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Australian Members - Page 1455post #21811 of 6794611/20/12 at 6:36pmpost #21812 of 6794611/20/12 at 6:40pmQuote:Advertisers who have collectively spent more than $1 million on advertising for the Click Frenzy discount event will no doubt be questioning their decision after the campaign's site crashed last night after failing to handle the massive influx of traffic.
Some retailers are already questioning whether the deal was worth the spending. Adore Beauty chief executive Kate Morris told SmartCompany today she hasn't recouped her advertisings costs, and is "extremely disappointed" with how the sale went.
That sentiment is likely to be echoed across the retail industry today.Quote:The consumer watchdog has brought proceedings in the Federal Court in Sydney against 11 Harvey Norman franchisees for allegedly misrepresenting consumer rights.
You're standing in it.post #21813 of 6794611/20/12 at 6:45pm
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Geesh this makes me laugh. What a circus. Seems the in patients at the institutions have been let loose, including those form DJs. As an exercise in project management and stockholder value creation, this is a FAIL. What a laughing stock this has been. Harvey (online own goal) Norman... whats left to say really.post #21814 of 6794611/20/12 at 6:53pm
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I wrote an analyst report on HVN back in June/July when it was trading at 1.96. What a joke of a company. Old management stuck in the 20th century. It was hard finding anything good that warranted an investment in the company. It was trading at book value. I am suprised no one has bought it out and just sold the assets? Now it is down at $1.815.post #21815 of 6794611/20/12 at 7:08pm
Poor project management at it's best. How they failed to predictive model the effect increased traffic would have on their servers is beyond me. Whichever company ran Click Frenzy really needs to either; hire people with IT strategy/database management and sysadmin skills or contract it out to Consultants if they want to continue trading as a going concern.
The sad thing is that a company probably exists which would effectively run a very successful Click Frenzy campaign but won't get the opportunity as retailers are even more jaded than before.post #21816 of 6794611/20/12 at 7:09pm
fxh's gag about the hand ... job was well played. Really well played. LOL.post #21817 of 6794611/20/12 at 7:10pmMichael - as you know HN - well Gerry Harvey -( I don't know their exact structure - I suspect Gerry and his missus have neatly put the solid assets in their name and the liabilities in the shareholders name) - is slightly valuable because of the land and buildings. Mostly in good big box areas. But the whole franchise model is very rickety and his retail model is more old skool than Myers etc. Its only a matter of time.
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If Bunnings/Officeworks move into big box household - and it would be an easy move - he'll be talking* to KordaMentha before you can say dodgy racing industry or import tax.
edit:: and bleating all over a compliant media about unfair treatment - GST/imports customers, government etcpost #21818 of 6794611/20/12 at 7:15pm
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LOL I was just shit stirring.. Collar gap seems to be one of those things that will happen to everyone at some point or another.
A bit like this gem from Oscar Wilde: "No object is so beautiful that, under certain conditions, it will not look ugly."post #21819 of 6794611/20/12 at 7:17pmPower Retail, the company behind Click Frenzy, post an article about how damaging online retail is to the envrionment; http://www.powerretail.com.au/operations/the-environmental-impact-of-online-retail/
Yes, because the carbon footprint of developing a retail store with a parking lot and associated power costs is much more sustainable than servers running.post #21820 of 6794611/20/12 at 8:19pm
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Gents, just came across this after the director of the film started following me on twitter. Might kick in a few bucks and see how it turns out.
And here is the kickstarter campaign: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1508357355/men-of-the-cloth-humble-men-who-make-exalted-cloth
No affiliation with the movie from my end in case any one was wondering.post #21822 of 6794611/20/12 at 8:56pm
Not sure what they use but it is very fast. My stuff always comes after 3 days.post #21823 of 6794611/20/12 at 8:57pm
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Thanks guys. I'm impatiently waiting to wear them everywhere, get them beat up and then spend an episode of Dexter polishing them up nicely.
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As City Prepares to Issue Pink Slips to 191 Civilians at Dallas Police Department, Why the Heck Is It Planning to Hire Another 200 Cops?
A couple months before Dallas Police Chief David Kunkle took over for Terrell Bolton, the city council approved a $485,000 efficiency study of the department to be conducted by Berkshire Advisors, which, in September 2004, recommended the reallocation of officers and reorganization of management. Kunkle ultimately civilianized approximately 160 sworn positions because of the high cost of training and paying police officers to perform the same duties.
So as the current council considers a budget that will leave 191 civilians at the Dallas Police Department without jobs as part of cost-cutting measures to reduce the city's $190 million deficit while, at the same time, 200 new officers are scheduled to be hired, we wondered if the department might fall back into the same trap if sworn officers are eventually needed to perform the duties left behind by the civilians.
"It's not an equal swap," Kunkle tells Unfair Park. "There's some things that we've historically done that we're probably going to quit doing. At the same time, we're going to increase the number of officers on the streets, improve response times, hopefully reduce crime and create a safer public place."
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Margaret Heffernan is an entrepreneur, Chief Executive and author. She was born in Texas, raised in Holland and educated at Cambridge University. She worked in BBC Radio and television for 13 years. She was one of the producers of Out of the Doll's House, the prize-winning documentary series about the history of women in the twentieth century. She designed and executive produced a thirteen part series on The French Revolution for the BBC and A&E, featuring Alan Rickman, Alfred Molina, Janet Suzman, Simon Callow and Jim Broadbent and introduced both historian Simon Schama and playwright Peter Barnes to British television.
Leaving the BBC, she ran the trade association IPPA, which was once described by the Financial Times as "the most formidable lobbying organization in England."
In 1994, she returned to the United States where she developed interactive multimedia products with Peter Lynch, Tom Peters, Standard & Poors and The Learning Company.
She then joined CMGI where she ran, bought and sold leading Internet businesses, serving as Chief Executive Officer for InfoMation Corporation, ZineZone Corporation and iCAST Corporation. She was named one of the Internet's Top 100 by Silicon Alley Reporter in 1999, one of the Top 25 by Streaming Media magazine and one of the Top 100 Media Executives by The Hollywood Reporter.
2011 saw the publication of her third book, Willful Blindness: Why We Ignore the Obvious at Our Peril, (published by Simon & Schuster in the UK, Bloomsbury in the US and Doubleday in Canada) which was shortlisted for the Financial Times/Goldman Sachs Best Business Book award. Margaret blogs for the Huffington Post in the US and the UK, and for CBS MoneyWatch (formerly BNET)
Here is an excerpt from my interview of Margaret. To read the complete interview, please click here.
