text: This year's Governing Council is being held May 3-5 in Colorado Springs, CO - info page for delegates: http://www.usfsa.org/shell.asp?sid=48854 The meeting book and committee reports are available on the USFS members only site. There will be an Athlete Gala Exhibition this year, sponsored by the Athlete Advisory Committee, on Saturday, May 4 at the World Arena. The 2012-13 Combined Report of Action PDF document will be published online about a week after the meeting concludes and will include all bylaw and rule changes made throughout the past year (May 2012 - May 2013) by the Board of Directors, as well as made and ratified by this year's Governing Council, and eventually everything will be incorporated into the 2013-14 rulebook. What Governing Council is: http://www.usfsa.org/content.asp?menu=leadership&id=392 ETA: Ice Skating International Online editorial: Governing Council Asked to Extend Term of U.S. Figure Skating President to Fifth Year I've been informed that this document was posted publicly on March 1, 2013: Procedure for election of USFS President


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DISCLAIMER: I am fully aware that "fryed" is not the generally accepted spelling of "fried". It's a blues thing. Just go with it. With that out of the way, I'd like to introduce to a positively kickass blues trio fronted by a young firebrand named Matt Hill. Originally from North Carolina, Hill currently makes his [Continue Reading…]
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Hi, For me, everything works fine 9 times out of 10, running Stata/SE 8.1 on a Dell with XP Pro. Once in a while something strange happens though (I haven't paid attention if it happens when Office is running or not, I will test that, today it started just fine): When I start Stata nothing happens, until some minutes after...Then it starts normally. Once, I think it took about 20 minutes after I had started the program, until it actually started (I usually start Stata right away when I get here in the morning, even if I don't use it right away)! Have you tried to wait some minutes, to see what happens? Not so convenient if you need to use Stata right away though... Regards, Michael Carlberg Date: Fri, 22 Aug 2003 09:13:19 +0200 From: "Jann, Ben" <firstname.lastname@example.com> Subject: st: Trouble with Win XP/Office XP Hi all I am experiencing a rather odd problem with Stata/SE 8 on Windows XP. I contacted Stata Tech Support, of course, but they could not help... The problem is as follows: Sometimes, Stata cannot be started up. To be precise, Stata actually starts up (i.e. wsestata.exe is listed under "Processes" in windows task manager and windows cannot be shut down before wsestata.exe is terminated manually) but no Stata windows appear (furthermore, stata cannot be run in batch mode). The only thing to do is to restart the computer (often several times) until Stata suddendly starts working properly again. The problem occures on both computers I'm using (Dell Dimension 8250; Dell Latitude D800). This isn't really surprising, however, since both computers have been set up by the same people (local tech support) and, except for some machine specific details, the systems are basically identical. My first thought was that it has to do with misspecified rights. However, this is probably not the case since on the Latitude I have full access (admistrator rights). I tried quite a few things like updating Stata, uninstall Stata, clean up registry and reinstall, reinstall with the newest setup.exe optained from Stata tech support, restore file associations, ... however, nothing helped so far. Furthermore, the problem does not seem to be specific to Stata/SE 8. I installed a copy of Intercooled 7 to check and the same problem occured. It is possible that Office XP causes the problem (Stata Tech Support wrote: "Since your original email we have seen, but have not tracked down, a possible problem with Stata 7/8 and Office XP. On some machines Stata and Office XP run just fine (my machine, for example), but on others machines Stata will not start.") but this is not sure. I really don't have any idea how to fix the problem and Stata Tech Support doesn't either. So here are my questions: Does anyone else experience similar problems? Does anyone have an idea what might cause the problem? Does anyone know a solution to the problem (besides switching operating system)? I (and probably Stata Tech Support as well) would appreciate any help on this issue! ben PS: Please contacht me off-list, if you want to receive a copy of my correspondence with Stata Tech Support. PS: All other applications besides Stata work fine on my computers. - ------------------------------------ Professur für Soziologie ETH-Zentrum SEW E 28 CH-8092 Zürich Ben Jann, lic. rer. soc. Tel. +41 1 632 55 58 Fax +41 1 632 10 54 email@example.com http://www.socio.ethz.ch/ * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Ok this place has GOT to be the most incometent company EVER! I live in Ft Campbell, KY, they shipped my BM Jet Pack to Nashville, TN which is an hour away and claimed there was a request by the recipient (me) to pick it up there, I KNOW for a FACT that's a lie, cause I made no such request. NOW I need it today, but if I want it shipped to me, I got to wait til tomorrow cause their carries are "out on delivery" which I suspect is code for sitting at home on their fat behinds laughing at me. So NOW I get to waste my gas to make a 2 hr round trip drive just to get a package that was SUPPOSED to be sent to MY house, I think I'll see if I can get gas money from them.
Is it just me, or should I get 2 hours of their driver's pay for going and getting my own package cause he was too lazy/fat/retarded/incompetent to deliver the GD package himself?


