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Pedestrian Accident Lawyers and Law Firms in Vineyard, CA
Pedestrian Accident Lawyers
Law Office of Frederick J. Sette
Sacramento, California Personal Injury and Accident Attorney(916) 442-0000
Law Offices of Frederick J. Sette is a personal injury firm with offices in Stockton and Sacramento, California and serving clients in the surrounding communities. Our practice areas encompass car and motorcycle accident including uninsured and under-insured claims, bicycle and boating...
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Cutter Law P.C.
Personal Injury & Civil Justice Attorneys in Sacramento, California(888) 741-2015
Cutter Law, P.C. is a personal injury, consumer protection, and civil rights firm with locations in Sacramento and Oakland, California. Our personal injury practice areas encompass vehicle and pedestrian accidents, product and premises liability, including defective medical devices...
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Damrell, Nelson, Schrimp, Pallios, Pacher & Silva
California Business Law Firm(916) 504-3700
Damrell, Nelson, Schrimp, Pallios, Pacher & Silva, A Professional Corporation, is a full service law firm with its main office in Modesto, California and branch offices in Sacramento and Oakdale. Our practice areas encompass business formation and transactions, business disputes...
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Law Offices of Larry S. Buckley
Personal Injury Attorney Serving Sacramento, CA(916) 297-4468
Injuries can be life-changing and affect you in numerous ways. The Law Offices of Larry S. Buckley helps injury victims take on big insurance companies and other entities in accordance to the legal rights of injury victims. With insurance defense experience, the firm's lead counsel...
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Eason & Tambornini, A Law Corporation
Sacramento, California Personal Injury, Bankruptcy and Business Lawyers(916) 438-1819 or (800) 391-8219
Eason & Tamborini is a full-service law firm based in Sacramento, California offering a wide range of legal services to clients throughout the surrounding areas of California. With over 60 years of combined experience between them, the firm's attorneys have gained a strong reputation...
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Aiken & Jacobsen
Sacramento, California Personal Injury Attorneys(916) 978-1997 or (888) 803-9630
At Aiken & Jacobsen, our attorneys have exclusively represented personal injury victims for the last ten years. We understand that personal injuries have a profound effect on people's lives, and our attorneys are here to help you. Based in Sacramento, California, our firm represents...
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Airola Law Offices
Sacramento Personal Injury Attorneys(916) 971-3314 or (877) 723-6524
Airola Law Offices is a Sacramento, CA based personal injury law firm providing legal representation to clients throughout northern California. The husband-wife team of John and Tuesday Airola is ready to face insurance companies head-on in order to secure you the compensation you...
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Ashton & Price, LLP
Sacramento Personal Injury Lawyers(916) 786-7787
At Ashton & Price, LLP, we promise to provide the kind of aggressive and responsive legal representation that you deserve.
Our attorneys have more than a combined 25 years of trial and negotiating experience, including winning major settlements and jury awards from many of the...
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Kring & Chung Attorneys LLP
California Corporate, Business, Real Estate, Employment and Insurance Attorneys(916) 266-9000
Kring & Chung Attorneys LLP provides experienced counsel and representation in a scope of legal practice areas related to business litigation, construction, employment, insurance and real estate in and around Orange County and beyond.
We are a full-service firm focusing on corporate,...
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Kuvara Law Firm
Personal Injury, Medical Malpractice and Motor Vehicle Accident Law Firm in Sacramento, California(916) 446-1242 or (800) 446-5879
Kuvara Law Firm a Legal Network and Personal Injury Network created by nationally known personal injury attorney Neal Kuvara is comprised of knowledgeable accident attorneys throughout the United States who are dedicated to winning your case.
We have handled over 20,000 cases....
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Law Office of Robert L. Meissner
Accident Injury and Wrongful Death Lawyer in Sacramento and Northern California(916) 863-2900
The Law Office of Robert L. Meissner, for the past 18 years, has sought justice for personal injury and wrongful death victims throughout the Sacramento area and has already personally served over 2,000 clients. Contact Attorney Robert Meissner because you have the rights that he,...
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Otus Law Group
California Personal Injury Lawyers(916) 446-0444 or (800) 348-2777
The Otus Law Group has extensive experience in the areas of medical malpractice, catastrophic injury and wrongful death in Sacramento, Roseville, San Francisco and Burlingame. We have won verdicts and settlements for clients throughout Northern California. Our personal injury attorneys...
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The Law Offices of Mark A. Doughty
California Personal Injury and Automobile Accident Lawyers(916) 979-1917
The Law Offices of Mark A. Doughty handles personal injury and wrongful death cases caused by a variety of accidents throughout Northern California, including Sacramento, Rocklin, Lincoln, Chico, Yuba City, and in the surrounding areas. When someone is injured by the negligence of...
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Barron Law CorporationSacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Business, Real Estate, Employment and Personal Injury Law Firm(916) 473-1987
Barron Law Corporation is a full service Law firm providing prompt professional service to businesses and individuals at the lowest cost to the client. ; For plaintiff personal injury cases, sexual harassment and nursing home abuse, there is no fee until we recover. Formerly with the San Francisco...
Caraway Injury AttorneysGold River, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Folsom Personal Injury Lawyer(916) 655-5555
At Caraway Injury Attorneys in El Dorado County, the personal injury lawyers are committed to providing exceptional representation to clients and their families who have been harmed by negligence or intentional misconduct. We represent individuals and labor union workers who have experienced...
Crowell Law OfficesSacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Sacramento Criminal Defense and Personal Injury Lawyers(916) 303-2800
Crowell Law Offices is a law firm located in Sacramento, California. The attorneys of Crowell Law Offices have been representing individuals for over 11 years in personal injury and criminal defense cases.
Curtis Legal Group, A Professional Law Corp.Sacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Personal Injury Law Firm(916) 379-5895
Curtis Legal Group, A Professional Law Corp., also known as "the Heavy Hitters", is a well-known personal injury law firm. Ralph Curtis and Andrew Mendlin are featured in the firm's television commercials. Curtis Legal Group has been in existence for more than 50 years and handles a wide variety of...
Del Rio & Carichoff, P.CSacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Sacramento Personal Injury Law Firm(916) 634-0324
The dedicated, experienced lawyers at Del Rio & Carichoff, P.C provide ethical, aggressive and compassionate representation for injury victims and their families in personal injury cases, including: car accidents, catastrophic injuries, wrongful deaths, and dog bites. Del Rio & Carichoff also...
Demas Law Group, PCSacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Sacramento, California Personal Injury Attorneys(916) 444-0100
Demas Law Group, PC is located in Sacramento, California and proudly serves Southern California with aggressive and efficient legal services. Attorney Demas specializes in personal injury cases. He is dedicated to assisting victims after an accident. Your injury changed your life permanently. It...
Law Offices of Bowman & Associates, APCSacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Sacramento Full-Service Law Firm(916) 923-2800
At Bowman & Associates, our experienced lawyers help clients across Northern California with divorce & family law, wrongful termination & employment law, car accidents & personal injury, DUI & criminal defense, foreclosure & bankruptcy, immigration law, debt collection, estate planning, real estate...
Law Offices of Edward A. SmithSacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Sacramento, California Personal Injury Law Firm(916) 921-6400
The Law Offices of Edward Smith's primary area of practice is California personal injury law, which makes up just over 95% of our practice. We have the foremost web site in the United States dealing with vehicular accidents. We specialize in brain injury, spinal surgery and RSD cases, but over the...
Law Offices Of Edward Misleh, Inc.Sacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Divorce, Child Custody, Child and Spousal Support, Domestic Violence, Estate Planning, Wills, Trusts(916) 443-1267
Sacramento attorney practicing in Family law to include divorce, child custody, child support, spousal support and domestic violence.
Law Offices of Peter B. TiemannSacramento, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Sacramento Personal Injury Lawyer(916) 941-7300
The Law Offices of Peter B. Tiemann are dedicated in helping you and your family secure the financial help you need and deserve after experiencing a motor vehicle accident. We can meet with you free of charge, and if we take your case, we will charge no attorneys' fees unless and until you receive...
Mark R. Swartz Attorney At LawRancho Cordova, CA - Law Firm near Vineyard
Personal Injury Attorney(916) 631-7722
The Law Office of Mark R. Swartz protects the rights of people who have been harmed by the negligent or wrongful acts of others. We assist clients with various types of cases including but not limited to auto accidents, defective products. workplace injuries, construction injuries, dangerous...


