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Perhaps the ultimate sign that a cruise is a chance to let your hair down is passengers' willingness to act silly in public at shipboard games and contests. For those who have a competitive spirit or just want a good laugh, these activities are a must-do.
Held poolside and in lounges, the activities range from dance contests and mock Olympics to joke-telling battles and games that test how well couples really know each other.
Most are hosted by the cruise director and involve plenty of banter. Go with an open mind and prepare to lose it.
John Heald, Carnival Cruise Lines' well-known cruise director, says he's always amazed what cruise passengers will do in front of an audience – for a prize that's often nothing more than a plastic medal or trophy.
"Audience participation remains a guest favorite and participation can mean on board fame… and that much heralded ship on a stick," Heald tells Experience Cruise.
Here are some of our favorite silly cruise ship games and contests.
The Quest: This adult scavenger hunt will make you laugh until you cry. We don't want to give too much away, but let's just say there is some collecting of various items, cross-dressing and strutting involved. Cruise lines that have it include Royal Caribbean.
Hairy Chest Contest: While Carnival has eliminated the belly-flop competition at the pool, the line still has this poolside favorite, which involves men competing based on yes, their bare hairy chests – and bellies. It's a scream.
Love and Marriage: Also known by other names including the Marriage Game, this often risqué contest pits couple against couple, answering questions such as "Where is the weirdest place you've made whoopee?" Don't be surprised if there is an older couple with an especially titillating tale to tell. On most big ship lines.
Finish the Lyric: It's amazing how many people think they know all the lyrics to songs, but they don't. Hearing your fellow passengers improvise is hysterical – especially on difficult songs such as Elton John's Bennie and the Jets. On Royal Caribbean and other lines.
Mock Olympics: Whether involving a rubber chicken (as on Carnival) or other props, this deck-game awards a medal to the champion – often the person who is able to keep a straight face amidst mass guffawing.
Best Joke, Worst Joke: Passengers vie with stories that are sometimes hysterical and other times just sad (hence the worst category). On a recent Holland America Line cruise, one woman told about how she accidentally gave her false teeth to a homeless man on the way to the ship.
--Fran Golden is the Experience Cruise expert blogger and a contributing editor of Porthole Magazine. She is the co-author of Frommer's Alaska Cruises and Ports of Call.


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Blogger to WordPress
For those who has blogged in Blogger or Blogspot and would like to switch to self-hosted WordPress(best of all blogging platform), these are the following steps you need to follow:
- Login to your self-hosted WordPress Dashboard.
- Go to Tools > Import.
- Select on Blogger. It will prompt you for the Blogger Importer plugins and just click Install. Or you can manually install it from┬Āhttp://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/blogger-importer/
- After installing the Blogger Importer plugins, go back to the Tools > Import and click Blogger and you will see this page below.
- Click Authorize and you will get┬Āthe authorization between WordPress and Google Blogger account that you have. After this, you will be prompted to grant access. Click Grant access to proceed.
- After clicking the Grant access, you will go to the import page that looks like a snapshot below where the import process will take place if you click the import button.
- After the import process, the set authors button will appear. By clicking the set authors button, you will see a page that looks like the snapshot below and you may configure the author according to your desired preferences.
- After this, click Save changes and you have┬Āsuccessfully┬Āimported your blogpost from Blogger to WordPress.
Notice: Some XML files that are being imported directly from Blogger's blog tools may face some incompatibility issue after being implemented in WordPress therefore there's another solution whereby the downloaded XML files from Blogger have to undergo a conversion tool through this link┬Āhttp://blogger2wordpress.appspot.com/┬Āwhere it is converted to WXR files for enhanced import to WordPress.
On my next post, I will be writing on the migration guide from Posterous to self-hosted WordPress. Stay tuned and please subscribe to our blog's RSS to get update on our blog and WordPress tips.
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Nice for importing but this will not pass on SeO values…
Oh its just using a plugin
but, how about the content format?
like paragraph, image size, etc??
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Sun, 07/22/2012 - 5:38pm Ben Nelms
The turkey named "Turduckin" sitting on 13-year-old Cameron Tyson's shoulder is a proud resident of the 180-degree Farm in east Coweta County. Cameron was joined at the farm July 14 by friends and Peachtree City residents Nathan Ruck (L), age 21, and 14 year-old Alex Ruck. The 180-degree Farm is an all-organic, non-profit enterprise established by Nicole and Scott Tyson. As for Turduckin, he hung around with his buddies in the duck paddock for so long that the Tyson family gave up on trying to convince him that he's not a duck. "He just keeps flying back in," Scott said. For more information on the farm visit www.180degreefarm.org. Photo/Ben Nelms.


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Photos.Hermits.com is being continually updated! Over the weekend, images of JV Ice Hockey, Varsity Ice Hockey, Fencing, and Wrestling team images from the Pennsville match were added to the site. There is also a new feature on the website: A digital download option is now available for all images. Students, parents, and family members can now purchase a downloadable image from the site that they can print on their own, tag to a Facebook or Twitter account, or submit for use in the 2013 yearbook!
Please click on the link at the beginning of this article to view all of the images on the website.Tags: Photos.Hermits.com
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Attarintiki Daredi: Picture Abhi Baaki Hai
Pawan Kalyan's mighty hit Attarintiki Daredi which is just few steps away from creating history by beating all time record of Magadheera, is not getting satisfied with it. The makers of this film are coming up with 'extras' to lure the fans and AD lovers. Extra scenes will be added from fifth week for this film.
