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I could just see this imagine this same scene after the debacle by the bay the other night. Washington has seemed to try an overanalyse this World Series, and he is 0-2 so far.
Doesn't mean he is an idiot, but maybe Crash Davis was right when he told Ebby "Nuke" LaLoosh in "Bull Durham"…"Do not think, it can only hurt the basllclub".
Maybe a little brisket with Texas BBQ sauce will calm his nerves and let the game flow again…..maybe.
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My 5 month old always has had runny/mucousy/curds in his stool..and i have os/oald also..i thought that is what was causing that to his stools or is it definatly a sensitvity to something in my milk???
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I'm looking for a little validation or encouragement here - either will do right now! I've been dealing with low milk supply for the past month. My then-4 MO only gained 1/2 lb between her 2nd and 4th month check up. Tried to get supply up, but she still wasn't gaining, so I've started supplementing about 3 weeks ago. Good news is she started to gain weight. Bad news is the predicted continued fall in my supply is happening. This evening was so bad she just cried at the breast the whole time and I finally just gave her a full feeding of formula (No EBM left to give her )
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besides that david lee tip in, why do we always lose to the bobcats?
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besides that david lee tip in, why do we always lose to the bobcats?
lee should start this game against gerald wallace, somebody gotta put a body on em for the rebounds
I read a few of the posts after last night's game. Sure it was a win but letting the Lakers back into the game last night was far from impressive. But at this point a win is a win and ill take it. I know its Charlotte and it's tough to get jacked up to play Charlotte but it's a pretty big game. Plus Charlotte recently beat the Lakers and Denver and us earlier in the season so it's far from an easy win.
Keys to the game in my mind are
Curry outplays Okafor. I don't remember the exact numbers but last time they were in the Garden Okafor had a real nice game
Defend the 3: Derek Anderson went off last time he played us, I don't really see it happening again but Anderson, Carroll and Morrison can all shoot it.
I really see this as a must win. If we really think we can win the Atlantic we need to win this game easily.
wish i knew the answer 4 that one... every game against charlotte i go into thinkin it would be an ez win. i took the knicks on the money line again tonite (some people never learn). hopefully this time they embarrass the bobcats like they shouldve been doin all season.
somehow we always find a way to lose these games..
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Oh, breen just said that lee's gonna be in the rookie-sophomore game while nate will defend his title in the slam dunk contest
Absolutely Embarassing. Gerald Wallace is a nice player. But not a 30 plus point scorer. Would it be too hard for Channing Fyre to grab one rebound. And whoever keeps betting money on the Knicks must be stupid.
sigh. beat the heat- lose to bobcats. lets just mail in the rest of the season and wait for Dolan's next move.
pretty embarrasing but Detroit, San Antonio, Denver have all been embarrassed by them too so i dont feel as bad. but this still sucks, we never reach steam. i hope we make a move at deadline, we have enough talent to...
Channing had 7 rebounds.. he did grab some i guess..
#15...So good it had to be retired twice
This is getting very irritating, the knicks put together a win over the lakers and then proceed to fall flat to Charlotte. Something has to be done to get some consistency out of these guys.
Hello, Isiah...
if u consider curry as an untouchable, and the 3 rook's/2 2nd year players keepers (at least for now)... the cupboard is pretty bare..
i agree with your comments last week q-rich's value has dropped due to injuries. so he stays
do we trade jamal??... i dunno... he pretty streaky... will hit 10 in a row, and then miss 8 of the next 10... tough call...
marbury... he is playing good, but with 40m owed, there is no market for him
francis.. has 'zero' trade value..
jerome james... see above francis comments
malik.. two more years after this one will make him a tough trade
jefferies... i dunno if IT will trade him , thus admitting his signing was a mistake. plus if he trades him there is a kicker in his contract making it that more difficult.
bottom line , i don't see us with a lot of 'chips' unless we are willing to dangle, frye, lee and to a lesser extent nate and balkman..


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This dude clearly hates the knicks.TNT's Charles Barkley took issue with those going ga-ga over the Knicks.
"I get mad when people try to say they're back," Barkley said last night at the Garden, before the Knicks knocked off the Heat, 93-88. "They're not back. They're a lot more interesting. They're going to make the playoffs. But so is Philadelphia."