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Fava is the Greek word for bean puree, almost exclusively made with yellow split peas—here it's served with grilled squid, but the simplest and most traditional is raw onion, olive oil and lemon juice; in Santorini it is topped with stewed capers and onions, a combination referred to as "married" fava in Greek. For a vegetarian topping, try a combination of arugula and caramelized onions.
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Total Time 90 min.
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Rinse split peas under running water to remove any grit; pick out any small pebbles.
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Heat 1 tablespoon oil in a large saucepan over medium heat. Add onion and cook until softened, about 5 minutes. Add the split peas and toss to coat. Add broth (or water) and bring to a boil over high heat. Reduce the heat to a simmer and cover. Cook, stirring occasionally to prevent sticking and skimming any foam off the surface, until most of the liquid has been absorbed and the split peas are very tender, 45 minutes to 1 hour; they should disintegrate easily. If the liquid is gone before the peas are done, add a little more liquid and continue cooking.
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Meanwhile, cut squid body (or tubes) into 1/2-inch rings; leave the tentacles whole. Combine rings and tentacles with 1 1/2 teaspoons oil, 1/2 teaspoon salt and 1/4 teaspoon pepper in a medium bowl. Set aside.
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Transfer the peas to a food processor; add 1 1/2 teaspoons oil, lemon juice and the remaining 1/4 teaspoon salt and process until creamy, with a consistency similar to mashed potatoes. Spread the puree (fava) onto a serving platter.
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With the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 now in their seventh and eighth years of existence, they've been around far longer than previous console generations. Maybe it's not surprising that most of the winter's games for these aging systems are sequels and reboots — but considering how good some of them look, that may not be a bad thing.
1. DmC: Devil May Cry:: Capcom's classic action series gets a makeover, courtesy of the Western studio Ninja Theory. Not a major departure, DmC still features the heroics of main character Dante, whose fast-paced combat style seamlessly transitions from swordplay to shooting. :: Out January 15 :: For Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3
2. Dead Space 3:: EA's stomach-churning horror series adds an intriguing wrinkle for its third outing: drop-in, drop-out cooperative play in which the experience may change depending on whether players are controlling the usual hero, Isaac Clarke, or newcomer Sergeant John Carver. :: Out February 5 :: For Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC
3. Sly Cooper: Thieves in Time:: After an eight-year layoff, the world's greatest raccoon thief is back for a new heist. For the first time, Sly creator Sucker Punch isn't at the helm. Instead, development duties are being overseen by Sanzaru Games, the studio that produced the high-definition Sly remakes for the PlayStation 3. :: Out February 5 :: For PlayStation 3 and PS Vita
4. Aliens: Colonial Marines:: Gearbox Studios aims to deliver the definitive Aliens experience for gamers. A campaign written in part by writers from the Battlestar Galactica TV series is tantalizing, but the really exciting part is a competitive multiplayer mode that pits USCMC grunts against playable xenomorphs. :: Out February 12 :: For Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC
5. Crysis 3:: Crytek continues to make PC owners weep in despair when they read the system requirements, but fortunately Crysis 3 will also be available on consoles. The action is still set in New York City, and you still wear a kickass super-suit, but now you can shoot a bow and arrow, so that's something. :: Out February 19 :: For Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and PC
6. Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance:: It's nice to see a series change things up, but who could have expected this? Revengeance eschews stealth in favor of high-speed hack-and-slash gameplay. It was developed by Platinum Games, whose credentials aren't in doubt (they made Bayonetta), but is it really Metal Gear? :: Out February 19 :: For Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3
7. Rayman Legends:: The sequel to 2011's well-received Rayman Origins is available exclusively for Wii U. With painterly graphics, four-player multiplayer, and devious-looking level design, Legends looks like another winner. :: Out February 26 :: For Wii U
8. Tomb Raider:: I've lost track of how many times Tomb Raider has been rebooted, but the latest has my attention. It aims to tell the story of how Lara Croft became a hard-nosed tomb raider. The premise sounds a little like Uncharted — Lara's plane crashes on a tropical island — but turnabout is fair play. :: Out March 5 :: For Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3
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The Providence Journal, in a wraparound on the front section of its September 13 issue, announced in bold print: WE'RE CHANGING.
What followed was a brief account of the new: a cleaner, toned down design of the print product; a new web site, providencejournal.com, soon to be unveiled; and a paperless eEdition that will be accessible via computer or iPad.
The announcement was not entirely forthcoming. It failed to note, for instance, that the arrival of the new web site means the erection of the ProJo's long-awaited "paywall."
The paper will still offer brief versions of its stories on the web site for free, newsroom sources say, but readers who don't subscribe to the print edition will have to pay for online access to full stories.
Still, the wraparound, if not entirely transparent, sends an unmistakable signal: the ProJo, slow to innovate in an era of sharp decline for daily newspapers, is making its move.
"I think it's a vital moment," says one newsroom source. "I think how it goes in the next few months is going to determine a lot."
The most pivotal gamble, no doubt, is the paywall. As I have written in this space recently, Rhode Island is a reasonably friendly environment for the experiment. The ProJo's competition is minimal, meaning readers will have little in the way of free, online alternatives to the paper.
And nationwide, the first paywalls have enjoyed moderate success in one of their primary aims: sending readers back to the print version of the paper, which is far more profitable.
But the web is still the future. And analysts say paywalls have not done much, to date, to generate more revenue online. There is little hope, moreover, that the situation will improve.
Advertising space on the web is abundant, holding prices down. And increasingly sophisticated microtargeting allows local retailers to appeal to Rhode Island customers on national web sites.
There is also the question of whether readers will be willing to pay for online access to a paper of diminished editorial quality — particularly if the new web site doesn't offer much in the way of added value.
Newsroom sources, who have seen providencejournal.com in a series of show-and-tells in the paper's fourth-floor Art Deco auditorium, say it is handsome — cleaner and easier to navigate than the jumbled projo.com.
But there is no indication, yet, that the site will come with a beefed up blogosphere, snappy videos of the sort offered up by the Washington Post's political junky Chris Cillizza, or nifty, interactive graphics like those that pop up on the Post's or Miami Herald's web site.
Of course, journalistic flourishes are not the only way to strengthen the bottom line. The paper, in a recent half-page ad, trumpeted its entry into the Groupon-style deals market.
The program isn't operational yet. But visitors to the paper's dealsinri.com site can pre-register for the service, which promises 50 to 90 percent off "dining, clothing, fitness, special events, and more."
Sharmin Attaran, a professor of marketing at Bryant University, says the entry is a smart move. And she notes that a newspaper, with its built-in advertising and marketing staff, should be able to hit the ground running.
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Diversity Month: Film by UTSA student Pablo Veliz
By Tim Brownlee
Assistant Director of Public Affairs
(Nov. 28, 2005)--As part of UTSA Diversity Month, the Department of Communication will sponsor two film screenings this week, both free and open to the public.
The Jamaican cult classic, "The Harder They Come," is directed by Jamaican director Perry Henzell and stars reggae musician Jimmy Cliff. The film will be screened from 7 to 9 p.m., Monday, Nov. 28 in Main Building Room 0.106 at the 1604 Campus. Carol Adams-Means of the Department of Communication will facilitate a discussion after the film.
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"La Tragedia de Macario," directed by UTSA student Pablo Veliz, recently was accepted into January's Sundance Film Festival. The film won the Best Feature Film award at the 2005 Houston Pan-American Film Festival. The film will be shown from 7 to 9 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 30 in Main Building 0.106, 1604 Campus. A discussion will be facilitated by Adams-Mean and Veliz.
"The Harder They Come, according to Roger Steffens, co-author of "One Love: My Life with Bob Marley and the Wailers," is critically regarded as the most important film to emerge from the Caribbean. Shot in the stark reality of the underside of Kingston, Jamaica, the film depicts the gritty, darker side the of the 1970s reggae music scene controlled by local media bosses.
According to UTSA communication instructor Carol Adams-Means, the film is "not just entertainment -- it is a cultural infusion -- which students of culture and anthropology should find of special interest."Since its release in April 2, 2005, "La Tragedia de Macario" was selected for the 2005 Guadalupe Film Festival, World Fest Houston (2005) and featured on KLRN TV during Hispanic Heritage Month.
Adams-Means said the film addresses the contemporary social strife of Mexican nationals who leave their towns and villages to seek financial opportunity in America.
"Pablo Veliz, a UTSA communication major, produced the full-length film with minimal cinematic training, and this is where his genius lies," said Adams-Means. "I taught television production for many years and produced numerous students who are practitioners today, but Pablo has a natural ability that transcends the classroom. It is an excellent film."
Veliz is currently directing a new film, "Los Luchadores: The Struggle."
For more information, contact Carol Adams-Means at (210) 458-7730.


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hey hey, at least there are many Giants fans including myself that want the Giants to win the Superbowl EVERY year, take no prisoners!
Every year, the team can improve. Every year is an oppurtunity to win it with the talented and special players that we have on the team before Time takes a toll on their bodies.
History dictates that the odds of a Repeat are slim, winning the Superbowl at the home stadium is impossible, etc... I say screw all that!
The Giants write their own history that includes being the only NFL in team history to knock off an 18-0 team at the Superbowl.
17 years is unacceptable!