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text: Petyindee Fights Live Quick Results! (Sam-A vs. Kongsak) Written by Dave Walsh View Comments Big event at Lumpinee going on right now! Former fighter of the year Rungruanglek Lukprabart is slotted in the co-main event slot, but most of the focus is on Sam-A Thor Ratonakiat vs. current fighter of the year, Kongsak Sitboonme. The Muaythai2000 site has the results as they happen. http://www.muaythai2000.com/muaythai2000/showresultEn.php?sdate=10/05/2011 Video of Sam-A vs. Kongsak will likely be up on the siamsport website later today, so stay tuned. Sorry if this looks discombobulated, posting from my phone. :) View the discussion thread. blog comments powered by DISQUS back to top Prev Next Tweet


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Well I called FAC and they say it will be six to eight weeks till they have Coonan receivers in. I asked the woman about the fact that they have been saying that for some time already and she said that they really have no idea when they?ll see more Coonan?s shipped in. So then I called DSA and received a little attitude from the person that talked to me, but then again she must get a lot of calls asking the price on receivers. She could only tell me the retail cost on a receiver and it?s more than twice that of a Coonan. I?m not going to pay $450 for a receiver no matter how good they are, I?d resell the kit and parts I bought before I spend that much. If I wanted to spend over a thousand dollars on the gun I would have just bought a DSA rifle in the first place. I guess I?ll have to settle for an IMBEL and replace the butt stock to get my parts count right, kind of sucks though, I wanted to keep it as original as I could.
I received the gauge set from Enco today, only two days and it?s at the door, fast service. The Ruger is just for size reference. $48.49 for the pins and right now they have a special deal that if you buy over $50 you get free shipping just apply promo code ?RNFS25?, if this code doesn?t work give them a call and you may still get the shipping free. Go to http://www.use-enco.com/CGI/INSRHM or call 1-800-USE-ENCO


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David Winograd thinks iPhone upgrade programs should increase the rate we replace our devices, with or without carrier subsidies. He walks us through the math in this editorial.
IGearUnlimited's iPad mini Case: Expensive But Not Perfect
The IGearUnlimited iPad mini Case might be the one for you. It's expensive, and well built, but it has another problem that you may or may not be able to live with. David Winograd tells all about after using it for a few weeks.
The Axis iPad mini Case Offers Something New
The Axis iPad mini case by Marware brings a feature unseen in any other case to date. But it comes at a price that isn't financial. David Winograd explores the attributes and drawbacks of this unique case
Trek Folio Case for iPad Mini: Elegant Simplicity
The Brenthaven Trek Folio is an extremely well designed and executed case for the iPad mini. David Winograd tells you why this may be the case for you.
The iGearUnlimited iPad Mini Portfolio Case Is a Poor Choice [Updated]
The iGearUnlimited Portfolio Case for the iPad mini is a second rate product that shows signs of being rushed to market before it was properly engineered and designed. David Winograd has been using it for a few weeks and has run into problems with just about every design decision. Read his review and find out what the developer did wrong.
The Marware C.E.O. Hybrid Case for iPad Mini is Solid But Flawed
The Marware C.E.O. Hybrid case for the iPad mini is a solid well build piece. David Winograd has been using it for a few weeks and reports on it's benefits along with a few design flaws in his in-depth review.
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The Mophie Juice Pack Powerstation Duo supplies 6,000 mAh of power for just about anything. Just don't expect it to do magic. David Winograd has spent a month with it and takes a good look in this in-depth review
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Harry and the Haunted House is one of the best interactive children's books to date. It's sort of spooky that although it was released early this month, it's eighteen years old. Find out why in David Winograd's in-depth review.
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It's The Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown has come to iOS for Halloween with mixed results. The transition has its upsides but it seems to David Winograd that by trying to be everything to everyone that the classic story's simplicity and heart was squeezed out and forgotten. See why in this in-depth review.
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text: This April, as Coachella whets your whistle for a month of non-stop live music, we give you the first in a series of Special Edition compilation photosets and videos, direct from the Playboy Plus. Ashley Zeitler, Elena Romanova, Eva Hilovski, Leanna Decker, Mandie Sue, Samantha Rice, Sascha Aleksander, Tania Funes and Taylor Seinturier are ready to party in denim, leather and T-shirts – or nothing at all – under the hot California sun. You don't need a wristband to get in, so put on your headphones, turn up the volume and rock out on Playboy Plus.


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A deluxe overnight room in the Inn at Château Élan and a round of golf for one person plus cart and range balls on the Château course or Woodlands course. Tee times are recommended at the time of booking.
Indicate Tee Time in the booking notes, or call 678-425-0900 x 41.


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How to edit your Site CSS
- In the Sitebuilder, go to Style > CSS.
- The Site CSS dialog box will open up with the Site CSS Overrides on the left-hand side. On the right-hand side, you'll see a Preview tab (for viewing changes), Site CSS (to see the default CSS codes used) and the Site HTML (to see the default HTML codes used).
- Navigate to the Site CSS tab and locate the code you wish to alter. As a general rule of thumb, you'll see things like:
body {code is in here}This controls the main content area - how it is set up and the default font color, size and type used.#sys_banner {code is here}This determines the size of the banner area used.#menu {code is in here}This targets your navigation menu, the font, color and size used.
- Copy that section of code and paste into the Site CSS Overrides on the left-hand side.
- Make your adjustments as needed.
Let's use the banner code for example. We can alter the size of the banner so that it's a bit smaller in width and taller in height. The code we need to change is the following:#sys_banner {width: 954px;height: 183px;margin: 0 auto;position:relative;}In the Site CSS, paste in the following:#sys_banner {width: 800px;height: 200px;}This should alter your banner area size.
- At the bottom left corner of the dialog box, uncheck the "Disable Site CSS Overrides".
- Click the Preview tab to see the changes.
- Once you've finished making all the tweaks, click OK.
- You will now see your changes applied to all pages in your Sitebuilder.
- Each style has its own set of codes. So what works with one style may not necessarily work with another.
- The Site CSS feature is only available with the Yola Silver and Yola Gold packages. This feature is best for advanced users who are comfortable with using HTML codes. Yola will only provide basic assistance with this. Here are a couple of helpful CSS resources: W3C schools and A List Apart.


