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[MAINTENANCE] Scheduled PSN Maintenance for October 15, 2012[ Edited ]
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We wanted to reach out to you in order to let you all know that there is a planned maintenance for the PlayStation Network scheduled for Monday, October 15th from 4AM to 4PM Pacific Time (7AM to 7PM Eastern).
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Very few of my PS friends come on to these Forums for info. To reach the people who need this information, the Maintenance messages should also be broadcast when folks log on to PSN on the XMB. A news ticker advertising the PSStore items in the upper left of the screen. Why the heck not run a simple message saying PSN Maintenance and then the time-frame?? And if Maintenance is underway, just say how many more hours - then don't have to worry about time zone info. Adding a more detailed News & Info icon with message would be helpful.
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Would this affect my ability to connect to the EA servers? I bought Fifa 13 this afternoon and have been unable to connect to their servers, I am able to talk to others on PSN who are connecting without an issue, I'm really at a loss as to what is causing this.

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The best anti-virus.
I always thought that this virus thing was mostly just fear installed in people. Every time you go to a store you see McAfee or Norton Antivirus. The sales people are trying to scare you into purchasing their products. The bottom line is to make money of the fear of users. I am not sure if the anti-virus products are still the same as they used to be in the past but I remember them always popping up. Somehow, I always thought of the anti-virus software as a freaking virus itself. Always needing something, taking my computer resources and being a horrible nuisance. Just get off my screen!
Like a lot of things in our society, all you have to do is instill fear into people and then sell them products to protect themselves. Antivirus software is big business and the industry is very good at scaring the common computer user. Most viruses could be avoided just by following simple common sense rules. Anyways, my mom found out that she is immune to majority of viruses that are out there and that her precious data is safe for now. The way Linux is created makes it difficult for viruses to function. Linux is the best anti-virus software.
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I cannot agree with you more. I simply dont understand y ppl spend so much and buy a piece on junk like windows when there is a better alternative out there which is free.ReplyDelete
Its not just that Ubuntu is free its way better than windows. So y pay for a piece of shit.
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Somehow the world always ends up with the worst pieces of junk like windoze, while there are better alternatives. I can't imagine ever again using a piece rubbish like windoze and pay for it. Ubuntu is a million lightyears ahead and better that the rubbish you pay for.ReplyDelete
Unfortunately, as this post indicates, most folks are 'computer operating system illiterate'. They cannot comprehend that 'computer virus' is a misnomer for 'Windows OS virus'. It is not their fault. It is our responsibility, as this poster did, to point out the error in their thinking and spread the good word about Linux.ReplyDelete
> The bottom line is to make moneyReplyDelete
> of the fear of users.
Yes, but these fears and security holes are legit concerns when running a Windows box.
If you really feel the need for a virus scanner on Linux I would recommend NOD32, just from my personal use on Windows OS.ReplyDelete
With that being said the only reason I could see you needing any VS is to scan email before it is delivered to the rest of your network, if you would like to fetch emails for your home users.
That said there are (a few) viruses for linux too but in a good setup (ie you don't browse the web and play games as root user ;)) less effective. I mean sure it can destroy some of your data, but it'd be difficult for it to trash your system (unless it uses some buffer overflow or other program errors).ReplyDelete
In any case I like to scan my email (on the server) with clamav just to be sure if I open it from my webmail on a windows machine somewhere that I don'T infect ppls pcs ;)) - also keeps away those crappy mails and sticks them straight in the bit-bucket :D


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Last Friday Myee Patten, daughter of MV staff member Will Patten, came to work with her dad to stick her hands in a bucket of goo. This might seem an odd school holiday activity, but it will help exhibition curators demonstrate the toys of Aboriginal children in the Toy Stories section of First Peoples. For scale and context, children's objects are best shown in the hands of children– so we needed to model some hands for this important task. Myee was willing to let us borrow her hands for the job.
Myee with her dad, Will, sitting very still and waiting patiently as museum preparators make a mould of her hands.Source: Museum Victoria
This pink goo, or alginate, is most commonly used by dentists to make impressions of teeth. It's non-toxic, flexible when set, and smells just like a dentist's office! It's also extremely fast-setting so the preparators mixed it up as quickly as possible and poured it over Myee's hands as she held the poses needed to demonstrate the objects in use.
Preparators Pete and Steven in a stirring frenzy as they mix up the pink goo as quickly as they can!Source: Museum Victoria
Myee's first job was to hold her hands as if cradling a baby, to support a clay doll from Milingimbi in Arnhem Land in the 1930s. The second time round, Myee held a fragment of lignum as if she'd just flicked a mudswitch, a popular game among children growing up along the Murray River.
Pete and Myee with the freshly-set mould of her hands.Source: Museum Victoria
Myee did an excellent job of staying completely still while the alginate set. Once it was solid – and you can tell this because the colour changes from purple, to pink, through to white – Myee carefully wriggled out of the mould, leaving behind an exact impression of her hands.
Mixing up the plaster ready to pour into the mould. This is a special mix of plaster and cement that sets extremely hard.Source: Museum Victoria
Minutes after her hands were free, the preparators filled the moulds with hard-setting liquid plaster. A few hours later, they extracted the casts. The preps will remove any rough bits and prepare the casts for their important job of display. And in years to come, when Myee visits with her school or family, she can point out to her friends how she lent us a hand (or two)!
Preparators Brendan and Pete carefully removing the cast of Myee's hands from the mould. This model will support the clay doll.Source: Museum Victoria
A cast of Myee's hand holding a piece of twig. The process that the museum's preparators use captures every skin wrinkle and tiny detail.Source: Museum Victoria
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Hey George, I see you where you say you are only 14 and like to post pics of you drinking JD BY BYE. We dont condone ANY ILLEGAL activity here.
Go to www.tallahasseedemocrat and read the headline about a local SAIL student and his comments in the The Gun Cabinet chat room
Hey George, I see you where you say you are only 14 and like to post pics of you drinking JD BY BYE. We dont condone ANY ILLEGAL activity here.
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"I killed the President because he was the enemy of the good people, the good working people. I am not sorry for my crime."
That could have been the Brady Bunch testing the waters.
There is bad apples in every basket but I don't think the ATF would play stupid games like that.
Hell if it was a 14yr old kid yah can't blame him for trying. All I had when I was 14 was a Mossberg bolt action shotgun.
I guess the gangs in Cook County were asking too much for there illegal irons and the kid was looking for a cheaper one.
Well I am not worried. If Obumo gets in the MS13 gangs will understand the rules on there loss to carry and will just march right on down to the Police station and turn there weapons in.
Yes sir. Chicago will once again become a beautiful safe city to visit and bring the family.
"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
Why isn't baba-loonie123 banned yet?
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Your best bet would be to move away from the Peoples Republic of Illinois, and go somewhere that still abides by the Constitution.
I don't get what the issue is here. There is nothing felonious about asking the question.
Someone asks if they can get an AR in Chicago. There is nothing wrong with asking.
The answer is no.
They ask if someone will ship to Chicago.
Again, the answer is no.
They state that they'll order from a different county.
So what? That may or may not be legal, but in the end it's their problem. I'm in Texas and under state and federal law, can legally buy a firearm in any county in my state. Who's to say it's not the same story in Illinois?
RV9, he got those responses because he was asking the same thing in few areas of the forum and was given answers in those areas as well.
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This is the first time I'll ever say this. He looks older than he actually is. 🙂
(obvs referring to the kindergarten photo)
Also – "we traced outlines of each other in the sand" ??? lol I never saw that one before!
Aww, little David….yes he does look a little older in that pic, normally not the case. 'Traced outlines of each other in the sand', how cute! Wonder if he ever made snow angels on a winter date? 🙂


