an active member of his community, serving on multiple boards, such as the board of the Covington Community Foundation, Salvation Army board, Danville Area Community College Foundation and board of directors for the Bank of Western Indiana. He and his wife, Janet Ebershoff McGurk '68, reside in Covington and are proud parents of three children: sons Drew and Kyle, and daughter Shannon.
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Language Testing at Lancaster
The Language Testing at Lancaster (LTL) course is for those individuals or teams whose work or personal interests involve them in language test construction and development at the local or national level.
Weeks 1 and 2 of LTL will help participants build on their knowledge of language testing by providing theoretical input on issues central to language testing hands-on opportunities to develop test items.
In addition, two further 1-week courses focus on the analysis of test data. Week 1 focuses on the role of inferential statistics in classical test theory while week 2 offers an introduction to modern test theory.
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Tszyu Camp Says "Not So Fast Warren"
By Rick Reeno
As reported on here a few days ago, promoter Frank Warren announced to the UK media that it was almost a done deal for Ricky Hatton to meet junior welterweight champion Kostya Tszyu. Warren said there was an agreed upon date and venue, March 5, 2005 at Manchester's MEN Arena.
Warren told the UK media that the only two issues that had to be resolved in making the bout happen were Hatton agreeing to the terms of the fight and the UK/USA TV networks being satisfied with Warren's proposal.
"I believe I am close to an announcement -- this fight is definitely on. Tszyu said he wanted a big fight, and they don't come any bigger than facing Ricky in his own backyard in front of a 22,000 crowd." Warren told the UK media several days ago.
It appears that the Kostya Tszyu camp is denying any agreement being in place for a meeting between Tszyu and Hatton. The Tszyu camp told the Australian media that they would rather have Kostya fight unified welterweight champion Cory Spinks.
"I think Frank Warren is getting way ahead of himself," said Tszyu's manager Matt Watt. "We have not signed any deal to fight Ricky Hatton and he is just one of a number of opponents we are looking at for Kostya's next fight.
"Hatton is the No.1 contender for Kostya's title and Kostya has to defend against him within nine months but a lot can happen in that time."
I know that Frank Warren seems like a real dip.Comment by Brotherfromthehoods on 12-09-2004
[QUOTE=pso_junior]Fucki'n PROMOTER again! Let's hear it from the concerned parties not from this goddam promoter. Warren is itching to collect bigtime.[/QUOTE] lol............Comment by psychopath on 12-02-2004
Fucki'n PROMOTER again! Let's hear it from the concerned parties not from this goddam promoter. Warren is itching to collect bigtime.Comment by Mikie on 12-02-2004
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Brian Katulis writes on why President Barack Obama should be paying attention to Libya.
Brian Katulis writes on President Barack Obama's commencement address at West Point.
There is no doubt about who will win Egypt's upcoming presidential election, but what the next president will do—and whether Egypt will stabilize—remains unclear.
Meet the Jordanian cleric who's sending young men to fight and die in Syria's civil war.
Today's progressives are often as muddled in their thinking about U.S. involvement in the world as conservatives are divided.
Report This report examines intra-Islamist debates on political change and the battle of ideas against violent extremism in North Africa.
Brian Katulis discusses recent policy changes that symbolize a shift in regional strategy for Saudi Arabia.
Report This report provides a snapshot of current trends among Islamists in Egypt, offers an overview of the enduring weaknesses and divisions in the country, and recommends how the United States can address one of the most important strategic priorities in the Middle East.
Brian Katulis on what President Barack Obama should do to advance his national security agenda.
Report The United States needs to offer a clearer choice about the future of the U.S.-Egypt bilateral relationship.
Why President Obama needs both Tehran and Moscow to make a deal in Syria.
Brian Katulis writes about the strain that the upheaval in the Middle East has put on U.S.-Saudi relations.
CAP Senior Fellow Brian Katulis testifies before the Subcommittee on Counterterrorism and Intelligence, Committee on Homeland Security.
If President Obama decides to strike Syria anytime soon, it looks like he will be doing so without much of a formal international coalition backing the operation.
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A new salary survey of management accountants isn't bad news. but it's not great news either…
2011 finishes at new high. Average hourly earnings across all employees in the accounting and bookkeeping slipped slightly in the latest month, but rang in a solid gain year to year. With more than 970,000 workers, the Bureau of Labor … Continued
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As the Gaza war drags on and the terrible civilian death toll keeps rising, it's necessary to look to the past to find a way to stop the killing. It's particularly vital to revisit the moment in 2005 when Israel made a strategic error by unilaterally withdrawing from the Gaza Strip.