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Morris: Before discussing Willful Blindness, a few general questions. Which person has had the great influence on your personal growth?
Heffernan: Hard to choose one. My parents gave me a great work ethic; he also taught me that it is often the most junior people who know best what is going on in an organisation.
My employees showed me that, in the end, we don't work for ourselves but for others.
Morris: The greatest impact on your professional development?
Heffernan: Probably a BBC producer Piers Plowright. He was a bold experimenter and developed terrific levels of artistry through his willingness to try things that sometimes failed.
Morris: Was there a turning point (if not an epiphany) in the past that set you on the career course since then? Please explain.
Heffernan: No epiphanies, more of a continuous development. I think I'd always wanted to write but, until I'd lived a lot, had nothing to write about. After running 5 businesses, I think I felt I'd found a subject. I've always gone through life – and business – asking questions.
Morris: To what extent has your formal education proven invaluable to what you have achieved thus far?
Heffernan: My formal education gave me, I think, a pretty intense habit of rigorous scrutiny. It taught me to ask questions and challenge answers. I think that all walks of life require critical thinking and that that is what my formal education taught me.
Morris: In recent years, which aspect of the business world have you found most difficult to understand? Why?
Heffernan: Increasingly I think I'm baffled by the bifurcation of business and society. The more remote these become to each other, the more dangerous and unstable the world becomes. Many people understand this on an individual basis but are not prepared to act collectively to change it. Some of this is short term thinking, and I guess I'm always baffled by the degree to which we choose short term comfort at the price of long term risk.
Morris: To what extent do you agree with Thomas Friedman's assertion that the world today is "hot, flat, and crowded"?
Heffernan: I agree with his assertions though I'm often less persuaded by Friedman's proposed solutions.
Morris: In your opinion, are business opportunities better, worse, or about the same today as they were (let's say) 3-5 years ago? Please explain.
Heffernan: There are always huge business opportunities for those with the courage and expertise to seize them. That's no different now than it was 3,5,10 years ago. Businesses spring from problems -and we always have plenty of those.
Morris: In your opinion, are business opportunities better, worse, or about the same today for women as they were (let's say) 3-5 years ago? Please explain.
Heffernan: Business opportunities for women are abundant but so too are the obstacles that women face. We are still a minority in most organizations even though a lot of lip service is paid to diversity. After 50 years of concerted effort to be treated as equals, women are still marginalized and trivialized, very much to the detriment of the organizations they attempt to serve. That there are so few women on corporate boards shows the degree to which equality may be accepted intellectually but not in real life. There's really no excuse for this any more: the talent pipeline is bulging. What women confront is entrenched bias and I think we have consistently underestimated how hard it is to eliminate that.
Morris: Now please shift your attention to Willful Blindness. When and why did you decide to write it?
Heffernan: I decided to write it after I'd finished writing 2 plays for the BBC about the collapse of Enron. The judge in the trial of the Enron CEO and Chairman referred to the legal concept of willful blindness. At the time that I was writing the plays, the banks were imploding and a lot of pundits were running around saying this was a 'black swan' event, that no one could have seen it coming. This was willful blindness on an epic scale and it made me want to understand how we make such colossal errors.
Morris: Were there any head-snapping revelations while writing it?
Heffernan: I don't think I'd understood before quite how different our individual selves are from our social selves – that we have at least 2 identities that see and do quite different things. Nor had I fully appreciated the degree to which we will reconfigure reality in order to preserve and protect our self-regard.
Morris: To what extent (if any) does it differ significantly from the book you originally envisioned?
Heffernan: When I write a book, I outline it extensively; this is so that, when I'm embroiled in the detail, I don't lose sight of where I'm going. So to that extent, the finished book was exactly as I envisaged it. On the other hand, the sheer emotional distress implicit in willful blindness was something I learned as I went along. But it is very hard, now I've written the book, to remember what I didn't know when I started!
Morris: Are you suggesting that the blindness you discuss is intentional and if so, can be avoided? Please explain.
Heffernan: It can, I believe, be reduced but not eliminated. In part this is because some forms of willful blindness are quite useful – after all, if we confronted our own mortality each morning, we might not get up in the morning; denying it – and getting out of bed! – is quite creative. Nevertheless, I think there are things, as individuals, we can do to protect ourselves against the dangerous aspects of willful blindness. And I feel highly committed to the idea that organizations can do a very great deal to avoid being blindsided.
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To read the complete interview, please click here.
Margaret Heffernan cordially invites you to check out the resources at these websites: www.mheffernan.com.


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Fantastic Location!
Just got back from a week trip to beautiful San Diego. We were fortunate enough to stay at one of the kitchenettes at this wonderful hotel (based mainly on reviews from other TripAdvisor users). First off let me caution you that if you are looking for deluxe accommodations, this is not your type of place. The rooms are definitely dated in a 70s vintage decor complete with naugahyde sofa sleepers, small electric ranges, and funky looking (yet fairly large) refrigerators. The rooms also featured 70s style lightning fixtures and small bathroom amenities. By small, I mean one small sink and vanity with a toilet and shower stall. Strangely enough, electrical outlets were also scarce, a potential problem for all your electical items that need charging.
Another thing which may turn folks off is the lack of cable TV or a Spectravision/ Pay-per-View movie system.
Despite these minor drawbacks, the location more than made up for these minor quibbles. This hotel sits smack dab on the beautiful Pacific/Mission Beach boardwalk. It is literally right out your door.
If you are fortunate enough to get a 4th floor room you will also be treated a stupendous view of the Ocean and the wonderful surf sounds that go with it. The room size was not large; however even with our two young children we found the dimensions to be just about right. If you are traveling with older children, you might find the kitchenette units to be too small.
A great perk that cannot be overlooked is the free parking. If you are at all familiar with this area, you will understand what value this is.
Although it was winter during our visit, the beaches were always full of surfers, joggers, and beachcombers, and parking was always at a premium.
Aside from the hotel itself and its proximity to the beach, there are also many quality restaurants within walking distance. The "World Famous"restaurant right next door had wonderful food and creative menu items. Our 4-year old son even said they made the best Mac and Cheese he has ever had, pretty impressive! Another favorite, probably overlooked by many was a small drive-through Mexican restaurant about 5 blocks north of the hotel (on Mission Bay Drive). I think the name was Ramiro's (?) Anyway, they featured fantastic burritos generally for $3 or less. A great find for those on a budget.