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Working out of the Rampart branch, Brown is the last renegade policeman who refuses to be corralled by authority.
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The attendant at the castle of Sabugal told us to visit the town of Sortelha as it is a typical portuguese village. I had seen the signs along the way so we went there as it was on the way back to the freeway and Belmonte - our original destination. Boy was it worth the detour and should not be missed by anyone coming to this area. The village, like so many others, is perched on a hilltop and surrounded by walls. This one was really picturesque and the car barely fir thru the city gates!!! There were so few people there is was awesome. The houses are so small, often built right into the rock with the castle hanging from the edge of the cliff. Such a cute, cute town. I could picture myself living there, running a small B&B for discerning travelers
On the way down (literally), we talked about ways to run and market such an establishment and drove by a vey large abandoned castle. The outside walls appeared to be in very good condition but the inside was non-existent so we dreamed about turning that into a hotel!! Someday maybe. We finally made it to Belmonte and had we come here directly and not made our detours, the day would have been very disappointing. Yes, there is a castle there but it is not worth the stop in my opinion. Nothing else in the city was noticeable - I would bypass this city on your itinerary.
On the drive to Viseu, I got so tired and Mom was asleep that I had to pull over for a little nap. No shade around so it was a hot nap but a necessary one. Like I said, it has been so hot that I can fully understand the reason for the siesta taking place in Portugal and Spain. It is just too hot in the middle of the afternoon. Anyway, we got back on the road and arrived at our hotel in Viseu with little problems.
It was about 40 degrees when we arrived in Viseu so Mom decided to stay put while I went out and discovered the city
When I returned, Mom and I went to the mall in search of a little relief from the heat. We found it at the Minus 5 bar (actually we went there on purpose)!! It is an expensive adventure but why not - go have a drink where EVERYTHING is made of glacier ice from the glass, counter, stools, chairs, windows and chandeliers!! We donned some big parkas and gloves and in we went. Neither of us really thought it was that cold in there but we had fun anyway. There are only 5 of these in the world and all the others are in Australia or New Zealand.


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Re: Invincible trophy help?
Seriously. I can sign in, but if I play UC3 I suddenly sign out? What the maca-freaking-roni.
Re: Invincible trophy help?
Re: Invincible trophy help?
your teamates can die 5 times, but its you who dont have to die
YOU and only YOU
Uncharted 3 Co-op Certification Center: Uncharted.VarHyid.com
Re: Invincible trophy help?
It isn't to hard, and the other 2 people can die.
Only YOU have to not die during the match. So just be careful, and if you really need to have friends help you. Have them use medic or protector, and just don't rush out acting rambo. If you really need so, you could equip juggernaut or medic yourself, juggernaut being extremely useful as you can't die while this is activated.
regeneration as a slot 1 booster shall help as well.
Remember, the other 2 guys can die, to get the trophy, YOU have to not die the whole game. Just play cautiously really and if you feel you're overwhelmed, then retreat.
Re: Invincible trophy help?
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Remember, it's only you who can't die.
Wipe that smile off your face and get your tryhard face on!!!
Re: Invincible trophy help?
I can confirm this also…the trophy is individual. When we first went for this, we were trying to keep everyone alive until the end. At one point, I think one of us died near the end of Round 10 and we decided to finish off anyway for the cash. Lo and behold, two of us got the trophy while the dearly departed did not. We simply tried again while moving heaven and earth to keep the one "Invincible"-less player alive until the end.
Some of the trophy descriptions are poorly worded or easy to misinterpret. Another example is the Airport Trophies. I believe killing Eddie, Flynn and Laz have to be within the time limit of each other…so instead of killing them ALL within 20 seconds…you just can't have more than a 20 second span between their deaths. So in theory, you could kill Eddie then Flynn after nearly 20 seconds and then another 20 seconds till Laz.
One more thing…the Hard and Crushing trophies are cumulative (like completing the campaign). So if you achieve a Crushing trophy, you should automatically get the Hard one as well.
Good luck.


text: Looking for opinions from those who have experience with package bees from Georgia. Lots of people that I talk to locally believe that package bees from Georgia will substantially increase the risk of importing AHB into our area. How much of this is pure hype and how much is real? Certainly importing bees provides a vector to import diseases and pests, but what is the real threat of AHB in Georgia packages?


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Decorative Glass Buoys
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Glass buoys, used for marking boating lanes or as bumpers for boats, date back to 1840, when Norwegian fishermen used these small floats to tie a fishing line and hook. Crafted from hand-blown glass, ours make a stunning centerpiece when clustered together in a glass bowl. Each one is unique; let us choose for you.
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I had a Bud StrawBerita the other day.....that was pretty good.
So, I watched this video on YouTube today that really pissed me off, and honestly offended me. I can't get too deep into specifics because the subject matter is something that we're not really supposed to talk about here. But, the skinny of it is that a historian who has multiple phds in his field wrote a book about a prominent historical religious figure and was doing an interview about it. The interviewer then could not get past the fact that the historian had a different faith than that of the figure of which he wrote. The historian in me was absolutely offended by her arrogance and ignorance. Sorry, just needed to vent.
I'd like to see it, Drez.
My body was sculpted to the proportions of Michelangelo's David.
The Big Bang Theory....I think I have a crush on Sheldon....this show is awesome!


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Keezer said he'd been wearing an American flag button on his Home Depot apron since he began working as a cashier at the store in March 2008. The button read, "One nation under God, indivisible," a portion of the Pledge of Allegiance.
Trevor Keezer had been working at the Home Depot store in the town of Okeechobee, about 140 miles north of Miami. He states all was well until he started to bring a bible to read at lunch. That is, according to his statements, when Home Depot management stepped in and told him to stop wearing the pin. He refused.
Home Depot management stated it is company policy to not allow wearing of pins or buttons that are not company-provided. They stated this is clearly outlined as part of the company dress code.
While Kara Skorupa, said she planned to sue the company, Michael Masinter, a civil rights and employment law professor at NOVA Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale said that would be a tough lawsuit to win.
"Because it's a private business, not one that's owned and operated by the government, it doesn't have to operate under the free speech provisions of the First Amendment. But we're not talking about religious displays here," he said. "This sounds more like a political message ... Wearing a button of that sort would not easily be described as a traditional form of religious expression like wearing a cross or wearing a yarmulke."


text: Its been a long time since my last post. I wanted to let intrested folks know that we are still out there and working to get all of your ideas and requests included. We hope to have a big push for new features this spring. If there is something you woud like to see added to Hive Tracks, let us know.