Amar'e Stoudemire's signature phrase when he signed was, "The Knicks are back" and it's caught on in all marketing slogans.
Barkley, the outspoken Hall of Famer turned broadcaster, also ripped Mike D'Antoni's speedball offense as he relaxed in the green room before the game with two writers.
Barkley was asked if D'Antoni's offense can win a title. The Phoenix resident who's seen a ton of Suns games across the decade laughed.
"I can already read the headline: Barkley bashes D'Antoni," Barkley said.
"I don't think they can win with this system," he said. "I saw it in Phoenix. They had a lot more talent in Phoenix. A lot more. The three most critical areas of the game are defense, rebounding and turnovers. That's the fundamental flaws of that system. It's not going to end pretty.
"I watched them every night during the last few years [under D'Antoni], and that system exaggerated how great a player you are. Go back to all the guys playing in Phoenix -- Barbosa, Diaw, Shawn Marion, Quentin Richardson. All those guys had inflated numbers. David Lee. They left that system and maybe those guys are not great players. As soon as you leave the system they kind of dropped off the face of the earth. One thing I'll say about Mike, he's made a lot of guys money."
Barkley said Stoudemire should not be the midpoint's MVP.
"He's in the conversation but [Chicago's] Derrick Rose is the MVP," Barkley said. "You can't have the MVP from the sixth seed."
Barkley sees Carmelo Anthony with the Knicks sooner or later.
"If he doesn't get dealt here by the trade deadline, he'll come play here next year," Barkley said. "I thought he should've taken the [Nets] deal. I like some of Jersey's pieces, Brook Lopez I like. They're going to Brooklyn in a couple of years. I thought he should've taken that deal."
Barkley said the Knicks aren't close to being a conference title contender.
"They're a long way away," Barkley said. "The four best teams in the East are head and shoulders above everybody else."
how many championship rings does he have ?
and how many would he have pawned off to pay his gambling debts...
He's a moron, but he isn't hating too hard. I mean, he sound like, maybe more tempered, than many KO ppl?
He had a lot of praise for Gallo, and Fields, after the game.
His comments about SSOL are typically asinine -- typical for him, and for the KO'ers who share his thinking.
But it's his conclusions that are most wrong. He sees facts and parts of reality, but he fails in drawing the most logical conclusions.
He waxes on how talented PHO was, and yet they still couldn't win.
Then goes on, as if it's a negative to D'ant/SSOL, that their peformance there and perceived abilities were monumentally ballooned, and over-performed to a spectacular degree.
Which is 100% true. Ironically, the past wk I've been saying much the same -- PHO was not an inherent juggernaut or great complete team, especially after trading Joe Johnson. The players' ascent and progression, and the team's ability to contend and shake up the league is as much to do w the coach and system, as you will find in the NBA, for a team's success being tethered to coach/system, vs just the blunt force ability of players on the court (which still matters the most, regardless).
Anyways, Barkley is staking himself as a NYK contrarian. Which is ok, and he's not entirely moronic for his anti-WeAreBack swagger. We haven't shown any metal in the playoffs yet, we haven't gotten there yet. He's basically betting against us.
A bad, losing bet. But I guess that's the Barkley way?
And he has a hard on for the Nets still. As f he's tryna stick it to us.(no HOMO)
kinda agree with bark, but i'm all for baby steps too. Let's just make the playoffs first
Barkley of all people has no right to say anything about whether or not someone can win a title...
Barkley actually gave the Knicks credit when he, Kenny and E.J. were doing the highlights of the game.So I really can't get on Barkley for saying those things prior to the game.
Sometimes...Barkley bashes D'Antoni," Barkley said."I don't think they can win with this system," he said. "I saw it in Phoenix. They had a lot more talent in Phoenix. A lot more. The three most critical areas of the game are defense rebounding and turnovers. That's the fundamental flaws of that system. It's not going to rebounding and turnovers. That's the fundamental flaws of that system. It's not going to end pretty.
The truth hurts.
"The three most critical areas of the game are defense, rebounding and turnovers. That's the fundamental flaws of that system."
^^When I read that part I smiled because he confirmed what I've been saying all along. I just don't care for him bashing the team. But he knows the game of BBALL. I'm just glad that someone in the NBA with some clout was seeing the same things I see.