Two scenes in the first half and three scenes in the second half will be added in all the theaters screening Attarintiki Daredi from Friday. By doing so they are aiming to cash in on the Diwali festive season too. Attarintiki Daredi is expected to do Rs. 75 crores business in full run, but with this the film would get extra mileage to go near Rs. 80 crore mark.
Adding edited scenes and songs for successful films to get some more collections is not new in Tollywood. Songs have been added for Chudalani Undi and Shankardada MBBS after fifty days. Few edited scenes were added for Magadheera after five weeks. Some comedy bits were included for Pawan's Jalsa too. Let's see if the newly added scenes boosts up the collections of Attarintiki Daredi to make it a bigger success.


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One group that is helping advance mapping and geospatial tools is the Open Source Geospatial Foundation - OSGeo.org. If you are going to be at Where 2.0, I encourage you to check them out. This non-profit organisation is breaking new ground in both the geospatial domain and the open source world.
A First For Geospatial
The goal of the foundation is to support the development and up-take of geospatial technology; in particular, open source geospatial technology. This is nothing new for open source (where several non-profit groups have been established) but for the geospatial industry it is a first. Geospatial technologies have been dominated by a handful of commercial products, but that continues to change as open source projects prove their maturity in the non-profit, government and business worlds. The foundation acts as a catalyst for some of these great alternatives, where members are commited to collaborate on making these the best tools available.
A First For Open Source
The foundation is also breaking new ground in the open source domain. Many projects have existed over the past 10 years. They cover the range of applications (web mapping toolkits, data access API's, spatial databases, desktop GIS, etc.) but with limited, informal, commitments to collaborate.
All that changed in February 2006 when 25 representatives (plus dozens more in IRC) from more than 10 different open source projects met face-to-face and committed to working together. Thus, with some generous help from Autodesk, the foundation was formed.
Why is this ground-breaking for open source in general? Because most of the projects represented are already mature and stable. This wasn't an effort to breathe life into some dying corporate product or to come up with some new tools to beat others. Instead, it was a way of finding common ground between successful products with a bright future and seeking ways to collaborate to make that future even brighter. The magnitude of collaboration is ground-breaking.
At Where 2.0, the OSGeo group will be leading presentations, a birds-of-a-feather meeting, a developers roundtable and will have a booth. Several members will be in attendance. If you need tools, educational material, geospatial data or a business case for using geospatial technologies, then check out the foundation. Better yet, sign up and get on board with the many other volunteers who are helping make the foundation a success.
Talk with members of the foundation through the discussion mailing list (email@example.com) and the #osgeo IRC channel on freenode.net. Members will also be at several other conferences this year.]]>


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Misfires - '02 JGC Limited...
I'm lost at this point...
I have had an engine light for a while. The tester at auto zone says "random, 5 and 7..."
With just over 100k on the truck, I decided it had to be the plugs. I bought new ones from auto zone. The plugs I pulled out were burnt to nubs... Lol... Anyhow, the new ones are supposedly direct replacement copper plugs from Motorcraft. I have them gapped to the .040 the underside of the hood mentioned. After replacements... The same codes. P0300, p0305, p0307. #&@%! Noticeable increase in performance.
So then I looked at my coils. I obviously am not hurrying up to replace all of them... So I set out to determine which one it may be. So I pulled out and made sure I cleaned them off really well... They looked pretty good.
I moved 1 to 7, 3 to 5, 5 to 3, and 7 to 1.... As well as 1 to 8, 4 to 6, 6 to 4, and 8 to 2... Hoping that the problem will move... No such luck... The same codes. P0300, p0305, p0307. #&@%!
So then I looked at my injectors. I obviously am not hurrying up to replace all of them... So I set out to determine which one it may be. So I pulled out and made sure I cleaned them off really well... They looked pretty good.
I moved 1 to 7, 3 to 5, 5 to 3, and 7 to 1.... As well as 1 to 8, 4 to 6, 6 to 4, and 8 to 2... Hoping that the problem will move... No such luck... The same codes. P0300, p0305, p0307. #&@%!
So at this point, I have moved everything I can think of... Still the same f'n problem exists.
The Misfires are pretty inconsistent. Seems to come from cold starts. Warm starts and running normal is clean. There is no vibration or silly sounds if it werent for that light, Id never know
The only things left
Bad Knock Sensor, possible software update, possible bad wire to spark coil or injector.. I suspect its not misfiring in 2 cylinders, but 1. The cylinders are right next to each other both physically and in the firing order. They are so close, it may be hard to detect.
Specs Stock Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited with the 4.7 Engine code N
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What about your Distributor Cap? Check that!
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As far as i know the knock sensors are only for the 4.7 HO engine.
I presume that you cleared the PCM memory first and checked for the codes after the next engine run, right?
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Yeah. I now know about the knock sensor absence on the standard 4.7.. I have a scanner and have cleared the codes. Then I'll walk away. Let the engine cool off.. I'll come back. It's a 50/50 shot the codes come back. But the eventually do. If not the first running but likely the second or third running. Always the same f'n codes.
If there is no knock sensor.. How does the computer determing where and when a knock or misfire happens?
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This engine probably doesn't have problems with engine knock, they only started with this with the higher compresion ratio HO engine and i believe the newer GC (2005 and on) have them as well.
I red in the Jeep manual that misfire is detected by the PCM by a small change in engine speed when the respective spark plug is firing.
So the problem can be ignition related, fuel injection related or maybe low compression in the respective cylinder. You had checked the injectors visually, but maybe the ultasonic cleaning will help. Or do a check of the compression.