Overall I would highly recommend this hotel to anyone who values location over luxury. You might be turned off by the dated accommodations at first, but they grow on you as you hear the perpetual roar of the surf right outside your window.
I love San Diego
Surfer Motor Lodge was ok, the location is superb. Younger people should definitily stay here! You're on the beach and just 2 blocks away from Moondoggies and the rest of Garnett! During my trip through Cali, I never had such a good time like I did in Diego! There is a god!
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We dicovered the Surfer about 5 years ago, We Love It. We try to make it out there 2 or 3 times a year. We were very sad to get the yearly Christmas card saying the management was changing as of 12/31/03. I can see the prices sky rocketing, and the atmosphere changing. I sincerely hope this isn't the case. We wish all the best to the employees, and hope you'll be there when we get back there.
Love it...
This is a budget motel but it is fantastic value for money in a location that can't be beat. It is right on the beach and our room on the top floor had a direct view of the ocean and sunset. The room is very basic but it was clean, cheap and the service was friendly. Having travelled throughout California, this was the best value for money of anywhere we stayed.
Not what we expected
Very disappointed at this property. Realise it is budget pricing but that didn't make up for the tired rooms (took two of us to open patio door), paintwork peeling, holes in bathroom floor covering.Banned my kids from swimming in the pool due to the amount of rubbish in there.Location is OK you are on teh beach but it is noisy and very dirty (trash everywhere and overflowing litter bins).OK for the younger traveller but families may do better elsewhere.
Sounds and View of the Pacific Ocean
I stayed at the Surfer Motor Lodge during 'Spring Break,' on a visit to my sister's family, who live in Pacific Beach. Nothing beats the sound of the ocean through your open window at night. My room (410) had a great view of the ocean. The staff were very friendly, and took messages efficiently. The accommodations are rather basic, but clean and pleasant. People are right about booking early. Before leaving I sought to reserve the same room for the following XMas, but it was already booked! So I am booked in to the room below. Right on the beach, next to a popular breakfast joint, loads of little shops, and 15 - 25 minutes from downtown San Deigo. Who could ask for anything more?
Best Kept secret in San Diego
I discovered this place a couple of years ago when I had to attend a yearly business conference at the Catamaran Resort across the street. I wasn't impressed with the Catamaran Inn. It was over priced, and not even on the beach. When I went looking around at lunch, I found the Surfer Motor Lodge. It's right on the beach, and every room has a million dollar view. The price was less than half of the Catamaran Inn. The rooms aren't fancy, but the place is clean, and the staff is very friendly. Plus, you have San Diego's best restaurant, The World Famous, right there as well. I'll never stay any place, but Surfer Motor Lodge.
What a location!
Stayed there in October 2002. What a beautiful location - about 10 seconds from the beach! All the info on the 'World Famous' is spot on. But don't go there for breakfast - try the little beachside cafe next door to the right - it makes the best pancakes in the world - too bad I live 8000 miles away! Surfer - is an excellent location for exploring San Diego - 5 mins from SeaWorld, 2 hour drive from LAX and again 10 seconds from the beach - what more do you need.
Wonderful Thanksgiving
We arrived at Noon on Thanksgiving Day and were allowed to check in early. Had a fantastic meal at the restaurant "World Famous Restaurant" just next to the Motel. Food nothing short of fabulous. Room was clean and a couple of things that needed fixing were taken care of first thing the next morning. Our view from the west wing was wonderful. While we were there we enjoyed the sound of the surf, the boardwalk at Pacific Beach and the great little shops in the area. You don't even need to have a car. Even Tony Romas is next door!!!. The Lobster Bisque at the restaurant is to Die for. We made reservations for three (3) stays there next year including Thanksgiving again. Already decided this was the place for a tradition to start. Couldn't be happier. Some folks want and need things others don't. We brought our own hair dryer and fancy stuffs. There's free coffee in the lobby but no coffee maker in the room but at these rates and the sounds of the ocean........The main thing at Surfer is Location, Location, Location. You may need to be satisfied with a lower level room the first time you check in here but try for 3rd or 4th floor facing the ocean. We made our reservations for next Thanksgiving the last day of our stay this year. YEP FOLK be ready to plan your vacations early. Summers are packed a year in advance so make reservationss for summer NOW if you want them. Good Luck. I don't have a financial interest in this property but wish I did.
Surfer.. a legend a Mission Beach
Our family has been staying at the Surfer for 12 summers now. We LOVE this place.... it's right on the beach.. heated pool, laundry room for guests AND a parking place! You can also rent your boogie boards or bikes RIGHT at the Surfer. There are kitchenettes fully equipped and a family room that sleeps 6 IF you can get it. Yu have to reserve early. .like a year in advance! The staff has always been friendly.. I won't stay awhere else.
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I submitted a query to Panasonic about the optical digital input. They responded that it supports "LPCM, Dolby Digital and DTS". Would LPCM imply that it supports the digital audio out from this unit? Sorry for my naivety.
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By the way, to those in the US, this can be found now online at Officemax http://www.officemax.com/technology/ipod-mp3-players-accessories/ipod-mp3-speakers/product-prod4380302. They have it listed for 94.99 with free shipping. Better yet, you can pad your order over $100 (I used some pens/pencils which were clearance) and one of the below coupon codes to get $25 off. Plus you can probably get cashback from ebates or fatwallet. So basically you are getting this for $70 plus the cost of your padding and tax. Needless to say I picked one up and hopefully it works with my system.
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Okay, I'm new to this stuff (even if I spent years as an obsessive analog audiophile). So pardon me if this is a stupid question.
I'm trying to set up a music server for Apple Lossless files, to drive high-end speakers (Joseph Audio). Initially I thought I'd use an old MacBook, plugged into a Schiit Modi DAC and then into the amp. BUT...
How much in terms of sound quality would I lose if I were to put ALAC files on an iPod Classic, and use this PURE i-20 as a DAC?
Is the difference *solely* the difference in quality between the two DACs? Or is there some other sonic benefit derived from using a MacBook rather than an iPod as a source?
The built-in DAC did not impress Skylab so much. But here's the thing - you could start with it and add a standalone DAC later.