The ssol system is designed for a team filled with all-stars playing in the Olympics. Its gear towards playground balling....where every player touches the rock until the open one takes the shot. It's more conditioned for the Euro league. Unfortunately for the Knicks...the open shot is not often taken by an AllStar.
He's partially right. As presently constituted, compared to those phx teams, we are lacking talent. But those guys were developed players, ours are growing. Also, he has said if we get Melo, it changes things. Which it does. Drastically.


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[Laura Moran is a librarian at the Western Sullivan Public Library, where she oversees the library's oral history project and offers training to people interested in learning how to conduct oral-history interviews. The next training session will be held on Wednesday, December 18 at 4:30 p.m. at the Jeffersonville Branch at 19 Center St., Jeffersonville. For Moran, recorded oral histories are collaborations among the interviewer, the interviewee and a third, yet-to-be-determined person of the future who will one day listen to the recording. She calls oral history "the raw material for historians." The River Reporter (TRR) asked Moran to talk about oral history starting with some thoughts appropriate to the holiday season.]
TRR: Keeping long-standing family traditions is sometimes hard to do in our modern world. Traditions get lost or fall away—Grandma's recipe for potato pancakes, the tradition of cutting down your own Christmas tree. During this holiday season, what kinds of things might an oral historian want to ask about during his time of year?
MORAN: Traditions. How did we celebrate 100 years ago, 50 years ago, 20 years ago? What is the same, what is different. If different, how so? If the same, how did those traditions manage to survive? Learning not only the traditions, but also how to preserve them helps to carry those traditions into the future.
TRR: What long-standing traditions does your family have during the holiday season? And what does your family to do make sure they are passed on?
MORAN: My immediate family is small and loves to get together—yet we are so far apart. When we do manage to travel, we always relive our family myths. We are the only ones who know them and it is comforting to laugh and cry with others who lived through the same things. As the years pass and events fade, they also change. The very act of remembrance changes the way we remember. We try to keep alive the memory of those who have passed on—like my grandmother, Helen Nicholas, whose repartee was lighting quick, whose storytelling opened my imagination at a very early age. We tell her stories and stories of her to her grandchildren. I wish that I had recorded her before she passed on…
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She did have a soaking pee diaper right before her afternoon nap, so she is not dehydrated at this point. And no hives or unusual rashes that I can see.
I talked to our nurse and she said to change to barley or oat cereal, but I am inclined to just stop the cereals and give her body a rest for a week or so, and then try veggies instead.
Many of you don't give your babies cereal, but I think it is usually because of constipation or the processing that the cereal gets, rather than diarrhea, right?
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San Francisco Giants 2, Chicago Cubs 1: Dead-ball era brought back to life
The San Francisco Giants turned back the clock to 1912 on Saturday, figuratively and literally.
The Giants and Cubs broke out the 1912 uniforms to commemorate the four-year anniversary of the Cubs' last World Series (which they shouldn't have actually won … see Fred Merkle).
Then the Giants won a game in dead-ball fashion, scoring both runs with the benefit of an RBI hit.
The Giants loaded the bases in the sixth on singles by Ryan Theriot, Melky Cabrera and Angel Pagan. Then scored on a walk by Aubrey Huff and an infield forceout by Joaquin Arias.
The rest of the work was done by Matt Cain.
Cain had a rough moment in the fourth, giving up a two-out solo home run to David DeJesus followed by a double to Alfonso Soriano.
In his other seven innings of work, he limited the Cubs to three hits and two walks in eight innings, throwing 117 pitches.
Three of the Giants' six hits came in that sixth inning. Cain had one of the remaining three hits. The walk to Huff was the Giants' lone walk in the game.
Giants pitching have shutout the Cubs so far this series when they've kept the ball in the yard.
The Giants hope to break out offensively when Barry Zito faces Travis Wood at 1:05 p.m. Sunday. The game will be carried live on WGN.
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Knowing how to spot Stage 1 patterns is one of the most important bits of information you need to know as an investor. This one pattern is how I found Research in Motion (RIMM) , which is now up 100% in the past 30 days, Alpha Natural Resources (ANR) , up 30% in two weeks, First Solar (FSLR) up 20% in 20 days, the list goes on. My main focus is on ETFs, because of the lower risk they provide, while being very powerful when applied to individual stocks.