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Anderson's Conn Valley Vineyards Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve 2006
Cabernet Sauvignon from Napa Valley, California
Winemaker's Notes
Dark ruby red in color. Lots of cassis, leather, cigar box, black pepper, pencil lead, espresso bean, and chocolate on the nose. Rich, mouth-coating black cherry and mineral. A very plush and long aftertaste that has concentrated flavors. Sweet tannins and perfect fruit, oak, and acid balance. Will improve for the next 12-15 years and then hold for 10 years more.
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The Wine Advocate - "The unfined, unfiltered 2006 Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve spends two years in French oak and another year in the bottle before being released. This cuvee has a long track record of aging (the 1990 and 1991 are still going strong). The dense ruby/purple-tinged 2006 offers notes of new saddle leather, black currants, autumnal vegetation/forest floor, cassis, and cherries, superb richness, and a full-bodied, powerful finish. Cellar it for 5-6 years, and drink it over the following 25 years. "
Anderson's Conn Valley Vineyards
Anderson's Conn Valley Vineyards are located just east of St. Helena in the Napa Valley where Conn Creek flows out of Howell Mountain. Twenty-six acres of vineyards, divided into nine blocks, along with a fifteen acre-foot reservoir are the heart of this 40-acre grape-growing paradise.
Separated from the Napa Valley floor by a north/south running ridge, the world-renowned wineries of Joseph Heitz and Joseph Phelps are located on the west side of this ridge and the Anderson's Estate Vineyards are on the east side at a perfect elevation of 400 feet.
The vineyards not only enjoy Napa Valley's superb microclimate, but share the same Bale Loam Series as are found on the famous Rutherford Bench. This combination of clay-loam soil and microclimate produces up to 106 tons of exceptional fruit each year. One from which a world-class Cabernet Sauvignon and Bordeaux-style blend, called Éloge, can be artfully handcrafted. View all Anderson's Conn Valley Vineyards Wines
About Napa ValleyView a map of Napa Valley wineries
It's hard not to think of Napa Valley when thinking of California wines. The region is, after all, the one that brought world recognition to California wine making. The area was settled by a few choice wine families in the 1960's who bet that the wines of the area would grow and flourish. They were right. The Napa wine industry really took off in the 1980's, when vineyard lands were scooped up and vines were planted throughout the county. A number of wineries emerged, from large conglomerates to small boutiques to cult classics. Cabernet Sauvignon is definitely the grape of choice here, with many winemakers also focusing on Bordeaux Blends. Whites are usually Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc.
Notable FactsWithin the Napa Valley lie smaller sub-AVAs that lend even more character specifics to the wines. Furthest south is Carneros, followed by Yountville, Oakville & Rutherford. Above those two is St.-Helena and finally, just granted an AVA, Calistoga. These areas are situated on the valley floor and are known for creating rich, smooth Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot and Chardonnay. There are a few mountain regions as well, nestled on the slopes overlooking the valley AVAs. Those include Howell Mountain, Stags Leap and Mount Veeder. Wines from the mountain regions are often more structured and firm, benefiting from more time in the bottle to evolve and soften.
About CaliforniaIt's not rare to see a wine's country of origin listed as "California." A country into itself in the wine world, California makes enough varieties and styles to match many European wine countries. It produces a diverse range of wines that span the quality spectrum.
The most famous of the California wine regions is Napa Valley, and these wines are certainly outstanding – but it's not as broad and diverse as its larger neighbor, Sonoma County. Down south, Santa Barbara's Santa Maria Valley is well-known for its Rhône blends, as well as cool-climate varieties like Pinot and Chardonnay. The Central Coast, the largest California AVA, has many different microclimates that lead to a wide range of wines with many sub-AVAs.
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yeah he is but..u need a speed guy u already have a power dude in morris bradshaw has no break away speed what so ever and hes hurt every 2 games he plays..trust me u dont want him
Bradshaw was a great Giant! However of late he just can't stay on the field consistently with his feet problems. Not saying he couldn't be a productive backup to Morris but I think AB still thinks he can lead a team and may look for a Landing spot where he would get more touches
Football has been very, very good to us.
After losing seasons 2013-15, the giants put up 11 wins in 16.. they are on way Back
But for now we can console ourselves with this fact-
# of Super Bowl victories since 1985:
1-Chicago, St. Louis, Tampa Bay, Indianapolis, New Orleans, Seattle
2-Washington, Green Bay, Pittsburgh, Baltimore
3-San Francisco, Dallas, Denver
4-New York Giants!!!
Let's make it 5 in 2016 so we can be on a LINE NE again!!!
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That was before he got hurt....not so sure he's gonna come back the same buddy
If he has a future.....he keep gettin beat up and its going to be Cousins we have to worry about
The gimmick read option will be figured out like the Wildcat before it... My personal favorite defense is to hit the QB on every down whether he has the ball or not.
And your QB has already suffered an injury in his first year that may already kill his speed. Even if it doesn't, these injuries will take their cumulative tolls on his body and speed thus negating anything special about him as a runner.
The real question will be when the Redskins are forced to play a more conventional offense. Morris is the real deal and RG3 does have traditional pocket passer skills, so it shouldn't be a frightening prospect for Skins fans...
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How to stop RGIII? Stop his security blanket Alfred Morris.
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|Twenty-five seasons, 307 goals, one incredible legacy – the numbers behind Totti´s remarkable career
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|Ridiculous to base my future on one match - Wenger
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|Ramsey wants Wenger to stay after scoring FA Cup final winner
|On Wednesday it will be clearer – Wenger reiterates stance on his future despite FA Cup glory
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Greetings BeeSource Community!
I'm a Texan working in South Sudan, the world's newest country, helping communities there set up sustainable businesses. We're starting with beekeeping and honey products, and we plan to build up the country's local honey industry while finding ways to sell their varietal, 100% natural honeys in the USA.
I'm an economist and a philosopher by background, but I think there is no better way to create a new country, grow local markets and businesses, and develop a sustainable agricultural base than through beekeeping.
It's going to be an adventure with a learning curve for both me and the beekeepers, so I look forward to our discussions on the BeeSource forums.


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LiverKick.com Podcast - Volume 12: K-1 Final 16 and Lion Fight 7
- Written by Dave Walsh
Yet another weekend where the Kickboxing world gives us something of note to digest. This weekend was the K-1 World Grand Prix Final 16 in Tokyo, and there was a lot to talk about. On top of that, we talk about Lion Fight 7 and more. Join Rian Scalia (@rianscalia) and myself (@LiverKickdotcom / @dvewlsh) as we run through the K-1 World Grand Prix Final 16, a look at the field moving forward and other stuff.


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Nestlé: More than chocolate bars
Nestlé Canada held a special reception at The Westin Ottawa for MPs and folks on the Hill. The night highlighted some of their products. "You make Häagen-Dazs" was a popular line when people found out Nestlé Canada had the rights to produce it in this country.