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the injectors look good. very clean looking. no obvious damage..
if i had a "compression" problem.. how would i even start to fix that with out taking out a mortgage?
the jeep actually runs pretty well at basically all engine speeds. clean idle, smooth acceleration... just the start up is a bit... "lacking"
could i maybe need a new battery? its got an "07" sticker on it.. i know im starting to reach... but i need options.
i appreciate the help.
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When you say "the startup is lacking", do you mean that the starter motor is turning the engine around slowly, or does it take longer then normal for the engine to start?
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the start up isn't a strong one. not like it used to be. i just noticed what looked to be more than a puff of steam from the exhaust. like there may have been oil or something left over that burned during start up.
not sure how to "run a compression test" but i have a funny feeling the rings are in need of replacement. I'm not sure i am ready for that kind of surgery. nor am i ready to pay for that kind of surgery.
i have ran mobile one for the last 75k... it has 102k.
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You had checked the spark plugs before, didn't you? If there would be oil passing the rings, or the valve stems, you probably would have seen it on the spark plugs as black deposite or carbon buildup. When the engine turns over slowly during start, first let your battery checked before buying an other.
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there was a really tiny bit of "wet" on the #7 plug when i pulled it out for the very first time after 100k. it looked like it might have been oil, or a dirty fluid. but there was so little that i couldn't really tell. after about 800 miles... i pulled them out again... and they weren't wet. they are a bit sooty. but nothing really major.
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It's time to improve your LinkedIn profile
Your LinkedIn profile is about to become your new best friend when it comes to finding a job. But as a career finder, there are some tips and tricks to making the most of your profile. Unlike a resume, you can constantly update your LinkedIn profile to make the most of keywords employers are searching for or to promote yourself.
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In 2006, director Zack Snyder went to a comic-book convention in San Diego to preview his new movie 300, based on Frank Miller's graphic story. He walked away with a storm of buzz that helped propel his sword-and-CG opus to blockbuster box office the following spring — and transformed himself into a Hollywood power player.
Next week, Snyder will return to Comic-Con, hoping for a similar response to his follow-up: Watchmen, adapted from the acclaimed 1986 comic by Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, a brainy, byzantine, and brilliant skewering of superhero archetypes, and a reality-based reassembly of the entire genre. It's a hallowed cult-pop artifact that many had deemed unfilmable, but Snyder may have proven them wrong. In the following interview, he tells us about his uniquely geeky roots and why he thinks mainstream culture is ready for Watchmen's twisted take on superheroes.
ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: First 300, now Watchmen — have you always been a comics fan?
ZACK SNYDER: I came to comic books through my mother. I loved fantasy art — I love Frank Frazetta [the famed illustrator known for adult-oriented, sword-and-sorcery, and sci-fi imagery]. I went to boarding school. You weren't allowed too many posters up, and everything I set up was slightly inappropriate. Frazetta's naked girls, ripped up guys — the kids were like, "What the hell?!" They had their Boy George posters up, I had crazy Frazetta. My mother saw I was into this comic called Heavy Metal magazine, so she got me a subscription. You could call it "high-brow" comics, but to me, that comic book was just pretty sexy! I had a buddy who tried getting me into "normal" comic books, but I was all like, "No one is having sex or killing each other. This isn't really doing it for me." I was a little broken, that way. So when Watchmen came along, I was, "This is more my scene."
Your mom sounds pretty cool.
She's just a little bit on the edge. She always did inappropriate stuff when we were kids, like teaching us how to toilet-paper the neighbor's house or lighting fireworks. She was a gifted painter and amazing photographer. Just a free spirit. I bought a movie camera and started making movies when I was 11. It was a really cheap camera and it wasn't really working for me, so she bought me the best camera she could find. Awesome camera. I had it forever. My mom always encouraged me, it was never weird. She'd look at Heavy Metal and go "Woo-hoo!"
Watchmen was published in comic-book form in 1986 — but you discovered the story in its graphic novel a few years later when you were in college, right?
I had seen it in the store when it first came out as a comic, but I never got the first issue, and I couldn't get into it at the middle; I felt like I missed it a little bit.
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In February 2011, the government announced its plans to raise the motorway speed limits in the UK.
Tests and trials were due to start any day now but news on the proposed speed limit increase has been eerily quiet.
The Sunday Times is reporting that the policy is as good as dead with a senior source saying: "You won't see 80mph limits on motorways in the life of this parliament. It was a bit foolish, to be honest."
The argument behind the initial idea was that increasing the speed limit would help the economy by allowing people to get to meetings faster and to make deliveries more quickly.
Journey times would fall by an average of four minutes for every hour of travelling, resulting in hundreds of millions of pounds of benefit.
Britain would be brought closer into line with the fast trunk roads in continental Europe.
The Sunday Times further reports that trials were set to commence on at least five sections of motorway where the national limit would be raised by 10mph.
Officials have spent more than a year trying to identify sites but say they have reached no conclusions and it is possible that no sites may be suitable for road safety reasons.
One well-placed source in the Department for Transport told the Sunday Times, "There are some bits of the motorway network that you might want to do it on but I'd be surprised if it ever became implemented across the whole motorway network."
Critics - such as Neil Greig from the Institute of Advanced Motorists - claim that safety would be at risk, saying: "Our main concern is that today's 70mph speed limit means 80mph to many drivers, so tomorrow's 80mph could mean 90mph."