As to MacBook versus iPod/i-20 - I have a bias that built-for-one-purpose devices such as the latter pairing should sound better. But it's just a bias. I have not directly compared these situations.
I run my Plinius powered speaker system from the PURE most of the time. Results are superb. However, the quite well-regarded 'Eastern Electric' DAC is used in place of the PURE's.
Thank you! In terms of output, then, the iPod doesn't do anything weird to the digital stream: it should arrive at the DAC bit-perfect, and indistinguishable from what emerges from the USB port of the MacBook? (Not sure why, but I had some sense that files were down-sampled when loaded onto the iPod...)
I just tracked down what I'd read regarding this. Turns out it was here on head-fi:
"I read a while back on Stereophile that the iPod played 48-24 files BUT (and it's a huge but here) truncating on the fly to 16 bits. This matches my experience with my iPods the take and play 48-24 ALAC files but truncating (not even dithering) them."
The discussion did not conclude in any way that really put me at ease.
The conversation is here: http://www.head-fi.org/t/544673/ipod-classic-best-bitrate-and-sample-rate
Higher res material might be an issue for you. In terms of SQ I haven't noticed differences (from my Mac feeding my headphone rigs) between higher res and redbook material. But then I haven't been looking for them, put off by reports of tracks re-issued to show off high-res having been re-mastered at the same time!
I have an open mind on the subject, but the quality of performance in my systems doesn't have me worried at the moment.
As well, if you're new to head-fi be warned that for every well-supported view there is an equally well-supported counter-view, together with many strange pockets of thought this way and that!
I guess it gives us all the opportunity to find the clique most congenial to us ;-)
Well, you've introduced me to a new concept. Well, a new term, anyway. Anything ripped from a bog-standard CD using iTunes will be "Redbook", right? And ordinary FLAC files converted to ALAC via XLD? If I have bit and sample rate set to "same as original", I'm going to get Redbook?
In which case, I'm golden: that's all I'm looking to play.
I'm assuming ordinary FLAC files are 16/44.1 -- perhaps I shouldn't. I do have the option of setting XLD to convert to this sample rate and bit depth: is that wiser?
By the way -- if these questions are too elementary, feel free to point me to the right place to talk about this...
Edited by jarvik - 3/25/13 at 1:03am
Concerning your FLAC question, I have some Alice Sara Ott downloaded in FLAC. Forget the advertised specs, but once added to iTunes using Audirvana it appears as AIFF at 1411 kbps. That sure suggests its higher than redbook.
It has also migrated to my iPod perfectly happily. I can even play it.
That said, it's completely possible your link is right about the iPod truncating these tracks to red-book (a hardware or OS rather than an ALAC/FLAC limitation I suspect).
IF so, as you know the PURE can't help. I suggest you look around a bit more - there will be head-fiers far more knowledgeable than me on this question.
I wish I could point you to the right place!! Head-fi's pretty big. One tip - google is usually more effective locating relevant head-fi threads than head-fi's own search. Good luck!
Thanks. I'm using Audirvana as well (although I convert to ALAC, rather than using it to play FLAC files). Brilliant software. I've noticed something odd, and it will be interesting to see how an iPod with i-20 deals with this scenario:
I've inherited some Ray Charles tracks that are tagged as 96 kHz in iTunes. When they're played through Audirvana, they're identified as 48 kHz. Wonder what's going on here. And whether I should just deal with potential problems in advance by having XLD simply convert everything to 44.1
UPDATE: Just for the hell of it, I had XLD take the same FLAC file and convert it at 44.1 -- and I'm A/B'ing the two versions. Can't hear any difference on this system (an iMac through a uDAC-1 into Grado SR1-125s). Which isn't to say that I wouldn't hear it on a different system, or with different files.
Edited by jarvik - 3/25/13 at 3:38am
Maybe audirvana is identifying the base rate, idk. Would be wise to find out before converting everything to 44.1. There's a possibility conversion from e.g. 96 to 44.1 will generate artifacts (at any rate, see what Jason Stoddard of schiit has to say about up sampling, the opposite process...).
You've raised some good questions.
Good -- I'm glad I'm making sense. Does OS-X's Audio Midi setup have something to do with this? Oddly enough, the Midi panel won't *allow* me to choose 96 kHz. The only options I have are 48000.0 and 441000.0 -- which makes it impossible to set things up according to Nuforce's instructions. (They also specify 2ch- 24bit, and this doesn't come up as an option either.)
Is Midi perhaps dictating to Audirvana that 48 kHz is the maximum?
But you are best to take this out of this forum as we are straying away from the i-20 - and my area of knowledge.
You should be able to find a forum on head-fi that talks about setting up OS-X and Midi...
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The volume can be controlled over toslink as well. Yes its possible to hook up the active monitors directly from the i20. All you really need to tweak is the volume setting on each speaker to find a sweet spot that allows play with volume control from the i20.
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For best audio quality have the i20 volume at Max, in theory I think this is bit perfect. Adjust the volume with your amp.


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Good things come in small packages, but great things come in huge packages.
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Go to the link for 22 darling pix of large breed dogs trying to fit in.
Big Dog Ping!
This is probably my favorite picture of giant dogs.
You need a steam shovel for a pooper scooper..
Wow! What is that?
A wolf-hybrid.
Hybrid's personalities can range from complete dog-like to complete wolf-lime, so you have to choose carefully.
Great pics!
Great pictures, thanks.
I have a 18 pound Jack Russel Terrier who thinks she is HUGE and she acts like it!
I had a lhaso apso, who was about 25% larger than the average lhaso apso. She had an aggressive personality, attempting to pick fights with much larger dogs. However, if any dog attempted to get aggressive in return, she always showed just how chicken she was.
Those are some ginourmous paws that pup has!
I like this dog, because unlike the other giant dogs, he's not one bit lanky.
He's all meat.
We have a seven-month-old puppy who's pushing 80 pounds...a shelter dog, allegedly a mix of Great Pyrenees, German Shepherd, and Walker Coonhound. He's got Pyrenees size, Shepherd coat, and Coonhound coloring...right now he basically looks like a giant somewhat shaggy prehistoric dinosaur-huntin' dawg. And he's nowhere near full-grown yet, God help us!
My neighbor has a Pom with a huge case of "short dog syndrome". Inside most of the time.