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Movie Review: Arthur
Russell Brand and Jennifer Garner star in a remake of this Dudley Moore classic.
Director: Jason Winer
MPAA Rating: PG-13
Studio: Warner Bros.
Russell Brand goes at it full throttle playing the childlike, alcoholic, party animal, tail-chasing multimillionaire in Arthur, a remake of a pretty much classic 30-year-old romantic comedy that helped make a household name out of Dudley Moore. The basic storyline of this new spin, from TV director Jason Winer (Modern Family), is mostly the same as the Oscar-winning original written and directed by the late Steve Gordon. After too many mornings-after and reputation-damaging headlines, Arthur is given a choice: either marry a steely fellow millionaire (Jennifer Garner) or else be cut off from the family fortune. In his reluctant march to the altar, he's bowled over by a straight-talking poor girl from Queens, New York (Greta Gerwig in the Liza Minnelli role) who helps turn his life around.
Where the original Arthur was a witty, sweet, surprisingly effective throwback to 1930s screwball comedy, this one's balloon-light cheeriness is tackled and dragged down by too many nods to PC-friendliness, realism and tired pop cultural references to Batman and Star Wars. Scenes involving Alcoholics Anonymous, self help-y nonsense and talk about the economic recession don't help, either. The heartbeat of the 1981 flick was the relationship between Arthur and his sour, brilliantly acid-tongued manservant, played to Oscar-winning perfection by John Gielgud. This time, the role gets a sex change and it's Helen Mirren as Brand's nanny. Wonderfully expert as she is, as good as chemistry is with Brand, Mirren, working from Peter Baynham's overly sentimental script, doesn't have lines anywhere near as witheringly funny. What's more the role has been made mushy and soft.
The indie darling Gerwig (Greenberg) is blandly sweet as the poor girl and a strident Garner at least appears to be having fun as the cruel, calculating fiancée. Brand—clearly the love child of Johnny Depp and Keith Richards—gives the fluffy, forgettable movie massive energy. Although his gear-loose, party guy style fits the role, Brand's stamp on Arthur is good for some mild laughs but not much else.
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Capturing San Diego's Wild Side
Porto Vista Hotel • San Diego, CA
Escape Kit
- A Two-Night Stay for Two, Sundays through Thursdays ($129) or Fridays and Saturdays ($189), in a Cozy Queen Room
- Daily Hot Breakfast Buffet for Two
- Welcome Beer or Wine
- Discounted Valet Parking
We may be creatures of habit, but that doesn't mean we don't like to mix it up with a wild getaway once in a while. Break out of your cage and start monkeying around with this Escape to Porto Vista Hotel, situated in the heart of San Diego's Little Italy and just minutes away from the famous San Diego Zoo.
This stylish location offers a beautiful bird's-eye view of San Diego's harbor, as well as short walks to restaurants, shops, and art galleries in charming Little Italy, where you'll want to hightail it toward the bustling farmers' market held on Saturdays.
Take a walk on the wild side at the world-famous 100-acre San Diego Zoo, where you'll see more than 4,000 rare and endangered species, including giant pandas, zebras, and dolphins, as well as a prominent botanical collection.
Later on, stalk some delicious prey at the award-winning Glass Door restaurant perched above downtown on the fourth floor of the hotel. Sip a creative hand-crafted cocktail and take your palate on a safari with dishes like orange-mojito salmon with duck fries or rib-eye steak in a root beer demi-glace.
Let this Escape be your natural habitat for rest and relaxation under the California sun––with prices like these, you're definitely getting the lion's share.
For additional information, visit Porto Vista Hotel on Facebook.
"The on-site restaurant, the Glass Door, has fourth-floor harbor views and offers a great weekend brunch. Sunset yoga classes take place on the roof; ask the front desk for the current schedule."-- Read Fodor's Review of Porto Vista Hotel
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I have been looking at the Rossi Wizard for a while, and I am just about to buy one.
The upside you have already covered, and I agree with you. Hell, the barrels are available used for less than $100 for the most part, especially for calibers like .270, .243, and 20Ga.
The downside seems to be the "Ejector / Extractor". It does not always catch the rim of the shell, and the mechanism gets locked up.
At roughly $250 for the rifle, I am willing to roll the dice a bit. Once I get one I will post up more info. It is a great concept, and all but ban proof; an important consideration out here behind the lines.


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Overview: Hello, challenge fans. Matt Carpenter and I have brewed up a new one for your analysis. The evidence is below. Analyze it and answer our questions. As always, we'll choose three winners: one technical champ, one creative victor whose answer is technically correct, and one lucky person chosen at random. As you work through this challenge, please observe this very important warning! As they say on TV, DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME. We'll go even further by saying, DO NOT TRY IT AT WORK EITHER. The commands included in this challenge are _highly_ destructive, and some of them are hardware specific. They will hose a machine badly. If you insist on testing the commands, at least use a strongly virtualized environment that isolates virtual hardware from physical hardware, and set a snapshot before each command so that you can revert to a pristine state. We wrote the challenge using VMware Workstation, and did not suffer damage to our underlying hosts. However, we cannot guarantee that your VMware experience will match our own. In other words, to borrow from the TV vernacular yet again, YOUR MILEAGE MAY VARY. Furthermore, some so-called "virtualized environments" other than VMware are merely emulators that do not isolate hardware well, nor do they support snapshots. The commands below could damage such environments, so be very careful. You have been warned!
If you can't answer this challenge 100%, still send something in to qualify as a random winner. This month's prize is my book, Malware: Fighting Malicious Code, which I authored with Lenny Zeltser. Each winner gets a signed copy.
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Gifts you didn't know were green
By Barbara Kessler
Green Right Now
Let's shop green without being obvious about it, OK? You can, you know. There are many ways to tweak the holiday list this year to skew it toward recycled, socially conscious, energy-conserving goods. Of course, we don't like to advocate lots of consuming. We definitely don't buy that theory that it's our patriotic duty to purchase our way out of the recession.
On the other hand, we are going to exchange gifts this holiday season. With that in mind, here are a few humble suggestions for keeping it green (and affordable), subtly:
Mom, dad, a kid on her way to college. Lots of people can appreciate the utility and electricity savings of a toaster oven. Did you know that the average 1500 watts used by a toaster/convection oven is less than half, or even more, than that used by a full-size oven? How many times have you heated the entire oven just to warm rolls for dinner? Or to bake a couple ramekins of dessert? Or broil a tuna melt? Or brown a small brushetta?
Turn that big oven off, and use a tool that's sized-right for the job. That's the very sound idea behind this "smart" appliance. There are dozens to choose from. The Black & Decker one shown here can be had at Amazon and other stores for around $60. It gets good reviews for durability, space and function.
This goofy looking simple machine just might keep some snow blowers off the road. It's unique enough to keep the relatives marveling about the weird gift Aunt Sally got Uncle Mel, but it's got its serious side: It powers through snow without using fossil fuels. More importantly to most users, it makes the job of shoveling the white stuff, pound per pound, easier. Easier on the back, mainly, because the motion of pushing and then "throwing" the snow engages leg and arm muscles.
We don't actually have one, and we wonder if it's quite as easy as it looks, but the see-saw action does appear to take a load off the back, a victory over bending, raising and twisting to shovel snow the old-fashioned way. The Wovel has made several YouTube appearances since being named on Time's Best Inventions List in 2006. Check out this video by a convinced user.
It is expensive for a shovel ($119.95 retail), but it solves a problem, without adding another pollution-spewing machine to the household arsenal.
Number three on our list is black, but so very green. This completely recycled, vegan friendly wallet is made from discarded tires. But it looks so much like the standard leather version we thought it would qualify as a green gift that doesn't stand out as different. Each 9 x 3.5 inch wallet has a slot for money and six slots for credit cards, just like you'd expect. A Fair Trade artisan group in El Salvador makes these wallets, helping provide jobs and living wages in their community. You can buy it ($30) through the GreenHeartShop in Chicago, at their online store.
Green Heart helps promote artisan craft goods, clothing and food from around the world and in the U.S.
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Belvedere Studio Apartment, Vienna
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Hálószobák száma1
Méret21 m²
Floor No.(with elevator)
- Konyha
- Mosógép / szárítógép
- Családi / Gyerek barát
- Zárható szoba
- Parkolási lehetőség
- Törölköző
- Akadálymentesített
Accommodation summary
|Wiedner Gürtel, 1040 Wien, Ausztria
|Ingatlan típusa
|Ingatlan azonosító
|Acceptance rate
|Response time
|A few hours
|Calendar updated
Guests can relax in the modern and sun-lit studio apartment which includes a double bed, a wardrobe, and a dining area. There is a compact but well-equipped kitchenette, and an elegant bathroom with a shower. A fold-out bed can be provided for an extra guest.
Grand Central Studio Apartment is just a few hundred metres from Südtiroler Platz Train Station, and less than 10 minutes' stroll from the Botanical Garden of the University of Vienna. Karlsplatz Square is just 20 minutes' walk away.
Guests can arrive from Vienna Airport via pre-booked taxi (for between €25 and €40). Alternatively, the Schnellbahn/ S-Bahn (fast train) offers connections to Quartier Belvedere Train Station located in front of the building (€5 one-way).
HázirendNo smoking.
No pets.
Guests should make sure that trash is taken out before check-out.
Check-in after 8pm can be arranged for an additional fee of €10 in cash.
Late check-out is possible based on availability.
Please contact the host for more detailed information about transport connections to the apartment.
Free parking is possible in the 10th District which is just 5 minutes' journey away by public transport.
Short-term street parking in front of the building is possible from Monday to Friday between 9am and 10pm (€2 per hour).
Alternative parking options include the Park&Ride in Erdberg which is 20 minutes' journey by public transport (€3 per day).
A service charge of €10 can be paid for the following services:
Travel cot.
Children's high chair.
Iron / ironing board.
Laundry drying rack.
Extra cleaning.
Extra linen and towels.
Laundry facilities.
|Weekly rate for up to 2 guests
|331 €
|Monthly rate for up to 2 guests
|1078 €
|Ár >2 vendégre
|11 € /fő/éj extra
|Maximális tartózkodás
|2 hét
|Érkezés legkorábbi időpontja
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Really nice room close to the main train station and 15 minutes walking from the city center. Everything that is necessary is there.
Pros: Good location
Has everything you need
Minus: Very strong audibility due to thin doors: one resident had used a washing machine before 3 a.m., sleep was impossible.
Our stay in the apartment was fantastic. The reception was perfect, just at the time that we agreed. We stayed for 4 nights. All was very care, there was everything we needed for our stay. The neighbourhood is well located, near Hauptbahnhof train station. You can arrive very quickly to the center! I recommend it! Thank you for everything!
Great, clean, fully equipped apartment. It's great to rent for long term because of the kitchen. Fabulous contact with the owner - nice, fast and comfortable :) We recommend 100%. Aleksandra&Filip
We've stayed 3 days at Raoul's place and it was great. The room was silent, clean and very comfortable. The kitchen was fully equipped, shower and bed were perfect. The apartment is really close to the city center (only 15 min walk) and close to the trams. We had a beautiful stay there!
This was actually a fantastic apartment. I wasn't completely sure what to expect from the online information, but this is a completely separate apartment, with our own locked door and everything needed in the apartment (kitchenette, bathroom, etc). The apartment seems to have been recently refurbished and was in excellent condition, very appealing. The staff was very helpful and flexible. The location is excellent, just a 5 minute walk from the subway, and almost in sight of the Belvedere Palace, a major attraction in Vienna. Frankly, I was more comfortable here than I would have been in a hotel for a fraction of the price. Highly recommended to all.
Very good service, nice and accommodating host, good tips on local cafes and bars, great location (right next to a beautiful palace), very neat apartment. Great value for money. My girlfriend and I really enjoyed our stay in Vienna!
My mother and I stayed in Raoul´s appartment for 3 nights. The appartment was really nice -exactly like in the pictures-. It had everything you can need. The kitchen was full-equipped so you can have breakfast and dinner there saving money. There are two supermarkets in the surroundings.
The place -next to Belvedere Palace- is not so nice because of the new train station under construction. Anyway, the appartment is 5 minutes walk from the Ubahn Station and only 2 stops to Karlsplatz and 3 stops to Stephansplatz. There are many trams and buses, so the connection with the city center is unsurpassable!!!
The comunication with Raoul and Moritz was perfect too. They attended kindly and quickly every question I had.
So, I hardly recommend this appartment if you want to have a few holidays days in Vienna.
The apartment is good: central, green and warm!
The guys (Raoul e co.) are very helpful and cute!
If you go on Vienna, I suggest to stay in this apartment!
We didn't like that we had to give 100€ of deposit for only 2 days...
The apartment is very well located, near the bus station, metro and tram stops that allow you to get anywhere in the city within minutes. It was all very well organized, hosts were very kind and helpful. The room was very well maintained, clean and fully equipped. I highly recommend staying in Wienna with Raoul and his crew.
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Curators Aimee Lusty and Kate Wadkins seek submissions for a feminist art zine to be released at the close of BRASS IN POCKET, a group show which opened Friday, September 13, 2013 and continues through October 27th at Booklyn Artists Alliance.
The zine seeks to represent contemporary feminist artists who explore new possibilities in their respective media, producing work that breaks conventional boundaries in terms of subject and process. The zine also aims to challenge and play on traditional notions of "feminist art." This is Booklyn Art Gallery's third open call for submissions for a collaborative zine published in tandem with the gallery's programming.
Submissions will be accepted in two sizes, 8.5 x 5.5 inches, or 8.5 x 7.5 inches. All submissions should be black and white, at 300dpi. The deadline for submissions has been extended to October 20, 2013. Please send all submissions to email@example.com.
Booklyn event page: http://booklyn.org/events/brass-in-pocket/
Facebook invitation & RSVP: https://www.facebook.com/events/464151967015877/
We've also been posting updates with snapshots from the show and news on the zine; join us on Tumblr! http://brassinpocket-booklyn.tumblr.com/