I wrote then that Israel should have negotiated its withdrawal with the moderate Palestinian Authority president, Mahmoud Abbas, and let him take the credit. The failure to do so undercut Abbas: Hamas claimed that violence, not negotiations, forced Israel to exit.
In 2006, Gazans voted Hamas into power, less for its ideology than out of frustration at the failure of Abbas' Fatah movement to deliver. In 2007, Hamas seized full control of the strip and kicked Fatah out.


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Pom Pom LoveDecember 3, 2014
Isn't it the best how the season changes and we fall in love all over again for certain colors and textures. Well, right now, we can't get enough of pom poms and anything that is reminiscent of pom poms. 'Tis the Season, right?? Here are so pretty cool ways you can "tie" in some of these cuties on your wedding day. From table toppers, to back drops, to chandeliers… So many good things.
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Pattern Pretty Palette | 100December 1, 2014
Art for Your New Home TogetherNovember 26, 2014
Art is a super powerful way of describing your personality as a couple. Let these pieces of art inspire you for your wedding and carry on with you to your new home.
Having been married for over 4 years, I wish that I had more art to display at our home. Here are some of my favorites and hopefully they can inspire you all (including myself) to add more art to your new home together after your wedding planning and events.
- Floral Abstract Found on beautravailaime.tumblr.com
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- Yolanda Sanchez – 'Looking East' – Kathryn Markel Fine Arts
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5 Must Have Homemade GiftsNovember 19, 2014
This colder weather definitely makes me just want to stay inside and craft all day long– but honestly.. I always feel like crafting! Here are some great wedding gift ideas that you will love and that you can make. There's not a lot better than getting a homemade gift! Check 'em out!
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Erie firefighters to help MDA with annual Boot Day fundraiser on Friday
Erie firefighters will collect donations for the Muscular Dystrophy Association on Friday during the annual Boot Day fundraiser.
Members of the International Association of Fire Fighters Local 293 have been holding the annual Boot Day fundraiser since 1970. They have collected more than $400,000 over the years, including $22,141 in 2013.
Firefighters will collect change in turnout boots at various banks, credit unions, hospitals and other businesses throughout the city on Friday. Firefighters also will be collecting donations at various city of Erie intersections.
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Donald Ray Spencer: Tiny Terror Tries To Grab Cop's Gun After Burglary Bust
Small, but feisty
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It's a cliché, but criminals come in all shapes and sizes.
On Saturday night, the Houston Police Department picked up 20-year-old Donald Ray Spencer for burglary of a habitation, a felony.
Evidently Spencer did not go down without a fight, because he is also charged with trying to snatch away the gun from one of the arresting officers, which is another felony.
And looking at his mug shot, you'd think most people would cross the street if they saw Spencer coming. That facial ink is just too crazy. WTF does that star on his left cheek mean? And what's up with that freaky-deaky Charles Manson scrawl between his eyes? And don't those filled-teardrop tats under his right eye mean he's a Crip who has killed two people? (We have no idea if that's what those teardrops really mean, but that explanation is one of many out there on the Internet.)
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And come to think of it, a guy like him could have some advantages. Accomplices could toss him over fences. He could slip through cracks average-sized adults never could. If he was being pursued, he could hide under a car like a cat chased by dogs.
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And here in "Ever So Clear," Bushwick explains eloquently the events leading up to that terrible event. Although the video is poorly preserved, it's actually pretty touching, especially the shot from Bushwick's perspective of the kids mocking him while looking down at him. And despite this crazy little refrain:
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|13th November 2012, 02:21 PM
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I have been using these industrial control transformers for some time, but I have never seen one like that. Most have two identical windings on each side that can be seriesed, paralleled, or used individually.
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Hi wicked1, I still have no the boards, I'm waiting to have more information but seems not to have much interest.
For now I'm gather the parts, I have all the tubes 6J4WA, OA2WA, 12HL7, 5AR4, and the cheap 6P3S-e to start, if nothing blows up, buy something from KT88.
One more question, I was looking at the site EDCOR, was thinking about the CXPP50-8-5K for the OPT but I have doubt about the PT, the XPWR002 would work? a center tap is necessary in the heater winding? it that will not work, one could tell me that would be appropriate? I would like a B+ about 420-440V, transformers are expensive and I prefer ask before wrong.
Tubelab.com, thanks for the reply, I wanted to know the brand Zenith was reliable and I see if it is.
|13th November 2012, 11:49 PM
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If you have the tubes, post a picture showing the type number and maybe we can figure out who made them. GE tubes will usually have the number etched into the glass with some dots etched below the number. Sylvanias usually have the letters USA right below the number. RCA's have the number enclosed in an octagon.