He also has 4 REALLY big outside dogs. Occasionally Pockets (the pom) goes outside and runs with the big guys. It never fails to crack me up when I see them together. There is no doubt that Pockets thinks he is the size of the others and struts along with them.
I find it interesting that the big guys kind of surround him...like they are protecting him.
I had a wolf hybrid "own" me for 16 years. He was big...but not nearly that big!
(Not that I play favorites with any of my pets, but he was definitely one of my favs.)
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Some of those photos of the Great Danes are scary.
We got a rescue dog as a pup, and the lady said it was probably black lab and some smaller shepard dog. We got it home, and the neighbor (dog expert) said "Oh - part Great Dane!" My wife and I didn't believe her. Until we research it. And in a few days had the first vet visit.
I'm sure glad his size runs more like a lab (85 lbs) than a Great Dane. Those dogs are HUGE!! (And I think he eats a lot now!).
My friend has an Irish Wolfhound similar to the dog in #11.
He's HUGE (near 200 lbs), but he thinks he's a LAPDOG! He'll put his butt on the couch, and with his front paws on the floor his head is nearly as tall as I am sitting there.
Photo 11 looks like my big boy, Baxter. He's a German Shepard terrior something mix (from a shelter). He doesn't like other dogs or cats; is incredibly protective of our family and thinks he is a lapdog. The funny thing is he bumps into things w/his rear end all the time. He doesn't sense his body is back there.
Mutts (no matter their size) are the best :)
My little JRT, Cookie, will start a fight with a bigger dog and not stop. I have had to take her to the vet several times.
#11 is an Irish Wolfhound, tallest breed, or at worst a Scottish Deerhound. But he just looks too buff for a SD.
"A wolf hybrid".
Goodness.. what is the wolf crossed with? A bear?!! Either way, beautiful doggy and he loves his human!
We, (my daughter,) has a wolf-Golden hybrid. Fantastic animal, excellent hunter, scares the Sh!t out of people when she flips into "wolf mode." The animal is a very intellegent sweet heart that takes home/family protection very seriously.
that is a magnificent animal !
I've had 2 very large Golden Retrievers. Both were house dogs, and my house has a lot of antique furniture, so space is at premium. Neither dog EVER knocked over anything. They were amazingly graceful while weaving between furniture legs, etc. The only thing I had to watch for was the tail An excited Golden can sweep your coffee right off the coffee table with their tail.
BIL had a pit-lab that was like that. It was like having someone taking a ball bat to your shins when he started wagging...
Wonderful pictures! We always adopt adult shelter dogs so we get no "size" surprises.
Our setter-mix, Aubrey (42 pounds) was rescued with several pups, and one of her pups was returned to the rescue group after a couple of years when he grew up to be an 80+ pound lab/setter mix! Beautiful, friendly dog, just more dog then the owners could handle. Luckily, he was re-homed pretty quickly.
When a Golden wags like that, it's like being slapped in the shins with a broom!
good dog
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What was to the intent of the three teen-parenting articles run the first week of May? Were these "windows of reality" a collaboration of the Athens Banner-Herald with the Northeast Georgia Health Department trying to push teen-agers into or prevent premature parenting?
Instead of glorifying young persons as teen parents, wouldn't it be better to offer preventative education by promoting a healthy lifestyle devoid of harmful sexual activity before marriage, thereby eliminating altogether the hardship of teen parenthood? Encouraging our children to engage in reckless behaviors then sending them to the county health department for a quick fix is simply foolish public policy.
The health department administrators have a responsibility to respect the laws of our state and give students an abstinence-based plan for the prevention of teen pregnancies, the myriad of sexually transmitted diseases, and HIV-AIDS, which always leads to death. Their failure to do so is a cancer in our community.
Clarke County schools must follow the state requirement that abstinence from sexual activity until marriage shall be emphasized as an important personal goal. This is the only way we will get a handle on the problems of teen pregnancy.
The ''Choosing the Best'' curriculum is an outstanding research-based curriculum available and approved by the HIV and Sexuality Parent Advisory Council in the Clarke County system. ''Choosing the Best'' has been successful in decreasing teen pregnancies and the transmission of sexually transmitted diseases. Spending time with and encouraging our adolescents to make wise choices provide more than a Band-Aid; it provides hope.
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TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Chano G. Martinez, 86, died Saturday, Dec. 15, 2001, in Albuquerque.
Rosary will be said at 7 p.m. Friday in St. Anne's Catholic Church. Mass will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in the church with the Rev. John C. Daniel officiating. Burial will be in Tucumcari Memorial Park Cemetery by Dunn Funeral Home.
Mr. Martinez was born Aug. 18, 1915, at La Cuesta. He served in the Army during World War II in the 894 Tank Destroyer Battalion.
Survivors include his wife, Maria; three sons, Freddy Martinez, Chris Martinez and Jimmy Martinez, all of Tucumcari; six daughters, Rose Mena of Albuquerque and Helen Griego, Julia Jasper, Dorothy Martinez, Teresa Villa and Veronica Martinez, all of Tucumcari; and numerous grandchildren.
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The MFJ-259C gives you a complete picture of your antenna's performance. You can read your antenna's SWR and Complex Impedance 530 KHz to 230 MHz continuously with no gaps.
MFJ-259C Manual
MFJ-259C Test Procedure
Massive 19.2 pound transformer, Adjustable 1-14 VDC, Quick connects, cigarette lighter socket. MFJ's heavy duty power supply is excellent for powering your rig/accessories.
The VB-64DX features a concept in beam construction that provides actual delivered performance equalling maximum theoretical gain. The 4-element VB-64DX generates an impressive 8.2 dBd gain.
VB-64DX Instruction Manual
The MFJ-815D reads true-peak or average power on a large illuminated three-inch Cross-Needle Meter. Its TrueActive peak reading circuit gives you an incredibly accurate SWR and power reading in SSB and CWover a wide frequency range.
MFJ-815D Instruction Manual
The MFJ-382 Deluxe ClearTone Amplified Speaker is an excellent amplified speaker for for QRP operators who want to use speaker operation and HT users on 2 meter and 440 MHz for more volume. It is small and rugged and uses a 12VDC power supply - included in this prize package - but can be used just about anywhere because of the optional internal 9VDC battery connection. The unit is driven by a TDA7052A low voltage power amp and has 1 watt output maximum with 36 dB gain.