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Everything is coming out of the closet this week. I'm now expecting a report to surface about Jaws somehow being related to Michael Vick which would explain the unusual amount of sucking up he receives even for an Eagles QB.
Actually not a bad time for this to come out if you're Marino . . . gets buried in all the SB hype stories.
Source Article calls Marino one of the most "Squeaky Clean" guys in pro sports.
Well, That's not what I heard...
Supposedly he fell in the draft because he was always coke'd out at PITT.
Whoops? That's what she said.
"You killed my family, and I don't like that kind of thing."


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I've been bitten with the belt-fed bug. I've decided to try my hand at building a semi-auto AK-based (loosely) beltfed rifle. My starting point was this:
It's a Romy G kit with an RPD barrel that's been turned down to accept milled Type3 barrel bits. It bores me.
So I got this:
It's an RPD topcover, feedtray, and 100 round belt.
My plan is to join the two in an unholy union, otherwise known as an MG47.
The first step I did was to tackle building a reciever. I built it out of .050" thick 4130 sheet. Here I'm bending it on my super-cheap $35 Harbor Freight brake:
Then I welded up the seam. The seam is on the top surface, so most of it will be cut away and covered by the topcover. I left the piece intentionally long so that I can rivet the trunnion back about 1/3 the length from the front, and have a built in handguard. Kind of a 1 piece receiver/handguard/barrel-shroud like an MG43. Only shorter.
And here it is mocked up with my belt full of empty brass and the topcover/feedtray to give y'all an idea of where I plan on mounting it on the receiver.
On to the next step; Demilling the AK
Here stands the condemned:
Post demil after I pressed off the sight block, gas block, removed the handguard retainer, then reinstalled the gas block, and then put the sight block on upside-down:
Crappy cel phone pic after I cut the charging handle off. I also cut off the bottom 2 rivet holes on the trunnion (the feedtray has to go there):
Is there a bargain source for RPD top cover/ feedtrays??
" Save a tree...........Eat A Beaver!"
I seldom talk to liberals.............................. But when I do, I order fries............
Not really, just got to keep en eye open or put up WTB ads.Is there a bargain source for RPD top cover/ feedtrays??
Here's one but I think it's a little over priced
Russian RPD top cover and feed tray like new : Parts Kits at GunBroker.com
"Government is not the solution to our problem, government is the problem" Ronald Reagan
I got a little bit done today in between taking the younguns to soccer and starting a batch of biodiesel. I used my flapper wheel to smooth out the weld on the receiver's seam:
Since my mill is packed up and not accessable right now, I used the angle-grinder to cut down the top (bottom) of the rear sight block, so it would fit inside the new receiver. I haven't yet figured out what I'm going to do for the gas-tube, but I figured it would be good to retain the option to still use the gas-tube retainer on the rear sight block:
Then I took a better picture of where I'm at with the trunnion trimming. I still have to cut the ears down a bit more to get the bullet guide to fit up tight into the feed-tray:
Bradrock, check with SARCO, INC. They are advertising RPD parts, including feed covers w/sights for $125., right now. They are adverting in Shotgun News, which available at Wal-Mart.
That thing is going to be awesome.
Nice Work !!!
Keep the pics coming !!


