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Fake It 'Til You Make It Staycation: NYC
Can't afford to travel like the one percent? Why not fake it for the weekend? We show you how to take NYC by storm.
Since we're all inundated with the news that we'll probably stay in a recession for most of the next decade, living the high life and vacationing abroad still remains a fantasy. But hey, just because you can't live like the one percent and escape to Africa or South America doesn't mean you can't vacay like a celebrity until those Facebook stock options decide to head north. Instead, learn to embrace what you have and attempt some dramatic flair in faking it for now. A staycation is the perfect occasion, and here in NYC you can pretend to be anything you want: a stock broker, a CEO — you be the judge. Here's our guide to the essentials of a weekend in town where you can live like the rich and famous on a fairly modest budget.
While you used to need a six-figure salary to get into the driver's seat of a luxury set of wheels, on your dream staycation they can all be yours, courtesy of Enterprise's new Exotic Collection fleet. Available in most major cities, customers can deck themselves out with the latest and greatest models on the road, which is always key when attempting to give off the impression of affluence, prestige and power. Feeling sporty? We'd suggest the Maserati GT Coupe, the Porsche Boxster or a slick BMW Z4 roadster. If space, comfort and presence are your desire, how about one of Mercedes-Benz' G550 Rover-style beasts? Or if you're really trying to live large, perhaps the Cadillac Escalade ESV? Whatever you decide on, this service is quick, easy and affordable (running less than $500/day). Forget just looking the part; you need to drive the part.
While your far-east Bronx bachelor pad would be a lovely place for you to bring the hot socialite or sexy exec you find downtown, attempting to explain why you live in the boonies and have to resort to the late-night subway to get home might raise a few eyebrows. Driving back in your (borrowed) luxury hot rod also isn't the best idea, as that thing will be gone 60 seconds after you've stumbled up your crumbling stairs. Instead of splurging on a hotel, which would be a dead giveaway, act the part with a luxury vacation rental on the Upper East Side or Soho. Check out a service like www.homeaway.com, which lets you browse residents' gorgeous pads across the city, then reserve online within your price range. For bonus cred, throw a few photos of yourself around the place and hide any child-related memorabilia that might be lingering.
Schmoozing around town at the hottest lounges, nightclubs and supper clubs on your fake-it staycation means that your ugly vintage prom suit and outdated Target apparel isn't going to cut it. Instead, step it up a notch with a luxury designer rental for the night. Having the celebrity-style offerings of the hottest new YSL, Dior Homme or Helmut Lang attire fresh and ready for you to hit the red carpet doesn't mean you need to fork out the $4K-plus you'd pay buying one of these designer suits. We'd suggest checking out an online retailer like Cloak Wardrobe to browse the selection and sizes, then heading over to www.tiesociety.com to have the sickest-looking ties and cufflinks sent over to complete the look, Netflix subscription–style!
Forget escorts or strippers, the real mark of a successful man is one who exudes enough confidence, class and suavity to pick up any hot young thing he lays eyes on. For the majority of us, however, striking up a conversation with the sexy blonde out with her girlfriends can be a death wish without the right wingman by your side. While bringing along your tongue-tied buddy may work at the country bar where you guys learned to keg stand, New York women are fairly cutthroat when it comes to who they pass their phone number to at the end of the night (or the next morning, if you're lucky). We'd suggest hiring your own wingwoman; chicks are 10 times more open to a guy when introduced to them by another female, signaling a sort of all clear on the creep factor. Wingwomen.com has been providing quality hookups for almost a decade, and for just $75/hour, you'll be guided by your expert "date" into the most fun situations you've had in years. But remember, as Wingwomen founder Shane Forbes states, "They're not dates…they're a dating tool." Fine by us if they get the job done!
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I've been working on this for a while and forgot to post it here!
Just in case, here is Tobbi Dala:
Dala on right, Boba in middle, Shysa on left
Early 80's Star Wars goodness!
I am building Dala realistic with the comic colors. I'll spare all the WIP for the completed parts.
On to the action!
MOW jetpack
BBF harness
Other parts on the jp: Serenity ESB ali beacon & ali collar, EVO ali stabilizer, Scott's Pre-pro decals
MOW gauntlets:
Other gauntlet parts: RussRep ali darts, Alcoswitch MPE106D pushbuttons
Woodman custom Wookie braid:
Belt, girth & pouches:
BBF custom ESB belt, LWFU white pouches dyed to color, Centaur girth dyed to color
Sidewinder ROTJ EE-3 completed
I went with the ROTJ EE-3 because in the group shot posted at the top, Dala's EE-3 looks closest to the ROTJ. In these pics, the angles make Boba's EE-3 look like the one Dala is holding in the group shot:
The ESB DL-44 is a Doopydoo kit. Very nice btw.
Shin tools:
Paterson found parts, Mojo ali parts, ABS & electrical
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Bombshell: Souter retiring
posted at 10:25 pm on April 30, 2009 by Allahpundit
The rumors were swirling this afternoon and now NPR confirms. Farewell at last to Bush I's worst mistake.
NPR has learned that Supreme Court Justice David Souter is planning to retire at the end of the court's current term…
Souter is expected to remain on the bench until a successor has been chosen and confirmed, which may or may not be accomplished before the court reconvenes in October.
At 69, Souter is nowhere near the oldest member of the court, but he has made clear to friends for some time now that he wanted to leave Washington, a city he has never liked, and return to his native New Hampshire.
I wonder if he saved this as some sort of "100 days" gift to The One or whether he waited until the Democrats were on the brink of a filibuster-proof majority, just to make extra sure the GOP was powerless to stop his replacement. Whichever it is, needless to say, we're at Obama's mercy. The pick will almost certainly be a woman — at 48, Elena Kagan is young and the frontrunner as Solicitor General although Sonia Sotomayor's name has been kicked around too — but beyond that, the sky's the limit. The only "good" news is that Souter was one of the most reliably liberal votes on the Court. Barry O would have to appoint an out-and-out socialist, practically, to tilt it further left.
Update: As noted in the comments, Specter is on the Judiciary Committee that will quiz Souter's replacement. He voted no on Bork in 1987. Think he'll have the stones to oppose this one if he/she's too "radical" given that his reelection prospects are squarely in Obama's hands?
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It was just a normal flight from Washington D.C. to Florida and two brothers were chatting as they waited for the plane to depart. According to Kashif Irfan, his brother noted their window was right next to the jet plane engine, a remark made by millions of people who have ever traveled on an airplane, but, in this case, the person making the remark had a swarthy complexion and he was Muslim. Another passenger overheard the remark, told his fellow passengers about the danger they were facing and the group demanded the removal of all nine Muslim passengers on the flight. AirTran staff decided where there was smoke, there must be fire and ordered all nine Muslims off the plane. AirTran then refused to rebook the nine who had to find another airline that would allow them on their plane. For safety stake, AirTran did have all passengers go through another screening.
One wonders if someone with a black skin made the remark would it then require removing all African American passengers? Or, what is someone wearing a Yamulka made the remark, would all passengers be checked to see if they were Jewish and then removed? Hopefully, the nine Americans will sue the idiots at AirTran and make them pay through the nose for bigotry and bias.
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Looking Back-Feb. 28, 2013
40 years ago, March 1, 1973
From the Country Echo
State Sen. Winston Borden was named one of the Ten Outstanding Young Men in Minnesota by the state Jaycee organization.
(Adv) The Swiss House Restaurant & Lounge, Gull Lake Narrows. Winter hours: Thurs.-Fri.-Sat. — Dine from 5-11 p.m.
30 years ago, March 3, 1983
From the Country Echo
Eighteen students from the Pequot Lakes German II and IV classes will travel to Germany: Peter Birkeland, Michelle Johnson, Katie Brine, Kris Johnson, Dana Buntje, John LaBarre, Verena Buss, Char Miller, Helen Eagle, Sally Moberg, Kathy Ebnet, Mary Roehl, Brian Frankenberg, Mary Schwieters, Jenny Hall, Julee Thrane, Kristi Heidt and Jeff Wallin.
20 years ago, Feb. 25, 1993
From the Lake Country Echo
A "Return Pete to the Pickle" petition was circulated when a new Nisswa city personnel policy prohibited popular bartender Pete Wallin from working part time at the municipal liquor establishment after he became the city's full-time road and maintenance superintendent.
Angie Evenson broke the single-game scoring record in basketball with 39 points for the Pequot Lakes Indians. Last week she reached 1,000 career points.
10 years ago, Feb. 27, 2003
From the Lake Country Echo
(photo) Ship models dwarf Whitefish Lake resident Tim Leagjeld in his living room. Over the last two years, Leagjeld has constructed seven massive ship models entirely from supplies he's purchased locally.
Crosslake Community School spelling bee winners were Alexis Hansen, third grade, first; Kassi Owens, fifth grade, second; and Jonah Lazerine, third grade, third.