This World Map Clock shows you the time at any QTH throughout the world on an attractive LCD world map. Easy push-buttons move you east and west on the map to display a QTH in every time zone. Attractive grey. Cool blue back light for night viewing. Great to use as a logging clock. The clocks measures 4.5W x 3.75H x 2.25D inches.
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By Priscilla Rodriguez | 09/28/2016 - 14:45
The MLB experienced a great loss following the untimely, tragic death of Marlins pitcher Jose Fernandez.
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Football is as much a part of the Thanksgiving tradition as cranberry sauce, pumpkin pie and eating too much. Every year, the Detroit Lions and Dallas Cowboys take to the playing field as America gives thanks by chowing down.
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37th Annual Conference on Mainstreaming Students with Hearing Loss
"Speaking Up for Self-Advocacy!"
October 13-14, 2016 | Marriott Hotel | Springfield, MA
Make your reservation at the Springfield Marriott now!
This year's conference brings together a remarkable and impressive gathering of professionals, in the field of hearing loss, who will share their knowledge and expertise through a wide variety of inspirational keynotes and informative workshops.
Registration is OPEN.
Here is the Conference Brochure.
Topics include:
- Developing Social Competence and Self-Determination in Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
- Pragmatic Language Development in Children with Hearing Loss
- Speaking for Oneself: Advocacy for Social Activities & Sports
- Peer Victimization in Adolescents with Hearing Loss
- Early Advocacy in Action: Practical Tips & Tricks You Can Use Tomorrow
- Executive Functioning in Children Who are Deaf or Hard of Hearing
- Music, Language & Children with Hearing Loss
- Assistive Technology – Connect and Discover and more!
Special Features Back by Popular Demand:
- "Making Connections!" day long program for students with hearing loss in grades 7–12
- Opportunity to purchase Educational Products developed by Clarke Mainstream Services
- Round Table for Itinerant Teachers!
- Two educational Learning Labs
- An Exhibit Hall showcasing the latest products, technology, and services
- Short Course designed for classroom teachers
We are delighted to welcome our keynote speakers:
Shirin D. Antia, Ph.D.
Dr. Antia is a professor in the University of Arizona's College of Education and has been involved in education of the deaf or hard of hearing children since 1971. She has taught children who are deaf and hard of hearing in the United States and India and has been involved in teacher preparation and research. She is the recipient of several research grants to develop peer-interaction interventions and to examine the social and academic progress of students who are deaf or hard of hearing in public schools. Dr. Antia is the author of numerous articles and chapters on social integration and inclusion of students who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Kimberly Peters, Ph.D., CCC-SLP/A
Dr. Peters is a rehabilitative pediatric audiologist and an aural habilitation specialist who has worked with children with hearing loss and their families for the past 19 years. She is currently an Associate Professor and Director of the Aural Rehabilitation Clinic at Western Washington University. Her research focuses on language, executive functioning and social cognitive development in children who are deaf and hard of hearing. Specifically, Dr. Peters is interested in the interactions between family environments, language abilities, executive functions, and social cognition in children who use cochlear implants and hearing aids.
Emma Faye Rudkin
Emma Faye Rudkin, is the first person who is deaf to win the title of Miss San Antonio in 2015. Emma defied all the projections of her doctor at the time of her diagnosis who said, "put (her) in a deaf school to learn sign language because she isn't going to be functioning in a mainstream school." Her parents refused to accept that fate -- and neither did Emma. She attended a private traditional school, received speech therapy and even music lessons. In addition to learning how to play four instruments, Emma graduated summa cum laude from the University of Texas at San Antonio. She meets every obstacle head-on! As Emma explains, "There was a lot of battling to break the mold of being disabled and being 'the deaf girl.' I had to fight hard to get a part in the play or to learn how to sing and play music. It was always a challenge, but I was able to overcome it. Deafness has made me. It has shaped me and molded me."
Read what 2015 conference participants had to say:
The conference was so informative and helpful! It reinforced some of the things I ready knew and taught me new ways of supporting my daughter. I wish I had attended years ago. - Parent, NH
What a great conference with quality presenters and lots of information to bring home to help support our students in the mainstream. - Outreach Consultant, SD
There are so many groundbreaking professionals in the fields of audiology, education, speech pathology and cochlear implant technology who speak at this conference…I have learned so much! - Audiologist, NY
Best deaf education conference I've been to…all the presenters and workshops were wonderful! Great chance to network and gain new resources that are beneficial to the work we do with our students! -Teacher of the Deaf, WY


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Comedy film 'Oconomowoc' sets local premieres
The comedy "Oconomowoc," the feature-film debut of Lawrence University graduate Andy Gillies, has its first Milwaukee-area showings at four theaters in the next two weeks.
Filmed in the title western Waukesha County community, "Oconomowoc" centers on a twentysomething, played by fellow Lawrence alumnus Brendan Marshall-Rashid, who moves back home with his mother and stepfather and agrees to help a friend rebuild his mishandled T-shirt business. »Read Full Article(3)
Players, chorus unite for soaring MSO performance
The Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra may have had top billing for Friday's night's concert at the Cathedral of St. John the Evangelist, but the MSO Chorus members were the real stars of the evening.
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World's Stage Theatre stages disturbing 'Phaedra's Love'
In the first scene of "Phaedra's Love" — the Sarah Kane play being staged by The World's Stage Theatre Company, under Leda Hoffmann's direction — a slovenly man is eating junk food while watching TV in the dark. Excited by on-screen violence, he unzips his pants and masturbates into a sock.
And that's just for starters. In the ensuing hour, we'll witness two sex acts, a brutal rape, a strangulation and disembowelment, two murders, an immolation of a woman who killed herself offstage and an on-stage suicide. »Read Full Article
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Put a bead on it
The Bead and Button Show, taking place Wednesday through June 9 at the Wisconsin Center, 400 W. Wisconsin Ave., offers over 800 classes in bead and jewelry making. The marketplace will be open June 6-8 and boasts over 300 vendors. Jewelers interested in the classes and workshops should go to www.beadandbuttonshow.com. The marketplace will be open at 10 a.m. each day and closes at 8 p.m. June 6, 6 p.m. June 7 and 4 p.m. June 8. Admission is $10 (or $8 with a coupon at the website); free June 6 from 4 to 8 p.m. and two-for-the-price-of-one on June 8. »Read Full Article


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Giovanni, Detox System, Purifying Facial Mask, 4 oz (113 g)
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- Package Quantity: 4 oz (113 g)
- Dimensions: 1.8 x 1.8 x 4.5 in, 0.3 lbs (0.14 kg)
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- Eco Chic Technology
- With Activated Charcoal, Volcanic Ash and Super-Antioxidants Acai and Goji Berry
- Dermatologist Tested
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- Hypoallergenic
- Clinically Tested
- Non-Comedogenic (Wont Clog Pores)
To keep skin at its most pure, you need this deep detoxifying mask. Volcanic ash works to extract and absorb pollutants while activated charcoal pulls the deepest impurities to the surface to help detoxify. Antioxidants of acai and goji berry dive deep to fight free radicals. As your mask experience comes to a close, a pleasant cooling sensation envelops your skin. pH balanced. For all skin types.