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Hello all - new BEEK here.
Built out two TBH based on an ideas gleaned from various forums and installed a package in each today...
First, the hives:
Screened bottom but with two hinged panels - plan to keep it closed except for cleaning or observation:
32 bars, 18.5" inch - cedar - ridged as shown:
End top periscope entrance, 1"x6". One on each end but far end is blocked until needed.
Cedar board mounted at angle as landing board. White board above it is the periscope cover:
So far, so good (or if not, do tell!).
Now - where the inadvertent experiment started...
Picked up the two packages this morning... the seller noticed one of the queens was dead so he gave me a replacement queen for the package (set it on top of the box).
Once home, I suited up and installed the first package... the one with the replacement queen on top...
- removed the syrup
- rapped the box a few times
- poured out the bees.
- popped off the replacement queen's cork and set her on top of ball of bees
- replaced the bars and closed the roof
At this point I was feeling pretty good (maybe even smug) and moved on to the second box.
Did the same with the second box/hive - but paused a moment before popping the queen's cork to note if she was marked... that's when I noticed that she was in fact quite dead.
But she wasn't supposed to be, the queen in box one should have been!
Post haste I retrieved the now mostly empty box one and removed the queen cage which I hadn't even looked at since I assumed (there it is) that she was dead and of course she was very much alive.
So somehow the replacement queen ended up on the box with the live queen, not the dead one, and I had failed to notice (and may well have done it myself).
This all took but a few seconds... as I am standing there in whirlwind of bees - one closed hived with a replacement queen - one with a dead one... and me holding the live queen that should have gone in the aforementioned closed first hive.
The idea of trying to reopen hive 1 and hunt for the replacement queen I had released and swap her with the queen that had been in their package crossed my mind... but only for a second as I looked at the open ball of bees in hive 2 that had no queen and no great reason to stick around at present... so into hive 2 went the queen from box 1 and back on went the bars.
MSPaint diagram of epic fail:
Off I skulked wondering what the bees would make of their new homes and the inadvertent round of "musical queens".
Both hives were pretty hot for the next few hours... I kept eyeballing them from a distance.
Logically I figured worst case scenario (shy of all the girls up and leaving completely) was that the bee's in hive 1 would catch wind of their more familiar queen in hive 2 and rally to her there... but after 4 hours or so hive 1 had all the bustle and hive 2 was very quiet by comparison. So much for my logic.
And that is where things now sit... waiting for day break tomorrow to see what has transpired...


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Wednesday, December 21, 2011
Christmas At The Lighthouse
Monday, December 12, 2011
What Becomes A Legend Most?
Sunday, December 4, 2011
The Artist Is Tanning
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Close Cover Before Striking
Seen at the Pier Show.
Friday, November 11, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
The Generosity Of Redmond
Saturday, November 5, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
A Minimalist Loft In Greenwich Village
Colleagues visiting the apartment have noticed its resemblance to the Chipotle restaurants — particularly elements like the walnut architectural volume, which recalls the freestanding plywood forms at Chipotle. Both were built by Digifabshop, in Hudson, N.Y.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Sunday School
Monday, September 26, 2011
Local Waterfront Revitalization Program
Monday, August 29, 2011
We Are Going To The Fair To-Day
Monday, August 8, 2011
Remembrance Of Things Past
Dinner tonight is at Trattoria del Glicine,
high above Lake Como.
A dinner guest,
a young Lombard,
states in conversation,
"Hudson? I've been there.
Many shops."
Saturday, June 4, 2011
Gracie & Crew at Bank of America
(image via http://hasaposse.tumblr.com/)
Monday, May 30, 2011
Memorial Day
Sunday, May 29, 2011
Thought For The Day
Saturday, May 28, 2011
Opening Memorial Day Weekend
Red Chair on Warren
606 Warren Street, Hudson, NY 12534
Friday, May 27, 2011
Say Hi To The High Season
Thursday, May 26, 2011
The Glorious Hudson River
Hitch a free ride
to Manhattan on the
historic 1931 fireboat John J. Harvey tomorrow, Friday, May 27th. Departures from Kingston, Poughkeepsie and
Cold Spring.
Department of Random Thoughts: Greene County is a sponsor of the John J. Harvey, bringing the boat north from New York City to dock in Kingston and offer education programs and free river passage. If the City of Hudson could find a local sponsor, it's easy to imagine the benefit to our Museum of Firefighting, our local education, and our local tourism as well - imagine the boatloads of antiquing butt pirates taking advantage of a gorgeous free ride to or from the 12534. It would be a public relations win-win-win for all.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
She Spays 'Em
Club Helsinki hosts Animalkind
(a Hudson institution)
tonight at their 10th Annual Art
for Animalkind Benefit,
hosted by the unneuterable
Ms. Musty Chiffon
(a Hudson institution -
who should be living
in an institution.)
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Thought For The Day
Monday, May 23, 2011
One Off
Sunday, May 22, 2011
Car Show
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Friday, May 20, 2011
Nice Rubber
Sunday, May 15, 2011
Old Enough To Drink Legally
Saturday, May 14, 2011
Thursday, May 5, 2011
Cinco De Mayo
Friday, April 22, 2011
Good Friday
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Tonight, Thursday, April 21st at 7:00 pm, Glenn Ligon will be joined at the Whitney Museum by exhibition curator Scott Rothkopf and art historian Huey Copeland for a dialogue on the joys, fears, and implications of a midcareer show.
Glenn Ligon, Self-Portrait, 1996, Silkscreen ink and gesso on canvas, collection of the artist © Glenn Ligon


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Why the next president will probably be black too
But there are also strong reasons to believe that the Democratic nominee, at least, will be African American. First, African-Americans represent a vital voting bloc in Democratic primaries, and they — like most ethnic groups — typically rally around the favorite son or daughter. Black voters represented an overwhelming 55 percent of the vote in South Carolina in 2008, and almost 20 percent in, for instance, Florida. And the liberal white Democrats who make up the primary electorate in places like Iowa obviously have no problem voting for a black candidate.
Indeed, as Obama showed, the two great tranches of the Democratic coalition are wealthy white voters and poorer voters of color, of whom most primary voters are still black…
Third, and most important, two of the very strongest candidates for the job are black. There's an establishment candidate, Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, someone who might fill a cabinet post in the second Obama term and has the classic credentials of a Democratic nominee: He's a Harvard-educated blue state executive and former prosecutor. And there's the Obama-esque outside star, Newark Mayor Cory Booker, already a national figure with a national fundraising network, and on a cruise course to the Senate in 2014. Both are Obama allies (which won't hurt either), and if there was any lesson they should have taken from his 2008 run, it is: Don't wait. Booker, in particular, is perfectly positioned to unite those two key wings of the party, should he run from the Senate.
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As we go through our day-to-day lives, it is easy to feel that we are the only person in the world experiencing difficult circumstances.
By sharing with other believers our trials, successes, fears and joy, we can both find and share the hope of Christ in our daily lives.
Fellowship has a variety of care ministries designed to support and strengthen the quality of personal and family life through biblically-based counseling, support groups and education. We also provide one-to-one care to those who are experiencing a crisis or life struggle through trained lay ministers in Stephen Ministry.