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In what might be the shortest post I ever write on GameZone (seriously, I feel like Kotaku or IGN right now), the Xbox LIVE Countdown to 2013 Daily Deal Day 9 has Counter Strike GO on sale for 50% off. That brings the game to 600 Microsoft Points. #TheMoreYouKnow
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It wasn't just any house that burned down last week in the Danala Farms neighborhood in Alamo. It was the historic Humburg house, which had been moved to the site some 20 years ago from Orchard Court, where it was built in the 1890s.
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Flames engulf old Humburg house in Alamo
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I remember the old Home well.Also remember the Jackson home which was set on top of a small hill A few hundred yards away from the Old Humburg house,Surrounded of course by a walnut orchard.Our home across the valley was built by the same builder and architect.Or maybe Just builder in those days.


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Santa Rosa, CA., June 23, 2014 – Team IDB Racing made it to the top of the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb in a total time of 12:10.435 which put the team in 14th in the Time Attack 1 Class and 78th overall out of 130 racers.
The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb is one of the oldest, toughest races in the country located in Colorado Springs. It is often referred to as "The Race to the Clouds" as the course measures 12.42 miles over 156 turns that begins at 9,390 feet and finishes at the 14,115 foot summit of Pikes Peak. Liquid Image was proud to sponsor team owner and driver, Wil Kitchens, in IDB Racing's first major race appearance. The team brought their purpose-built BMW M3 all the way from Texas to conquer America's Mountain, but ran into some bad luck in the practice rounds that slowed down the car on race day.
"We started the week off great and after the first day of practice our times put us 6th in class," said Kitchens. "We came back next day ready to drop our times, but hit a damp spot in the pavement which put the car off track damaging the vehicle's aerodynamics package beyond repair."
IDB Racing managed to put the car back together and back on the track with some disadvantages. Kitchens managed to limp the wounded BMW to the top of the Peak where his team celebrated their first finish at PPIHC.
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IDB Racing is a small repair and restoration shop located in Houston, Texas which offers factory diagnostic equipment, bumper-to-bumper repairs, towing and transportation, and more.
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Feel the beat of a completely new gaming experience as you drum through an incredible jungle adventure with Donkey Kong!
Game Storyline: Donkey Kong has to brave the dangers of the jungle to rescue his simian pals!
Characters: Donkey Kong, other apes.
How to progress through the game: Run, jump, battle, swing on vines and collect bananas and baby apes as you explore beautiful side-scrolling environments. You'll also have to hitch rides on parrots and bounce off pinball-like obstacles.


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A rare pair of Newburyport Silver Company footed salt and pepper shakers. These very vintage shakers stand 2 3/4" high and are 1" diameter at the base. Bases are weighted. Both shakers have 12 holes in the screw off caps but one has larger holes. The bottom of each shaker is marked "NSCo 444". The Newburyport Silver Company was located in Keene, New Hampshire and was only in business between 1905-1914. Newburyport Silver Company was known mostly for flatware which makes these shakers uncommon...
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Sophomore point guard Quinn Cook had a career-high 17 points for the Blue Devils who extended their regular-season tournament winning streak to 21 games, a run that stretches to the championship game of the 2006 CBE Classic.
Duke (4-0) will face the winner of the first-round game between No. 19 Memphis and VCU in Friday's semifinals.
Rodney Williams had 16 points for the Golden Gophers (4-1), who just couldn't cut into the Blue Devils' lead in the second half.
Duke's lead ranged from 10 to 13 points throughout most of the second half. Minnesota, a team known for its toughness and defense, met its match in the Blue Devils, who were just as physical as the Gophers, and were more so through the last 5 minutes when Duke pulled away.
Ryan Kelly had 14 points for Duke and freshman Rasheed Sulaimon, the fifth starter, added 11. The only points scored by a non-starter were the two from Amile Jefferson.
Curry was 8 of 11 from the field and Duke finished 30 of 55 (54.5 percent). Curry made all three of his 3-point attempts and the Blue Devils were 8 of 10 from beyond the arc.
Minnesota had held its first three opponents to 28.6 shooting from the field and 19.1 percent on 3s while giving up 48.0 points per game.
Obviously Duke was a little bit better than the Gophers' first three opponents.
This was Duke's 150th consecutive game ranked in the Top Ten and the Blue Devils are 150-30 in those games.


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Nisswa-stamman to feature cornucopia of talent
Nisswa-stämman Scandinavian Folk Music Festival enters its 14th year Friday and Saturday, June 7 and 8, with a cornucopia full of talented musicians.
More than a dozen performers from Scandinavia will join forces with American musicians to fill this year's roster to overflowing with 164 performers.
The list of Scandinavian performers includes:
• Harald Haugaard and Helene Blum: Denmark's most acclaimed fiddler and singer combine their talents in a special visit to Nisswa.
• Marie Skavnes and Lars Berg: Norway's top prize-winning fiddler in the national 2012 competition teams up with a fantastic accordion player.
• The Polka Chicks: This top flight Finnish duo on fiddle and accordion were favorites at Nisswa-stämman 2010.
• Bjärv duo: "Fiddler of the realm" prize winning fiddler and nyckelharpa from Sweden.
• Mette Jensen and Kristian Bugge: Returnees to Nisswa-stämman who won this year's Danish Grammy for best traditional music.
Headlining the event this year is Denmark's virtuoso violin player, Harald Haugaard, and his wife, Helene Blum. Haugaard first appeared at the festival in 2007 with his musical partner at the time, Morten Høirup.
The duo Haugaard & Høirup performed together for 10 years and became one of Denmark's biggest music export successes with approximately 1,000 concerts world wide and seven highly regarded album releases.
They were hugely popular at Nisswa-stämman that year, and Morten Høirup predicted that it would be the first of many years that Danes would grace the stage of Nisswa.
How right he was. Danes have graced the stages of Nisswa-stämman in almost every year since he made that prophetic statement, each time proving to be incredibly talented musicians and very popular with Nisswa audiences. This year, Haugaard will again take his turn on stage, accompanied by his wife and performing partner, Blum. Blum is a well established folk artist in her own right with a successful career as singer, instrumentalist and composer. Currently on their "Open Eyes Tour 2013," they have toured Europe, Japan and now North America.
Haugaard is one of the most acclaimed musicians on the Danish music scene today. He began playing the violin at age 7. One of his earliest and greatest influences was his grandfather, Johannes, who was a traditional accordion player.
His mother, Lene Sand Christensen, was highly active in folk dance as a caller and teacher and Haugaard soon began playing for her classes. He is now an international composer, performer and professor of folk music at Carl Nielsen Academy of Music in Odense. His masterful and inventive virtuoso fiddle playing has garnered him 12 Danish Music Awards over the years.
Blum has thrilled audiences worldwide with her intensively expressive, crystal clear voice. In 2004 she became the first singer to graduate from the Carl Nielsen Academy with a folk music major.
She specializes in reinventing ancient songs and ballads with contemporary expressions and weaves in her own newly written songs as well. While Blum's music is deeply rooted in Danish music traditions, she is not afraid to challenge tradition.
Together, Haugaard and Blum have created a new canvas for Danish folk music. They perform with great presence and passion a delicate blend of old Danish dance tunes and songs, but they don't stop there. Haugaard and Blum also offer beautiful new compositions, and thrilling improvisations on their theme of preserving and enriching Danish folk music for the future.
For more information, visit www.nisswastamman.org or contact Paul Wilson at 218-764-2994.