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The Physics Factbook
Edited by Glenn Elert -- Written by his students
An educational, Fair Use website
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|Post, Jeffrey E. The National Gem Collection. New York: Harry N. Abrams Inc. 1997: 53.
|"In 1987, for example, a red diamond sold at auction for almost a million dollars pre carat, and recently a 13.44-carat deep blue sold for $550,000 per carat. By comparison, a flawless,colorless diamond might sell for $25,000 to $50,000 per carat, depending on size and cut"
|Matlins, AntoinetteJewelry & Gems At Auction. Woodstock: Gemstone Press, 2002.
|[Table, Range $28,000, single carat stone-$202,800, three carat stone]
|$140,000- $338,000/g
|The Rapaport Diamond Price Sheet. New York: 16, May 2004.
|[Table, Range $17,300 (IF quality D color)-$900 (I3 quality M color) per carat]
|$86,500- $4,500/g
|Diamond Price Calculator. AM-Diamonds.
|[Table, Range $17,000 (IF quality D color)-$900 (I3 quality M color) per carat GIA Certified diamonds]
|Liddicoat, Richard T. The Jewelers' Manual. Gemological Institute of America. 1967: 281.
|"Jonker Diamond. A fine quality, 726-carat diamond found in South Africa in 1934. It was purchased by the Diamond Producers' Association for $315,000 and later sold to Harry Winston, New York City gem dealer, for a reported $700,000. After cutting by Lazare Kaplan, of New York, a marquise and eleven emerald cuts resulted. The largest stone, the Jonker, was a 66-facet emerald cut that weighed 142.90 carats; later it was recut to 125.65 carats and 58 facets. After being owned briefly by King Farouk of Egypt (when its estimated value was $1,000,000), it became the property of Queen Ratna, of Nepal."
(1934 pre-cut)
(1934 post-cut)
|"Jubilee Diamond. A 650.80 carat African diamond, found in 1895. It was named in honor of Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee, in 1897. It was cut into a 245.35-carat cushion shaped brilliant of excellent quality and exhibited in Paris in 1900. Thereafter, it was owned by an Indian industrialist and a London firm. Since 1937, the gem has been the property of Paul-Louis Weiller, of Paris, who loaned it to the Smithsonian Institution in 1961 for display. Its present value is estimated to be $1,500,000."
Diamonds may last forever, but their prices change almost weekly.
A diamond is valued by 4 things, color, clarity, cut and, carat weight.
Jewelers like Dennis Marlow of Solitaire Creations, Inc use the Rapaport Diamond Price sheet to price their diamonds. This weekly price list reflects the wholesale price of diamonds sold in the Diamond District of New York City. The list takes into consideration the size, the color and the quality of the diamond. The shape is assumed to be round. Cut quality is not reflected in the pricing, however.
Fancy colored diamonds, such as red, blue and yellow diamonds, are priced separately from the traditional colorless type. They usually bring high extremely high prices, due to their rarity. 10.06 carat, VS2 quality, brilliant cut diamonds have sold at auctions for $26,280 per gram. ($52,875) Fancy Red diamonds have sold for more than $3,900,000 per gram.
Famous diamonds, such as the Kohinoor Diamond and the Hope diamond will fetch commanding prices if offered for sale, due to their prominence.
Unusual shapes may also alter the pricing. Older style cuts, such as the old mine cut and the old European cuts and the rose cut may not be as desirable as the brilliant round cut.
DeBeers, the diamond cartel, controls two-thirds of the world's diamond trade. They buy a majority of the world's raw diamonds directly from the mines. They then sell to select, authorized "sight holders"(major diamond cutting firms). The price is fixed and non-negotiable. Even diamonds that are not marketed by DeBeers follows their pricing.
Leo Tam -- 2004
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Press tour offers insight into Nebraska arts & culture
Writers will see both modern and historical art
LINCOLN, NEB. (May 21, 2008)—This fall, The Nebraska Department of Economic Development's Travel and Tourism Division invites writers to immerse themselves in the state's richly sophisticated arts scene. The Nebraska Arts & Culture Press Tour, to take place Sept. 4-7, 2008, invites media to visit Omaha, Lincoln, Winnebago and Brownville—all communities within eastern Nebraska—and experience firsthand the state's burgeoning and diverse art community, learn about its artistic past and experience its lively cultural fabric.
The tour begins the evening of September 4 with a welcome reception at the new Magnolia boutique hotel, located in the heart of downtown Omaha. The tour continues with planned visits to Omaha's Bemis Center for Contemporary Art in the historic Old Market district, Joslyn Art Museum and Durham Museum. Media can look forward to exploring two of Omaha's revitalized gem neighborhoods, North Downtown (or NODO as it's come to be known) and Benson, and visiting galleries and other attractions including the famous Saddle Creek Records' new concert venue, Slowdown, in these burgeoning areas. Along the way, look forward to chatting with local artists, art organizers, Nebraska Arts Council staff and others important to Nebraska's thriving arts community.
A visit to Nebraska's capitol city, Lincoln, will include a tour of the Sheldon Memorial Art Gallery on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln city campus and the city's historic Haymarket district, home of monthly "First Friday" art openings. We'll visit a handful of openings, take in some fine art and talk with some of Lincoln's artists before returning to Omaha.
One day will include your choice of a visit to historic Brownville or the Winnebago village on the Winnebago Indian Reservation. Each destination is about one hour outside of Omaha. Brownville is a community that thrives on its artistic heritage, with many of its residents making their living through quaint businesses—most arts related—on the town's main street. The town earned the designation of "Booktown USA"—one of only four in the U.S. to do so—and though it has only 146 residents, it is home to four bookstores.