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Madsen barrel? $36, Madsen M1950 9MM SMG
Since critical items for my rifle project are on long back-order, I decided to do something about my MAC-11. I wanted to reduce its rate of fire to something sane, and though a pocket SMG is an attractive idea, in practice shooting it is more akin to holding a rabid weasel than anything else. I decided I was willing to give up pocket-ability in favor of something more SMG-sized and easier to control.
So far, I've ordered one Suomi stick mag and one drum, and a Lichtenberg magwell adapter. The upper is 1-1/8 square, but it turns out that's not a standard size of steel tubing. Oddly, the original upper looks to have been bent in a brake and welded on the bottom, which is how I'm going to have to do it.
Rather than messing with the trigger group I think I'll just make a new bolt with a rearward extension to pick up the original sear. This will also let me move the ejection port from the right to the left. Being sprayed in the face with hot brass is tiresome after a while.
I'm still looking for an inexpensive barrel already chambered in 9mm. Looks like Suomi barrels are either out of stock or $50ish now.
I have a daughter. I tell her, "911 is what you dial after you're raped. 1911 is what you should have before they try."
hey good luck with your project . im wanting to do one of my own . keep us informed . i wanna see how it turns out
Hot dog! I'll order one today.
Lage sells MAC slowfire uppers and parts...barrels, bolts, stocks...etc
Here's the link: MAX-11 Lage Mfg
It might give you some ideas if you build your own.
Here's a pic from their site.


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Sharon L. Nichols
COEHD continues lunch lecture series Nov. 16
By Ashley Harris
Public Affairs Specialist
(Nov. 15, 2006)--UTSA Assistant Professor Sharon L. Nichols will continue the College of Education and Human Development's Junior Faculty Brown Bag Series with the presentation and lecture, "The Assessment Sham: The Corruption and Distortion of American Education Through High-Stakes Testing."
The event is noon-1 p.m., Thursday, Nov. 16 in Buena Vista Street Building Room 1.322 at the Downtown Campus.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The lecture will focus on Nichols' recent study of the No Child Left Behind Act and her conclusion that high-stakes testing erodes education practice, undermines the professionalism of teachers and creates a climate of uncertainty, corruption and distortion. Nichols will discuss her recommendations for alternative methods to track student accountability.
The co-author of the upcoming book, "Collateral Damage: How High-Stakes Testing Corrupts America's Schools," Nichols focuses her research on the social contexts of teaching, learning and development, and how educational policy affects classroom practice.
UTSA students, faculty and staff are invited to bring lunch and attend this one-hour research presentation.
For more information, call (210) 458-2035.


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The Hippest Bars in North America
Noticed for their niche market, themed bar and ability to pour a mean drink, here's the 6 bars you should check out
It turns out writers can be a thirsty group of people with many a liquid expense report. Our roving band of writers has stumbled and wobbled into more bars than you can shake a stir stick at. Never averse to trying something new when it includes imbibing, they braved the arduous task of uncovering the latest in molecular mixes and unpronounceable ingredients, uncovering the hippest bars across North America.
And while not the definitive list, these are the establishments where we stood up, took notice, ordered another drink and said, "Well done, sir."
3682 Saint-Laurent
There are some bars that are worth seeking out. As our writers tend to do, they teetered off course, managing to find the one bar where Austin Powers and Timothy Leary would feel right at home. Downright groovy, the menu of 25 unique martinis is printed on vinyl LPs and the kitschy décor comes complete with hand-shaped plastic scoop chairs. The vibe is as ever changing as the music; from '80s new wave to '60s soul, when the club set pours in this lo-fi lounge becomes the hot spot on St. Laurent. Be forewarned, this psychedelic '70s throwback gets busy; this is the bar where people start their night but never want to leave.
Gogo Lounge
1219 Granville Street
This '60s-inspired lounge is home to the fashion-forward and the moneyed trendsetters, but we didn't let that deter us from our night of drinking. This is the perfect spot to sit back and watch. Think red velvet walls, plush carpets and models parading by. Intimate and moody, the bar screens adult movies on the ceiling; just our kind of place.
Ginger 62
191 Chrystie Street
Fourteen drinks on the menu. That's it. There is no room for confusion with a limited selection, but what the Experimental Cocktail Club lacks in variety they make up for in taste. Our taste. They have managed to curate an impressive collection of near impossible to find liquors dating back to the '50s. Each drink is an epicurean affair with a minimum of three ingredients. Oh, and of course, there is an unmarked doorway.
1159 North Western Avenue
"Let's go to Descarga" can be an ominous charge for first-timers; be it the dark, unmarked doorway with only a bouncer and a congregation of seemingly out of place but well-dressed people to note its presence or the dank, dingy stairwell straight out of Bukowskian lore, one might suspect a seedy soiree lurks on the upper landing. But a quick duck through a well-concealed "secret passage" reveals just the opposite: a red-hued, rum-soaked room of red oak and revelry. La Descarga is L.A.'s premier rum bar, a throwback to the Havana heydays to the point that one expects to find Hemingway and Castro cajoling in the corner. It's a historian's haven of over 75 handpicked rums and cigars to match, the closest thing to Cuba without leaving the continent.
La Descarga
Image courtesy of John Cappiello
1315 Sansom Street
Skip the restaurant and head straight to the bar. Between live jazz sets and an extensive whisky list, it will be hard to shake the feeling you've taken a wrong turn and slipped back in time to the dirty '30s. Luckily, you'll be imbibing like those more fortunate at the time thanks to the atmosphere that balances elegance and comfort. Every bartender we encountered serves up flawless vintage cocktails and has extensive knowledge about all whiskies and absinthe. Did we not mention that? Take the curving staircase to the absinthe bar upstairs.
Time Restaurant
6th Street
Any bar formerly occupied by one Midnight Cowboy Oriental Massage is bound to grab our attention. While no longer a massage parlor with mattresses on the floor, Midnight Cowboy still gives the brothel feel, though of a higher class. This modern-day speakeasy has a hidden door, a red light (if there is a vacancy) and buzzer labeled "Harry Craddock," all of which can be tricky to navigate if you're well into your night. But none of that is important. It all comes down to the drinks. Hard-to-find and at times homemade ingredients make this bar stand out. Ah yes, the seediness may be gone but the secrecy remains. As do the private back rooms and two-hour limit.
Midnight Cowboy