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|14th November 2012, 12:16 AM
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Buy a dozen of 12HL7 , all brand Sylvania, do not buy any Zenith because they do not know the brand, but were identical to Sylvania, now I know they are legit and I can buy, thanks.
|14th November 2012, 12:38 AM
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I forgot to mention, in relation to the question of the PT, I'm thinking of building monoblocks.
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|19th November 2012, 11:10 PM
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Something has been missing from my life.......I have been busy with life's little things like going to work to pay the bills....and even some fun things like going to Seattle to see my grandkids.....but there has been no glow, no smoke, damn, the soldering iron hasn't been turned on in....I don't even remember.
Somehow I managed to get this week off of work. We still have "stuff" scattered all over the house since cleaning out the warehouse. The plan was to spend the week sorting and organizing some of the "stuff" and listing some of it on Ebay, but my ADHD took control of my brain and then it happened......
I just needed to see some glow....even if I just connected some junk tubes up to a power supply and fried the life out of them.....it had to be done. Before I could connect the clip leads up to the power supply.....zap ADHD had planted another thought.
Last February I built two of these boards. I lit one of them up and extracted about 10 watts out of it WITHOUT any output tubes. That was post #36.....the board has been sitting on a shelf ever since. Well, I have a working driver board, a bunch of power supplies, some turret boards for several flavors of tubes, and lots of tubes, so maybe it's time to turn on that soldering iron......
Damn, it doesn't work. That's right, Tubelab doesn't even have a working soldering iron, NOOOOOOOO. I know there is another one here somewhere.....but where. I spent about an hour looking for it last night, then another hour this morning, so time for a brain shock......I jump in the cold swimming pool!!!!! 5 minutes later I am opening a box that contains a brand new soldering iron I bought a couple of years ago because the tip was stuck in my 15 year old iron.
OK, I have an iron, boards, power supplies, tubes, and all the other stuff I need.....Now, which tubes do I FRY.....no I mean "test". I have a credit at two tube stores since I have been selling off my tube collection, so how about one that is on the dollar menu......Then I remembered this:
I stopped twisting the dial at 600 volts because the last time I dimed the power supply into one of Pete's red boards there was a rather BIG BANG and a capacitor vanished. I don't remember exactly what voltage caps are in this board.....
So the details.....Load impedance is 3300 ohms. I am running a 6600 ohm OPT with a big fat 8.02 ohm Dale 120 watt resistor across the 16 ohm tap. Same setup I use with the big sweep tubes in Pete's big red board. The bias was adjusted for 35 mA per tube, and the screen voltage was set to 175 volts. I tested the setup at plate voltages from 300 volts to 600 volts. The same B+ supply was fed to the driver board and the output tubes. A second supply runs the output screens at 175 volts, and a third provides -80 volts to the red board.
I set the B+, set the bias to 35mA and cranked the signal generator until the audio analyzer read 3% THD, and pressed the power output button.
300 Volts 30 Watts
350 Volts 56 Watts
400 Volts 72 Watts
450 Volts 91 Watts
500 Volts 106 Watts
550 Volts 125 Watts
600 Volts 152 Watts
Don't know how they will work at 1200 ohms, but I suspect that's too low. I was surprised to see thay they liked 3300, most tubes this size don't like much below 5000. I have a way to do 2500 and 1250 ohms, but it involves finding an OPT that I haven't seen in at least a year.
I have some BIGGER tubes to test that might like the lower load, so I'll look for it.
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|19th November 2012, 11:45 PM
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Wow!!!, impressive resistance.
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way to go George.......that's was awesome as always......the 13GB5 looks a lot like the PL504 although filament is 27 volts....expect those tubes to disappear soon...
the best advertisement for a good audio design is the number of diy'ers wanting to build it after all the years....never the say so of so called gurus....
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Cooking with Kids: Adventures in Guacamole Making, Plus a Simple Recipeby Heather Ramsdell in Family, Recipes, June 23rd, 2015
I taught my daughter's third-grade class how to make good guacamole. It was my second time working with classroom 3B, this time not in the art room but on a diminutive desk in the classroom itself. On this knee-high rectangle of beechwood-colored Formica with a scooped out slot for a pencil at the top, I was able to use skills gained long ago interning at a doll-size garde manger station, elbows pinned to my sides.
When kids came into their classroom, they found tortillas, knives and avocado halves on their tables, and the other ingredients were ready on mine. It smelled like onions and cilantro. Passing teachers poked their heads in to see why. I worked fast to outpace the kids' hunger, questions and strong desire to get avocado goo on their sleeves. Eventually I guided my 19 cooks to a high-five-inducing guacamole (with a side of chips).