Our destination in Winnebago is the Woodland Trails Arts Center, a newly developed destination that includes gallery spaces, artist studios, performance area, and classrooms that are home to numerous educational programs. Started by twenty-something entrepreneur Garan Coons, the space is igniting the development of similar businesses and enterprises in a community once devoid of any arts organization that celebrated its Native American heritage.


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Slain student's parents seek tape of 911 call
Media also want access to Dane County recording
The family of a slain college student wants to intervene in a lawsuit by media groups seeking a copy of a 911 tape made from the woman's cell phone call at the time she was killed.
The parents of University of Wisconsin-Madison student Brittany Zimmermann, 21, said their requests for the tape and other records have also been denied. The parents, Kevin and Jean Zimmermann of Marshfield, told Dane County Circuit Court in a filing earlier this month they wanted to intervene in the media groups' case because they want the tape to pursue their claim for damages against Dane County.
But the parents also said in their filing that they would agree to a confidentiality order over the tape.
Brittany Zimmermann was killed in her Madison apartment April 2, apparently by a stranger. Dane County received a 911 call from Zimmermann's cell phone at the time, but the dispatcher said she couldn't hear anything on the call at the time. She did not call Zimmermann's phone back, as required under county policy, and did not dispatch police.
The Journal Sentinel, WTMJ-TV (Channel 4), the Wisconsin State Journal and Madison-based WISC-TV have sued Dane County under the state's open records law to try to make a copy of the tape public. Dane County Circuit Judge Richard G. Niess denied the county's motion Wednesday to dismiss the case.
The media groups are now supplementing their original filing to address other records that the county has declined to release since the case was filed May 13. The new pleading could be filed in 10 days or less, said Lawrence Bensky, an attorney for the media groups.
Niess scheduled a hearing on whether Zimmermann's parents can intervene in the case for July 31.
County Corporation Counsel Marcia MacKenzie said the county would not object to the family intervening in the case. Bensky said the media groups have not determined whether they would support or oppose the family's motion.
Zimmermann's parents filed a federal lawsuit last week, alleging the county and the dispatcher, Rita Gahagan, contributed to their daughter's death.
Also Wednesday, the Dane County Public Safety Communications Center Board decided officers will be dispatched when operators are unable to determine whether an emergency exists from a cell phone call to 911.


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Caslon Old Face font family
Designed by William Caslon in 1950s?
George Ostrochulski in 1950s?
William Caslon – About the Designer
William Caslon I – born 1692 in Cradley, Worcestershire, England, died 1766 in Bethnal Green, England – engraver, type founder, type designer.
1706: begins a seven-year apprenticeship as an engraver with a London harness-maker. 1716: self-employed engraver. 1721: the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge commissions Caslon to cast Arabic alphabets. 1725: sets up his own type foundry. 1734: Caslon's first one-page specimen is produced which illustrates 47 of his typefaces. 1737: the type foundry moves to Chiswell Street in London, where it continues to operate for 200 years.
William Caslon II:
William Caslon II – born 1720, died 1778 – type founder, type designer.
1742: joins his father's company. 1763: father and son issue the first English book of type specimens, which includes 56 alphabets by Caslon senior and 27 by his son, designed between 1738 and 1763. 1766: after the death of his father, Caslon junior runs the family business until 1778.
William Caslon III:
William Caslon III – born 1754, died 1833 – type founder.
Caslon III sold his share of the business to his mother and daugther-in-law and used the money to buy the Jackson type foundry, The type foundry remained the property of the Caslon family until 1795.
William Caslon IV:
William Caslon IV – born 1780, died 1869 – type founder.
1807: Caslon IV takes over the running of the type foundry until 1819, when the foundry is bought by Blake, Garnett & Co. 1837: the type foundry, still under the name of Caslon, becomes the property of the Stephenson, Blake & Co. type foundry in Sheffield.
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Sunday, Mar 29, 1885 It was snowing this morning but it cleared before noon and the weather was mild. My father came down stairs for the first time in six weeks and dined with us. He went back to his room early in the afternoon with my help as he felt uncomfortable to lie down with his clothes on. I had a talk with Girard who is still in the snag and needs help the result being that my father and I endorsed a note of $800 for him with which he is to take up the $250 note now [?] but not due and pay some of his companies according to a memorandum I made. Poor old Aunt Ann fell a week ago friday and injured her hip. I went down to see her. Jane and Julia Van Valkenburgh were there. She was propped up in bed and looked very pitiful and feeble to me. She knew me but I could hardly understand her. I see so little in old age that is comforting or attractive that it leads me to wish I may not live to be feeble and a burden. My father received a letter from Joe Tomkins announcing that he and Miss Odell are to be married. John McEntee received a telegram today from Nyack announcing the death of Mrs. Reid, the wife of Wm Reid who went to state prison from Rondout. Poor woman! What she has suffered for his misdeeds and now perhaps he is suffering for her loss and for the sorrow he has caused her.


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"We were here not only to show support but to tell the people of Alabama, the people that are fighting this law, the opposition to the law, plus the immigrant families that are being directly affected, that they're not alone," Grijalva, co-chairman of the Congressional Progressive Caucus, told HuffPost.
He called an end to the law "inevitable," but said critics may be able to speed the process of repealing it by applying pressure to state lawmakers. A coalition of immigrant and civil rights groups joined with labor groups and religious organizations to fight the law, H.B. 56.
The 11 members heard from various advocates and Alabama residents who said the law is hurting the state, whether by frightening immigrants and Latinos, hurting local businesses or diminishing the state's reputation. The much-criticized law, implemented in June, allows police and local government workers to ask about immigration status during stops and interactions with the government.