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May 13, 1973
Mobile, AL US
Municipal Auditorium (AL)
Rock and Roll, Celebration Day, (Bring It On Home intro) Black Dog, Over the Hills and Far Away, Misty Mountain Hop, Since I've Been Loving You, No Quarter, The Song Remains the Same, Rain Song, Dazed and Confused (incl. San Francisco), Stairway to Heaven, Moby Dick, Heartbreaker, Whole Lotta Love (incl. Let That Boy Boogie).
Press Review: Led Zeppelin Concert Too Heavy For Three Hours
One thing you can say about England's Led Zeppelin… they definitely give an audience its money's worth. The band's concert at the Municipal Auditorium Sunday night drew a crowd of Rolling Stones proportions – eleven thousand or more people, requiring heavy security.
Well, the Zep came on at six p.m. and played straight through with nary a break for three hours or so. This reviewer left half an hour early due to extreme sonic indigestion… the band just isn't inventive enough or varied enough, to warrant three hours.
Zeppelin has been exploiting the same tired musical concepts for four or five years, venturing gingerly now and then into acoustic material, but it always ends with crashing cymbals and hot lead guitar.
So-called "heavy" music is, hopefully, a dying animal – by nature, it's a limited field. Led Zeppelin is one of the last of that breed. And strangely enough, the band is more popular than ever.
The first ninety minutes of Zep's show were, um, dull. They hit a peak with Stairway to Heaven, a reasonably complex, very lovely piece. Zep received a well-deserved round of applause.
Then the band went into the drummer's showcase number, Moby Dick. There is no excuse in a civilized society for rock and roll drum solos… invariably they are dull, gratuitous and more than a little silly.
Still, Robert Plant is a fine vocalist, and the rest of the band is more than competent. Lighting was fantastix – excellent staging in all aspects. The show as at the very least, nice to look at. [–L.Moore / Mobile Register, May 1973]
Submit your personal review of a particular show you attended, updates, corrections, etc., which will be considered for addition to the official online archive.
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Submit your personal review of a particular show you attended, updates, corrections, etc., which will be considered for addition to the official online archive.You may also contact the webmaster at: firstname.lastname@example.com
Mobile 1973
Best concert I ever saw! Communications Breakdown was an awesome encore.


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Hello and welcome from Minnesota!
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Hello and welcome from Minnesota!
Welcome from Prince George, Va your not to far from me. I am near South Park Shopping center.
Have a great day! I know you will enjoy the Quilting Board.
Hi, welcome from NE Ohio.
Hello and welcome from northern California!
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Hello! Welcome from Washington
Welcome to the board from Maryland. Used to live in your area. Did almost all of my doctors and shopping in Suffolk. Have you been to the quilt shop on 10/32 just north of the hospital? They opened right before we had to move. LOVE the area and we really want to head back.
Physically in Maryland but heart is in Indianapolis.
Rescued Boxers are adoptable love. Please consider a homeless/rescued pet when adding to your family.
I live in northern Suffolk off of 664 just before the MM bridge tunnel so I typically go to Nancy's Calico Patch in Newport News. I haven't been to a quilt store in Suffolk proper. Which hospital are you referring too?
Welcome aboard from Norfolk VA.


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Popular property highlights
Located in Kahana, Royal Kahana Maui by Outrigger is within a few miles (5 km) of sights such as Kapalua Beach and Napili Bay. This 3-star condo property has 235 guestrooms and offers an outdoor pool, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. In the historical district, the condo is also close to D.T. Fleming Beach Park and Kapalua Golf Resort Bay Course.
The 235 individually decorated condos feature kitchens and lanais. Guests can expect to find cable TV and stay connected with free WiFi. Bathrooms have hair dryers and free toiletries. Coffee makers, free local calls, and safes are also standard.
Guests of Royal Kahana Maui by Outrigger have access to an outdoor pool, a fitness center, and free WiFi in public areas. If you decide to drive, there's free parking. Front-desk staff can help with concierge services, and provide local restaurant recommendations. Other amenities at this beach condo include a meeting room, express check-out, and laundry facilities.
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- Free WiFi in rooms and public areas
- Free parking
- Outdoor pool
- Fitness center
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Royal Kahana Maui by Outrigger
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Condo Amenities
Royal Kahana Maui by Outrigger is located in Kahana, one block from a shopping center and within three miles of five championship golf courses. Historic Lahaina is six miles away.
Facilities include an outdoor splash pool and a fitness center with free weights, cardio and strength-training equipment. Guests also enjoy shuffleboard, Ping-Ping, and four barbecue grills. Free wireless Internet access is available throughout the property.
- Total number of rooms - 235
- Number of floors - 12
- Barbecue grill(s)
- Concierge services
- Elevator/lift
- Fitness facilities
- Front desk (limited hours)
- Free WiFi
- One meeting room
- Picnic area
- Local Expert Concierge
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
- Express check-out
- Designated smoking areas
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Garden
- Number of meeting rooms - 2
Family Friendly Amenities
- Outdoor pool
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchen
- Laundry facilities
- Refrigerator
- Microwave
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
Royal Kahana Maui by Outrigger offers 235 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature safes and coffee/tea makers. Rooms open to lanais. Each accommodation is individually decorated. Accommodations at this 3-star condo have kitchens with refrigerators and microwaves. Rooms have partially open bathrooms. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
This Lahaina condo provides complimentary wireless Internet access. Televisions come with cable channels.
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- Air conditioning
- Access via exterior corridors
- Free local calls
- Microwave
- Refrigerator
- Coffee/tea maker
- Kitchen
- Shower/tub combination
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Cable TV service
- Individually decorated
- Free WiFi
- Partially open bathroom
Where to Eat
The Outrigger Royal Kahana does not have its own restaurant, but there are several dining options within the surrounding area.
Nearby restaurants:
Maui Brewing Company
China Boat
Dollies Pub and Cafe
Miso Phat
Nearby Things to Do
A sundeck houses a freeform splash pool, four barbecue grills, and a poolside cabana that can be rented for private parties. Guests also enjoy a Ping-Pong table, shuffleboard, and a fitness center with free weights, cardiovascular and weight machines.
The Royal Kahana is adjacent to a sandy swimming beach, and whale watching is available in winter. The five championship golf courses of the Kapalua and Kaanapali Resorts are within three miles. Ocean activities such as scuba diving, snorkeling, windsurfing, catamaran cruising, and kayaking are also available nearby (surcharge). Sight-seeing and whale-watching cruises, deep-sea fishing excursions, and water-sports rentals are available at Lahaina Harbor, 7.5 miles away.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Snorkeling nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Scuba diving nearby
- Windsurfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Boat tours nearby
Condo Policies
Check-in time ends at 11 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Special check-in instructions:
Check-out time is 11 AM
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Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Pets not allowed
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on property policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
No rollaway/extra beds available
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Parking height restrictions apply
This property charges a USD 75 non refundable deposit and is due within 24 hours of booking the reservation. For more details, please contact the office using the information on the reservation confirmation received after booking.
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- Royal Outrigger Kahana
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Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Honeymoon Promotion
Honeymooning couple receive a complimentary bottle of sparkling wine upon arrival.
Combinable with other offers. Not valid for anniversaries.
Simple Saver and Aloha Rates are room-only rates and cannot be combined with any other offers, such as First Night Free, Breakfast Specials.