First I told them the safe and polite way to handle their plastic knives (by the handle, always cutting away from your body, the other hand's fingers curled under, etc.). Then we cut up tortillas to make chips. They are studying fractions, so there was a lot of debate. Some tables chose eighths for more chips, some went with sixths for bigger chips, and others chose straight strips for the sake of innovation. We tossed them in a bowl with oil and salt, layered them on sheet pans and popped them into the oven down the hall in the art room. Then we moved on to the main attraction.


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Temporal range: Late Carboniferous–Ufimian
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Nectridea is the name of an extinct order of lepospondyl amphibians from the Carboniferous and Permian periods, including animals such as Diplocaulus. In appearance, they would have resembled modern newts or aquatic salamanders. They had long, flattened tails to aid in swimming, and well-developed hind limbs, with a full set of five toes each. The fore limbs were somewhat reduced, however, and like modern amphibians, typically had only four toes each.[1]
- Order Nectridea
- ^ Palmer, D., ed. (1999). The Marshall Illustrated Encyclopedia of Dinosaurs and Prehistoric Animals. London: Marshall Editions. p. 54. ISBN 1-84028-152-9.
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- Anderson, J. S. 1998: Phylogenetic analysis of the Lepospondyli (Tetrapoda). Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. Vol. 18, #3, Suppl. to #3, pp. 24A
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Skip to comments.LIVE THREAD = "Sarah Palin's Alaska" - WEEK 7 - TLC 9/8C -LOGGER FOR A DAY!
Posted on 12/26/2010 5:29:16 PM PST by onyx
Come along on another Alaskan adventure as we profile amazingly hard workers in the timber industry. Loggers are hearty and hardy, and the ones I know are true conservationists. I cant wait for you to meet these lumberjacks!
During this Christmas season, do you ever wonder where you get many of your Christmas trees, firewood, packing boxes shoot, just look around at everything timber touches and ask yourself who begins the production of these wood products? Youll meet them on an exciting trip to an Afognak Island logging camp where our daughter learns even more about our familys #1 lesson: tough work ethic and character will fulfill and sustain you.
Learn how the logging families live in such a remote part of Gods country and how they cherish the land that provides their livelihood. Youll see how their reforestation efforts allow the forest regrowth rate to repeat a life cycle of new forest nearly every 20 years. These loggers actually care more about the sustainability of their forests than most anyone because they love their livelihood, they know America relies on our domestic timber industry for good jobs and economic security, they are inspired in the great outdoors, and many of them want their kids to get to grow up to be loggers. Basically, the good folks youll meet want to be allowed to do what they love to do and what anyone who lives among lumber and wood products rely on them to do for us.
In addition, come see Willows eyes open to a new rugged and rustic lifestyle. Her driving skills improve (?) before she undertakes a familys rite of passage with an upcoming drivers license test. Any parent can relate.
With only a couple more episodes to share, I promise you a fun and informative episode of Sarah Palins Alaska this Sunday night at 9pm ET/8c on TLC. Follow me there!
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Do you happen to know when this episode was filmed?
Number one new word for 2010!
We had a dusting of snow early this morning and you only have an inch!
You're nearby, huh?
I did a search for the island and found that map I posted so we would sort of know where she went in tonight's episode.
A new word from a typo. The power of Palin! lol
The Learning Channel was an appropriate venue for the show.
There is no way that Todd Palin could live in Washington. There is no way their children could happily live under the microscope, if living in Washington. The Palin's life is Alaska in exchange for living in the White House would be like taking fish out of water--I don't care how good the parenting skills.
I would not wish the presidency on such an out doorsy-active, close & loving family!! The ugliness that NOW surrounds the presidency from within supported by their teeth bared media dingos calls for a tough Hatcher or Meir type..no more Mr/Ms Nice with a family that can end up as collateral damage!! It's an Ugly world in Washington even for an Alaskan.
Really enjoy the show and understand the episodes/documentaries will be or are for sale?
Football games on TV reminded me today is Sunday. Church yesterday through me off, and we didn't attend to today.
Maybe in inch so far and I'm good with that after last year. It looks like the Eastern Shore is getting dumped on though.
He wanted Sarah to sign his chain-saw and of course she did!
I love it!
She's my girl. Look at her with that chainsaw,,,. I'd like to see someone ask her what she thinks about a "jobless recovery".
We thought about shoveling a spot for the Westie but couldn't get the door open. Wind coming from every direction, around 28 mph.
Lovin' this show.
That is exactly the type of person we need in DC. Someone who wants to fulfill their service,committed to helping their country and getting the heck out.
We have enough politicians who like DC just a bit too much. They've made a career out of it.
As far as I know, all the episodes were filmed during this past summer.
Er, that sign should be "less than."
Enjoy the show. Comes on here in about 3 hours. Can't wait!!
< = less than
you're correct, aren't you?