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Hi All,
I have been reading the boards and making my first set of armor. I have found these boards to be amazingly helpful. I have read through the posts and been unable to locate information regarding what green is used in the ESB armor. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)


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Snowboarding Forum - Snowboard Enthusiast Forums (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/forum.php)
- Back Country Travel (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/back-country-travel/)
- - advice on BC gear please (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/back-country-travel/41514-advice-bc-gear-please.html)
advice on BC gear please
I am looking to get into the BC properly this year.
I will be taking avalanche training before doing so.
I spend a lot of time off piste here in Japan but have yet to do full on BC.
We always ride one at a time stay in visual contact and avoid the off piste unless conditions are very very good.
We also avoid dangerous terrain (to the best of our knowledge and that shared with other shredders).
I want to get the basic kit for off piste riding i.e beacon, shovel and probe. Once I have got used to using it and practiced I will look into a split board. (Jones hovercraft looks nice).
Options are limited here in Japan unless you pay full price which is way more than the US prices.
I have been looking at black diamond probe (3m) and shovel. With a tracker beacon (bca トラッカーDTS the Japanese says tracker which I think is the brand) or an arva.
If there are any brands you recommend or recommend I avoid?
That info would be welcome as well as any general advice.
I have a pieps beacon which I find super easy to use and reliable. For the shovel, I have a BD deploy shovel which collapses pretty good and it pretty light. I really like it. I would also recommend getting an avalung. I don't know how much they are there, but could by you extra time if you got caught.
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Arva is a beacon brand made by Nic-Impex out of France and has a ton of backcountry pedigree. I have an Arva Evolution that I used for years. It is a great beacon. Unfortunately it is over 5 years old and has some issues that no longer make it worthy of backcountry use. It's still great for throwing in a pack and doing S&R drills. Regardless they make solid gear. I got to play with their 3 antenna beacon from a couple of years ago and it was very nice.
The Tracker DTS is the old standard. It's a two antenna beacon. As mentioned above, you want a 3 antenna beacon. It limits the spikes making pinpointing a lot easier, and that is very important. The Tracker 2 is a three antenna beacon and after an initial glitch with the first release, is a great beacon. The problem they had was resolved with a software update.
The Pieps DSP is pretty much the standard for 3 antenna beacons. They came out with it first and have a great track record. It also has the best range when in receive. It's a solid beacon. It's also what I am currently using.
A 3 meter probe is a good idea for the snow pack in Japan. Deep burials are not uncommon.
For a shovel, make sure it's metal. BD, Voile, Nic-Impex all make quality shovels. I like shovels with extendable shafts and a pointed nose on the blade. Makes chopping ice a bit easier.
An Avalung is also a good item to have. I rock one. If you do get buried, and you manage to get it in your mouth, it'll make the wait more agonizing but you should be conscious when your buddies dig you out.
Airbags are also great. With an airbag pack, if you go for a ride, you probably won't be buried, at the very least a good portion of you will be above the snow and you'll be quickly retrieved. Xavier De La Rue survived a monster avalanche by deploying his airbag. They work and they work quite well. Expensive, but if you get caught in an avalanche, I'd bet you'd be willing to pay a mortgage for a house to have one in that instant. Pretty sure I'll be rocking one at some point this year.
Thanks for the advice. It can be very deep here. Last year was intense (but huge fun too).
I looked in to the pieps DSP and its the equivalent of 800 dollars here.
When it comes to safety I believe in getting the best stuff you can for obvious reasons.
Still no reason to pay more for the same thing if its cheaper somewhere else.
About how much would that be in the US?
have an uncle there who I could pay and have it sent as its not heavy.
Again thanks
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Don't get me wrong. All three beacons I mentioned are great beacons. No matter which one you get you still need to practice with it. A lot. You should be able to locate and dig out a buried beacon in a pack in under four minutes, maybe five if you can bury it deeply. The only way you can pull that off is if you practice with it.
If you can find a buried beacon in four minutes and under, that gives you another 10 minutes or so to dig out your buried buddy. Recovering a person in under 15 minutes gives them the best chance for survival. Keep in mind for the average burial, you have to shovel out around 2 tons of snow. You're going to need some time to do that, and you're going to be very tired if it's just you. I also highly recommend practicing strategic shoveling so that you know the most efficient way to remove snow from your victim. Plus it will allow you to set up a triage area at the same time.
Arva & Pieps both make good beacons. The BCA Tracker 2 and Ortovotx 3+ are two more new 3 antennae transceivers that work great.
Make sure you get a shovel with a large blade. Extendable handles are nice (shorter in pack / longer when in use).
I recommend the Ogio Flak jacket. You can't carry as much gear as a backpack, but it can hold everything you need. It keep things really balanced (especially nice for snowboarders) and is very comfy. Hard to find because people love them. Check snowmobile sites.
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Ogio flak Jacket is nice. Great for sidecountry users. If you are doing all day tours a back pack is going to serve you better. So it really depends on the type of backcountry riding you are planning on doing.
I forgot about the 3+. That is also a very nice three antenna beacon. One of the best if not the best pin point functions out there.
The only advice I have is the simpler the better. As a BC novice (I'm one too) the fewer things you have to think about and the fewer things you have that can potentially screw up, the better off you're going to be if you have to use them in an emergency situation. People with more experience can take advantage of more bells and whistles, but for novices those bells and whistles are more likely to get us into trouble in the panic of a rescue situation.
Whatever you buy, practice with it and get to the point that using it is just second nature.
this is a highjacking, just wondering how long the probe should be? i will be in the canadain rockies if that matters.
If youre in or near niseko, a nice idea is to head to kutchan for your probe and shovel. Youll usually find some better bargains than you might get in niseko itself. Actually shovels and probes arent all that expensive to buy, but possibly a fortune (comparatively) to ship. Id just pick them up in japan. (but do heed the advice to pick up one that can cut through solid lumps of very very hard snow (almost ice). The last thing you need is your cheap plastic shovel snapping in that kind of situation).
The beacon itself will range from $230 range through to about $450. Its pretty tough getting them second hand if youre outside the US. I have the tracker, it spikes but youll quickly get the hang of it if you practice a bit and get the feel for flux lines. Its fine search is AWESOME though. Or maybe mine is :p
Its weak point is multiple burials and the fact the damn thing kept ninja switching back to transmit, (my fault for forgetting really, but it needs to give you an electric shock or something for being a fool). :)
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Last summer, my kids and I spent a few days in Colonial Williamsburg during our 40-day road trip around the country. For those not familiar with Colonial Williamsburg, it is a section of Williamsburg, Virginia that has been preserved to create a setting from the Colonial era of United States history. Restaurants, shops, performances, and small attractions all immerse you and your family in 1700s era Virginia life. It is great fun, very educational, and worth a few days' time.
When I was a teenager and young adult, I enjoyed some time in the historic part of town, eating at the taverns, shopping at the shops. But I had never paid the money to get to participate in the more interesting attractions. For this visit with my kids, though, I wanted to do it right, so I spent the incredibly reasonable price of about $85 for the three of us to access the Colonial attractions for three days.
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Video: Woman reacts to passage of stimulus bill
posted at 3:05 pm on February 16, 2009 by Allahpundit
A million views in four days means I'm obliged to post. The media would have you believe she's freaking out because she missed her flight, but trust me — I recognize this reaction. You'll find it scattered throughout the comments to this thread or, late Friday night after Sherrod Brown cast his vote, on full display in my living room. This is what looming stagflation sounds like.
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Hot CarlFormer Minnesota Vikings defensive end Carl Eller — a member of the NFL Hall of Fame, dear readers — is an early candidate for this year's Otis Nixon Award, given to the long-retired athlete who most repeatedly shows up in the news following crazy, incoherent, and completely avoidable clashes with the criminal-justice system. His candidacy poses a strong challenge to such perpetual contenders as Dennis Rodman, Darryl Strawberry, Dwight Gooden, and Mike Tyson, and I think it's time that we all recognized that the sports-crime world may have a new luminary.
When we last heard from the 66-year-old Eller, this past April, he was beating the piss out of a pair of traffic cops who had chased him to the garage of his home in pursuit of an apparent DUI. Eller was so crazed that cops were forced to Taser him — but it had "little effect." Both cops could be heard frantically calling for help as the 6-6, 270-pound Eller whaled away (tossing one completely over the hood of his car, punching the other in the face), and it wasn't until one of them got the old man in a chokehold that the situation normalized. (One can only guess what kind of ribbing the two young cops took for being subdued by a man old enough to collect Social Security.)
At the time, Eller was charged with fourth-degree assault and terrorist threats, in addition to a DUI and a fleeing charge. Out on bail, he promptly got himself in the soup again. On May 14, police spotted Eller driving a motorcycle in Minneapolis and ran his tags; it turned out he was not using the proper plates, given his history of alcohol-related driving offenses. Eller was arrested and sent home without his bike, which was impounded.
Not the crime of the century, true, but two arrests within six weeks is a solid effort for anyone not named Lawrence Phillips. Add 10 points to the 50 Eller already has . . . looks like someone's climbing up the leader board.
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Now here's one I haven't heard before. Jamar Hornsby, a safety for Urban Meyer's Florida Gators, was kicked off the team after cops caught him using a dead woman's credit card.
Normally when someone uses a dead person's credit card, it's because the dead person was the victim of foul play. But in this case, the deceased, a student named Ashley Slonina, died in a motorcycle accident back in October 2007, a crash that also took the life of walk-on football player Michael Guilford.
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Now that we're firmly in the warm breath of summer, berries are at their best, tropical fruits have never been more stickily sweet, and stonefruit is truly coming into its own.
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Re: st: Interpretation of Two-sample t test with equal variances?
Gwinyai Masukume <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Re: st: Interpretation of Two-sample t test with equal variances?
Wed, 20 Mar 2013 20:50:26 +0200
Nick - well that's an interesting question. The variables that
determine the decision as you would imagine are many.
On 3/20/13, Nick Cox <email@example.com> wrote:
> What drives the decision on delivery mode any way? How far is it
> clinician's choice, patient's choice? Do you have data on the patient
> or clinician variables that influence or determine tha decision? If
> you don't have all the predictors -- and it would be surprising if you
> did -- there will be lots of unexplained variability.
> Nick
> On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 6:17 PM, Gwinyai Masukume
> <email@example.com> wrote:
>> Hi again. Thanks, I'm learning a lot. Carlo - I'm developing a model
>> to simulate nulliparous (first time) mothers. As you note, the
>> C/section rate is about 30 percent. My model so far has few variables.
>> It's very very hard simulating reality I'm discovering.
>> With respect,
>> Gwinyai
>> On 3/20/13, Carlo Lazzaro <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>> Dave is right.
>>> Actually I have read Gwinyai's post too fast and suggested something
>>> wrong.
>>> I am currently engaged in a project concerning pre-term delivery as
>>> dependent variable, that I have mistaken as Gwinyai's y, too.
>>> Anyway, provided that this is not a homework or an exercise on logistic
>>> regression, I confirm my concerns about the limited number of predictors
>>> in
>>> Gwinyai's model.
>>> For instance, are all the women included in the model at their first
>>> delivery?
>>> Best regards,
>>> Carlo
>>> -----Messaggio originale-----
>>> Da: firstname.lastname@example.com
>>> [mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] Per conto di David Hoaglin
>>> Inviato: mercoledě 20 marzo 2013 17:33
>>> A: email@example.com
>>> Oggetto: Re: st: Interpretation of Two-sample t test with equal
>>> variances?
>>> Carlo,
>>> What meaning do you assign to an interaction between mode_delivery (the
>>> outcome variable) and age (the predictor)?
>>> David Hoaglin
>>> On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 10:48 AM, Carlo Lazzaro
>>> <firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote:
>>>> Gwinyai,
>>>> your Pseudo R2 = 0.0015 seems very low.
>>>> Are you sure that all the relevant independent variables have been
>>>> included in your model?
>>>> You may also consider searching for interactions between mode_delivery
>>>> & age.
> *
> * For searches and help try:
> * http://www.stata.com/help.cgi?search
> * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/resources/statalist-faq/
> * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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text: I was thinking imagine if you could combine one skaters raw talent with another skaters resources, work ethic and stable home life? I immediately thought of Tonya Harding's jumping talent combined with Tonia Kwiatkowski's work ethic and her loving family whom supported her? Or Kristi Yamaguchi's competitve instinct with a Josee Chouinard's beauty and programs since she couldn't land a jump in competition? What other could've beens has anyone though up of if you could combine any characteristics??