Suggested Use
Use as needed 2 to 3 times a week
To Mask: Apply to dry skin. Wait 20 minutes. Remove with cool water. Avoid contact with eyes.
Other Ingredients
Aqua (purified water), glycerin, avena sativa (oat) kernel flour, bentonite, kaolin, allantoin, cetyl alcohol, stearic acid, tocopheryl acetate (vitamin E), sodium lauroyl sarcosinate, volcanic ash, retinyl palmitate, carbon (activated charcoal), phenoxyethanol, iron oxides, xanthan gum, lecithin, menthyl lactate, sodium PCA, vaccinium myrtillus fruit extract, saccharum officinarum (sugar cane) extract, acer saccharum (sugar maple) extract, citrus aurantium dulcis (valencia orange) fruit extract, citrus medica limonum (lemon) fruit extract, *aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) leaf juice, *euterpe oleracea (acai berry) fruit extract, *lycium barbarum (goji berry) fruit extract, *ficus carica (fig) fruit extract, *camellia sinensis (green tea) extract, natural fragrance.
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I have oily skin with many black heads and large pores. Clay masks are a must in my face care routine. I got this mask along with the rest of Giovanni detox products for face (a cleanser, a moisturizer and a scrub). I use the mask once in four days after showering and face cleansing when my skin is steamed (I don't use a scrub before since it would be too much). The masks lays very nicely with an even coat, it's not too thick as it's often the case with clay masks. I leave it for 20 min as directions say. The result is amazing – it clarifies very deeply, opening comedones, tights pores, dries breakouts – my face looks fresh and clean after using it. I put a toner after mask application although Giovanni doesn't offer it (I use the one from L'uvalla), than the moisturizer. I am very happy with this product, this is the best I've tried from Giovanni. I saw some negative reviews mentioning allergy reactions – indeed the product is of a strong action and it's better to test such products before using them, especially on your face. Just put some product as it says in directions on your wrist or a crease of your arm and wait as it's suggested. Although my skin is sensitive I haven't got any type of bad reaction to this product. To buy again. Recommended to all with oily skin and blackheads. If my review was helpful for you - please press YES and check my profile. You will find there other useful reviews and my favorite products – I am a big fan of organic and natural products! / У меня жирная кожа с многочисленными черными точками и расширенными порами. Маски из глины – обязательный элемент моей уходовой программы. Приобрела эту маску вместе с другими средствами детокс-программы Giovanni для лица (гель для умывания, увлажняющий крем и скраб). Использую раз в 4 дня после душа и очищения, когда кожа максимально распаренная ( я не использую перед этим скраб – это было бы слишком). Наносится очень легко ровным слоем, маска не слишком густая, как это бывает с масками из глины. Оставляю как написано в инструкции, на 20 минут. Эффект потрясающий – очень глубоко очищает, растворяя комедоны, сильно стягивает поры, подсушивает высыпания – лицо выглядит свежо и чисто после применения. Я наношу после применения еще и тоник, несмотря на то, что в Giovanni его нет (использую продукт L'uvalla), потом увлажняющий крем. Очень довольна продуктом, это лучшее средство от Giovanni, мною приобретенное. Увидела несколько отзывов об аллергических реакциях на данный продукт – таки да, маска довольно сильного действия, такие продукты лучше тестировать перед применением – нанести по инструкции на запястье или локтевой сгиб. Несмотря на то, что моя кожа чувствительна, на маску реакций не было. Буду заказывать еще. Рекомендую всем обладательницам черных точек и жирной кожи. Если мой отзыв был полезен для вас, пожалуйста, нажмите YES. Заходите на мой профиль, и вы найдете там полезные отзывы и мои любимые продукты.
The mask - the most unsuccessful my purchase. After its application, my skin is strongly reddened, and the next day came the pain of a burn. A few days later the skin became badly shelled. I threw it. I do not recommend buying it. Be careful
Smooth Skin
Posted by 5458176038301161340 on Sep 11, 2016
After use it,I feel my skin smooth and clean
Amazing stuff
Posted by 4978864082807586837 on Aug 13, 2016
This has got to be the BEST mask i've ever used! The price is so reasonable for such a substantial amount that does such a great job at calming my skin from redness and breakouts! Definitely worth every penny and definitely buying more to stock up! I have the most sensitive skin EVER and if this works for me, it'll work for 99% of you! Highly recommended and please do not ever stop manufacturing this!
great clenser mask
Posted by 4956443970630804310 on Aug 06, 2016
really good product, i can feel that it cleans my face very well
Nothing bad to say about this
Posted by rebeccachristi on Jul 29, 2016
I use a mask once per week in my skincare routine, always. I got this because it was a more affordable alternative to the clay mask I was using before. I need a mask like this to feel like my skin is really clean and my pores are shrinking. I really haven't seen a huge change since I started using this product but it definitely has helped me during the occasional breakout by calming my skin down. Purchase this! You might like it! (Great ingredients as well!!)
Posted by 5350599841345031638 on Jul 15, 2016
I am very disappointed in this product. It is supposed to draw out impurities and reduce the appearance of pores. It does not. Giovanni used to offer effective products with quality ingredients. Next time I will buy bentonite and make my own mask.


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Vin Diesel suits up as 'Riddick' in 15 stunning new images
Cult antihero faces down aliens and bounty hunters in the upcoming threequel
Chomping at the bit for "Riddick"? We've got 15 brand-new images to tide you over until September 6.
Vin Diesel returns as the interstellar antihero in the upcoming David Twohy threequel, which sees the title character stranded on a barren planet where he's hunted by not only vicious alien predators but two groups of mercenaries led by Santana (Jordi Malla) and Boss Johns (Matt Nable).