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Re: Stop wasting your mone on PSHOME[ Edited ]
You all know whats sad though... Ip is being seen by regular forum users and passer-bys. I bet he just sealed his fate if here ever gets on home again. An earlier reply had "apart from the freezing and the trolls" That one line..."And he TROLLS" You know trolls read these forums to and fish for the catch of the day and Ip is looking like the legendary swordfish right now.
Everyone is a lunatic its just when will they break from the asylum, I have.
Trolling? Pfft .... Entertainment.
Re: Stop wasting your mone on PSHOME
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they aren't temp issues, look at the freezing! ON going for months!!!
Two years, or longer.
There's been many complaints, threads, and personal vendetta attacks made against the freezers.
Yet, your thread just adds to the 100th threads already made. You seem to be no different then the rest, of the threads.
That were made on it, IP.
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Re: Stop wasting your mone on PSHOME
What is a man? (Just look above)... "The ultimate measures of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy".
Re: Stop wasting your mone on PSHOME
Ip, if you can predict the future, try going to Vegas or entering a lottery instead smart guy.
For your information, since youre a noob you may not be aware that several glitches/exploits have been patched in the past. You cant say with confidence that anything currently possible isnt "temporary". And assuming it wasnt temporary, it doesnt outweigh the entertainment Home provides, but you wouldnt know about its potential since it requires personality to function in a chat room like home.
The fact still remains that youre choosing to express negativity among people that are confirmed supporters, in an attempt to hand hold your lonely point of view.
And the funny thing is that the majority of haters actually love home, because it provides a format for them to express their deviant desires and negative tendencies. Without Home, theyll be stuck harassing in real life which leads to more than just a Ban destiny.
Re: Stop wasting your mone on PSHOME
@bfear... We know. You "write" on every hot topic out there. Like the earlier person said "902 in under a month"
Everyone is a lunatic its just when will they break from the asylum, I have.
Trolling? Pfft .... Entertainment.
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how are we supposed to fix the issues in Home?
youre either a really bad troll, or just extremely ignorant. either way i pity you.
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A guy that is a cocky asshole, who goes for girls that are way to young. Looks and acts like he just left the Mickey Mouse Club. With no morals except SEXXX!!
Jack Jerkface is such a goof-scum he's 18 and tried fucking my girl and she is only 13. Dat be messed up!!
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With the election now behind us our nation is either poised to move forward or is stuck fast in the mess that has plagued us over the past four years. We can assume from the results of the presidential election that approximately 51 percent of the country believes we are on the road to recovery and bright days are ahead. The other 48 percent of those participating in the recent election believe the country is severely broken, lacks the leadership needed to correct the problems and believes very troubled days are ahead.
Obviously we are a nation where the majority rules, but we've become a nation of winners and when winning at all cost is the primary objective it tends to leave ill will in its wake. While no one wants to end up on the losing side of a hard fought battle, what I hear most disturbing from those on the losing side is a loss of faith in our nation's principles more so than just a bitter defeat. When President Obama was elected in 2008, those who chose not to vote for him were at least optimistic that he would live up to the words of his campaign, bring the parties together, reduce the unemployment rate as well as the deficit and bring about a needed change in the way the country had been functioning over the previous administration.
Unfortunately, throughout this campaign President Obama took a different approach with his reelection using terms like "redistribution," "revenge," and drew lines around race, gender, sexual orientation, and age. Where most presidents spoke about motivational achievements and encouraging goals, President Obama spoke about entitlements, those who don't share with others and discouraging small business job providers.
Clearly the last four years have seen a major shift in the attitude and expectations people have with regards to their lives and the position government seeks to have in those lives. We're moving from a nation where John Kennedy challenged us… not to ask what our country can do for us but what we can do for our country to an Obama second term where we should be asking the country to step in and right the inequities through a leveling of the playing field.
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Total U.S. shopper traffic in retail stores and malls for September 2012
The end of back-to-school shopping in the U.S. led to a significant drop in foot traffic this past month. September saw a 13.1% decrease in retail foot traffic compared to August. However, this past month continued a streak of year-over-year improvements. September 2012 foot traffic increased 12.9% when compared with the same month last year.
Back-to-school time is the second-largest shopping season of the year. The promotions to buy new gear and apparel for the kids drew shoppers to stores and malls over the long Labor Day weekend. However, once the sales ended in early September, shoppers cooled down their purchasing for a bit.
Retail traffic revived again thanks to release of the iPhone 5. Beginning Sept. 21, the latest iteration of Apple's flagship product led shoppers to malls and electronics stores in droves. Foot traffic in electronics stores has seen a general decline due to a movement toward online comparison and shopping. The iPhone 5 release demonstrates big events still compel shoppers to visit brick-and-mortar stores to (literally) get their hands on the new product.
Looking forward to the last quarter of the year, ShopperTrak predicts that national retail sales, when compared to the same period in 2011, will rise 3.3% during the holiday season (the months of November and December). Also, retail foot traffic will increase 2.8% during that time. In October, the month leading up to the holiday season, ShopperTrak expects a slow but continually improving economy will positively affect year-over-year foot traffic.
ShopperTrak's data and analyses in this article are based on counting billions of shoppers in more than 50,000 locations across 74 countries. ShopperTrak is a leading retail technology company that anonymously counts people, analyzes data and identifies opportunities to increase revenue for retailers, mall developers and entertainment venues. Find out more at http://www.shoppertrak.com.


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corn popping is the art of melting your own your drug of choice, mainly oxycontin, heroin, and cocaine. you then can melt it down in a spoon and insert into your rectum, maintain a vertical position so you get all the drips in your bloodstream. Taking drugs through the rectum is up to 20 times as effective as orally. You can also insert an ectasy pill up your rectum with a turkey baster, load about 2-3 pokie balls and then squeeze to euphoric highs.
*cornpop with caution*
*cornpop with caution*
by corn_popping_thug1390 November 13, 2010
The vengeful act of crapping on a lover's chest while they sleep.Buy the plush


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UTSA Vice Provost David R. Johnson (left) and David Carter,
representative of family donating collection to archive
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>> Read a San Antonio Express-News story (2/12/09) about
the Carter family gift to UTSA
UTSA Library receives historic 1830s documents
By Kris Rodriguez
Public Affairs Specialist
(Feb. 12, 2009)--UTSA officials announced Feb. 11 the donation of documents from the 1830s to the UTSA Library Archives and Special Collections at UTSA's Institute of Texan Cultures. The gift comes from the family of Aline Carter, poet laureate of Texas and former curator of the Alamo. Additionally, the family will establish an endowment to support and maintain the UTSA archives and collections.
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Among the items in the Carter family's donation:
- Aline Carter's manuscript, "Light Beyond the Hills," a recounting of the life of her great-grandmother, Elizabeth Canterbury, one of the first five female settlers in San Antonio
- "The Perote Papers," written by Canterbury's husband, Wilson Riddle, they are his plea to a British minister for the release from a dungeon of him, his brother and other prisoners
- "Indian Depredations Reports," which describe massacres, conflicts and cruelty inflicted by Indians on whites. In the 19th century, the term "depredations" was used universally to describe these actions. San Antonian George Brackenridge reported on "depredations" committed by Indians on the Texas frontier. He was appointed by the secretary of the interior to head an investigative committee
- A telegram from Clara Driscoll, known as "Savior of the Alamo," who in 1903 provided funds to prevent the sale of the Alamo to a hotel firm
"We hope this collection serves as a great resource for public education," said family spokesperson Paul Carter. "If anyone is interested in doing a documentary on San Antonio or pursuing historical research on a class project, they would now have these resources available to provide accurate and first-hand accounts. We are grateful that the UTSA archives exist and want to spread the word about the many worthwhile endeavors UTSA is pursuing, which we will support with our donations."
Because such materials enhance the understanding and knowledge of early San Antonio, Carter said that his family hopes their donation spurs other local families to search through older photographs and papers and determine if they could be pertinent additions to the UTSA archives.
"We are pleased that the UTSA Archives and Special Collections will be the repository for this important San Antonio family collection," said David R. Johnson, UTSA vice provost for academic and faculty support and former interim dean of the library. "There is no doubt the collection will be a tremendous resource for historians and students researching 19th and 20th century San Antonio as it was experienced and described by the Carter family. Covering the family's activities for more than a century, the collection provides great insight into the fabric of life in the city and region."
UTSA Archives and Special Collections holds more than 300 collections, ranging from Mexican manuscripts from the 1500s to original Fiesta San Antonio Commission photos of the 1920s. The archive also serves as the repository for the university's primary source of materials on San Antonio regarding women and gender, authors and political activities of the San Antonio Mexican-American community since World War II.
Access to the UTSA Archives and Special Collections is free and open to all. For more information, call (210) 458-2381 or visit the UTSA Archives and Special Collections Web site.