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I have been reading over the syllabus for these courses and I have actually been able to speak to the instructor that will be teaching the courses as they are on the Forensics forum that I am on also. The class seems to be tightly run and they seem to do a great deal of teaching the basics which is what I need more than anything, plus i get a bunch of tools like a Write Blocker, Helix Boot CD, etc....
Anyways let me know if you have gone through these courses.
I will be giving a evaluation of the courses when I have completed them which will be in May and then in August.


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Muy bien.....[Y]

You said that you would find me, and hit me on the head with it, if you ended up hating it....ergo, I was wondering if an iPhone was in the atmosphere, heading towards my brain????!!!![:|]

No I really like the phone. It's like carrying around a mini computer.

The iTunes software on the PC seems to be a little clunky though. I'm assuming if you have a Mac
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I think it gets back to the "body of work" theme that was discussed recently and why Michelle has achieved such legendary status with so any skating fans.
I think Yuna's Bond Girl program is fine and didn't she already score higher with Bond Girl at TEB than her best score from Danse Macabre?
Today's skating places more emphasis on points and Yuna seems to be doing very well scoring points.
For my own taste and preferences I am still waiting for Yuna to top "Roxanne" but it is possible that might not happen. But each fan has their own favorite programs.


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I know Suppressors are not allowed in Kali, so none of those for you. I think MGs at least are OK.
First you find what you want to buy and then the dealer will help you process the paperwork. If you have a clean record and can own a handgun you should have no problems.
Basic process is you fill out a few ATF transfer forms, submit fingerprints and photos, send them $200 for the tax and wait for them to process it all. Once you receive the forms back approved with your tax stamp, you can take possesion.
Living trusts, corporations, etc. are legal "persons" under the law and can own property, including NFA firearms. The advantage here is the ATF form requires your "Chief Law Enforcement Officer" to sign the form stating he kniows of no laws or reasons to deny your application. Many Sheriffs and Chiefs simply refuse to sign (they are not required to do so) because they don't want civillians to own these firearms. In that case, if you form your own "legal person" to buy them for you no signature is required.