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1949 Jeep CJ-2A - Rumble BeePosted in Features on December 4, 2013 Comment (0)
There we were out at the Truckhaven Hills, minding our own business when we found a cool CJ-7 with a high-clearance hood rumbling around. We snagged him, checked out the Jeep, and asked him if he wanted us to shoot a feature on it. Of course he did. Then he asked if he could bring a buddy, and we said sure. We set it up and at the appointed time the CJ-7 and this yellow CJ-2A showed up, both rumbling happily away. We like that wide flotation tire look on a flattie, it's a bright color (easy to photograph), and not only does the Jeep have a history, but it's got an automatic behind that swapped-in V-8.
To stretch the flattie wheelbase out to 86 inches, the chassis was lengthened in front of the grille and then YJ Wrangler leaf spring packs were hung under the frame with custom spring hangers and stock YJ shackles. Both axles are hung in a spring-over configuration. Up front the YJ leafs get help from an extra main leaf and a traction bar while out back a traction bar resides outside the driver-side leaf spring and goes from the spring perch to the frame. Shocks are Rancho 9000s on all four corners, but bolted to modified mounts to allow for longer shocks to be fitted. Out back the shocks are reclined and the upper mount is outside the frame in the inner wheelwell while up front the upper mounts poke through the inner fenders and are high under the hood. A custom over-engine tube keeps the front mounts from flexing.
Underneath the transmission mount was modified with a small skidplate to cover the T-case and part of the transmission. The skid has a hole in it to drain the T-case and it sure looks like that it has seen some use. Up front a custom 2x4 rectangular tube bumper doubles as a shackle mounting location and a base of the mount for a Warn XD9000i winch. Underneath the winch is a swapped-in Saginaw power steering box connected to the factory column with U-jointed shafts. Out back a 3x3 square tube custom bumper protects the body of the Jeep and provides a 2-inch receiver hitch which was being used as a recovery point when we shot the Jeep. Just in front of the rear bumper, under the bed of the Jeep, is a Derale transmission cooler with and electric fan.
It all starts up front with a 327ci small-block Chevy V-8. Shane tells us that this Jeep has had a small block in it since 1965 even though he's "only" owned it since 1984. The mill is bored 0.060-over and is running TRW pistons and moly rings which bump compression up to 10.5:1 It has been both balance and blueprinted and some of the other goodies inside are GM pink connecting rods, a 268H Comp Cams camshaft, Manley stainless valves, hardened valve seats, and bronze valve guides. It inhales through and Edlebrock Streetmaster aluminum intake and a 750 cfm Q-jet carburetor. The engine exhales through 21⁄2-inch-diameter side pipes that feature Cherry Bomb Turbo mufflers. A Mallory YL ignition with a Pertronix Conversion lights the fuel air mixture off. The engine is shackled to the frame with a front-mounted engine plate rather than the regular engine mounts.
Backing the potent mouse is a TH350 automatic transmission that has been stuffed with heavy-duty clutches and steel drums. The transmission work was done by RFR Motorsports in Phoenix and the company added a Dacco 2,500 rpm stall converter as well. The T-case is a swapped-in Dana 20 still running the 2.03:1 low range. From there power goes out through Arizona Rack & Driveline driveshafts to a pair of Scout axles. A Dana 30 is chilling up front while a Dana 44 hangs out in the back. Both axles were stuffed with 5.38 gears by T&S Jeep. The front axle has a Lock Right while the rear axle has a Detroit Locker.
In this day and age of monster disc brakes it was out of the ordinary to see front 12 x 21⁄2-inch drums up front and 12 x 2-inch drums out back. But hey, if they ain't broke. The drums are pushed on by a frame-mounted master cylinder and the pressure can be held by a dash-mounted Mico Lever Lock which stops those 35x15.50/15 tires on 15x12 Eagle Alloys from moving.
Body and Interior
That bright yellow paint that made us borrow an iconic Chrysler name for this Willys Jeep is actually from a Chevy. The paint is '89 Corvette Yellow from PPG and was slathered on by Wreck N Mended auto body in Tempe, Arizona. Exterior lighting is an interesting combination of something old and something new. The old up front includes chrome headlight visors and domed glass turn signal lenses that might be original. Out back some flush-mounted LED taillights light up the night. Under the hood, an Optima battery and aftermarket AGC-style fuse holder provide power for the Jeep.
Inside is where you will find not only the factory under-seat fuel tank, but also a custom one behind the front seats in the bed of the Jeep for a total of 22 gallons of fuel. A Smittybilt rollcage had door-shaped sidebars, a new front bar, and grab handle all added to it. Also added was a pair of behind-the seat bars with a mounting location for shoulder harnesses, although they weren't installed yet when we shot it. Stewart Warner gauges provide information on what's going on under the hood and an old school Grant steering wheel sits atop the factory steering column. All the action can be watched from the comfort of a pair of Corbeau Baja seats.
Good, Bad, and What It's For
Well we aren't fans of adding fuel cells inside Jeeps, but yet we often run factory flatfender gas tanks under the driver's seat as well. We like the stance and with that kind of power on tap, the Jeep can probably be driven over quicksand. Oh, and let's not forget how rappity that engine is…it just sounds cool, especially when roosting up some sand hills. But it's a good thing that this Jeep doesn't climb monster rocks because between that power, the tire size, and the axles, something would be bound to pop.
Hard Facts
Vehicle: '49 CJ-2A
Engine: 327ci V-8
Transmission: TH350
Transfer Case: Dana 20
Suspension: Spring-over axle leafs(front and rear)
Axles: Dana 30 (front); Dana 44 (rear)
Wheels: 15x12 Eagle Alloy
Tires: 35x15.50/15
Built For: Having fun off-road.
Why I Wrote This Feature
Like I said at the beginning, this was a kind of gift dropped in my lap going rappity-rappity-rappity and sounded awesome. Once I got a chance to talk with Shane and see everything he'd done and still plans on doing, I was sold. It's not a show Jeep, but then again this isn't Truckin' magazine. Like all of our Jeeps, this one is a work in progress and has been for 30 years. As a guy who flits from Jeep to Jeep like some change underwear, I admire the kind of dedication that keeps a Jeep in the family for 30 years. Not only the dedication, but the enthusiasm to still be tinkering with it after all that time.
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BINGHAMTON, NY – Binghamton University will host a discussion by Colin Garland, wildlife photographer, big cat specialist and founder of the Big Cat Research Project at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 25, in room 149 of the Science I building, on campus. This event is free and open to the public.
Garland will share his experiences and pictures from working with big cats (lions, leopards and cheetahs) in Africa. In recent years, through his ecotourism project called Raven Adventures, Garland has been instrumental in recruiting Binghamton University students to assist him with his studies. In addition to his Big Cats project, Garland is also involved with projects involving whales in California, as well as a tropical cloud forest project in Costa Rica. Raven Adventures focuses on providing young people with the opportunity to participate in conservation work in less developed countries.
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Entire Team Let Eli down today - NYG4l
I am very happy with Eli and hope the 2011 version comes back next year. However, Tom Brady is maybe The Greatest QB in history of NFL.
Doogone it, I really want the 2011 version of Eli Manning back.
with the plays i was referring to.
the plays i pointed out were one time 99% lucky plays that ain't never gonna happen again ....
and impossible to coach against....and before you go cultist on me...i saw them too ....
and they were both chuck-n-duck prayers....and we all know it.
without those 2 miracles (MM and Tyree) ...we don't get those rings....period...
and Belichick and Brady have a couple more.
and neither play is a testament to Coughlin's coaching genius nor Belichick's lack of it.
"the catch" was just a decent ending to a great game winning drive....nothing lucky or special about it....
and has nothing whatsoever to do with what i was talking about.
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due to the fact that I am from the Woodstock generation ...
my opinions may be chemically enhanced and influenced by severe episodes of memory loss
due to the fact that I am from the Woodstock generation ...
my opinions may be chemically enhanced and influenced by severe episodes of memory loss
The Tyree catch was a bit of luck. Eli didn't throw his best pass. Had it been a little lower or a little faster in getting there then Tyree wouldn't have had to catch it on his helmet.
Parcells made Belichick........but in some very important aspects Belichick made Parcells
as for Landry and Lombardi
Landry was not about to turn down the Dallas job
and Lombardi actually tried to get out of his contract with Green Bay when he got wind that Jim Lee Howell was leaving but could not