Coal and coal stocks have been out of favor for almost two years now. But these unwanted and hated shares may soon be owned by the masses, or at least by traders and investors. A few weeks ago, I talked about the four stages all investments go through and which patters you must be able to spot in order to make huge money investing while having very limited downside risk. You can read about that here, where I used Apple (AAPL) and Research In Motion shares as my examples.
In summary, trade with the big board and only focusing on buying stocks, ETFs, etc., as they are coming out of a Stage 1 Accumulation Basing Pattern. This puts the odds greatly in your favor for not only winning the majority of your trades but generating above-average returns.
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Weekly Major Stock Market Trend : The New York Stock Exchange is the big board. This chart formed a reversal candle last week, which points to lower prices. It's likely we see a one- or two-week dip before buyers step back in. Until then, individual stocks should pause or form mini bull flags until the sellers are finished and buyers step back into risk on assets (equities).
Coal Sector ETF Showing Stage 1 Basing PatternCoal stocks have been bouncing on the bottom for some time and if you did not review the Stages Report using the link above, then do so now, so you know what to expect in detail.
This Coal ETF (KOL) is a basket of coal companies and is starting to show signs of a new bull market. A breakout and close above $26.00 should trigger strong buying with the potential of a 21% gain before it hits my first price target. This could go way past that, but one target at a time, folks.
Naturally, I would like to see a bull flag or pause in KOL over the next couple of weeks, then look to get long using the pivot low of that pause/bull flag as my protective stop. I'm not jumping in here as the broad market looks ready to correct and ¾ stocks follow the big board, which will pull KOL down.


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It's okayish, I guess.
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It's okayish, I guess.
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It was supposed to be sarcastic. I failed miserably.
To be more direct: AOTY material right here.
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Sorry if its irrelevant, what's the best Meads album to start with?
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Written by mz on 15.04.2013 at 00:18
Sorry if its irrelevant, what's the best Meads album to start with?
Hard to say really. Murder of Jesus the Jew is my favourite full length (but even that loses out to the Welcome To Planet Genocide EP) but it's also probably their easiest to listen to record. Damascus Steel is a pretty good summing up of their sound too but lacks many of the flourishes of stuff after it (not in a bad way though, just a bit more direct and straightforward).
Sod it, go for Welcome to Planet Genocide. It's short and contains everything that makes the band so great (while the album length is technically 55 minutes the last track. which clocks in at half an hour, is mostly silence).
Written by mz on 16.04.2013 at 20:38
Thank you, I knew that I could count on you . I found out that I have Murder of Jesus the Jew in my laptop and will sure listen to it after finishing final university project. Also Welcome to Planet Genocide seems very interesting considering your comment and Jup's review. I will dl that asap.
Again, tnx
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I'm not even remotely a stickler when it comes to production, but damn, it is slightly annoying/detracting here.
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Too lazy to Google it from my phone, but does any one know who does the primary clean vocals on this? They always remind me of Lou Reed. Kinda hoping they're in another band.
The title track has to be one of the most complete songs the band had ever done. Amazing stuff.
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I think it's either, Amebix's vocalist or some guy called JM who also performs cleans in a Meads side project:
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(Bluefield)—The annual Bluefield State College "Blue & Gold Extravaganza" on Friday, April 19, 2013 will bring together residents from the local and College community for a night of spirited fun and generous giving. It begins at 7 p.m. at Fincastle On The Mountain in Bluefield, VA.
The evening will feature an attractive variety of live and silent auction items. Guests will enjoy music, socializing, and hors d'oeuvres by Fincastle On The Mountain's Chef Rick.
Betty Carroll, Executive Director of the BSC Foundation, has directed organizational efforts for the event. "The auction proceeds will benefit the Bluefield State College Foundation's unrestricted annual fund," she observed. "This fund provides emergency loans for students, underwrites employees' participation in professional workshops, and addresses opportunities and challenges for BSC students throughout the year."
Bill Archer will again serve as auctioneer. "The auction is a great way to bring community members and BSC together for an evening of fun," Carroll continued. "At the same time, we are raising funds to help our students, staff and faculty."