Some Latinos, both undocumented and those in the country legally, fled the state in reaction to the law, according to reports. Farms and local businesses reported losing workers and customers, and absentee rates increased in local schools. Last week, a German executive for Mercedes Benz was arrested under the law for failing to carry his driver's license.
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I helped my brother yesterday clean up some trees that had fallen into one of our hayfields. I believe that they are ash and I was wondering if anyone has had any experience turning this species. I am just beginning in my so called career as a wood turner. I was hoping to at least try to turn some small bowls from this if for nothing more than practise.
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Ash is one of my favorite woods for both flat work and turning. It has a bold figure and some logs have a wonderful contrast between the heart wood and sap wood. Since you are in Ohio I hope you are aware of and have taken precautions against the spread of the emerald ash borer. It is a serious threat in the area where I live. The main thing is to not transport the wood from an area where the insects are present to an area where they are not. The logs should be de-barked on site and any larva dealt with before transporting the wood anywhere.
This is a pic of an ash bowl that was mostly heart wood and had a bit of curly figure:
This is a small end grain box I turned from ash:
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Both of those pieces are beautiful work. We are aware of the emerald ash borer and they already have restrictions on the transport of ash out of our county and the surrounding ones. But it is like every other rule it is up to the integrity of each individual to abide by them because I really don't know how it can effectively be enforced.
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Welcome to the forum.
When I was doing flat work I used to make cutting boards out of ash. It's HARD ... very hard. But I love to work with it. You're lucky to have access to so much of a good thing.
Low quality tools in skilled hands can produce works of art. Quality tools in unskilled hands can never achieve the same results. Practice, practice, practice!!!!
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But it is like every other rule it is up to the integrity of each individual to abide by them because I really don't know how it can effectively be enforced.
You said a mouth full. That's the trouble with passing laws - they only affect law-abiding people. That's why it's so important to limit their scope, so they don't steal the freedom of the common citizen. The dirtbags won't care.
OK, off the law-enforcement box. I like to turn our local black ash, but you have to go south to find the white. Time to make some mallets for yourself and your friends, as the wood makes ideal handles, and with generous rounding of the edges, a pretty good striking surface as well. Split out some billets for use on your next axe or maul handles too.
BURN the bark.
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Number of women exceeds number of men in every society and this ration of women and men is likely to increase with time. Allah allowed a man to have more than one wife with strict conditions. Rasool Allah Sal lal la hu a lai hi wa salam demonstrated polygamy ( having more than one wife at a time) with equity and justice. To have a peaceful world order and to fight the vice of sex trade polygamy is the solution (having more than one wife at a time, not the other way round as that is prohibited) .
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Mark S. Albury: It was a stretchDecember 17,2012A friend had suggested on several occasions that I join her for a yoga class. While I do some occasional light stretching, the fact remains that I am still a little less flexible than a telephone pole. I figured I could probably benefit from stretching in a structured setting, so I decided to give it a try.
Youre going to want to bring a towel and some water, my friend said. This is Bikram yoga, where they turn the heat up for the routine.
This sounded good to me. I am known as a tightwad when it comes to heating my own house. So much so that I have been accused of living by an If I see your breath, there aint no death philosophy with my family. Im proud to report that there have been no documented cases of hypothermia in the Albury house, and I have saved a substantial amount of money in fuel costs over the years. To go to yoga, stretch a bit and get warm on someone elses nickel would be a win/win situation.
A short time after I arrived at the yoga class I began to suspect that Bikram was a word meaning slow roast in another language. I introduced myself to the instructor, signed a waiver, and was pointed in the direction of a room down the hall. When I opened the door for the class, I was immediately hit in the face with a blast of hot air.
Wow. Anybody else feeling warm? How about I open a window? I said attempting to break the ice. But there wasnt any ice to break. It was hot as hell. Maybe even hotter.
As soon as I found a spot on the floor to put my mat, the instructor came through the door and everyone got into position for the first stretches.
Bikram yoga is a series of 26 postures that take 90 minutes to complete. The poses have names like the Balancing Stick, the Standing Head to Knee, and the Dead Body. I wasnt sure how I was going to fare with the first two of these, but I was certain if they didnt turn the heat down, I would nail the third one. Five minutes into the routine I was sweating like Lindsay Lohan at a probation hearing.
The instructor talked the participants through the various poses. At one point, we were to stand on one foot, raise our other leg straight out in front of us, and lock our fingers under the extended foot. The reach to my toes seemed so far away my foot might as well have been in the next room. I had a better chance of grabbing the foot of the woman on the mat next to me, but I was certain this would violate some sort of Bikram yoga protocol.
Before long I was sweating profusely. Eventually, the instructor told us to take a quick rest, and I sloshed onto my back.
As I lay there I couldnt believe how much this situation reminded me of the classic childrens story about a boy in India who is chased by four tigers. The quick-thinking child takes off his new clothes and throws them to the ferocious beasts before climbing to the relative safety of a tree. The tigers fight over the clothes and chase each other around the tree until, as you would expect, they are reduced to a pool of melted butter. The boy puts on his clothes, brings the butter home to his mother, and they eat pancakes and live happily ever after.
My situation in the yoga class was exactly like this story. Except that I was in Vermont not India, instead of tigers it was me that was melting, and I was turning into a large puddle of sweat instead of butter. Oh yeah, and it didnt look like I was going to be living happily ever after. Otherwise, the similarities were uncanny.
OK, for the next pose ...