I got the feeling that the guy who asked her to sign his chainsaw must be a fan:)
Sarah Palin is a dingbat... She is so egotistical that her daughters are all sleeping around and blowing her off as a parent. I watched Sarah Palin's Alaska. Her kids lie to her face and she let's them get away with it. They blow her off when she tells them to do stuff, and she let's them get away with it. Boys go running upstairs to her daughter's room and Sarah and Todd do nothing. D-I-N-G-B-A-T. She can't run her house, how do we expect her to run our country? Forget-about-it.
Bear spray? We know what happens to people that use 'bear spray'...
They're wearing jackets again. I guess when we have the FR summertime cruise to Alaska, we'll need warm clothes...:)
It was around when Sarah type "refudiate".
Yep, church on Fri & Sat threw me off, too. I did want to comment during the commercial that all of the college age youth at our Christmas dinner love this show. Love it. They are apolitical for the most part, but, they connect with this show. I was gobsmacked when THEY brought it up.
TLC has had the series for sale at the linked site for several weeks, but it's $29.95. amazone.com will have it available and likely at a much lower prices. I have TIVO'd the episodes, but I plan to buy the DVD's when they're available on amazon or at Walmart etc.
Hi, how you doing up there?
Hope wife is safe in CA!
I agree. Wasn't that great?? He was cool,, but you could tell he was pumped about it.
What a brave woman this lady is, to go on TV with her family, especially young people who may or may not respond as expected....
I love her, Todd's a lucky man, and a patient one as well...
At this time of night, I'm not sure. I put in the html for "less than."
Why exactly, may I ask, are you in this thread?
We can smell your fear. lol
It's another GOOD show! Logging... I can almost smeel the freshly cut wood. No kidding!
Did she just get boosted up by her tushie? LOL
Do you have any kids of your own?
eat crap ahole
Great minds, Dr.
......on a side note...............
.....yesterday, Christmas day.........ole Ted Kennedy hit his 16th month clean and sober
way to go Ted !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Picking up that log! I wonder if it is anything like trying to grab that toy in that vending maching outside Wal Mart. Y'all know the one, where there is always that one toy your kid really wants but you drop it just before you get it to the chute. LOL!
Where are those knuckleheads who don't like seeing Sarah doing men's work? LOL
LOL. Hi there, concern troll. Has it occurred to you that Sarah Palin could edit the series to present an unrealitic view of her children and family?
Thanks very much for watching Sarah Palin's Alaska. Too bad you have missed the greater messagees and viewed the series through DU eyes. Your loss.
So, you're a masochist who regularly wears 'kick me' signs on their rear?
Strange fetish, but don't worry. Folks around here will oblige....with relish!
LOL! The concept seems similar, but, I was SO nervous for her. Unlike the claw thing where I KNOW I will drop it.
That's almost like a small tug boat.
Your first post in five months and this is the best you can do?
LOL. I think so!
hattend, this is another beautiful area of beautiful Alaska!
You know, this woman is good for business.
Get lost, troll.
Somehow, I just don't picture President and Mrs Obama doing anything remotely close to any of this. How can people not love this family?
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Rapper Tyler, the Creator, played a sold-out show at Dallas' House of Blues just hours after being freed in connection with a misdemeanor charge of inciting a riot at the South by Southwest Festival in Austin. The Odd Future rapper (real name: Tyler Gregory Okonma) was arrested at Austin-Bergstrom Airport on Saturday. Inciting a riot carries a penalty of up to a year in jail and a $4,000 fine.