Tickets purchased prior to the event cost $20 each (tickets at the door--$25), and entitle the holder to two beverages and an array of delicious offerings. "Fincastle On The Mountain" is a fantastic venue, and we look forward to a good time for all," Carroll noted.
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A big part of a college application will be standardized test scores. Colleges use special standardized tests that are referred to as COLLEGE ADMISSIONS TESTS as one tool to evaluate a student's high school career and promise of future educational success.
Getting ready for these tests starts right away. All the work students do in school is part of the preparation, but there are a few other specific steps:
Standardized Tests are tests used to assess progress and achievement. They are called standard because they are given under the same circumstances to students all over the country. They are usually multiple-choice and timed. All of these tests are different. Students need to become familiar with the tests: what kind of test, what content is tested, and how long the test will take.
In this section you can find a page on each of these tests:
Two of the tests listed above are "pre" tests that help students to prepare for the College Admissions Tests. PLAN is a pre-ACT and PSAT is a pre-SAT.
Most colleges and universities require either SAT or ACT. It is important to find out which tests is required by the institutions where a student plans to apply. It is possible that a student will apply to some schools that require one test and some schools that require the other test. So, some students will take both the SAT and the ACT.
These tests will span a student's high school career. Not all students should or can take all of these tests. Not all schools offer all these tests, and not all universities require all of these tests.
There are a few that all students should plan to take:
SAT or ACT (or both)
It's important that all JUNIORS take the PSAT in October of their junior year.
SAT and/or ACT should be taken near the end of the JUNIOR year or at the beginning of the SENIOR year.
Students must register for these tests, usually six weeks before the test date.
Each year, the dates will vary slightly. It is important to check each test company's website for the exact dates.
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Salvatore Ferragamo, a self taught genius from Naples so inventive in making and creating the most elegant and comfortable shoes in the world, became known as the shoemaker of royalty, stars and famous people.
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While staying at Torre di Bellosguardo, a historic hotel, visit the museum and its new exhibition "The Amazing Shoemaker - Fairy Tales and Legends about Shoes and Shoemakers" which explores the role shoes have in legends and myths, as well as the story of the famous Italian label.


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Home List of Titles Tracing outflows and accretion: a bimodal azimuthal dependence of Mg II absorption
Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: http://hdl.handle.net/1959.3/238056
- Title
- Tracing outflows and accretion: a bimodal azimuthal dependence of Mg II absorption
- Author(s)
- Kacprzak, Glenn G.; Churchill, Christopher W.; Nielsen, Nikole M.
- Abstract
- We report a bimodality in the azimuthal angle distribution of gas around galaxies as traced by Mg II absorption: halo gas prefers to exist near the projected galaxy major and minor axes. The bimodality is demonstrated by computing the mean azimuthal angle probability distribution function using 88 spectroscopically confirmed Mg II-absorption-selected galaxies [Wr (2796) ≥ 0.1 Å] and 35 spectroscopically confirmed non-absorbing galaxies [Wr (2796) < 0.1 Å] imaged with Hubble Space Telescope and Sloan Digital Sky Survey. The azimuthal angle distribution for non-absorbers is flat, indicating no azimuthal preference for gas characterized by Wr (2796) < 0.1 Å. We find that blue star-forming galaxies clearly drive the bimodality while red passive galaxies may exhibit an excess along their major axis. These results are consistent with galaxy evolution scenarios where star-forming galaxies accrete new gas, forming new stars and producing winds, while red galaxies exist passively due to reduced gas reservoirs. We further compute an azimuthal angle dependent Mg II absorption covering fraction, which is enhanced by as much as 20%-30% along the major and minor axes. The Wr (2796) distribution for gas along the major axis is likely skewed toward weaker Mg II absorption than for gas along the projected minor axis. These combined results are highly suggestive that the bimodality is driven by gas accreted along the galaxy major axis and outflowing along the galaxy minor axis. Adopting these assumptions, we find that the opening angle of outflows and inflows to be 100° and 40°, respectively. We find that the probability of detecting outflows is ~60%, implying that winds are more commonly observed.