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Story highlights
- British Airways has launched a plane with panda-themed livery
- There's a long tradition of airlines getting creative with paint jobs for promotional purposes
- Alaska Airlines turned a 737 into "Salmon-Thirty-Salmon" after a plane hit a fish -- yep, it happened
Does the paint job of an airplane -- otherwise known as its livery -- make a difference to you?
Does a pastel rendering of Hello Kitty or a cuddly panda impart a sense of fun and high spirits?
Or does it make you think, "Just who the hell is flying this plane and how serious are they about it, really?"
Either way, airlines around the world have a proud tradition of getting goofy with the looks of their aircraft.
Unusual livery designs are often meant to publicize partnerships or promote special events, such as company anniversaries.
The gallery above shows a few of our favorites over the years.
UPDATE: For those Gwaihir-eyed readers who noticed no Hobbits on the Air New Zealand livery and left us some comments on the matter, we have this just in from Middle Earth:
"I can confirm that this is indeed Air New Zealand's Hobbit-inspired 777-300ER aircraft. Hobbit Bilbo Baggins features at the rear end of the aircraft which isn't visible in the picture you have used," the airline's Emma Field told us.
We've added a different view of the plane to the left of this story.
And if you're wondering about our answers to the questions at the top of this piece., they're: yes, yes and yes!
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President Barack Obama gave the commencement speech at the University of California, Irvine today, and he focused heavily on the dangers of climate change.
"I'm telling you all this because I want to light a fire under you," he said. "The climate change deniers suggest there's still a debate over the science. There's not. The talking heads on cable news suggest public opinion is hopelessly deadlocked. It's not."
He also called the nearly 8,000 undergraduate and graduate students to action, as the address came just two weeks after Obama announced a new plan to cut power plant pollution.
"There's going to be a stubborn status quo and people determined to stymie your efforts to bring about change," he said. "There are going to be people who say you can't do something. There are going to be people who say you shouldn't bother trying. I've got some experience with this myself."
Watch the full address via C-SPAN.org. Sarah Eberspacher
Trump calls Friday's fatal stabbings in Portland by an apparent white supremacist 'unacceptable'
On Friday, a 35-year-old apparent racial extremist named Jeremy Christian allegedly stabbed three people on a light-rail train in Portland, killing two of them, after they interceded to stop Christian from harassing two teenage girls with dark skin, one apparently in a hijab. On Saturday, about 1,000 people gathered in Portland to honor the three men who intervened: Taliesin Myrddin Namkai Meche, 23, a recent graduate of Reed College, and Rick Best, 53, an Army veteran, both of whom died; and David-Cole Fletcher, 21, who survived.
"They didn't have capes," local activist Ellie Eaton said at the vigil. "They were just human beings that we all have the capacity to be like." On Monday, President Trump called the attack "unacceptable," and said the "victims were standing up to hate and intolerance," in a tweet from his official POTUS account:
The violent attacks in Portland on Friday are unacceptable. The victims were standing up to hate and intolerance. Our prayers are w/ them.
— President Trump (@POTUS) May 29, 2017
On Saturday, one of the girls targeted on the MAX train, told a local TV station that she is not a Muslim and that the people who stood up for her were heroes. "I just want to say thank you to the people who put their life on the line for me, because they didn't even know me and they lost their lives because of me and my friend and the way we look," she said. "And I just want to say thank you to them and their family and that I appreciate them because without them, we probably would be dead right now."
Destinee Mangum, one of the targets of hate speech on a MAX train, thanks strangers for saving her life. pic.twitter.com/sefmOAyIVt
— FOX 12 Oregon KPTV (@fox12oregon) May 28, 2017
Christian has been charged with two counts of aggravated murder and may face more when he is arraigned on Tuesday. Peter Weber
France's Macron, standing beside Putin, calls Russia-funded news sites RT, Sputnik 'deceitful propaganda'
New French President Emmanuel Macron hosted Russian President Vladimir Putin in Paris on Monday, and the two leaders agreed on the need to work together to try to resolve conflicts in Ukraine and Syria. But they disagreed on the independence and integrity of state-sponsored Russian news outlets RT and Sputnik, which Macron had refused to accredit during his presidential campaign, accusing them of spreading Russian misinformation favoring his pro-Russia rival, Marine Le Pen. On Monday, Putin said Russia did not try to meddle in the French election and argued it would have been strange to not meet with Le Pen.
Standing next to Putin, Macron disagreed about the first part. RT and Sputnik "didn't act like the media, like journalists. They behaved like deceitful propaganda" and "agents of influence," he said, in response to a question from RT France head Xenia Fedorova. "I have always had an exemplary relationship with foreign journalists, but they have to be real journalists," he added. "All foreign journalists, including Russian journalists, had access to my campaign." You don't have to speak French to tell when he's talking about RT and Sputnik, or to catch Putin's expression when the translation reaches his earpiece.
Campagne présidentielle: "Russia Today et Sputnik se sont comportés comme des organes d'influence, de propagande mensongère" Emmanuel Macron pic.twitter.com/iaDAXU64q6
— franceinfo (@franceinfo) May 29, 2017
Macron, 39 and in office less than a month, met with President Trump for the first time last week, and their interactions suggest his extraordinary critique of Russian media in front of Putin wasn't impromptu. On Sunday, Macron told the French newspaper Journal du Dimanche that his white-knuckled handshake with Trump "wasn't innocent." It wasn't "the be-all and the end-all of a policy, but it was a moment of truth," he added, putting Trump in the same category as Putin and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
"Donald Trump, the Turkish president, or the Russian president see relationships in terms of a balance of power," Macron said, according to The Guardian's translation. "That doesn't bother me. I don't believe in diplomacy by public abuse, but in my bilateral dialogues I won't let anything pass. ... That's how you ensure you are respected. You have to show you won't make small concessions — not even symbolic ones." Peter Weber
President Trump helped lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier at Arlington National Cemetery on Monday, a remembrance of fallen soldiers on Memorial Day, then made his first public remarks since returning from a nine-day trip to Europe and the Middle East on Saturday. "We only hope that every day we can prove worthy, not only of their sacrifice and service, but of the sacrifice made by the families and loved ones they left behind," Trump said, making a special mention of Robert Kelly, a son of Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly who died in Afghanistan after stepping on a mine. He also generally thanked members of other Gold Star families, who have lost family members in war, and urged other Americans to thank them, too. "To every Gold Star family: God is with you, and your loved ones are with him." Trump said. You can watch the wreath-laying ceremony below. Peter Weber
Golf great Tiger Woods was arrested at 3 a.m. on suspicion of driving under the influence in Palm Beach County, Florida, police in Jupiter said Monday. He was charged and booked into a Palm Beach County jail at around 7 a.m., then released on his own recognizance at 10:50 Monday morning, according to police records.
Tiger Woods arrested on DUI charges. https://t.co/nNY8qUSFRc pic.twitter.com/mVuLnT5hGQ
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Woods, 41, has struggled with his golf game since multiple back surgeries in 2014. Peter Weber
Reports over the past few days that Jared Kushner, President Trump's senior adviser and son-in-law, tried to set up secret backchannel communications with the Kremlin using Russian diplomatic facilities in December, when he was a private citizen and Trump president-elect, have shaken Kushner's safe perch at the White House, The New York Times reports. "The Trump-Kushner relationship, the most stable partnership in an often unstable West Wing, is showing unmistakable signs of strain."
White House officials spent the weekend defending the use of back-channel diplomacy, generally, with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly telling ABC News on Sunday that "any way that you can communicate with people, particularly organizations that are maybe not particularly friendly to us, is a good thing." Experts outside the White House disagree, at least in this specific case. "There's no way that it can be appropriate to say, 'I want to use a hostile government's communications system to avoid our government knowing anything about it,'" Eliot Cohen, a Republican foreign policy stalwart, tells The Washington Post. Rep. Adam Schiff (Calif.), ranking Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee, called Sunday for a review of Kushner's security clearance because, among other reasons, he did not disclose his backchannel overtures on his application form.
The new Kushner focus in the Russian investigation has imperiled his "hard-won influence on a mercurial father-in-law who is eager to put distance between himself and a scandal that is swamping his agenda and, he believes, threatening his family," says The New York Times. "That relationship had already begun to fray a bit" due to Kushner's "repeated attempts to oust Stephen K. Bannon," Kushner's family hawking visas-for-cash in Beijing, and Kushner's counsel that firing FBI Director James Comey "would be a political 'win' that would neutralize protesting Democrats because they had called for Mr. Comey's ouster," The Times reports, citing "six West Wing aides."
Trump put out a statement on Sunday calling Kushner "a very good person" who is "doing a great job for the country," adding "I have total confidence in him." But White House aides, some of whom call him "Jared Island" because of his unique and untouchable role, say that Trump has "increasingly included Mr. Kushner when he dresses down aides and officials, a rarity earlier in his administration and during the campaign." You can read more about Kushner's work-family troubles at The New York Times. Peter Weber
The Square, a Swedish- and English-language comedy, unexpectedly won the biggest award at the 70th Cannes Film Festival, the coveted Palme d'Or. Sofia Coppola was another big winner as she became the second woman in the festival's history to take best director. Coppola won for The Beguiled, a reimagining of a 1971 film based on a novel by Thomas P. Cullinan, about a wounded Union officer in the Civil War who is found by residents of an all-girls boarding school. It stars Nicole Kidman, Kirsten Dunst, Elle Fanning, and Colin Farrell. The first and only other female director to take the honors as best director at Cannes was the Soviet director Yuliya Solntseva, who won in 1961 for her World War II film The Story of the Flaming Years. Harold Maass
After North Korea launches new ballistic missile, Trump says Pyongyang has 'shown great disrespect' to China
North Korea continued a series of controversial weapons tests on Monday with the launch of at least one short-range ballistic missile. The apparent Scud-class ballistic missile flew about 280 miles before coming down in the Sea in Japan's economic zone, South Korean officials said. The launch came after two successful tests of North Korean mid- and long-range missiles in the last two weeks. President Trump responded on Twitter that "North Korea has shown great disrespect for their neighbor, China, by shooting off yet another ballistic missile ... but China is trying hard!"
North Korea's refusal to curb its missile and nuclear weapons programs in defiance of United Nations resolutions and international sanctions has ratcheted up tensions with the U.S. and other nations. The U.S. on Tuesday plans to conduct its first test of a missile defense system intended to intercept ICBMs. Harold Maass