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I am looking for a gasblock which does not require the tube to be kinked (i.e. gasblock hole is level with the hole in the receiver). I saw such a beast , but cannot find it now. LMT sells a barrel assembly with such, but I do not find the block sold sperately.
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Putting your removable storage policies to the test, ideas and solutions please.
So I was thinking of getting some removable media, and then when a user inserts the device it drops an email to say the machine it was run on.
The idea being that I leave said media in one of the office buildings, and see if people hand it in, or do what they have been instructed not to and insert the device.
The idea here is to identify where awareness needs to be improved, and bringing about a more security aware culture.
I know there are tools like hacksaw and switchblade, but I am not looking for something thats going to rip information of a machine, and start the AV flashing, just something basic and simple.
Any ideas? Also bearing in mind many organisations should now have disabled autorun,
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Idaho Criminal Rule 42(i). Nonsummary Proceedings - Trial.
(1) Court trial or jury trial. The trial shall be before the court without a jury, provided, that if the respondent is charged with multiple counts tried in one proceeding, the court cannot impose consecutive criminal sanctions totaling more than six months in jail unless the respondent was given, or voluntarily waived, the right to a jury trial.
(2) Trial rights required to impose a criminal sanction. The court cannot impose a criminal sanction following a trial unless the respondent was provided the following rights: a public trial, compulsory process, the presumption of innocence, the privilege against self-incrimination, the right to call and cross-examine witnesses, the right to testify in oneís own behalf, the right to exclude evidence that was obtained in violation of the respondentís Fourth Amendment rights, the right to counsel, if applicable, and the right to a unanimous verdict if there was a jury trial.
(Prior Rule 42 RESCINDED; New Rule 42 Adopted March 24, 2005, effective July, 2005.)


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Update; 5/9/07
This is the new, made from scratch, NDS-16A1 "Retro" lower receiver. Ready for you to build that Viet Nam era gun you (or your Dad) carried back in the 60's.
The anodizing is done by Victor @ US Anodizing in his "XM" gray.
Color on the surplus uppers will vary, but we tried to match it as best we could.
NDS-16A1 receiver
qty 1 $160 shipped
2-5 $155 ea.
6-20 $150 ea.
Status: in stock/ready to ship
Feel free to send in orders now
Did I do that?
by "retro"...is this just referring to how it looks?
it will use regular AR trigger parts & pins
i have a set of rectangular handguards just looking for a home
Which 60s are you referring to, I was in Nam all of 1967 and January 1968 in 1/4/3 USMC and I carried the partial fence. If I grind off part of the ones of these lowers I will lose the finish you put on them.
They do look nice with the other details though.
HaHa.Originally Posted by JimM44
We will have a partial fence lower available sometime in June. So you don't have to grind on one of these.
Part # will be NDS-XM16E1
I have not worked out prcing yet.
Any estimate when the slabside "NDS-601" will be available?Originally Posted by Mike at NDS
Democracy is two wolves and a lamb voting on what to have for lunch. Liberty is a well-armed lamb contesting the vote.
Benjamin Franklin
Hopefully sometime late June or early July for finished, anodized parts.Originally Posted by jjglith
Looks great.
God pulls my strings!!
any pics of the slabsides or partial fence varieties? Colt Gray finish?
I don't have any anodized versions of those parts yet.Originally Posted by JimE2
If I did, they would be available for sale.


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We arrived into Zurich... wow.. what a change for us! HELLO SWISS FRANK - things are much, much more expensive here than anywhere else that we have been. So it's back to P B & J for us! Zurich was great, Rich hooked us up with a good friend of his who took it upon himself to take us out on the town & show us what real fondue is all about. After a quick day of wandering around Zurich, we were off to Bern to meet up with another contact to pick up our ski gear before heading to the ALPS!
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Belle Isle boosts state recreation passport purchases in Detroit
The number of state recreation passports purchased in Detroit has been on the rise since February, when Belle Isle became a state park — and visitors were given one year before the special passport would be needed to enter the island.
Before February, 7.2 percent of registered vehicles in Detroit included the recreation passport. Today, 34.2 percent of vehicles have the passport, according to Ron Olson, chief of parks and recreation for the Department of Natural Resources.
Statewide, 27 percent of registered vehicles have the passport.
The $11 passport is a special tab added to a motorist's license plate registration. It allows access to all state parks, including Belle Isle. It can be renewed annually. Starting in February 2015, all who enter the park by vehicle will have to have a recreation passport.
The recreation passport data will be the subject of a Natural Resources Commission meeting Thursday in Detroit. The 8:30 a.m. meeting will be at the DNR's new Outdoor Adventure Center, 1801 Atwater St.
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Miranda's Biography
Age of First Professional Play: 16
Ideal Interview Subject: Lydia Davis
Three Words to Describe Herself: Tough, sensitive, and very specific
Role Models: Her friends have been her greatest source of inspiration.
When Miranda July (née Miranda Jennifer Grossinger) dropped out of college to move to Portland in the 90s, it was clear she was already adept at conveying gravitas. Through a manner that would hint at her proclivity for creative storytelling, she told her parents of her departure through letters recorded on cassette tapes left with her brother, in order to create a "real sense of drama" about her decision to leave school. These early experiments communicating through multimedia matured into a lifetime of award-winning performances and writing. Miranda July is now a filmmaker, artist and writer. She is the author of It Chooses You (2011) and No One Belongs Here More Than You (2007), a collection of short stories that won the Frank O'Connor International Short Story Award. July wrote, directed and starred in two feature-length films, The Future (2011) and Me and You and Everyone We Know (2005), winner of the special jury prize at the Sundance Film festival and four prizes at the Cannes Filme Festival, including the Camera d'Or. Her fiction has appeared in The Paris Review, Harper's and The New Yorker and her multimedia projects have been presented at the Guggenheim Museum, the Museum of Modern Art and featured in two Whitney Biennials.