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List of people who have held multiple United States Cabinet-level positions
Unlike in many European parliamentary cabinets, in the Cabinet of the United States, it is generally less common for a cabinet secretary to hold multiple cabinet-level positions over the years. This is a list of the exceptions(1):
|John Adams
|Vice President (1789–1797)
President (1797–1801)
|Thomas Jefferson
|Secretary of State (1789–1793)
Vice President (1797–1801)
President (1801–1809)
|Edmund Randolph
|Attorney General (1789–1794)
Secretary of State (1794–1795)
|Timothy Pickering
|Postmaster General (1791–1795)
Secretary of War (1795)
Secretary of State (1795–1800)
|Samuel Dexter
|Secretary of War (1800–1801)
Secretary of the Treasury (1801)
|James Madison
|Secretary of State (1801–1809)
President (1809–1817)
|Robert Smith
|Secretary of the Navy (1801–1809)
Secretary of State (1809–1811)
|James Monroe
|Secretary of State (1811–1817)
Secretary of War (1814–1815)
President (1817–1825)
|Richard Rush
|Attorney General (1814–1817)
Secretary of the Treasury (1825–1829)
|William Crawford
|Secretary of War (1815–1816)
Secretary of the Treasury (1816–1825)
|John Quincy Adams
|Secretary of State (1817–1825)
President (1825–1829)
|John Calhoun
|Secretary of War (1817–1825)
Vice President (1825–1832)
Secretary of State (1844–1845)
|Martin Van Buren
|Secretary of State (1829–1831)
Vice President (1833–1837)
President (1837–1841)
|Lewis Cass
|Secretary of War (1831–1836)
Secretary of State (1857–1860)
|Louis McLane
|Secretary of the Treasury (1831–1833)
Secretary of State (1833–1834)
|Roger Taney
|Attorney General (1831–1833)
Secretary of the Treasury (1833–1834)
|Levi Woodbury
|Secretary of the Navy (1831–1834)
Secretary of the Treasury (1834–1841)
|John Crittenden
|Attorney General (1841)
Attorney General (1850–1853)
|Thomas Ewing
|Secretary of the Treasury (1841)
Secretary of the Interior (1849–1850)
|John Spencer
|Secretary of War (1841–1843)
Secretary of the Treasury (1843–1844)
|John Tyler
|Vice President (1841)
President (1841–1845)
|Abel Upshur
|Secretary of the Navy (1841–1843)
Secretary of State (1843–1844)
|Daniel Webster
|Secretary of State (1841–1843)
Secretary of State (1850–1852)
|John Mason
|Secretary of the Navy (1844–1845)
Attorney General (1845–1846)
Secretary of the Navy (1846–1849)
|James Buchanan
|Secretary of State (1845–1849)
President (1857–1861)
|William Marcy
|Secretary of War (1845–1849)
Secretary of State (1853–1857)
|Isaac Toucey
|Attorney General (1848–1849)
Secretary of the Navy (1857–1861)
|Millard Fillmore
|Vice President (1849–1850)
President (1850–1853)
|Jeremiah Black
|Attorney General (1857–1860)
Secretary of State (1860–1861)
|Joseph Holt
|Postmaster General (1859–1860)
Secretary of War (1861)
|Edwin Stanton
|Attorney General (1860–1861)
Secretary of War (1862–1868)
|Andrew Johnson
|Vice President (1865)
President (1865–1869)
|Hugh McCulloch
|Secretary of the Treasury (1865–1869)
Secretary of the Treasury (1884–1885)
|William Evarts
|Attorney General (1868–1869)
Secretary of State (1877–1881)
|Alphonso Taft
|Secretary of War (1876)
Attorney General (1876–1877)
|John Sherman
|Secretary of the Treasury (1877–1881)
Secretary of State (1897–1898)
|Chester Arthur
|Vice President (1881)
President (1881–1885)
|James Blaine
|Secretary of State (1881)
Secretary of State (1889–1892)
|William Windom
|Secretary of the Treasury (1881)
Secretary of the Treasury (1889–1891)
|Walter Gresham
|Postmaster General (1883–1884)
Secretary of the Treasury (1884)
Secretary of State (1893–1895)
|Grover Cleveland
|President (1885–1889)
President (1893–1897)
|William Vilas
|Postmaster General (1885–1888)
Secretary of the Interior (1888–1889)
|Richard Olney
|Attorney General (1893–1895)
Secretary of State (1895–1897)
|Elihu Root
|Secretary of War (1899–1904)
Secretary of State (1905–1909)
|Philander Knox
|Attorney General (1901–1904)
Secretary of State (1909–1913)
|Theodore Roosevelt
|Vice President (1901)
President (1901–1909)
|William Moody
|Secretary of the Navy (1902–1904)
Attorney General (1904–1906)
|George Cortelyou
|Secretary of Commerce and Labor (1903–1904)
Postmaster General (1905–1907)
Secretary of the Treasury (1907–1909)
|Victor Metcalf
|Secretary of Commerce and Labor (1904–1906)
Secretary of the Navy (1906–1908)
|William Taft
|Secretary of War (1904–1908)
President (1909–1913)
|Charles Bonaparte
|Secretary of the Navy (1905–1906)
Attorney General (1906–1909)
|George von Lengerke Meyer
|Postmaster General (1907–1909)
Secretary of the Navy (1909–1913)
|Henry Stimson
|Secretary of War (1911–1913)
Secretary of State (1929–1933)
Secretary of War (1940–1945)
|David Houston
|Secretary of Agriculture (1913–1920)
Secretary of the Treasury (1920–1921)
|Calvin Coolidge
|Vice President (1921–1923)
President (1923–1929)
|Charles Dawes
|Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1921–1922)
Vice President (1925–1929)
|Herbert Hoover
|Secretary of Commerce (1921–1928)
President (1929–1933)
|Hubert Work
|Postmaster General (1922–1923)
Secretary of the Interior (1923–1928)
|Henry Wallace
|Secretary of Agriculture (1933–1940)
Vice President (1941–1945)
Secretary of Commerce (1945–1946)
|James Forrestal
|Secretary of the Navy (1944–1947)
Secretary of Defense (1947–1949)
|Harry Truman
|Vice President (1945)
President (1945–1953)
|George Marshall
|Secretary of State (1947–1949)
Secretary of Defense (1950–1951)
|Richard Nixon
|Vice President (1953–1961)
President (1969–1974)
|William Rogers
|Attorney General (1957–1961)
Secretary of State (1969–1973)