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The guys get to it on Episode 41 with talk of fortune cookies, and ridding oneself of canines. Child rearing and financial splurges are discussed. Ryan needs Viagra for his trash cans. Stealing for the environment, and Jonathan gives some life rules and advice. Jonathan reviews the J. Edgar film from his "Son of a G-man" perspective, which leads into a socio-economic breakdown of the Twilight fanbase. Ryan reviews a hip-harp concert, and speaks about religious production value and holy concert lighting. Jonathan seeks help from the Proletariat on religious nomenclature. Anne Rice's two cents are put in, and the FBI infiltrates the NOPD… in a good way. The guys discuss showers, and not the golden kind. Some interesting drug-related medical studies are mulled over, which leads to college stories, and an analysis of Sherlock Holmes' substance abuse. Does weight loss equal penis growth? We wrap it up with talk of artificial sweeteners and a preview of Episode 42 with guest Amy J! This Week in Nerd History and that's that for Episode 41. Give it a whirl!
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Hollow Point - 2008 Ford F-650
This F-650 is at the Top of Darth Vader's Christmas List
It would seem that there isn't much real estate available to bring anything new into the world of custom trucks. Lifted and lowered trucks are not exactly some new phenomena, so how does one stand out in a crowd of very similar appearances? The fastest way to get the proper attention is to find that diamond in the rough; something that was overlooked or considered to be just too darn difficult to accomplish. We believe this F-650 does all of that and then some.
Built by Adam Genei and the Mobsteel crew in Brighton, Michigan, the huge Ford would seem slightly askew when delving into the company's previous custom vehicles. All outward appearances point to an affinity for classic Lincoln Continentals made of solid steel and every one dressed in a healthy coating of black. Adam tells us, "The cars we build are a part of American history; vintage Detroit steel, not a fiberglass reproduction. Steel with a soul, and the blood, sweat, and tears of our friends and family." After speaking with Adam at length, it becomes very clear he has a deep passion for the custom industry and his company's work shows that conviction. So how does the Hollow Point F-650 even make the cut? Basically, Mobsteel's customers drive more than just classy Lincoln Continentals and want their other vehicles to reflect a similar style.
One of the many high-profile clients having purchased a number of custom rides from Adam is NFL All-Pro, Albert Haynesworth. Apparently, Albert believes so highly of the work coming out of the Brighton shop that this truck was built entirely on a phone call alone. If that isn't saying something positive about Mobsteel, then we don't know what would. In the course of only a few minutes, Albert expressed his desire for something different and suiting of his personality. Adam responded with the F-650 and ideas to make it big, bad, and black. With the talking part handled and freedom to run, Adam secured an '08 Ford F-650 cab and chassis, and the reality of a plus-sized project was underway.
First on the list was getting the frame handled. It was determined that many feet of frame were going to see the cutting room floor before the standard Ford 8-foot longbed could properly fit. The frame was lopped off an amazing 15 feet and a matching '08 factory bumper was installed making the rear end appear as if the Blue Oval rolled off the assembly line itself. Suspension was handled by cutting off nearly every suspension mount, both front and rear, before relocating and fabricating new mounts to allow the truck to not only sit lower, but actually function properly and maintain the trucks GVWR. A custom front beam axle was built in house at Mobsteel and features an additional 3 inches of lowering compared to the stocker. Goodyear commercial airbags lay the medium-duty rig down over 325/45R24 Pirelli Scorpion ATR rubber and custom 24x10-inch Aztec wheels. All told, when the air is released from the F-650, its roofline measures 28 inches lower than when the project began thanks to the air suspension and 5½-inch lowered body.
Tilting the custom grille and hood forward over the handcrafted steel bumper reveals a massive Caterpillar inline-six turbodiesel. Governed for low speed work, Michigan Caterpillar in Novi, Michigan, reprogrammed the ECM to allow the truck a little more freedom to run. Breathing through a 6-inch turbo-back exhaust, the 11,950-pound truck can now run to 110 mph. Flying down the roadway from the command center, driver and passengers alike will be sitting comfortably in quad bucket seats stitched in two-tone, handtooled black and tan leather by No Joke Custom Upholstery in New Carlisle, Ohio. A suede and aluminum overhead console holds two 17-inch widescreen monitors, and filling those monitors is an audio video system piled high with JL Audio component speakers and amplifiers controlled by a Pioneer DVD head with an iPod docking station.
According to Adam, the truck was just supposed to tow a trailer to the '11 SEMA show and was never supposed to be in the Ford booth. Once the Blue Oval designers saw the smoothed and slightly shaved big rig coated in PPG Mobsteel Black, they had to have it inside for all the show attendees to gawk at. It was no surprise to us as the guys have built a reputation with Ford after having already built a turbo Taurus SHO, Ford Flex, and a turbo V-6 Mustang. All were appropriately dressed in PPG Mobsteel Black, of course. What was a surprise to Adam was the truck receiving a Ford Design Award, Mobsteel's fifth such award. "It's surreal to be getting this kind of attention from the industry. We just do what we like and try to have fun doing it," he explained. With an eye for design and classic lines plus the backing of company's like Ford, JL Audio, Miller Welders, PPG, Pirelli Tire, Dynamat, SATA, and Sauvé Media Marketing, it would seem surreal not to succeed.
"The cars we build are a part of American history…Detroit steel." -Adam Genei
Inside the Build
Year Make Model:
2008 Ford F-650
Albert Haynesworth
Type: 7.2L turbo I-6 Caterpillar
Exhaust: 6-inch turbo-back
Engine Management: Michigan Caterpillar custom tune
Output: 380 hp and 1,060 lb-ft
Built by: Mobsteel
Type: 7.2L turbo I-6 Caterpillar
Exhaust: 6-inch turbo-back
Engine Management: Michigan Caterpillar custom tune
Output: 380 hp and 1,060 lb-ft
Built by: Mobsteel
Front suspension: Custom front mounts, one-off axle, Goodyear industrial airbags
Rear suspension: Custom rear setup with 16-inch C-notch, shortened frame, Goodyear industrial airbags
Brakes: Factory F-650
Front suspension: Custom front mounts, one-off axle, Goodyear industrial airbags
Rear suspension: Custom rear setup with 16-inch C-notch, shortened frame, Goodyear industrial airbags
Brakes: Factory F-650
Wheels & Tires:
Wheels: 24x10 Aztec
Tires: 325/45R24 Pirelli Scorpion ATR
Wheels: 24x10 Aztec
Tires: 325/45R24 Pirelli Scorpion ATR


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"Nature does nothing uselessly." Aristotle
Drew, I would set your camera to manual focus. Each time a bee flies in front of the lens it tries to autofocus on it, but can't because its too fast. But if you set the focus and let some parts of the frame fall out of focus you will end up with a more watchable clip. Having the focus hunting and the lens "breathing" like that is really hard to watch. Give it a try if you can. I think you'll like the look better.
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text: if anyone remembers my apartment in connecticut... my kitchen was where I worked on bikes. it was less than ideal. also I lived on the second floor. RoadMaster Diesel: tryin on some new shoes. by Joey Mac, on Flickr but about 6 months ago I moved in here in Austin TX. my new apartment has a garage door for a wall. from inside my apartment by Joey Mac, on Flickr much better in my opinion. this was the first time I actually got around to working on bikes here and the whole experience was much better than I remember it being back in the kitchen. my apartment opened up by Joey Mac, on Flickr bikes spilled out onto the patio. most of these are for sale, by the way. I had tried posting in "FOR SALE" but I guess I broke some rule because my post was deleted. I haven't been around in a while and I guess I don't know how it works around here any more. I hope this post doesn't get deleted too... Flightliner at dusk by Joey Mac, on Flickr