- Publication type
- Journal article
- Research centre
- Swinburne University of Technology
- Source
- Astrophysical Journal Letters, Vol. 760, no. 1 (Nov 2012), article no. L7
- Publication year
- 2012
- FOR Code(s)
- 0201 Astronomical and Space Sciences
- Keyword(s)
- Absorption lines; Galaxy halos; Intergalactic medium; Quasars
- Publisher
- Institute of Physics Publishing
- 2041-8205
- Publisher URL
- Copyright
- Copyright © 2012 The American Astronomical Society. All rights reserved. The American Astronomical Society does not allow institutions to archive either the accepted manuscript or the published version of the article. However, you can find an earlier version of the full text here: http://arxiv.org/abs/1205.0245
- Additional information
- The authors acknowledge support from a NASA/STScI grant HST-GO-11667.01-A and NASA's New Mexico Space Grant Consortium.
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May 12, 2011 —
Friday, May 6 will be the first day of fishing for the Tangler. My silk line has been dressed with Red Label Mucilin, the ferrules on the bamboo rod checked, various fly boxes have been stowed away in my fishing shirt. My reel has been cleaned and greased. I am set to go. The Graham brothers and I will be heading for the Willowemoc right after lunch. We are all hoping to find the Hendrickson mayfly hatching. This is the insect that usually causes the trout to lose their winter sluggishness and go on the feed voraciously. Since we have now been at the cabin for 16 days without wetting a line, I am raring to go. Even if we have the misfortune to find no flies hatching, simply being on the water will be its own reward. We are on our way.
On April 14, a Clem's Quiz ran in this column. Here are the answers to that quiz.
1. According to Poul Jorgenson, his fly tying mentor was William F. Blades. The first name of the wife of Mr. Blades was Dorothy.
2. The first president of the Federation of Fly Fishers was Gene Anderegg.
3. Hiram Hawes, Dan Brenan and Nat Uslan were all builders of fine bamboo fly rods.
4. The originator of the streamer fly patterns the Warden's Worry and the Supervisor was Joseph Stickney of Saco, ME. He was also a supervisor of Fish Wardens for the State of Maine. His fly patterns were aptly named.
5. The vocation of the early American fly fishing essayist George Washington Bethune was as a Protestant pastor.
6. The title of that extraordinary book on fly tying patterns was "Trout Flies." The name of the author is Richard Salmon. Shucks, I told you that the author's name was a fish. I guess it is hard to get the bat around on a 99 mile an hour fastball. I had the job of putting together 25 of these books. For my labor, the author kindly gave me a free copy. I wonder what that book would be worth today?
I also have a copy of Mr. Salmon's other book, "Fly Fishing for Trout." Jim Deren of the Angler's Roost gave me that volume one Christmas. He signed it, "For a member of my cracker barrel crew, 1955." Cracker barrel crew members were Deren's unpaid sales staff who took care of customers on busy lunch hours or when Deren was simply bored with the retailing business.
7. "Goodbye to a River" was the title of the book written by John Graves in 1959 about a float trip down the Brazos River. His companion on that trip was a six-month-old Dachshund puppy. To quote Graves, "The pup was not a very practical dog, but he was company." The book gives a historical perspective on both the Brazos and the people who originally settled Texas. Having read the book twice, it is hard to forget that the full moon in March is forever known as the "Comanche Moon." That was a time if you were living in an isolated cabin on the Brazos you slept with pistols and rifles fully loaded. Mr. Graves takes you for a great ride down a magnificent river before it was dammed four times.


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The point when everybody gets bored during the Academy Awards is when they give out all of those technical awards to people you've never heard of. Awards for editing, cinematography, music and some other ones we can't remember ... you know, the ones that they give out on the dinky side stage or even sometimes just in the aisles if they're feeling really lazy.
But you are fans of some of these "technical" guys. Huge fans, in some cases. You just didn't know it.
6Ben Burtt: Decided What Your Childhood Sounded Like
It's a scene you've probably seen a hundred times, but there's one thing you always take for granted. At the moment Darth Vader walks through a doorway in A New Hope -- and into the annals of pop culture -- there's a sound that changes everything:
Darth Vader breathes really loudly. There's no reason for it, but for some reason it's scary as hell. That nightmarish mechanical sound follows him everywhere. That sound, and countless other little touches, were created by Ben Burtt. He has the boring job title of "sound designer," but he brought Star Wars to life in countless ways. (Trivia: Darth Vader's breathing is Burtt breathing through a scuba regulator.)