And we were right back to more stretching and sweating. While my routine did not look pretty, I was getting through and starting to gain a little confidence. Then I got a cramp in my foot. Scientific studies have proven that there is no graceful way to handle a foot cramp. Having said this, in hindsight rolling on the floor and whimpering might not have been my best option for dealing with it. The cramp passed in a few minutes, and I got back into action in time to stretch some more and donate several additional quarts of sweat to the cause.
By the end of the session I was exhausted but felt very good. So good that Im thinking of going back to the class again. Especially when it really starts to get cold on the homefront.
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Add the vinegar, boil to reduce until almost evaporated, then pour over the stock and bubble for a few mins until thickened slightly. Add the beef and cook for 2-3 mins depending on how rare you like it, then stir in the fromage frais and season. Serve with rice or tagliatelle.
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The flavour of this was lovely. However, there was no way after adding he stock that this was going to 'thicken'...there's no thickening agent. But I did leave it to reduce a bit. I took it off the heat as soon as the steak was cooked. Sadly, as others have commented, when adding the FF, it split! As the flavour was good, I'll try it again using sour cream next time.
I cooked this after seeing it in the One-Pot recipes that came with October Good Food so I hadn't read the reviews. It curdled horribly when I added the fromage frais and then had a very thin, unappealing sauce. If it needed to be off the heat for adding the FF then why couldn't the recipe be amended to make this clear? I would never do this again with fromage frais.
Pretty decent recipe here guys, however cost me £12.95 at the co-op which i wasn't overly crazy about. Obviously put my own touches into it tho. Forgot to get garlic and the wine. Used chicken and chicken stock and my mate stuck in some soy sauce and lea and perrins while I was away (don't know if this changed the taste much). Had to use fat free greek yoghurt as well because I've got fat since being in America on holidays.
Best not served with co-op microwavable mash.
Definitely agree with your comment about the co-op, very overpriced supermarket and the staff in my local just aren't on par with Tesco. The greek yogurt really adds to the texture of the dish and I would recommend it. Using chicken instead however, is a bit "out - there" but I like your style. Look forward to reading your other reviews.
I noted how some members said it tasted bland. I added smoked paprika & a little salt and pepper to give more depth of flavour. I used more garlic than stated. In addition i added some thyme when the mushrooms were added as they go well together.
Instead of fromage frais, i used half fat Greek yogurt but took stroganoff off the heat & then stirred the yogurt through, it didn't curdle.
Overall i found this recipe very quick & easy, nice flavour, i would make it again.
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New Generation Software (NGS) last week unveiled a new collection of business intelligence software designed to work with S2K, an i5/OS-based suite of ERP software from Vormittag Associates (VAI).
NGS says it has developed a new module of its NGS-IQ suite that provides functionality specific to the latest release of VAI's software, S2K version 3.7.5. The new functionality, which is included in the Real Time Reporting and Analysis module, is a new Web portal that provides VAI users with links to business trend and performance dashboards, reports, and multi-dimensional presentations built directly over the S2K database. The new module provides information specific to financial, sales, customer, vendor, and inventory performance data.
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The first pair of diagrams shows the advantage of the Radeon HD 7790 1GB over the Radeon HD 7770 GHz Edition 1GB and the gap between it and the Radeon HD 7850 2GB.
As we can see, AMD developers and marketing folks have hit the target precisely. The Radeon HD 7790 is exactly halfway between the HD 7770 GHz Edition and the HD 7850 in terms of performance. As for specific numbers, the HD 7790 is an average 32% ahead of the HD 7770 GHz Edition across all games whereas the gap from the HD 7850 is about 30%. AMD should have released such a card long ago to fill in that gap in its product line-up.
Now let's see how the Radeon HD 7790 compares to the default Radeon HD 7850 when clocked at 1220/6640 MHz.
Our overclocking is quite rewarding, the Radeon HD 7790 being close to the next step in AMD's product hierarchy. It is only in games that need more graphics memory that the increased clock rate can't help bridge the gap, just as expected.
Now here's the same pair of diagrams for the GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost: in comparison with the ordinary GeForce GTX 650 Ti (on the right) and with the GeForce GTX 660 (on the left).
So, the boosted GTX 650 Ti is 22-33% ahead of the ordinary version, depending on the graphics quality settings, and falls 12-14% behind the GTX 660. Thus, the GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost is closer to the GTX 660 rather than to the GTX 650 Ti. It is no wonder that it can beat the GTX 660 when overclocked:
The next diagram compares the GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost 2GB and the Radeon HD 7790 1GB, the latter serving as a baseline.
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A nursing leader and entrepreneur in the field of transformative patient care will give the Frederik Meijer Lecture in early November at Grand Valley.
Bonnie Wesorick, founder and chair emerita of the Clinical Practice Model Resource Center in Grand Rapids, will present "Leading Health Care Transformation for Those Who Give and Receive Care" on Monday, November 7 at 7 p.m. in the Eberhard Center.
The lecture and reception are free and open to the public. The lecture series, sponsored by Grand Valley's Frederik Meijer Honors College, was established to provide local and national presentations that focus on issues of liberal education as it applies to leadership, innovation and entrepreneurship.
Wesorick will discuss her experience as a leader in the development of interprofessional patient care using evidence-based tools and resources that have revolutionized health care. The Kirkhof College of Nursing launched a campaign in 2009 for the Wesorick Center for Health Care Transformation to be a center of excellence within the college.
The Wesorick Center will help address urgent issues in health care, including the need for patient-centered care, interprofessional teamwork, quality and safety, through research and teaching.