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What is the time difference from New Zealand?
- Hawaii is at GMT-10 hours, the same as French Polynesia. New Zealand is at GMT+12 hours. So 12 noon on Monday in New Zealand is 1 pm Sunday in Hawaii. Hawaii does not observe Daylight Savings Time so add +1 hour during this period each summer.
Where is the main airport on Molokai?
- The main airport on Molokai is Molokai Airport (MKK). There is no direct service to Molokai from the continental US. Instead, fly to Oahu's Honolulu International Airport (HNL), where you can connect to local airlines with a service to Molokai Airport. You can also take day trips between Kaunakakai Harbor and Lahaina Harbor in Maui on an interisland ferry service. The Molokai Princess crosses the Kalohi Channel twice a day, once in the morning, once in the late afternoon. Travel time is approximately 90 minutes. For more information visit www.molokaiferry.com.
Do I need a car to get around Molokai?
- There is no public transport on Molokai so it's best to rent a car. Quantities are limited so make reservations in advance. Taxi services are limited. If you're planning on heading up to the Kamakou Preserve or the Molokai highlands, a 4-wheel drive vehicle is required.
Where are the major accommodations areas on Molokai?
- Accommodation options on Molokai vary from the oceanfront Hotel Molokai to rental condos (apartments), cottages, and bed and breakfasts in Kaunakakai and Maunaloa.
Do I need my passport to get to Molokai?
- You will need a passport to get to Hawaii, unless you are a US citizen (Hawaii is the 50th state of the United States). Learn more about entry requirements here.
What should I pack on my trip to Molokai?
- Year round temperatures average around 23.9º C so bring your casual clothes. At Molokai's higher elevations, it can get a bit cooler and wetter so pack a light jacket or jumper for the evenings. If you plan on taking a mule or horseback ride, pack a pair of jeans and sturdy shoes.
What currency does Hawaii use?
- Hawaii's currency is the US dollar. While travellers cheques aren't necessary, it is recommended that you carry some cash while visiting Molokai since not every storefront takes credit and/or debit cards and ATMs may not be readily available.
When is a good time to visit Molokai?
- The weather in Molokai is pleasant year round. The Hawaiian games of the Ka Molokai Makahiki Festival are held in January and the Molokai Ka Hula Piko in May is a popular event celebrating the birth of the hula. Whale watching season begins in December and ends in early May. Peak whale watching months are between January and early April.
What language do they speak in Hawaii?
- The official languages of Hawaii are English and Hawaiian, although Hawaiian is not commonly spoken. Major resort areas often have customer service representatives who speak Japanese.
What are Hawaii's tipping rates?
- US standards on tipping apply:
Restaurants: 15-20%. Check to see if "gratuity" is included for large parties.
Bar: $0.50-$1 US per drink
Housekeeping: $1 US per bed, per night
Luggage porters: $1 US per bag
Doorman: $1 US for calling a taxi
Room Service: 10-15% of the total bill
Taxi: 15% of fare
- US standards on tipping apply:
What is the US area code for Hawaii?
- The area code for the state of Hawaii is (808).
How can I make international calls?
- You can use phone calling cards or credit cards to make international calls. International calling cards are sold in local convenience stores.
Is there Internet access in Hawaii?
- Internet access is readily available in Hawaii. Most resorts and hotels have Internet access.
What is the electrical voltage in Hawaii?
- Electricity in the US is 115/120 volts at 60 cycles (60 Hz) per second. If your device does not accept this voltage, you may need to purchase a voltage converter.
How far is it from Molokai Airport (MKK) to:
- Halawa Valley: 2 hours
Kaunakakai: 15 minutes
Maunaloa: 40 minutes
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Not everyone receives Reverse 911 calls during emergency
BRISTOL, Tenn. - We told you Friday how police and Emergency Management Agencies warn those here in the Tri-Cities of a large scale crisis using social media, local news, and the telephone.
In fact we saw how police in Boston used Reverse 911 to warn residents to stay inside, but sometimes not everyone gets that call.
News 5 checked here locally to find out if there's a way to make sure you get the warning in an emergency.
Bristol, Tennessee Police say in most cases robo-calls or Reverse 911 calls go out to warn people about severe weather or a missing person.
You call 911 when there's an emergency, but in some cases the roles are reversed and 911 calls you with emergency alerts. "If you had a dangerous person that was a threat to the public and remained at large. Also severe weather, any type of emergency," said Lieutenant Greg Leake with the Bristol, Tennessee Police Department.
This kind of notification system is a vital tool for police. In a matter of minutes, hundreds of calls can be made across the city sending residents a warning. "It can involve the entire city or a smaller radius area closer to the incident location," added Lieutenant Leake.
But what you might not know is that not everyone is on the call list. "Well the landlines or your home phone numbers are already in the system automatically," said Lieutenant Leake.
We learned the solution is an easy one: your cell phone can be added to the list simply by going online and filling out a form. At that point, if there is an emergency, police will be able to call, even send a text message or email. "There's probably no more efficient and effective time management tool to be utilized in order to reach a mass number of people," added Lieutenant Leake.
We did some digging and found police and sheriff's departments throughout the Tri-Cities have Reverse 911 systems. If you have questions, you can always contact them about signing up for notifications.
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Learn more about the National Geographic Cause an Uproar campaign to save big cats. The Big Cats Initiative is funding on-the-ground conservation projects and education to slow the decline of big cats.
Marty Note
I have a "Big Cat" in my house, my Bengal housecat Lucian. I'm going to make a donation in Lucian's name this holiday because big cats need to stick together.
When I saw a lion on the screen with my brother just before James Bond came racing on the screen I said, "I have one of those at home". He said, "You mean that cat that hides under the bed when I come over?"
Yes my "Big Cat" hides under the bed when strangers come in, but that is only because he wants to attack from stealth (lol).
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If you're into cars, you've probably heard something about the "Lowered Lifestyle," or at least seen vehicles where the edge of a car's or truck's rims are tucked so closely beneath the fenders that you could barely slip your driver's license in between them. What's up with that?
To answer that question, we met up with Matt Phillips, the guru behind the Lowered Lifestyle website to find out more about this growing contemporary subculture—and its appeal. From the get-go, it became clear that Matt is addicted to the lifestyle. "At 3:00 a.m.," he confesses with a laugh, "my very understanding girlfriend will tell me to give it a rest and stop working on my car or my website. I will have completely lost track of time."
On the surface, the car stance movement is pretty straightforward. DIY'ers work on their vehicles to achieve tight fitment through the tweaking of suspension—that's why you see such a tiny gap between wheels and fenders. Some people accomplish this through air suspension, where the air pressure is adjusted so that the car can be raised and lowered; sometimes the car is lowered so much that the vehicle isn't drivable until it's partially raised again. Other people go a cheaper route, using shortened springs, which aren't adjustable.
This simple explanation doesn't begin to cover the many creative ways that people accomplish their goals. For that, check out the amazing shots of cars with lowered suspension found on Lowered Lifestyle. "There's a real thrill in doing something new with your car that's never been done before," Matt explains.
The car stance movement is more than a group of people working on vehicles.
It's a real family, and the environment is welcoming and empowering.
"In one way," Matt says, "this movement is obviously about cars. In another way, it isn't at all. It's about friendships."
Matt points out the diverse groups that come together in stance, from a young guy with not much pocket change doing interesting things to his ride, to an older enthusiast who has the income to transform the most expensive of vehicles. "Bottom line, though," Matt says, "is that everyone invests blood, sweat and tears."
People reach out to help one another in this movement. Matt remembers how, in high school, he was the guy who didn't know how to change his own oil and so he'd have to ask a friend to help. Now, Matt is at the center of the car stance movement, with a growing Facebook page that includes nearly 12,000 "Likes," just a few months after launching. Ironically, through Facebook, he met up again with the same high school buddy who used to change his oil.
At car shows, like the upcoming SimplyClean4, people don't compete with each another. The car culture is not about who has the nicest set of wheels. It's about a passion for the projects.
Where is this contemporary subculture is going?
After a few years of stagnation, Matt started noticing a real change in the movement. People used to focus on creating crazy paint jobs and installing giant sound systems. Now, a classier, more understated look is popular in these cars with lowered suspension, but it's hard to know what will happen next. "Just when I think the outer limit of what's possible in stance has been reached, someone thinks of a brand-new way to work with suspension, or finds a fresh way to take wheels that should be way too big for a car, and makes them work."
Editor's note: The car stance movement is all about doing it yourself—and choosing just the right quality auto parts to make it happen. Find what you need at Advance Auto Parts today.