|Maurice Stans
|Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1958–1961)
Secretary of Commerce (1969–1972)
|Christian Herter
|Secretary of State (1959–1961)
Trade Representative (1962–1966)
|Lyndon Johnson
|Vice President (1961–1963)
President (1963–1969)
|Marvin Watson
|White House Chief of Staff (1963–1968)
Postmaster General (1968–1969)
|George Shultz
|Secretary of Labor (1969–1970)
Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1970–1972)
Secretary of the Treasury (1972–1974)
Secretary of State (1982–1989)
|Elliot Richardson
|Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare (1970–1973)
Secretary of Defense (1973)
Attorney General (1973)
Secretary of Commerce (1976–1977)
|William Ruckelshaus
|Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (1970–1973)
Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (1983–1985)
|Rogers Morton
|Secretary of the Interior (1971–1975)
Secretary of Commerce (1975–1976)
|Caspar Weinberger
|Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1972–1973)
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare (1973–1975)
Secretary of Defense (1981–1987)
|Frederick Dent
|Secretary of Commerce (1973–1975)
Trade Representative (1975–1977)
|Gerald Ford
|Vice President (1973–1974)
President (1974–1977)
|Alexander Haig
|White House Chief of Staff (1973–1974)
Secretary of State (1981–1982)
|James Lynn
|Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (1973–1975)
Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1975–1976)
|James Schlesinger
|Secretary of Defense (1973–1974)
Secretary of Energy (1977–1979)
|Donald Rumsfeld
|White House Chief of Staff (1974–1975)
Secretary of Defense (1975–1977)
Secretary of Defense (2001–2006)
|Dick Cheney
|White House Chief of Staff (1975–1977)
Secretary of Defense (1989–1993)
Vice President (2001–2009)
|Carla Hills
|Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (1975–1977)
Trade Representative (1989–1993)
|Patricia Harris
|Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (1977–1979)
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare (1979)
Secretary of Health and Human Services (1979–1981)
|James Baker
|White House Chief of Staff (1981–1985)
Secretary of the Treasury (1985–1988)
Secretary of State (1989–1992)
White House Chief of Staff (1992–1993)
|Bill Brock
|Trade Representative (1981–1985)
Secretary of Labor (1985–1987)
|George H. W. Bush
|Vice President (1981–1989)
President (1989–1993)
|Donald Regan
|Secretary of the Treasury (1981–1985)
White House Chief of Staff (1985–1987)
|Donald Hodel
|Secretary of Energy (1982–1985)
Secretary of the Interior (1985–1989)
|Elizabeth Dole
|Secretary of Transportation (1983–1987)
Secretary of Labor (1989–1990)
|Clayton Yeutter
|Trade Representative (1985–1989)
Secretary of Agriculture (1989–1991)
|Samuel Skinner
|Secretary of Transportation (1989–1991)
White House Chief of Staff (1991–1992)
|Andrew Card
|Secretary of Transportation (1992–1993)
White House Chief of Staff (2001–2006)
|Madeleine Albright
|Ambassador to the United Nations (1993–1997)
Secretary of State (1997–2001)
|Mickey Kantor
|Trade Representative (1993–1996)
Secretary of Commerce (1996–1997)
|Leon Panetta
|Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1993–1994)
White House Chief of Staff (1994–1997)
Secretary of Defense (2011–2013)
|Federico Peña
|Secretary of Transportation (1993–1997)
Secretary of Energy (1997–1998)
|Robert Rubin
|Director of the National Economic Council (1993–1995)
Secretary of the Treasury (1995–1999)
|Laura Tyson
|Chairperson of the Council of Economic Advisers (1993–1995)
Director of the National Economic Council (1995–1996)
|William Daley
|Secretary of Commerce (1997–2000)
White House Chief of Staff (2011–2012)
|Bill Richardson
|Ambassador to the United Nations (1997–1998)
Secretary of Energy (1998–2001)
|Jack Lew
|Director of the Office of Management and Budget (1998–2001)
Director of the Office of Management and Budget (2010–2012)
White House Chief of Staff (2012–2013)
Secretary of the Treasury (2013–present)
|Norman Mineta
|Secretary of Commerce (2000–2001)
Secretary of Transportation (2001–2006)
|Joshua Bolten
|Director of the Office of Management and Budget (2003–2006)
White House Chief of Staff (2006–2009)
|Mike Leavitt
|Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency (2003–2005)
Secretary of Health and Human Services (2005–2009)
|Rob Portman
|Trade Representative (2005–2006)
Director of the Office of Management and Budget (2006–2007)
|Sylvia Mathews Burwell
|Director of the Office of Management and Budget (2013–2014)
Secretary of Health and Human Services (2014–present)
|Shaun Donovan
|Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (2009–2014)
Director of the Office of Management and Budget (2014–present)
The following served in multiple cabinet positions in the Confederate States:
|Judah Benjamin
|Attorney General (1861)
Secretary of War (1861–1862)
Secretary of State (1862–1865)
The following have served in cabinet positions in both the United States and Confederate States:
|Jefferson Davis
|American Secretary of War (1853–1857)
Confederate President (1861–1865)
|John Breckinridge
|American Vice President (1857–1861)
Confederate Secretary of War (1865)
(1)The office of Vice President was not a cabinet, or cabinet-level position until Franklin Roosevelt invited John Nance Garner to attend cabinet meetings, although Calvin Coolidge had done so in the 1920s. Vice President Thomas Marshall attended Cabinet meetings when President Wilson was out of the country participating at the Versailles Conference in 1918-19.