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6-time U.S. Senior National competitor Braden Overett has announced his retirement from competitive skating by writing an eloquent and witty article for the April issue of USFS' SKATING magazine titled "The competitor's retirement paradox."
A scan of the article:In my mind, I was different; not for a second did I think I'd go through what my friends went through. When I was done, it would either be because I had won the Olympics 19 times and broken all possible world records. I would have reached the pinnacle of sports fame, driving a different exotic car every day of the week and buying small countries with my 900 bazillion dollars. Or, I'd walk into the rink one day and there would be a giant neon sign reading: "Braden Overett's Retiring Today!" as though it were the day fate assigned me to launch myself whole-heartedly into my next great adventure. Guess what. None of that happened.
Most of the world doesn't speak skating. The non-skating folk don't really get it when you say you trained every day! When you explain the attention to detail in costuming or choreography, they look at you like you're nuts! Talk about the commitment, the passion, the cost or the effort, and they understand the words but not what they mean [to you]. It can be a hard pill to swallow when you've dedicated your life to pursuing a goal, and the only way people can relate is by asking if you can do a triple Axel or if you went to the Olympics. Ummm, yeah... remember? I won 19 times; I can't believe you've never heard of me.
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A Braden Overett Montage (he demonstrates 2A, 3T, 3S, 3Lo, 3Lz, 3F, camels and other spins, spread eagles, Russian split jumps), includes a performance of his fun "Clown" exhibition program at the end: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iDUJSIiy4gc
Straight line Footwork: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Qxj8n39At4
Same Footwork sequence broken down in slow motion with the turns & steps identified: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5CmnspumME
His entertaining "Pirates of the Caribbean" free skate (November 2006): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6qr4DWh_or4
Fortunately, his show skating prowess will continue! Although his name currently is not listed on the DU site, Overett reportedly will be performing once again at his alma mater University of Denver's annual ice show on Saturday May 2 at 7 pm and Sunday May 3 at 1 pm. This year's show is called "Puttin' On The Hits" -- for more info: http://www.recreation.du.edu/ice/?se...in2=89&main3=0