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Articles in NASCAR – Sprint Cup Series
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Kyle Busch's anger after crashing out of the Sprint Cup race at Kansas Speedway a year ago was understandable. The wreck ended hopes of capping an impressive four-victory, eight-podium finish season with his first series championship.
And it was understandable that he blamed not bad luck but […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Kevin Harvick, a driver who at one time could not buy a decent qualifying run, won the pole for Sunday's Sprint Cup Series race at Kansas Speedway.
It was his eighth pole of the season and his third in a row at the 1.5-mile Kansas oval.
"For whatever […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Dale Earnhardt Jr. will turn 40 years old next Friday. This Friday, during a press conference at Kansas Speedway, he was asked about the birthday that many view as the beginning of the end, and of the 16 years he has spent as a Sprint […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
KANSAS CITY, Kan. – Clint Bowyer stands ready and willing to take the baton pass from the Chiefs and Royals in this, the best week in professional sports that this area has experienced in decades.
But able?
Actually, he just might be. When his Michael Waltrip Racing Toyota's are running this fall, […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
During a press conference on Monday, Tony Stewart was asked if he had considered retiring as a driver in the days since he was involved in an on-track incident in which 20-year-old competitor Kevin Ward Jr. was struck and killed by Stewart's car.
People who know Stewart even just a little […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
Jeff Gordon won his fourth race of the season Sunday when he beat the field to the checkered flag at Dover International Speedway. But even more relevant news broke further back in the field as the Chase playoff field was trimmed down from 16 to 12 drivers.
Ousted Sunday from the […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
There, two weeks ago, was Aric Almirola in one of those queaze-inducing interview sessions. His heart laying on the oily infield pavement at Chicagoland Speedway, a microphone pointed at his head and moronic questions about how he felt being fired point blank.
Then came the headlines about Almirola being the "big […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
Kevin Harvick's conversion to a qualifying monster continued Friday when he took the pole for Sunday's Sprint Cup Series race at Dover International Speedway in Delaware.
The pole was the seventh of the season for Harvick, who just six in his previous 13 years in the sport.
"It's been an amazing […]
By Jim Pedley | Managing Editor
A grand jury investigating the death of a young sprint car driver during a race in Ontario County, N.Y. earlier this summer, has determined there is no basis to file any criminal charges against fellow driver Tony Stewart it was announced Wednesday.
Also on Wednesday, the district attorney in Ontario County […]
NASCAR Sprint Cup driver Jeff Gordon was named the third-quarter winner of the Drive of the Year Award it was announced on Wednesday.
Gordon, a four-time Cup champion, won two races during the quarter: The Brickyard 400 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway and the Pure Michigan 400 at Michigan International Speedway.
Voting for the prestigious DOTY Award, […]


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Robert W. Fuller: The word "self" carries strong connotations of autonomy, individuality, and self-sufficiency. It's as if it were chosen to mask our interdependence. It's hardly an exaggeration to say that in buying into this notion of selfhood, humankind got off on the wrong foot.
What Is True Political Wisdom? A Primer for the 2012 Election
Walter Moss: We want our leaders to exercise political wisdom. At least, we do if we think about it. Does anybody really desire unwise leaders? But what do we mean by political wisdom? What virtues and values does a wise leader possess?
Politics: It's About Identity, Stupid
Charles Hayes: Elections are won and lost through appeals to identity. It's that simple and that complicated. This is why symbols and 30-second, hot-button commercials sway public opinion.
David Brooks's Anti-Poverty Program: "Bourgeois Paternalism"
Joseph Palermo: After telling his readers he isn't going to blame the poor for being poor because of their bad behavior, David Brooks plows right ahead and blames the poor for being poor because of their bad behavior.
State of the Union: The Only Time Congress Deals In Virtual Reality
Anthony Samad: President Barack Obama laid out the reality of our nation, his accomplishments despite obstruction, in front of Congress and the nation. He did it in real time, in virtual reality, in jaw-dropping fashion.
What Americans Must Utter to Reclaim the Human
Kathleen Peine: In much the same manner as Huck Finn, scores of individuals in America feel ill at ease with everyday imperatives. For some it's the Imperialism, even if they don't know what to call it. For even more it's the degrading, soul eroding workplace.
An Open Letter to Supporters of Occupy Wall Street
David Kristjanson-Gural: I am asking you to continue to lend your support to the Occupy gatherings. Just show up as you are able, on top of everything else you are doing, to lend your encouragement and support to others and, in turn, to gather strength of purpose.
The Christian Fascists' Personhood Campaign
Sikivu Hutchinson: Ever immune to morality, reason, church-state separation precedents and an understanding of the basic laws of biology, the most flat earth reactionary segment of the pro-death anti-choice movement wants to circumvent constitutional protections for abortion by conferring personhood on fertilized eggs.
Is Consumer Capitalism Outdated?
Walter Moss: If consumer capitalism is indeed replaced by a new economic structure, many capitalist bricks may still be needed for any new construction. Whether we choose to attempt new building or just apply a little patching here or there is up to us.
Why Conservatives Need to Support the #OccupyWallStreet Movement
David Love: Conservatives proclaim that they believe in freedom and the free market. But freedom never meant the right of a handful to steal most of the nation's wealth, run roughshod over the rest of us and wreck the country for a buck.
Why Libertarians Should Not Scorn Occupy Wall Street
Wendy McElroy: Protesters have been maced, beaten, and arrested by the police for peacefully exercising their right to free assembly and free speech. Libertarians who put their disapproval first and foremost are missing the proper emphasis.
Reimagining Capitalism: An End to Mythologies
John Peeler: The economy, like the polity, ought to be democratically controlled. Democracy should operate at the level of the firm as well as the community: employees should be owners.
The Beauty of Emptiness
Rev. Dr. Jim Nelson: The story goes in Hasidic Judaism that in the beginning, or in the time before the beginning, before history, before there was anything other than God, God decided to create the world. Why is a mystery; perhaps he was bored, perhaps she was lonely; maybe he had read a self-help book about expressing her inner artist. No one knows.


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A plane is inclined at an angle of 30 degrees with respect tothe horizontal. A block of mass 6.0 kg is placed at thebottom of the plane and given an initial velocity of 3.0 m/sec upthe plane. The coefficient of friction between block andplane is 0.25.
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