Ability to force-choke not included.
The high-pitched sound the blasters make? Burtt came up with that. Chewbacca's voice? Burtt created it by recording a moaning walrus and layering it with some other animal sounds. On top of this, he didn't just design R2-D2's sounds but actually performed most of them himself. That's right -- he is R2-D2.
But his work didn't stop with Star Wars. He also personally designed E.T.'s voice and personally performed the adorable voice of WALL-E. Yeah, he's WALL-E as well.
For the sake of time, we're going to skip over talking about the whip and boulder sounds from Indiana Jones (he made those, presumably with his sizable wang) and move on to a signature sound effect that is in almost every modern action and adventure film: the Wilhelm scream. It's a clip of a man screaming that's been used over 200 films:
Burtt discovered it. Burtt named it. Burtt is the father of the Wilhelm scream which he stumbled across on a studio reel labeled "Man being eaten by alligator" and made famous.
We would keep talking about that, but it turns out there's one more Burtt Star Wars sound we should mention: the lightsaber sound. The electric "unsheathing" sound when the beams emerge, the humming and clashing of the fights -- sounds that every kid can make with his mouth (they kept having to stop Ewan McGregor from making that sound while shooting the scenes in the prequels).
Liam Neeson was constantly breaking character to weep openly in shame.
How'd Burtt come up with it? By layering the sound of an electric motor from a movie projector over the hum of an old television set.
When the characters were fighting, he'd broadcast that sound into the booth and wave his microphone around in front of the speaker, in sync with what was happening onscreen. The moving mic caused the sound to fade in and out with the movement of the lightsabers. And with that crude setup, he created the sound of your childhood.
5Yuen Woo Ping: Choreographs All of the Best Fight Scenes
If you try to fight Keanu Reeves on the street, you will find he can't actually do kung fu worth a shit. The reason he's able to engage in zero-gravity martial arts fights that are so mesmerizing you're willing to sit through two bad Matrix sequels just to see more, is a man named Yuen Woo Ping. He's a fight choreographer, planning these sequences punch by punch.
The fights in the Kill Bill movies? Yuen Woo Ping. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon? Same guy. That amazing stuff Jet Li can do? Thank Yuen (who's done nine movies with him). The intricately choreographed fight/comedy/stunt scenes of Jackie Chan? Once more, nine of his movies were Yuen's work.
He's like a crazy, armed and straight George Takei.
His style of fight scenes -- which are so elaborate that they're basically ass-kicking high-wire dance sequences -- is so distinct that it's hard to miss. (Did we mention he did Kung Fu Hustle? Because he did.) Especially the way he uses the props and set, where anything can be a weapon. We like to imagine that this man has a bin full of farming, construction, ninja and custodian equipment on set and just reaches into it and pulls something random out, declaring, "I will make this fuck someone up."
"Who wants to see where I can fit this microphone?"
Take a look at Neo's fight in the chateau scene in The Matrix Reloaded, where he seems to have trouble deciding which kick-ass weapon is best for killing dudes, or the scene in Crouching Tiger between Michelle Yeoh and Zhang Ziyi:
Yuen is well-known in his home country of China (where he is an accomplished director) but most of you don't know his name, even though he created some of your favorite scenes of all time (not to mention single-handedly revitalized martial art films in the United States in the last decade). He is the reason why our daydreams always involve flying beautifully through the air and kicking somebody in the head.
Did You Know? Chinese people gain the ability to fly under the influence of a full moon.


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Jim Mullins
Services: 2 p.m. Tuesday at Dora Baptist Church.
Mr. J.L. "Jim" Mullins, 45, of Rogers, died Friday, April 25, 2003, at his home.
He was born Dec. 10, 1957, in Muleshoe, to Nelda and George L. Mullins.
He married Kellye Love on Nov. 29, 1993,
He grew up in the Dora area and graduated from Dora High School in 1974. While in high school he participated in FFA. He and his father ran the family ranch and farm operation together until his dad died in 1991. He continued to ranch and farm until 1996. For the past year he was employed as a road maintainer for Roosevelt County. He was a member of Dora Baptist Church and was a volunteer fireman on the Dora Fire Department. Family members said he liked to work on cars and play with his two little girls.