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Watercolour and gouache on paper, 95.5 x 60.8 cm Bequeathed, Miss Margaret Stokes, 1900 NGI.2358
Frederic William Burton's exquisite watercolour, The Meeting on the Turret Stairs is available to view for two hours a week in the Gallery's ESB Centre for the Study of Irish Art. Admission is by timed ticket, available from the Information Desk in the Millennium Wing.
Viewings take place on Mondays and Wednesdays from 11.30am-12.30pm (except on Bank Holidays).
Please note: the viewing on Wednesday 24 May will be the last one before the re-opening of the Gallery's refurbished wings in mid-June 2017, when the painting will be on view in a new location at new times to be announced.
This richly coloured watercolour painting depicts the ill-fated lovers Hellelil and Hildebrand, meeting on the stone stairway of a medieval tower. The princess and her bodyguard had fallen in love but her father regarded the young soldier as an unsuitable match for his daughter and ordered his sons to kill him. The painting captures the couple's poignant final embrace. Burton was inspired by the story of the ill-fated lovers told in an old Danish ballad. The poem had been translated into English in 1855 by Whitley Stokes, a lawyer and philologist, and friend of the artist.
This watercolour, painted by Burton when he was at the height of his career, has been popular since it was first exhibited at the Old Watercolour Society's Annual exhibition in London in 1864. The writer George Eliot (who had her portrait painted by Burton in 1865) praised it saying: 'the subject might have been made the most vulgar thing in the world – the artist has raised it to the highest pitch of refined emotion' and went on to focus on the romance in the picture: 'the face of the knight is the face of a man to whom the kiss is a sacrament.'
The Meeting on the Turret Stairs is a very important work in Burton's oeuvre, he made numerous preparatory studies for it, four of which are in the National Gallery of Ireland's collection. Burton sold the painting to a dealer, Edward Fox White in 1864 but the contract they signed notes that Burton retained the copyright, presumably aware of how valuable the image would be as a print. The painting changed hands a number of times over the following 30 years but in 1898 it was bought by Miss Margaret McNair Stokes (sister of Whitley Stokes). An article by Jeanette Stokes in the Irish Arts Review, (Vol.26, no.3, 2009) refers to the fact that there are tantalising hints in some of Margaret Stokes's letters to her family that her interest in Burton was something more than friendship. Margaret Stokes was writing a biography of Burton when she died in 1900, in her will she bequeathed the painting, along with a number of other works by Burton, to the National Gallery of Ireland.
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Frederic William Burton (1816-1900)
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There are also many other eBooks freely available on the web. These are primarily older books, which are no longer restricted by copyright law. Some sites also offer previews of newer books, and can be a great way to discover what books are available on a topic.
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- Google has partnered with libraries to provide full and partial content to more than 20 million books.Google Books offers advanced search optiions, personal library and book list and other features. In addition to conventional books, Google Books now offers online editions of older trade and popular magazines (e.g. Life, Mother Jones). This is a great source to identify potential books and read a sample to learn if the book will be useful to you.
- Hathi Trust
- A large-scale collaborative repository of digital content from research libraries including content digitized via the Google Books project as well as content digitized by libraries. HathiTrust provides access to over 5.5 million books. HathiTrust provides a number of discovery and access services, notably, full-text search across the entire repository.
- Internet Archive
- The Internet Archive is a digital library of Internet sites and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Like a paper library, they provide free access to researchers, historians, scholars, and the general public.Their Open Library project features over 1 million freely available eBook titles.
Good Reads
Check 'em out!
Good Reads is located on the second floor by Julian's café, near the newspapers.
Good Reads is: New fiction, non-fiction, recent popular fiction, and perennial favorites.Tell us what you want to read!
New Scholarly Titles
Brand new academic books purchased by the Library are also located on the second floor by Julian's café, near the newspapers.
They are featured on these shelves for a few months and then moved into the main collection.
The library subscribes to scholarly and academic journals, trade publications, and popular magazines, including more than 50,000 electronic journals.
Questions about peer-reviewed articles? Read all about them in our guide.
Find journalsPrint journal locations
The library continues to receive some print journals and the latest issues of these are shelved alphabetically by title in Room 111.
Current (unbound) issues do not circulate. Once they are bound, journal volumes can be checked out for 4 days.
Bound journal volumes are shelved along with the books on the second through fifth floors.
For some titles, the Library has retained older issues on microfilm or microfiche.
- Microfilm
- If the volume you are looking for is listed in PolyCat as "MICROFILM" (under "holdings") it is shelved in a storage area in the Library. Please request the volume you need at the research help desk in room 111.
- How to view
- Microfilm and microfiche can be viewed on special machines in room 111. Images of pages may be viewed, printed or scanned.
A selection of local, national, and international newspapers is conveniently located by Julian's Café on the second floor of Kennedy Library.
You can also access many newspapers online.Online newspapers
- LexisNexis Academic
- Provides full-text of current (and older) issues of major newspapers including the New York Times and news magazines, published since late 1980s. Provides full-text transcripts from non-print news media such as National Public Radio, CNN, Fox, ABC, etc.
- ProQuest Newsstand
- Provides full-text articles from 500 national and international newspapers, including the New York Times (1980-current) and Los Angeles Times (1985-current).
- ProQuest Historical Newspapers
- Provides articles and images from the New York Times, 1851-2003, and the Los Angeles Times, 1881-1985.
- California Newspapers (Newsbank)
- A full-text collection of major dailies and regional papers from over 20 California newspapers. Includes the Tribune and Fresno Bee. Coverage dates vary and the newspapers may be searched individually or in groups. Select "NewsBank California Newspaper Package" from the opening screen.
- San Luis Obispo Tribune
- Also available from 03/01/2001 to present in California Newspapers. Some freelance articles may not be available.
- ABI/INFORM provides in-depth coverage of business issues, management techniques, competitive information, and a variety of other topics. It indexes and abstracts articles from more than 1,000 leading business and management publications, including over 350 English-language titles from outside the United States. More than half of the articles are available in full-text or full-image.
- Mustang Daily
- The Mustang Daily has been published on the Cal Poly campus since 1916.
The following daily papers are currently available every morning:
- San Luis Obispo Tribune
- Fresno Bee
- Los Angeles Times
- New York Times
- Wall Street Journal
- Atascadero News
- La Opinion
- Paso Robles Press
- Santa Barbara News Press
- Santa Maria Times
- USA Today
For some titles, the Library has retained older issues on microfilm or microfiche.
- Microfilm
- If the volume you are looking for is listed in PolyCat as "MICROFILM" (under "holdings") it is shelved in a storage area in the Library. Please request the volume you need at the research help desk in room 111.
- How to view
- Microfilm and microfiche can be viewed on special machines in room 111. Images of pages may be viewed, printed or scanned.
Kennedy Library has both streaming media and physical format options for viewing and learning.Streaming media
- Kanopy
- Kanopy is a streaming video service that features thousands of award-winning documentaries, training films and theatrical releases on a wide range of topics, including films from major producers such as PBS, BBC, and Criterion Collection. All videos are licensed for classroom use, and instructors can create custom playlists.
- BBC Shakespeare
- All 37 BBC productions of Shakespeare's plays.
- Naxos Music Library
- Streaming music collection for online listening featuring classical, jazz, blues, world and folk music.
We have a collection of DVDs and VHS tapes from a variety of academic disciplines available for viewing and checkout.
You can find a list of these in Polycat.
DVDs are shelved on the first floor in the Reference area (Room 111).
VHS tapes are in storage and need to be requested at a service desk.
Where can I view videos?
- There are two VHS viewing stations available on the second floor behind Julian's. DVDs may be used at any library workstation.
Forgot your headphones?
- You can borrow a set at the Poly Connect Lab on the first floor.
Borrow Media through Link+
- You can search Link+ to borrow media that Kennedy Library does not offer.
Kennedy Library subscribes to many databases, many of which offer high-quality images associated with the scholarly content of that database. These can be found on our Databases page.
- ARTstor features high-quality art, architecture and museum-based images.
- Birds of North America
- Digital Sanborn Maps
- WorldImages Kiosk
There are many options on the Web as well:
Please be alert to copyright, captioning or citation issues associated with using images. For more on image use guidelines, see our Finding Images Research Guide.
Doctoral dissertations and masters theses are often overlooked as information sources. While dissertation writers may go on to publish their findings as articles or books, often the dissertation is the earliest and most detailed source of information. In some fields dissertations or theses may be the only source of information on a topic.
Writers of theses also want to be sure their own topics are unique before beginning an extensive research project. Checking to see if other researchers have done thesis or dissertation research on their topic is a good idea, in addition to checking for published books and articles.Dissertation/thesis databases
There are three major databases where most doctoral dissertations and many masters theses can be found:
- National Library of Electronic Theses and Dissertations
- A collaborative effort of the NDLTD, OCLC, VTLS, and Scirus, the NDLTD Union Catalog contains more than one million records of electronic theses and dissertations with links to the full text.
- Dissertations & Theses (ProQuest)
- With more than 2 million entries, PQD&T is the single, central, authoritative resource for information about doctoral dissertations and master's theses. Once you find a thesis or dissertation of interest, you may request a copy of a dissertation through our Interlibrary Loan service.
- WorldCat
- WorldCat is a worldwide union catalog listing more than 74 million bibliographic records for items held in over 9000 libraries worldwide. To find a dissertation or thesis that may be held by another library:
- From the search page enter a dissertation topic (e.g., lean manufacturing).
- Scroll down to the Subtype Limits > Any Content drop box.
- Select Thesis/dissertation.
- Once you find a thesis or dissertation of interest, you may request a copy of a dissertation through our Interlibrary Loan service.
All Cal Poly masters theses are cataloged in PolyCat and can be found by adding "Cal Poly masters thesis" to your keyword search. All masters theses submitted since 2009 are also available online through DigitalCommons@CalPoly.
Government agencies collect, publish, store and maintain a wide range of information including statistical, industry, demographic, economic data, scientific, technical, historical, and agricultural information.
Many current government publications and some historical documents are available online. Cal Poly provides online access to all currently published Federal documents.
For various ways to find and access government documents, visit the research guide for Government Information and Resources
You can also search for government documents by using search tricks in Google. For example:
- site:.gov (searches all government websites)
You can find State of California government publications as well. For example:
- site:.ca.gov (searches the California state government and many California county governments)
- site:.ca.us (searches many California city websites)
There are exceptions to these rules for counties and cities. Your safest bet is to search site:.gov and include the name of the city in the search as well as your topic keywords.
- Federal Government documents
- Print Federal documents are shelved by subject within the main book collection in the Library.
- State of California, County, City, AGX and Maps
- These print publications are located on the second floor of the Kennedy Library, in the corner to the far right rear of Julian's cafe.
The Teachers Resource Center (TRC) collection supports the needs of undergraduate students in the Liberal Studies Department, single- and multi-subject teaching credential programs, and the School of Education.
For more information about what is in the Teachers Resource Center and how to find specific resources, please read our Teachers Resource Center Research Guide.TRC collection areas
The TRC acts as a both a California Department of Education Learning Resources Display Center (LRDC) and an example of a K-12 school library.
State adopted textbooks, K-8
- The LRDC contains K-8 California state adopted textbooks, teacher's edition textbooks, manipulables, supplemental fiction and non-fiction books, and science experiments kits. LRDC materials are on loan from the State of California. The subjects (reading, language arts, music, science, health, mathematics, social studies, and multicultural education) are updated every seven years on a rotating schedule. These materials are for reference only and may not be checked out of the Library.
School library collection
- The TRC also consists of a special collection library with fiction and non-fiction books ranging from kindergarten to twelfth grade. The fiction consists of award winning titles, award winning authors and illustrators, notable books, multicultural books, and books that meet the local, state and federal school curriculum standards. The non-fiction books also supplement these standards.
Picture books and big books
- In an effort to support campus families, the ASI Children's Center and the Preschool Learning Lab there are a small number of picture books intended for children K-3 and "big books" suitable for reading aloud to groups of children.
More information
For more information please contact Dana Ospina by email or by phone (756-7581).
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Lolo Complex Fire evacuees watch and wait, elected officials visit Lolo
MISSOULA, Mont. - As of Wednesday 250 homes have been evacuated in the Lolo Complex Fire.
No structures have been lost since the five that were reported burned on Monday.
There are 500 personnel fighting the fire, with more crews on order. There are at least four helicopters available.
Crews are also setting up a mobile retardant base.
The fire brought Montana's top political leaders to Lolo.
U.S. Senator Jon Tester and Governor Steve Bullock arrived at the Lolo Community Center Wednesday afternoon.
Emergency crews briefed them on what may be the nation's most volatile fire.
"This fire the other day, when it blew up, went a mile in 15 minutes. That's pretty darn significant," said fire information spokeswoman Dixie Dies.
Residents who are evacuated kept pouring into the fire information center off Highway 12.
Jen Johnson's family's house is safe. But it is threatened. The Johnsons are staying with friends.
"All of our stuff is packed," said Johnson standing with her five children, "our family is altogether and we're out of here. So now our thoughts are with the firefighters."
Johnson said she is more worried about the firefighters and volunteers than she is about her house.
"A house can be rebuilt," said the young mother.
Residents in the fire area can check their property on a case-by-case basis.
The Montana Highway Patrol oversees the roadblock that starts just a couple miles west of Highway 93. They check special permits.
"[We] get them through so they can take care of their business," said Sgt. Chad Dever. "Then we ask for those (permits) back when they come back so we know they are safe."
Missoula County Commissioner Michele Landquist lives in the area. She makes sure there's plenty of garden hose at her house.
"There were some good sized chunks of warm coal landing on things," said the commissioner.
At fire camp, crews are ready to accommodate a lot of people.
Firefighters are ready with more on the way.