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AAA Toledo Mud Hens - Indianapolis 9, Toledo 1
65-73, 4th in West Division
A close game got away at the end as Toledo lost 9-1. Fu-Te Ni got the start and the loss, but pitched well, allowing two runs in seven innings with no walks and eight strikeouts. However, with the score at 2-1, Brayan Villarreal entered and struggled, giving up seven runs over the final two innings to allow the game to get blown open. Timo Perez had a hit and drove in Andy Dirks for the club's only run. Jeff Salazar also had two hits, and Carlos Guillen went 1-for-3 with a double in his first rehab appearance.
AA Erie Seawolves - Binghamton 7, Erie 5
65-70, 5th in Western Division
Casey Crosby had a rough start as the SeaWolves fell 7-5. He allowed five runs on seven hits in 2 1/3 innings of work. Luis Marte had an impressive outing though, tossing 3 2/3 scoreless innings of relief, and more notably, striking out ten of his 11 outs. At the plate, Rawley Bishop and Bryan Holaday each had a solo home run, while Michael Rockett and Brent Wyatt each also drove in a run.
A+ Lakeland Flying Tigers – Clearwater 9, Lakeland 3
24-36, 6th in North Division
Brenny Paulino made his first start of the year with Lakeland but it didn't go as hoped as he gave up eight runs off three hits and four walks in just 2 1/3 innings. Tyler White did come on in relief and toss 4 2/3 innings of shutout baseball. At the plate, Corey Jones went 2-for-3 with a double and a solo home run. Brandon Loy also had a hit, an RBI and a stolen base.
A West Michigan Whitecaps - West Michigan 5, Dayton 1
34-29, t-3rd in Eastern division
The Whitecaps moved into a third place tie in the division with a 5-1 win over Dayton. Kevin Eichhorn got the start and the win, allowing one unearned run in six innings of work. Michael Torrealba then pitched the final three innings without allowing a run to earn his eighth save. Josh Ashenbrenner had a double and drove in two runs, while Curt Casali added a double, an RBI and a run scored.
SS-A Connecticut Tigers - GM1: Connecticut 4, Vermont 3
GM2: Vermont 4, Connecticut 0
34-33, 2nd in Stedler Division
Connecticut split its doubleheader with Vermont on Monday as they are now 0.5 games out of first place in the Stedler. Brennan Smith started the game and tossed four shutout innings, but a delay forced him out. Fernando Celis got the win in relief for tossing two scoreless innings. Dean Green had a two run homer, while P.J. Polk added two hits and scored twice. In the second game, Wilsen Palacios gave up four runs in five innings of work. Scott Green did toss a scoreless inning of relief. The offense managed just one single though in the loss.
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26-41, 4th in DSL SPM Division
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28-43, 6th in VSL
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Sales of Wii expected to surpass PS3 in first four months
Global sales of Sony's PlayStation 3 (PS3) and Nintendo's Wii game consoles are expected to reach 4.13 and 5.47 million units, respectively, by the end of March 2007 following their planned November launch, according to an estimate by Japan-based gaming magazine Enterbrain.
However, the PS3 is expected beat Wii in terms of sales volume by the end of 2007, buoyed by increasing numbers of game titles for the PS3 and decreasing prices of the console through reduced costs, said the magazine, which projected sales of the PS3 worldwide will total 23.51 million units in two years after its launch.
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