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Home sits on sinkhole's edge, but homeowner says things could be worse
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - A Colorado Springs homeowner watched workers try to repair a massive sinkhole feet from her home Monday.
The sinkhole opened up Sunday afternoon in the 2700-block of Flintridge Drive near North Academy Boulevard because of heavy rain. The gaping hole opened up less than 15 feet from the edge of Nela Flemming's garage.
It's swallowed slabs of concrete, a stormwater pipe and bushes her great aunt planted decades ago. However, Glemming repeated Monday she was grateful the sinkhole spared her home.
"To go through the garage and see that hole, it was just crazy," said Glemming.
The hole is 40-feet wide and 25-feet deep in some parts. A stranger knocked on her door and pointed out the sinkhole in the alleyway near her garage. Glemming said the man may have saved her life.
"Had I not been alerted, I think very easily, I always turn that direction, I would have gone in that hole, hit that gas line, and things could have been a very different story," said Glemming.
There is a stormwater drainage pipe buried at the bottom of the hole. Breaks in the pipe and heavy rain may have opened up the earth. Colorado Springs' Public Works Department worked nonstop since the hole opened up.
Repairing sinkholes is a difficult and dangerous job. The City's Public Works Department needs more equipment, but so do other departments across the state as workers scramble to repair problems brought on by heavy rain and flooding.
"With all of the emergencies up and down the front range, it's been difficult to find the resources we need," said Corey Farkas with the city's public works department.
The work could take days or weeks, depending on which option is chosen to fix the damage. A whole section of the pipe may need to be replaced which would be a time-consuming and expensive project.
Glemming is staying positive. She said other people are facing bigger flood problems across Colorado.
"I feel very blessed. I don't feel in any danger," said Glemming.
Glemming complimented her neighbors for their support during the ordeal and the hard work of city workers. Some workers had been working at the sinkhole site for 12 hours.
Sinkholes have swallowed homes and even hotels across the U.S. in recent months. Glemming said it's a big hole, but when you put it in perspective, it's not a big deal.
"You see it on the news in Florida and California, homes just sucked up," said Glemming. "Mine is still here. It's nothing to that realm but it's big. It's about 25 feet deep. It's going to get bigger. This is going to be a lot longer process than just overnight."
The 2700 block of Flintridge Drive is down to one lane while the sinkhole is repaired. There are police officers stationed along the residential street helping direct traffic.


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Missing Anaconda woman's ID found in Clark Fork River
GALEN, Mont. - "You don't really just find an ID out on the ground, especially out on the the river without it being out there for some kind of reason" said fisherman Claude Boiteau, about a startling discovery he and his friends made Sunday afternoon.
They were fishing on the Clark Fork River east of the community of Galen, when they came across a driver's license.
"It was kind of sunk in the sand a little bit, so I could just see the top half. I couldn't see a face or anything" said Boiteau's friend Jason Roed.
They pulled it out, and read the name 'Tammy Salle' across the top.
"We kind of thought we might be in the vicinity of where the body had been recovered" Boiteau said.
They realized they'd just discovered a huge clue in the disappearance of a missing Anaconda woman.
Just a day earlier, two different fishermen were in the same area and came across a female body. Tattoos on the body matched tattoos Salle had. Police were certain it was her, but were waiting on confirmation from the Montana State Crime Lab.
Salle disappeared from her Anaconda home on December 23rd. Her boyfriend, 38-year-old John Goldberg, was the main suspect in her disappearance. He committed suicide a week later, leaving no clues to Salle's whereabouts.
When we caught up with the fishermen on Sunday afternoon, they were just getting ready to turn in the ID. So we called Anaconda Police Chief Tim Barkell, who immediately came out to retrieve it.
"We're finally going to have some closure I hope for the family" Chief Barkell said. "I can only imagine what they're going through."
He also told us a few more details about the discovery of Salle's body- like an apparent stab wound.
"It looked like a cut mark in the neck area" Barkell said.
He said they think the body was thrown into the river from a bridge on Galen Road.
He thinks it floated down river about a mile and a half to the shallow spot where the fishermen found her.
Barkell said it's a miracle these men uncovered such a major clue. He said it was like finding "a needle in a haystack."
And the group said they're glad they could help.
"We're happy we're able to find something to kind of maybe give the family a little bit more closure" Boiteau said. "So If we can do that much, we'll be happy. It'll make us feel good."


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Well, carrying that size a gun would be too difficult for me to conceal. But in answer to your question - no, Beretta doesn't really have a standard model that you can carry cocked and locked - they DO make a steel model that can do it, but it is over $1000. So, for all intensive purposes, the answer is no unless ya wanna fork over the cash. They don't make a standard 92FS w/ the frame safety.
As for the choice between the 1911 or the Taurus - which ever one you prefer. I carry a 9mm all the time.


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00G White South win President's Cup!
May 19 2014 - Louise Swain
Congratulations to our 00G White South team who won the State Cup this weekend for the second year in a row.
The team advance to Regionals in Alabama in June!
Good luck girls!
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text: Hey folks, been looking at set ups on other trucks and was wondering if I could replace my center jump seat with the center console option. Don't get me wrong, the center seat is nice and all, but I never USE it. would the console bolt into the existing brackets? About how much would a new console run (if I don't have any luck finding one at the tow yard). The vehicle is a 2010 GMC Sierra 1500 Extended cab SLE. Thanks for the help!


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News: Centegra continues Mammo Mondays in April and May
Women are encouraged to attend a Mammo Monday event on their own or bring their daughters, sisters and friends to a special, private setting to take control of their breast and bone health. Offerings include screening mammograms, bone density screenings, free expert bra fittings and light snacks.
Earning full accreditation from the American College of Surgeons National Accreditation Program for Breast Centers (NAPBC), Centegra's breast program meets the most rigorous standards, demonstrating Centegra's proactive commitment to providing the best possible care, treatment options and support to patients. Upcoming Mammo Mondays will be offered at the following locations and times:
- 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, April 2 at Centegra Gavers Breast Center
- 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, April 9 at Centegra Hospital-McHenry
- 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, April 16 at Centegra Health Center-Huntley
- 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, April 23 at Centegra Hospital-Woodstock
- 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, May 7 at Centegra Gavers Breast Center
- 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, May 14 at Centegra Hospital-McHenry
- 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday, May 21 at Centegra Health Center-Huntley
At Centegra, a mammogram is more than just a screening. It is a caring experience leaving women wondering why they did not make their mammogram appointment sooner. Centegra offers four convenient, high-tech imaging suites in Crystal Lake, Huntley, McHenry or Woodstock, so a mammogram experience is always close to home. Centegra also provides mammograms in a relaxing atmosphere with the latest state-of-the-art digital mammography, a MammoPad for extra physical comfort and caring Associates dedicated to making every mammogram experience focused on each individual.
The American Cancer Society recommends annual mammograms for women 40 and older to maintain breast health and as a proven way to detect breast cancer in its earliest stage. Centegra is committed to maintaining the health and wellness of women in the community and celebrates the commitment women make to breast health.Quick 30-minute appointments are easy to schedule and are recommended. Walk-ins are welcome at Centegra Health Center-Huntley and Centegra Gavers Breast Center-Crystal Lake. Physician orders are needed for a mammogram screening and a bone density exam. Patients should bring a physician order to the appointment. To schedule an appointment, call 815-334-5566 or visit Breast Cancer Diagnostics for more details.
Centegra Health System and the Gavers Community Cancer Foundation partner all year to raise awareness of the importance of early cancer detection. The Get Get Checked! Program provides information about lifestyle changes and guidelines for routine screenings that can make a big difference in one's life.
The Gavers Cancer Resource Library is also featured in Centegra Sage Cancer Center in McHenry and offers touch-screen computers, a library inventory of books, journals and booklets. Information in the library is available in English and Spanish.
Centegra Health System is recognized as being one of a few cancer programs in the state to receive the Commission on Cancer (CoC) Outstanding Achievement Award from the American College of Surgeons Commission on Cancer. Additionally, with state-of-the-art equipment and practices, the Centegra Sage Cancer Center is staffed with a team of highly specialized oncology professionals.
Centegra Health System is committed to meeting the healthcare needs of the residents of greater McHenry County and to making services available in multiple and convenient locations, including hospitals in McHenry and Woodstock, Immediate and Physician Care Centers, Centegra Sage Cancer Center, Health Bridge Fitness Centers and the widely anticipated Centegra Hospital–Huntley slated for opening in 2016.
As the region's leading healthcare provider, Centegra Health System continues to bring the latest treatments and technology, along with the skills of nearly 4,000 medical professionals, to meet the needs of the growing McHenry County community. For more information on Centegra Health System, find us on Facebook and Twitter or call 877-CENTEGRA (877-236-8347).


text: This guy doesn't really want to play for Tampa Bay. He just wants another huge pay day, and to bask in the Florida Sunshine. JR would never make this deal. This greedy " I'm in it for Me, and nobody else " Injured CB, will scoop up the Buc's Bucks, get Himself injured, and laugh all the way to the bank. While Tampa Bay will still be scrambling for CBs.