"It is my vision that the impact of the center's research and scholarly work will improve every aspect of health care, wherever the hands of those who give and receive care meet," Wesorick said. One week prior to her lecture, Wesorick will receive a lifetime achievement award from the honor society of nursing, Sigma Theta Tau International.
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Dr. Erik Hoekstra has been named the first provost of Dordt College, replacing Dr. Rockne McCarthy, the current Vice President for Academic Affairs. The change from vice president to provost is the result of restructuring in the academic administration.
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As provost, Hoekstra will be the administrative leader for the academic and student services divisions of the college. He will report to and make recommendations to the president and, at the request of the president, may serve as the chief administrative officer in his absence. Hoekstra will have faculty status and occasional teaching responsibilities.
�Dr. Hoekstra brings to this position a firm commitment to the Reformed principles of our college, a scholarly understanding of academic organizations, and the personal characteristics that will enable him to organize, motivate, and encourage faculty and staff to work together in pursuit of our mission,� said President Carl Zylstra in announcing the appointment to the Dordt campus community. �His commitment, insight, and gifts will be key attributes in providing administrative leadership.�
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You might hear about ways to treat your child's cancer or relieve symptoms that your doctor hasn't mentioned. Everyone from friends and family to social media groups and websites may offer ideas for what might help. These methods can include vitamins, herbs, and special diets, or other methods such as acupuncture or massage, to name a few.
What exactly are complementary and alternative therapies?
Not everyone uses these terms the same way, and they are used to refer to many different methods, so it can be confusing. We use complementary to refer to treatments that are used along with your regular medical care. Alternative treatments are used instead of a doctor's medical treatment.
Complementary methods: Most complementary treatment methods are not offered as cures for cancer. Mainly, they are used to help the person with cancer feel better. Some methods that are used along with regular treatment are: art therapy or play therapy to reduce stress; acupuncture to help relieve pain; or peppermint tea to relieve nausea. Some complementary methods are known to help, while others have not been tested. Some have been proven not to be helpful, and a few have even been found to be harmful.
Alternative treatments: Alternative treatments may be offered as cancer cures. These treatments have not been proven safe and effective in clinical trials. Some of these methods may be dangerous, or have life-threatening side effects. But the biggest danger in most cases is that your child could lose the chance to be helped by standard medical treatment. Delaying or interrupting medical treatments may give the cancer more time to grow and make it less likely that treatment will help.
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It's easy to see why parents who have children with cancer think about alternative methods. You want to do all you can to help fight the cancer, and the idea of a treatment with few or no side effects sounds great. Sometimes medical treatments like chemotherapy can be hard to take, or they may no longer be working. But the truth is that most alternative methods have not been tested and proven to work in treating cancer.
As you consider your child's options, look for "red flags" that suggest fraud. Does the method promise to cure all or most cancers? Are you told not to have regular medical treatments? Is the treatment a "secret" that requires you to visit certain providers or travel to another country? Also be sure to talk to your child's cancer care team about any method you are thinking about using.
You can find more tips on what to look for and how to make these decisions in the "Complementary and Alternative Medicine" section of our website.
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Book synopsis: The publication of the extensive seven-volume work Comprehensive Molecular Insect Science provided a complete reference encompassing important developments and achievements in modern insect science. One of the most swiftly moving areas in entomological and comparative research is endocrinology, and this volume, Insect Endocrinology, is designed for those who desire a comprehensive yet concise work on important aspects of this topic. Because this area has moved quickly since the original publication, articles in this new volume are revised, highlighting developments in the related area since its original publication. Insect Endocrinology covers the mechanism of action of insect hormones during growth and metamorphosis as well as the role of insect hormones in reproduction, diapause and the regulation of metabolism. Contents include articles on the juvenile hormones, circadian organization of the endocrine system, ecdysteroid chemistry and biochemistry, as well as new chapters on insulin-like peptides and the peptide hormone Bursicon. This volume will be of great value to senior investigators, graduate students, post-doctoral fellows and advanced undergraduate research students. It can also be used as a reference for graduate courses and seminars on the topic. Chapters will also be valuable to the applied biologist or entomologist, providing the requisite understanding necessary for probing the more applied research areas.
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43-year-old former WBC heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev (37-7, 28 KOs) returned to to the ring for the first time in three years on Sunday at the Sports Palace Quant in Moscow, Russia. "The Big O" handed Owen "What the Heck" Beck his ninth consecutive loss via third round TKO. Beck was down twice.
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Ordination of Watertown Priest
When Scott Belina was ordained into the priesthood on Saturday, it was a big moment in the life of a Watertown native and a big moment for the Catholic church as a whole.
"A great day for the church of Ogdensburg and certainly for the church universal," said Diocese of Ogdensburg Bishop, Terry LaValley about the ordination. "We add to the ranks of the priesthood here in the North Country."
For Belina, an Immaculate Heart Central and Clarkson University graduate, it was the end of a very long journey.
"It's really an extraordinary day," the now Father Belina said. "I've now been given what I need to fulfill my vocation in God's church, which is out of this world."
For Belina, the call to the church came a little later in life. After completing a degree in biomolecular science for Clarkson, he says he heard the call.
"I heard the question one night, What if God wants me to be a priest? And from there on I really couldn't put the question out of my mind," said Belina.
After ordaining Father Thomas Higman from Carthage last year, Belina was the lone deacon being ordained on Saturday. The ceremony is becoming more and more rare in the North Country.
"We don't foresee another ordination perhaps for another three or four years," said Bishop LaValley.
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