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Ironically, Ross Taylor's standing in New Zealand cricket has, if anything, been enhanced by his sacking from the captaincy of the national side. His dismissal has been widely judged to have been unfair, the more so because he had just led from the front in carrying the Black Caps to a rare test victory in Sri Lanka. There is now just one thing that he could do to endear himself even further to cricket followers. That is to fly to the rescue of the team in South Africa. It would be the grandest of gestures if he were to arrive in Port Elizabeth in time for the start of the second test on Friday.
Taylor could do this knowing that the folly of his demotion had been laid bare. A coach has every right to change his captain, but only if there is a candidate who is demonstrably superior. Taylor's successor, Brendon McCullum, confirmed all the fears about the consequences of his gung-ho attitude when he chose to bat against the world's best pace attack in the first test. The rushes of blood that are part and parcel of his batting will, predictably enough, be a feature of his captaincy. The outcome on this occasion was the humiliating first-innings 45 and comprehensive defeat.
Mike Hesson, the coach whose misjudgment led to McCullum's elevation, has tried to insist Taylor's absence had no impact on that dire performance.
"I don't think it did. It had an effect leading into the test and we discussed that as a group, then we moved on," he said this week. "No doubt Ross batting at four would have been useful for us and that was Ross' decision and we respect that."
Hesson said, further, that Taylor's absence led to the playing of Dean Brownlie, who scored a century in the second innings. This, however, ignored the fact that Brownlie scored a duck in the embarrassing first innings. Taylor, who averaged almost 50 in tests while he held the captaincy and is easily the country's premier batsman, was badly missed.
It was not difficult to see why he would want to spend some time away from the national side. The nature of his dismissal was as deplorable as the lack of judgment behind it. Until that time, Taylor's desire to play, and win, for New Zealand was absolutely unquestioned. He had also demonstrated his willingness to play for Central Districts whenever he could.
His absence from even provincial cricket speaks volumes about his state of mind, the more so because the captaincy issue has nothing to with Central Districts. The province, which languishes at the foot of the Twenty20 table, would have certainly relished runs from his bat. Playing at that level would also have helped to ease him back into the game if, as appears to be the case, his preference is to return against the touring England side next month.
John Buchanan, New Zealand Cricket's director of cricket, has talked of Taylor needing to find the "fire inside". Any professional cricketing career will involve a number of highs and lows. Wallowing in the lows serves no purpose. In this instance, the fire referred to by Buchanan should be rekindled by the sad spectacle of the national side and its desperate need for his batting skills.
Taylor could be excused for taking some satisfaction from the first-test debacle. But, on reflection, he must realise that the Black Caps need him more now than at any time during his test career. Answering the call would simultaneously lift his stocks to the highest level and underline the extent of Hesson's misjudgment.


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The new trailer for the Sam Mendes-directed Skyfall reveals James Bond engaging in wordplay. In Skyfall, Bond's loyalty to M is tested as her past comes back to haunt her. As MI6 comes under attack, 007 must track down and destroy the threat, no matter how personal the cost. Skyfall is released on November 22.


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[quote user="juice33s"][quote user="slipknottin"]Im starting to think 7th rounder at best now.
Just far too high of a chance he will never play at all, and when he gets paid NFL money who knows what will happen, hes a menace to society already.[/quote]
Why would he never play at all? Alls he did was speed and violate "team rules"......
Just did some reading of Harris, he's quite the character:
Dashboard camera footage from an Oregon State Police patrol car during the June 12, 4:30 a.m. traffic stop included this memorable exchange:
Patrolman: Whos got the marijuana in the car?
Harris: "We smoked it all"
Harris' reported introductory line to his teammates in 2009: "My name is Cliff Harris, and I'm here to lock **** down."
if all he's done is smoke weed... then he's far from a menace to society. It's far less dangerous and addictive than alcohol. More violent crime results from drinking alcohol than marijuana smoking. It should be legal


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March 5, 1975
Dallas, TX US
Memorial Auditorium (Dallas)
Rock and Roll, Sick Again, Over the Hills and Far Away, In My Time of Dying, The Song Remains the Same, Rain Song, Kashmir, No Quarter, Trampled Underfoot, Moby Dick, Dazed and Confused (incl. Woodstock), Stairway to Heaven, Whole Lotta Love, Black Dog.
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Press Review Excerpt: Led Zeppelin Flies High, Heavy, Loud
So now, the history-making Led Zeppelin concert series has thundered through Dallas-Fort Worth, breaking gate records here as has been the case of previous stops of the English group's current and chaotic U.S. tour, which surely will bring more attendance marks before the March 27 conclusion in Los Angeles.
At three straight sold-out performances in Fort Worth (Monday night) and in Dallas (Tuesday and Wednesday nights) the world renowned 4-man rock band attracted 34,000 fans, which according to show promoters Concerts West, is an all-time gate record for an indoor rock show in this area.
But still, even as some of that history continues to ring in the ears, the critic's task remains the same, despite the record shattering crowds, or the extended applause for contrived encores of even the overwhelming satisfaction among throngs of loyal Zeppelin fans.
ANYONE assuming such apparent signs of success would sway the critic need only refer to an interview with Zeppelin's famed guitarist Jimmy Page and vocalist Robert Plant published in the March 13 issue of Rolling Stone.
The text points out that although the group five albums have each sold in excess of one million units and their current U.S. tour (the first in 18 months) is expected to be the largest grossing undertaking in rock history, "the band has been continually kicked, shoved, pummeled and kneed in the groin by critics of all stripes."
To be sure, audience excitement and anticipation was greater than usual just before the group's concert debut in Dallas on Tuesday night.
Zeppelin opened strong and immediately established the well-expected pattern of Page sharing the fronting role with Plant's shrill, penetrating vocals. On "Lady," (Over the Hills and Far Away) Plant joined Page's non-stop guitar runs in a crisp duo that was well executed, although the group's musical emphasis often seems to lack a relation to the legitimate, impulsive expression of feeling.
Page's style appears uncontrolled, very aggressive and almost always at a high level of unvarying intensity. His guitar and Plant's scorching vocal tones embody the Zeppelin sound. When back-grounded by John Paul Jones' bottom- heavy bass and drummer John (Bonzo) Bonham's booming licks, that group sound is thunderous, jagged, over bearing.
And, of course, the crowd loved it. With a continually superb light snow and stage presentation, Zeppelin raged hours through the evening only rarely straying from the high-stress attack, whether on older tunes ("Black Dog," "No Quarter," "Dazed and Confused") or on cuts from their latest album.
"Physical Graffiti," Kashmir," "In My Dying." Finally, their finest work of all, "Stairway To Heaven," brought out the very best from Zeppelin and proved to some extent the group can exert musical expression with subtle finesse, rather than the usual total assault approach. (by C.BATES - Dallas Morning News, March 1975)