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What I mean is, where do you see the actual recipe, not just the name? I would need to know what ingredients to use to make what I want to make.
Ah, recipes dont work like that. They are "quick links" they are things you have done before or you learned and they pull the materials from your inventory over. If you do not have the materials for that recipe, it will not pull it over.


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Let's try for some positivity here.
As we say 2,400 km north of the St. Pete Times Forum, the Canadiens' 2-1 Shootout win was plat a mourir.
Deathly dull … and almost totally lacking in the qualities that make hockey a pleasurable sport to watch.
No flow to the game.
No rhythm.
Passes were imprecise. Shots were off target.
There wasn't much physicality.
For most of the game, forward lines on the Canadiens and Tampa Bay Lightning played like they'd met in a bar an hour before the game – or had tucked into turkey leftovers during the national anthems.
But a win is a win.
And at the halfway mark of their longest road trip of the season, your Montreal Canadiens have taken four of a possible six points.
They're sitting comfortably third in the Atlantic Division – four points ahead of Detroit, six ahead of Toronto with a game in hand on each.
And the teams ahead of the Canadiens are banged up.
Boston, which lost 4-3 in Ottawa Saturday night, is still in first place in the Atlantic; but the Bruins will be without Dennis Seidenberg for the season. Zdeno Chara and Loui Eriksson didn't play against the Senators.
Tampa Bay, a point ahead of the Canadiens with a game in hand, is missing Steven Stamkos, Ryan Malone, Eric Brewer, Keith Aulie and Sami Salo.
As they near the midpoint of their season, the Canadiens – despite their lack of size and recent history of losing key players such as Andrei Markov and Max Pacioretty to injury – are healthy.
That's unlikely to last. The NHL is The Hunger Games on Ice, a six month war of attrition, then a postseason in which the whistles are put away and stuff gets really serious.
An injury to Carey Price, who was brilliant again in Tampa, would be calamitous.
The Canadiens would also be in deep sewage were they to lose Markov, P.K. Subban or Tomas Plekanec for any significant chunks of the schedule.
Again, though, let's not dwell on the ever looming possibility of catastrophe.
And I won't dwell on that crappy game in Tampa.
A few positives:
• Price was superb – including the Shootout.
• Alexei Emelin continues to bounce back from his bed-soiling performance in St. Louis.
• Lars Eller was 5-1 on faceoffs – the only Canadiens centre to win more draws than he lost – and beat Ben Bishop easily in the Shootout.
• The penalty kill pitched another shutout. It's the league's best on the road and number five overall.
• The line of David Desharnais, Max Pacioretty and Brendan Gallagher was the Canadiens' best, particularly during the third period, when the home team won every shift except for those of DD et al and the fourth line.
• Josh Gorges played a quietly effective game.
A cause for concern heading into Sunday's 5 p.m. game against Florida?
The power play is 0 for the road trip. Greater hockey minds than mine perhaps can explain why Rene Bourque, who has seven points this season, had 2:57 of PP time to 1:15 for Alex Galchenyuk, who's third on the team with 22 points.
It's a head-scratcher – like the Dion Phaneuf contract.


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There are several important reasons to place your post in the correct sub-forum category.
1) The moderator(s) of that forum check it regularly and have the technical ability to correctly handle your post and scrutinize the input you get for validity.
2) Many members browse certain forums because they know about that category well, hence you will get higher quality input and they may miss your post in "Everday Impreza Talk".
3) Other people browse those forums looking for answers, hence if your post is in the right place it helps the community.
4) Moving posts is a tedious chore for moderators, and we appreciate your consideration.
Your post will not get better input in "EIT" even if you think it will get greater exposure.
Observe the forum categories and their descriptions by clicking the "Forum" button in the header. They are pretty informative and will indicate where you should be posting fairly unambiguously. Most misplaced posts belong in the Technical section - skip to the bottom for that.
Notice that this first section has many categories oriented toward general chat (not troubleshooting or technical topics). You can introduce yourself in the "New Members" section, BS all day in "Off Topic", etc. etc.
The next section is for local organization. Just click your region to set up local activities, meet local members, offer beer & pizza for repair help, sell stuff locally, etc. etc.
Post for sale threads, seek car purchasing advise, etc. here.
Below that is the technical section. This is where your questions regarding all modifications, troubleshooting requests, maintenance questions and information, and informative technical posts belong. There are some ambiguous spots, but put it where you think it fits and someone can move it for you if necessary. "General Maintenance, Trouble Shooting..." is where to get help fixing your car issues. "Engine mods" basically covers all power mods that are hardware related (exhaust, turbos, internals, etc.). "Tuning" covers power mods on the software side.


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I gotta know...."Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?" Are there standards?
When a client hires my consulting firm to complete a project, there are a few pieces of collateral that I have grown to expect...
- Project Plan (and associated collateral)
- Process Guide
- Process Documentation (usually in UML/XML/BPMN 1.2, etc... though it really depends...)
- Project Notes (including interviews with SMEs, entrance/exit interviews, Post Implementation Reviews, etc...)
So when my buddy's company hires an "Ethical Hacker" to do a security assessment, I'm expecting:
- a list of vulnerabilities (itemized and ranked by priority and criticality/impact)
- the means to exploit them (exploit code location/repository)
- those that were exploited (identified by a unique identifier, like a MAC, IP, name, anything really...)
- those that were not exploited and the reasons why (like it'd bring down X service, etc...)
What I was not expecting was a Word document showing what they scanned and the "possible" risks. With nothing towards remediation... "It's not in the scope of the pen-test. [...] We make recommendations, and they make the changes..."
- Is there some "standard" penetration methodology or process out there?
- I'm sure, if it's like any other industry - there's tons of "standards" out there... But which ones are the "biggies" and how would one know if someone did a good job?
- Are there firms that "audit" the pen-testing companies?
I'm thinking there has to be some way to address the age-old question:


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my bad I did make one
I still want JustSayin's explanation on why Mara is a POS?
It sounds like he just decided to come here and bloviate like his team's actual POS owner.
Yes lets not blame the refs who obviously bet on this game, giving rg3 a first down on 1st and 10 after running for 7 yds is something I never seen before.
I don't understand how professional refs can misjudge a first down by 3 yds, how is anyone not in the media calling them out? The media needs to grow some, they have become a joke just like the refs.
Well put OP. Man up Giants nation, we still have a one game lead
Hey, OP, go choke on some expired peanuts that Snyder sold to you guys from a defunct airline, and enjoy some beer that was sold in the bathroom.
For a Giant fan that I personally knew: My mom. May she smile and be delighted whenever her favorite player - Victor Cruz - scores a touchdown and does his salsa dance.
Thank you mom for everything! Let's Go Giants!