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Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Good Morning everyone. You all are going to be getting a child's print as I am making this for my 6 year old grandson Ozzie. I ran out of paper for the printer so I first have to go and get some more. Jjust waiting for the store to open.
Then off I will go. I will post a picture of the fabric as soon as i buy it. Oh did I tell you I had to go and get that too.
Dreaming of New England while being stuck in So. Calif.(the asphalt jungle of the world.) But hey the Happiest Place on Earth is here.
well what a great group--I have my fabric washed--not ironed or cut--I am slow these day--as I am still recooping
Don't use baggies on your return blocks or your f8s. They do make it cost more.
chewboo, you are not any slower than I am. I got my fabric washed and some are cut. I got bit by a spider on my right wrist last month and my hand and arm were swollen, red streaks and very painful. I am right handed. It hurts to use my hand very much, so I am slower in sewing, cutting, etc. But we will plug along and we will still have fun.
Ok, looks like I am the slow one. Won't have time until early next week to get mine in the mail. So it sounds like to wrap the F8 or block in plastic wrap to keep the postage cost down!
DogHouseMom -- I know what to do with choice 3 & 4. If you send one of the black and white flowers, I will have to think about that one.
You want to make the envelope as flat as you can. I found that I can get a tighter wrap with glad press and seal rather than saran wrap.
This is the fabric I picked. Hope you like it. I am going to make a quilt for my guest room. Finally washed and ironed (now I remembered why I don't wash my fabric anymore - I don't like ironing). Still have to cut. Looks like I will be mailing them out on Monday.


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There's been a pretty big change in my strategy for the next couple of years. Richie Stanaway is known as a rising single-seater driver - but the Tauranga 21-year-old will be under a European tintop racer soon.
Forced to sit out the year following his crash at Spa-Francorchamps, Belgium, in his debut Formula Renault 3.5-litre season, Stanaway's management team - Gravity Sport, headed by Lotus F1 principal Eric Boullier - is about to confirm he will be contesting the Porsche Mobil 1 Supercup.
The Porsche series runs as a support act to the Formula One championship. Drivers compete in identical Porsche 911 GT3 Cup cars based on the Porsche 911 Carrera. On average, 24 cars take part in each race.
"There's been a pretty big change in my strategy for the next couple of years," said Stanaway. "My management still believe in my ability as a driver and rather than re-invest in me racing World Series by Renault or GP2 - the level I was before my injury - it looks like I'll be doing Porsche Supercup."
This will be his first foray into sportscar racing with a possibility of heading to endurance racing.
Stanaway insists this change of direction doesn't mean the end of his ultimate goal of getting into Formula One. It's just a different route.
"You just have to look at Paul di Resta and how he got into F1. He was quite frustrated being taken out of Formula Three and put into DTM by Mercedes but went on to win the championship in 2010. On the back of those results he was drafted into F1.
"Considering I'm still under management by Lotus F1 there's no reason to think I couldn't make it, either.
"It's going to be a different strategy over the next few years and it's a unique challenge I'm looking forward to."
Racing in a saloon is quite different from single-seaters but Stanaway has proved he's a master at jumping into a car he's not familiar with and doing well.
A few years ago he piloted a Toyota Racing Series car for the first time at a V8 Supercars meeting around the Hamilton streets. He won and set the lap record.
"It's a different discipline and requires a different repertoire of skills behind the wheel," says Stanaway. "It's something I find quite exciting. It looks like I've been given a job to do this year and when it's confirmed I'm going to focus 100 per cent on that.
"It's the same old story - if I want to progress it's all about results. I need to win races and fight for the championship."
He'll have a hell of a fight on his hands if Stanaway lines up at the Spanish F1 Grand Prix meeting at Barcelona in May. No matter how much experience he has in a single-seater, racing a GT car is a different story. So is the level of competition.
"I'll be up against a lot of guys who've had a lot of time in these cars and I won't have had a lot of time either in the car or on some of the circuits. I'm just going to have to do my best and secure some good results."