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Thanks to a cooperative effort between UMD and the Duluth Transit Authority (DTA), UMD students, faculty, and staff can ride DTA buses at extremely discounted rates. Students are automatically assessed a $10 fee each semester which provides unlimited rides. Faculty and staff can opt-in for a $50 annual pass, also providing unlimited rides – visit the Student Life Office in KPlz 245.
With limited capacity for parking spaces on campus, riding the DTA is a smart choice. No parking hassles, just easy city-wide DTA bus service to and from the UMD campus or anywhere in the Twin Ports with your UMD UCard.
UMD students registered for more than six undergraduate credits, as well as most graduate students, qualify for the program. Those students who are not assessed the fee can opt-in by visiting the UMD Student Life Office in KPlz 245.
When used illegally as a fare payment, UCard IDs will be confiscated by the driver and violators may be prosecuted under MINNESOTA 609.855 "CRIMES AGAINST TRANSIT ACT."
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Santa Ynez Wedding by Jose Villa + Jill La Fleur + Joel Serrato, Part IYou guys know what tends to happen to me when I get my hands on a Jose Villa wedding. I turn into a five year old who just took her first steps inside a candy store. Giddy, flustered, squealing here
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UTSA student volunteers at Goodwill Industries on April 8
Students to discuss spring break volunteering
By Cindy Brockwell
Office of Student Affairs
(April 26, 2006)--National Volunteer Week is April 23-39 -- and as part of that observance, UTSA community members who volunteered over spring break will discuss their experiences in a panel discussion, "Reflections on Volunteering in New Orleans," from 5 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, April 26 in the University Center Mesquite Room (2.01.24) on the UTSA 1604 Campus.
A group of UTSA faculty, staff and students went to New Orleans over spring break to help with hurricane relief efforts.
Today's headlines
- La Prensa Foundation is newest member of UTSA Lone Star Society
- UTSA alumna Jordan Kaufmann wins $50K for new stent-graft start-up
- UTSA begins new way-finding sign installation this summer at Main Campus
- USA Today: UTSA long jumper Tyler Williamson rescues three-year-old boy
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The UTSA volunteers are participating in United to Serve, a UT System initiative in which members of the UT family across the state give their time and talents to help their local communities.
UTSA got a head start in the initiative with a day of volunteer service on April 8. The event was coordinated by the UTSA Service Leader Council and the student group, VOICES (Volunteer Organization Involving Community, Education and Service).
On that one day alone, approximately 220 UTSA students, staff and faculty volunteered their time by working with 11 community service groups: Any Baby Can, Christian Senior Services, Cibolo Nature Center, Communities in Schools, Goodwill San Antonio, Las Palmas Branch Library, Merill Garden's Assisted Living Facility, Public Works Department, Vista Care Hospice, Woodlawn Hills Elementary School and the YWCA.
Established in 1993, VOICES coordinates and provides community-service opportunities for the UTSA community. For more information on VOICES, contact Sharis Slocum at (210) 458-4160.
To volunteer, visit the San Antonio United Way Web site.
National Volunteer Week began in 1974 when President Richard Nixon signed an executive order establishing the week. Since then, every president has signed a proclamation promoting the week.


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Haywood's Historic Farmers Market Indoor Winter Market
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including Sat., Nov 24th for your shopping convience.
Our vendors still have all the fall greens and root vegetables needed to make those warm and hearty soups and our meat vendors are stocked up too. Now is the time to pre order your Thanksgiving turkey or other meats.
Also special order delicious pies, breads, cakes for the holidays and hostess gift giving.
Featured are Copper Pot and Wooden Spoon - jams jellies, pickles & scone & cracker mixes.
Fines Creek Fine Foods - pepper mustards & fruit syrups.
27 Willow - jams & jellies
All of these are made with local ingredients and processed locally in Heath Dept approved kitchens.
Carolina Wild Seafood will be with us every Saturday this year.
Our quality craftspeople have one of a kind items to make gift giving a special memory this year.
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Redmond coffee-stand robbery suspect photo released
Woman wore coat with hood, scarf over face
REDMOND, Ore. - Redmond police released an unusual surveillance photo Monday evening of a woman who kept most identifying features hidden as she robbed a Dutch Bros. coffee stand in northwest Redmond, hoping to get tips that will lead to an identification and arrest.
Redmond police and Deschutes County sheriff's deputies responded around 9:15 p.m. to the reported holdup at the Dutch Bros. at 650 NW Jackpine Ave. No. 1, said Sgt. Curtis Chambers.
"She made some motions to make the person believe that she was armed, but no weapon was actually seen," Lt. Keith Knight said late Monday. "She was able to take with her an undisclosed amount of cash."
Officers arrived to find the woman had fled, last seen getting into a red car of unknown make and model, Chambers said. A search of the area did not turn up the suspect.
The robber is described as a white female adult, 5-foot-5, and tall with a thin to medium build. She was last seen wearing a black coat with the hood up and a scarf over her face, blue jeans and brown boots. She was carrying a yellow or green cloth shopping bag with straps, Chambers said.
The investigation is ongoing, the sergeant said, and all leads are being investigated.
Officers searched the area for evidence and used a police tracking dog to assist.
Police asked anyone with information regarding the holdup to contact police through Deschutes County dispatchers at (541) 693-6911.
You can also call the Crime Stoppers Tip Line at 1-877-876-TIPS, or use the form on KTVZ.COM's Crime Stoppers page. You can remain anonymous, and you could be eligible for a cash reward.
As for what to do in such situations, Knight said: "If you are a victim of a circumstance such as this, the best thing to do is to be a really good witness and do whatever the suspect tells you, just to keep yourself safe."