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Posted on: 30 October, 2012
East Central University faculty, staff and students, along with the Ada community, can learn about high performance computing as Dr. Henry Neeman, from the University of Oklahoma, will be speaking on the topic the ECU campus Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Estep Multimedia Room of the Bill S. Cole University Center.
With the advent of multicore technology, it won't be long before cell phones and all types of computers will contain supercomputer technology, according to Clay Carley, instructor of mathematics and computer science.
NOTED NATIVE AMERICAN CONCEPTUAL ARTIST HEAP OF BIRDS GUIDES EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN CAMPUS SCULPTURESPosted on: 26 October, 2012
oted Native American conceptual artist Edgar Heap of Birds just completed a two-week residency entitled 'Hidden Histories' at East Central University.
Throughout the residency, Heap of Birds worked with students enrolled in the art department sculpture 2 class and students with the Native American Students Association (NASA). Work with the two groups took two different tracks.
Posted on: 26 October, 2012
The East Central University Opera Theatre will conduct a gala performance on Friday, Nov. 2, at 7:30 p.m. in the Dorothy I. Summers Theatre.
The performance, which is free to the public, will include scenes from Die Fledermaus by Johann Strauss; Don Pasquale by Gaetano Donizetti; and H.M.S. Pinafore with chorus by Gilbert and Sullivan.
Student performers include Kelsey Howry, Steve Filkins, Danielle Haynes, Kevin Gottman, Rachel Talley and Ashley Tucker.
Posted on: 26 October, 2012
ast Central University students have a chance to study abroad in Spain during Spring Break, March 15-25, 2013.
The students will join ECU professors Ben Johnson and Dr. Mara Sukholutskaya on the trip which features stops in Madrid, Toledo and Guadalupe. Students can receive six credit hours as they immerse themselves in Spanish culture, history and language.
The cost is $2,895 (price is tentative with a group of 20 and does not include ECU tuition and fees). The deadline for registration is Dec. 14.
Posted on: 25 October, 2012
When the Campus Initiative to Reduce Crime Against Women was formed at East Central University in 2004, a figurative light was shining on campus.
CIRCAW, a program funded by the U.S. Department of Justice, is designed to reduce the incidence of interpersonal violence, domestic violence, dating violence, sexual assault and stalking.
Posted on: 25 October, 2012
East Central University's Global Education Office, in conjunction with the Global Education Committee and Department of Family and Consumer Science, is planning to host a 'Taste of Russia and Ukraine' event on Nov. 13 from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the second floor of Faust Hall, Room 219, on the ECU campus.
The cost is $10 per person.
The event increases the awareness of cultures in question, promotes exchange with ECU partner universities in Kiev and Moscow, and raises money for study abroad scholarships.
Posted on: 25 October, 2012
Twenty-one elementary students recently learned how to start a business when they participated in East Central University's Junior Business Club.
The three-week academy, sponsored by ECU's School of Business, guided Ada's Willard Elementary School students into a business venture of lemonade stands. The students, divided up into four companies, learned how to create a business plan, obtain a loan to start up the business, build and paint their stand and sell lemonade at the Tigers' home football game on Sept. 22.
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE OFFICIALS LEARN ABOUT SUCCESSES OF VIOLENCE PREVENTION PROGRAMS AT EAST CENTRAL UNIVERSITYPosted on: 22 October, 2012
Making strides, in hopes of diminishing violence against women, has been a supreme collaboration by several entities from within the East Central University community, across the state of Oklahoma, and throughout the nation.


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Quesadilla, Gorefiend. U.S.
I think I'm a little too heavy on mastery and expertise but I'm not sure.
any constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated.
Quesadilla, Gorefiend. U.S.
I think I'm a little too heavy on mastery and expertise but I'm not sure.
any constructive criticism would be greatly appreciated.
To be closer to your hit cap, replace the 20 str and 20 hit gems with 40 str (except the one in your chestpeice) and reforge the haste in your chestpeice to hit. Then restore your boots to normal and reforge the haste to mastery. This should bring you to about 964 hit (3 over cap)
Switch gems all Red except in your chest use 1 etched and 1 bold. Switch Crit Cogwheel to Hit Cogwheel, This reforging will put you at 961 Hit and 391 Expertise being Hit/Exp capped w/o wasting points. Also re-enchant your bracer with 50AP it's better than Crit until you get the Str on epic bracers.
Reqfus' Armory - UI | Requitals' Armory - UI | Wreqeds' Armory - UI
how am i doing?
I have a fury of angerforge but i dont like how stacks often fall off and push back my cooldown usage
Oh and try to get your 4set, even if you have to replace your shoulders with it, makes life so much easier
"No. I am Ganner. This threshold is mine. I claim it for my own. Bring on your thousands, one at a time or all in a rush. I don't give a damn. None shall pass."
"No. I am Ganner. This threshold is mine. I claim it for my own. Bring on your thousands, one at a time or all in a rush. I don't give a damn. None shall pass."
Getting IoY within a few days, waiting until 4.1 for landslide...
Should my next valor point purchase be the legs (hit/mastery + more str) or License to slay (hit/str)?
In addition, I'm quite uncertain of what my priority should be at my gearlevel (~350 ilvl, with 359 weapon), if I should prioritize TV above everything else, or... hm... I'm clueless there.
As for Kenjji above me, well, he just got the achievement for heroic nefarian 20 hours ago according to the armory so, uhm, instead of rating him I'll just say "Good Job Kenjji"
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As for your next valor purchase, it should be the trinket. You could always get the legs off BH and you won't replace the trinket for a long time.
Your "rotation" won't change. Keep inq up, refreshing it right before it falls off regardless of your HoPo>CS>TV>Exo>Judge>HW
Rate me please yea I know I'm missing 4pc. During progression we have been skipping out on nef
you must have chogal shoulders atleast?
I dont play in a hardcore no-lifer guild, but in a 2 days a week "hardcore" mythic guild.
What would you change? This is my off spec, so I'm not spending maelstrom crystals on gear that I might replace in a couple days (mostly 346 pieces). There's only one Plate Wearer DPS in my raid and the other tank doesn't want DPS gear, so I get everything the DK already has. Unfortunately, he's far away from the luckiest person in the world. lol
PS: I'm sorry. Still not allowed to post links. Hope you don't mind copying and pasting.
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This is me, next upgrade I'm looking at will be helm and then legs - I'm off tomorrow and thinking of chaining heroics (as much as a dps can).
I'm currently doing about 10 to 12k dps on heroic dungeon bosses, mostly depending on fight length and CD usage. Just wondering if I'm about where I should be for my gear level and what kind of gains I should expect as I start adding in more gear.
Step in the right direction.
Looking promising!


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So I am heading to VT for some R&R with the fam but I needed to check on my 20 hives in three yards before we left. I told my wife I hope they will be alright. Just kind of joking and she thought I was serious and said its not like I was leaving my kids behind. I told her "bees are people too"! My son the artist decided to draw this and I wanted to share it with the group. Enjoy the humor.
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Discussion in 'Chevy Silverado Forum (GMC Sierra)' started by dark star, Jan 23, 2013.
I can't believe the price of these at $62 each ?? :no:
anywhere to get them cheaper ?
they are all over ebay for cheaper...check it out.
The Bowtie on a Chevy is supposed to be gold, any other color is incorrect.
A lot of other colors are correct, depending upon years and models. The gold was blue for awhile and gold before that. I remember red ones, I recall one that was black with red outline, I'm sure others will recall more.
ours on our 2010 Crew on front and back are gold.....one has been
replaced under warranty due to delamination (or something), and now
the other one will also need replaced under Warranty.
Brian from Canada....must be our weather !!!!!enguin:
Heck, by that definition, most of what I do to my truck is incorrect....
I think whatever anybody chooses to do their own truck is correct....
after all, you own it, you drive it, you paid for it !!!!!
awesome BOWTIES...thanks for sharing those different types with us ...Brian
Love my Chrome... :great: Both by Street Scene
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CHAPEL HILL - Top-ranked North Carolina (9-0) got multiple goals from seven different players and cruised by 12th-ranked Georgetown (3-3), 18-11, in women's lacrosse action on Saturday at Fetzer Field.
The win over the Hoyas was the Tar Heels' 13th in a row, the longest win streak in program history. The streak includes last year's 4-0 run to win the 2013 NCAA championship and the 9-0 start this year. The 2002 squad won 12 contests in a row to set the previous mark.
UNC is off to a 9-0 start this season, matching the best start in program history. The 1998 squad also started 9-0. A win next Saturday at Boston College would mark a new best start in UNC annals.
Carolina got 10 of its 18 goals from freshmen. The Tar Heels got two goals and two assists each from Molly Hendrick and Aly Messinger and three goals from Sydney Holman. Abbey Friend, Maggie Bill and Taylor George tallied two goals and one assist apiece. Carly Reed also scored twice. Senior All-America defender Sloane Serpe scored her first career goal on a free position shot for the Tar Heels, Devin Markison and Maggie Auslander each scored once, and Sam McGee added an assist.
Georgetown was led by two goals each from Meghan Farrell, Reilly Woodman, Corinne Etchison and Kelyn Freedman. Annie Heagerty added a goal and an assist and Colleen Lovett had two assists.
Megan Ward (8-0) and Caylee Waters split time in goal for Carolina. Ward made six saves and allowed six goals in the first half, and Waters made six saves while allowing five goals in the second period. Three Hoyas split time in the cage with Barb Black starting the game, allowing six goals and taking the loss.
In the first half, the Tar Heels scored 11 goals, none of which came from Friend, Messinger or George. Nine of the first-half goals came from freshmen, including three from Holman, two from Hendrick and two from Reed. It was 11-6 Carolina at the break.
UNC scored the first six goals of the second half to build a commanding, 17-6 lead with 21:53 left in the game. The Hoyas scored four goals in a row in the final 4:25 to make the final score 18-11.
Carolina will return to action next Saturday March 22 at Boston College. UNC's next home game will be on March 26 vs. Virginia Tech.