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And I'm happy to say that GoGo is doing so much better since last night. She's walking around and actually ran back inside the house this morning. She's on antibiotics plus medication to reduce the inflammation. We're just hoping that the progress continues.
But so far we're extremely happy.
"Typical Morehead!"..................and he didn't even mean that as a compliment..
I was worried about how our team would come out of the bye....the win was nice the way done it was ****ing awsome....A win against Washington week man, we be shinning !!!
I lost my bullmastiff to bone cancer in June, and it totally crushed me, and thats after i knew it was likely going to happen, I just couldn't deal with it really...
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Engage brain before speaking.
I realize that it is a criminal act to reference those SB wins, but no boss/owner/GM anywhere in the world would ever, for 1 second look only at the negative side of things.
We have a term for it in my office: It's called having an upside.
And no responsible boss/owner/GM was going to spend large amounts of capital trying to find out if there is a way to improve upon a a success rate that is rarely achieved (despite the fact that we would all like them in the playoffs more) by focusing that capital on a player you hope never sees the field.
Some us may have wanted to see it, but it was not a sound call to make. And if you want to argue it would have been, just imagine hearing the tapping of a SB ring on a table while you are typing, or imagine who you couldn't have afforded or signed in 2011 if you spent that money elsewhere on a guy you hoped rode the pine.
But things with the cap have changed, and rookies no longer bleed a team dry. It is much more economically feasible to get in a young player to push a vet. Even one with 2 SB MVP's.
The responsibility has almost flipped: it would be wrong to not work in a young guy to push Eli.
Add in the cap realities for Eli, and it may actually be irresponsible not to. Ask the other Manning about that.
I am thankful that we have Eli, all Giants fan's should be.
I am going to be even more happy if we have a Luck or Rodgers waiting in the wings. No Giants fan should have a problem with that.
I don't know if it's time; I know none of you do either. The reality is that the FO has to look hard at it and make plans.
Feels like a very "Lion King" kind of post
Every single day I log onto this message board thinking i've seen it all, every single day I am wrong...NYGiants2120
I simply said that I'd like to see how Eli would react to that kind of situation.
If your employer hired someone else in your department, and for the same job that you currently hold, and told both of you that one of you would lose your position in 6 months, would that motivate you to work harder? A very different scenario, of course, and I'm not comparing such a job to that of an NFL QB in any way, shape, or form, but for arguments' sake, I think the situations could still mirror each other on a very basic level.
Whether or not it has ever worked with other teams/QB's cant really be proven one way or another, since none of us have been part of an NFL team, and we aren't the least bit qualified to make that judgement with any degree of accuracy.
Delicreep my cousin tried to tell his boss he was sales leader in 2012 and 2009. Didnt work out so well in the car business.
So as fans and as an Org. you are pleased with the SB wins but by the same token you miss the playoffs 4 of the last 5 years you need to produce something, doesnt have to be more sb wins but be competitive.
Really...you are more or less agreeing with me. There is no real unavoidable financial pain for bringing new guys and letting your cousin go. Same is true for Eli now...bring 'em in and take a chance. I said that very clearly.
That was not true with Eli 3 years ago, and when sales where great, probably wasn't true for your cousin either.
I have yet to see anyone say Eli has a "lifetime pass". Factoring an upside is not the same as lifetime pass.
Every single day I log onto this message board thinking i've seen it all, every single day I am wrong...NYGiants2120


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2 citations issued in horse abuse case
BONNEVILLE COUNTY, Idaho - Two citations have been issued in a case of suspected animal abuse and neglect in Bonneville County, the sheriff's office said Friday afternoon.
The 2 citations are for permitting animals to go without care, a misdemeanor that carries a $5,000 fine, one year in jail or both.
The case has caught the attention of the Idaho State Department of Agriculture.
Photos of nearly one dozen horses, some dead, some appearing malnourished, recently appeared online.
And Friday, a deputy state veterinarian checked in on them.
Horses are a dime a dozen in eastern Idaho, but that doesn't mean they go unnoticed.
Dozens of community members noticed these horses, owned by Sharon Wilson, and so did the state.
State Veterinarian Bill Barton said one of his deputy vets checked in on the horses Friday. He'll write a report on what he finds and the investigation will take some time to complete.
Dr. Jason Moulton is a vet that works with large animals. He said his clinic gets concerned calls about local horses all the time.
"Before we get really worried about it, we'll find out what their ages are and what their veterinary care is," said Moulton. "Sometimes the owners are doing everything that they can, but the horse is just old."
Moulton said often, people can't tell the difference between a malnourished horse and one who is just nearing the end of its life.
"They'll tend to have a sway back, they tend to lose some of their muscle mass and they can look malnourished or starved, even though they have plenty of hay available to them," said Moulton.
Moulton said the economy is a factor, too. In recent years, the price of hay has gone up, and some people just aren't able to care for their horses any longer.
"It's one of the animals that we all have a love for," he said. "It's kind of a symbol of the West. No one wants to see horses starved. No one wants to see any animals starve."
Once the state finishes its investigation it will provide a recommendation to the county.
If it determines the horses aren't being properly cared for. They'll recommend either seizing the horses or setting them up on a health management and feeding plan.
So what should people do who can't afford to feed their animals?
Right now, it costs about $150 to put a horse down, and if you can't afford hay, you probably can't afford that, either. It's becoming a national problem.


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Niokolo-Koba, Senegal, October 28 - 30, 2007
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We continued on the next day via the badly pot-holed road through Tambacounda, eastern Senegal's largest city. Most of the distance was sparsely populated with only occasional villages with thatched roof dwellings and extended family compounds
In rural areas wives in polygamous marriages all live together in the same compound with their children, each with her own hut, and take turns doing the chores. At some point a first wife goes out in search of an appropriate second and subordinate wife for her husband to do work around the compound. I suppose it's not that odd. I know many people in America who are at points in their marriages where the wife would happily search for a second wife for her husband to do the household chores and drive the kids around while she shops and lunches with friends - sort of like a servant wife. The concept has potential to really catch on among America's upper middle class.
From the junction with the main road it was a long drive on a narrow dirt road through steamy insect-ridden forest to Simenti, site of Niokolo-Koba's main campground and hotel deep in the park's interior
Colvin explained park history and ecology to us before our safari drive and river boat cruise. Niokolo-Koba National Park is quite large at about 3,000 square miles but represents a classic case of over-exploitation of a community-owned resource. When the park was established, rice-growing villages were forced to relocate to lands outside the park. Before the park was established locals had strict rules in place regarding who in a village could hunt game and how the catch was to be distributed among villagers. Once moved to poorer corn (maize) growing land, however, they no longer felt ownership over the resource and exploited it to the maximum through poaching. Where there were once large herds of wild animals, they have ironically been decimated since the national park's creation.
We split into two groups for our wildlife viewing day, one group taking the game drive in Daphne in the morning and the cruise on the Niokolo-Koba River in the later afternoon, the other doing the outings in opposite order. Although not an unpleasant day, the wildlife was rather underwhelming. I saw some birds and a crocodile on the boat ride and a few hippo faces and backs in the water until they submerged as we approached
In contrast to the relative dearth of charismatic megafauna at Niokolo-Koba, the park still has an amazing variety of avian life which sent our two avid birders, Blair and Ian, into a state of ecstasy. Although there was a "Birds of West Africa" guide on the truck, Colvin had additional books on the park's birdlife. Blair and Ian looked like two teen boys with their first porn magazine as they perused these bird guides. "Ooooh, look at that one. I saw one of those in Mozambique. She was a beaut!"
"Great day and four new species. You should have seen her, mate!"
"What would be the best place for getting a view of one of these?" Ian asked Colvin as he pointed to the picture of some nondescript little bird in the book.
On our way from Niokolo-Koba to the Malian border we made a stop for some marketing in Tambacounda, the main town in Senegal's interior and an excruciatingly hot and dusty place that sees few foreign travelers and, hence, has a very low hassle factor. It was strangely impossible to exchange Euros for the CFAs I needed to buy bar stock at all the town's banks, but outside of one I met a man who knew of a merchant who would exchange money. He didn't speak any English but asked me if I spoke Spanish, so we hablaed a bit. He took me down a crowded alley to a storefront where a merchant exchanged 100 Euros for a rather good rate. No one would exchange U.S. Dollars, though, and I think I was the only one in the group who managed to exchange any money at all in that town.
The road to the border crossing at Kidira/Diboli was a rather good one and the border formalities turned out to be rather clean, quick, and straightforward. Reflecting upon my stay in the country, I have to say that I generally enjoyed Senegal but didn't find the so-called "Land of Hospitality" to stand out as a uniquely friendly place.