He was preceded in death by a brother, Kim; a sister, Leslie Mullins; and his father, George Mullins.
Survivors include his wife, Kellye of the home; two sons, Randall James Love of Germany and Caleb Lee Humphrey of San Antonio, Texas; two daughters, Krystal Racheil Mullins and Katonna Paige Mullins, both of the home; his mother, Nelda Chamberland (and husband, Bill); and two sisters, Carolyn Strebeck of Clovis and Nicki Mabery of Granbury, Texas.
The Rev. Philip Shelton will officiate the services.
Burial will be at Mt. Zion Cemetery in Dora.
Pallbearers will be Billy Cathey, Tom Clark, Gene Richards, Lyndon Greathouse, Jackie Grimes, Elwood Lott, Jessie Luna and Bobby Brunson.
Honorary bearers will be the members of the Dora Fire Department and his co-workers.
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"If the pope is rejected, it follows that not one bishop, but the whole episcopate threatens to fall."
~ Avitus, Bishop of Vienne; writing about A.D. 520.


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Category:FOIA Documents
<fb:like></fb:like>Freedom of Information Act, including provisions of the Act providing individuals with the right to request records created by the Peace Corps and other federal agencies.
Submit your own! Submitting_a_FOIA_request
The following articles contain documents that were requested from Peace Corps, via the FOIA, and are therefore in public domain.
FOIA Pending, Closed or Pending Appeal
Please Add or Edit entries by entering full FOIA article name (ex:FOIA 10111) {{#forminput:foia}}
(based on semantic info in the FOIA template on particular FOIA request pages)
Sorted by Response date
"*" All Business Day Calculations minus February 8th through 12th 2010 (5 business days) the federal government was closed because of snow.
{{#ask: |?FOIA summary |?FOIA requested |?FOIA received |?FOIA response |?FOIA appeal number |?FOIA appeal requested |?FOIA appeal received |?FOIA appeal response |?FOIA business days |?FOIA agent |sort=FOIA requested|order=descending|limit=50 }}
For older requests: http://www.peacecorpswiki.org/FOIAdocs/FOIARqstHistory.pdf
Also See
The Government Attic
Excellent resource for finding FOIA docs (Example: "printout of the IG investigations closed since October 2008")
Submitting a Request yourself
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Matt Carroll was traded from the Bobcats to the Hornets on Tuesday.
Rudy Gobert scored a career-high 22 points on 6-of-8 shooting in Tuesday's 112-105 win over the Suns.
Zach Randolph returned from a seven-game absence on Tuesday vs. the 76ers, scoring 12 points with 14 rebounds and one assist in 22 minutes.
Marc Gasol scored 26 points on 9-of-17 shooting with 12 rebounds, three assists, one steal and two blocks in 34 minutes in Tuesday's 96-91 win over the 76ers.
Richaun Holmes started at center on Tuesday vs. Memphis and played well, scoring 10 points on 5-of-13 shooting with six rebounds, two assists, one steal and three blocks in 34 minutes.
Ersan Ilyasova scored a season-high 23 points with 17 rebounds in Tuesday's 96-91 loss to the Grizzlies.
Rodney Hood (sore right hamstring) will not return to Tuesday's game vs. the Suns.
Goran Dragic feasted against the Knicks on Tuesday, dropping 29 points with seven assists, four rebounds, two steals and four triples.
Elfrid Payton came off the bench, but played 35 minutes and hit 9-of-12 shots, 3-of-3 3-pointers and 4-of-4 free throws for a career-high 25 points, nine assists, three steals and three blocks in possibly the best game of his young NBA career.
Hassan Whiteside scored 23 points with 14 rebounds in Tuesday's loss to the Knicks.
Carmelo Anthony matched his season-high with 35 points on 13-of-27 shooting in Tuesday's 114-103 win over the Heat.
John Wall went nuts on Tuesday, hitting 18-of-31 shots, 5-of-8 3-pointers and 11-of-14 free throws for a career-high 52 points, four rebounds, eight assists, three steals and just four turnovers in Tuesday's 124-116 loss to the Magic.


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