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By Jordan Gribble / Special to the American Press
DERIDDER — The eighth annual Beauregard Parish Watermelon Festival will run today-Saturday, June 27-29, at the parish fairgrounds.
The event will feature carnival rides, a talent competition, music, an appearance by Jessica Cavalier of "Swamp People," and contests for both eating and carving watermelons.
"The soil up here creates the perfect conditions for these melons to grow, resulting in a melon known for being extremely juicy and for its sweetness," said Cleo Martin, administrative assistant with the Beauregard Tourist Commission.
"This is the biggest festival we've planned so far, and we've got a lot of great vendors, contests and performances planned. It's just a great time for families."
The festival, which Martin said is expected to draw nearly 7,000 visitors, will begin today with the opening of a carnival and the Miss Beauregard Watermelon Festival Pageant at 6 p.m.
Cavalier will be at the event 4-10 p.m. Friday, and Blackbird and Warren Storm and Willie Tee & the Cypress Band will perform at 6 and 8:45 p.m.
The festival will open at 7 a.m. Saturday with a 5K and diaper derby and will continue with another appearance by Cavalier 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; a junior and adult watermelon seed spitting contest at 1:30 p.m.; a junior and adult watermelon eating contest at 2:30 p.m.; and a Watermelon Idol talent competition at 7 p.m.
"Our watermelon carving contest is unique, because it's not like carving a pumpkin where you would carve out the insides," Martin said. "Instead most people carve into the rind and don't enter the meat of the melon, although some people do cut it completely open and create things out of the rinds such as boats, treasure chests and anything else they can think of."
Festivities on Saturday will include performances by Jo-El Sonnier, Gregg Martinez and the Delta Kings, Da'Classics, David Locklear, Graybow Riot and the Bee Bop Girls.
Online: www.beauregardwatermelonfestival.com.


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The future is a bizarre place indeed if Hannah Sinclair's look is any indication.
Sinclair was made-up by Myrtha Heydenrijk for last night's seventh annual New Zealand Body Art Awards Show at the Bruce Mason Centre in Takapuna.
This year's theme - The Future - challenged artists and models to predict colour, music and dance. Heydenrijk has been first at the awards over the past two years in the hand-painting category.


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the click of your mouse, you can grope her and lift her skirt. Then you
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Cape May is the oldest seaside resort town in the country, with exceptionally restored, colorful homes and inns on tree-lined, gaslit streets. Here, the Victorian-style Virginia attracts couples: Its wide veranda, lined in white ginger- bread latticework and tailored couches, is a charming spot to toast your special someone with a signature cocktail.
Behind the cherry red front doors, a red carpet leads upstairs, where the look is sophisticated seaside chic thanks to high ceilings, plush sea foam–hued armchairs, and beachy artwork. Couples spend their days in the shade of one of the property's striped cabanas and chairs planted on Steger Beach, which is sprinkled with polished blue and green sea glass.
For perhaps the most romantic table on the shore, the hotel's dimly lit farm-to-table Ebbitt Room restaurant dishes up mouthwatering treats such as tuna tartare with shallots and ponzu, plus sweet ricotta donuts. Rates start at $129; 800/732- 4236 or virginiahotel.com.
Tip: Chef Anthony Micari will place berries, prosciutto, and a bottle of sparkling cider into a picnic basket so you can go watch the sun set over the water. You could easily walk there, but why bother? A friendly attendant will escort you, and your gourmet bounty, by golf cart.


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CBS News: Why didn't we send the military to rescue Benghazi personnel?
posted at 9:21 am on October 22, 2012 by Ed Morrissey
By now we've gotten the basic details of the terrorist attack on our consulate in Benghazi — no thanks to the White House, which tried to pass it off as a "spontaneous demonstration" that "spun out of control" for more than a week after the attack. Not too many people may have understood that the attack lasted for seven hours, however — and that American military assets were in easy reach. The last two Americans who died had managed to survive six hours into the attack.
CBS News' Sharyl Attkisson asked the obvious question yesterday: If we could fly an unarmed drone over the consulate while it was under attack, why didn't we send the military in to rescue our people?
Some lawmakers are asking why U.S. military help from outside Libya didn't arrive as terrorists battered more than 30 Americans over the course of more than seven hours. The assault was launched by an armed mob of dozens that torched buildings and used rocket propelled grenades, mortars and AK-47 rifles.
CBS News has been told that, hours after the attack began, an unmanned Predator drone was sent over the U.S. mission in Benghazi, and that the drone and other reconnaissance aircraft apparently observed the final hours of the protracted battle.
The State Department, White House and Pentagon declined to say what military options were available. A White House official told CBS News that, at the start of the attack, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Martin Dempsey and Defense Secretary Leon Panetta "looked at available options, and the ones we exercised had our military forces arrive in less than 24 hours, well ahead of timelines laid out in established policies."
But it was too late to help the Americans in Benghazi. The ambassador and three others were dead.
This question comes at a most opportune time. CBS News' Bob Schieffer will moderate tonight's presidential debate on foreign policy between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney, and the Benghazi terrorist attack will almost certainly arise as a topic. What are the odds that the CBS News host brings up this biting CBS News report on what we might have done to stop the attack in Benghazi?
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B. The Institution policy supports the legal use of licensed software and does not condone illegal duplication of software or documentation. This policy applies to all individuals affiliated with the Institution, including employees, students, postdoctoral scholars and fellows and guests
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PHP has a very shallow learning curve, it's free and anyone can have a go at making a website by following a few tutorials and implementing their experience with other languages. However, coding for the web can be a risky business, especially with dynamic websites that take some kind of user (or external) input and use that to get data from a database.Continue reading...
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When I develop SilverStripe sites, I usually get functionality working in the default theme blackcandy before getting it working in the final templates. This way, authors can start adding content and seeing how it looks on the page, and I can get early feedback about the functionality. Also, as a developer I get to see real content in the browser early in the process. So does the designer.Continue reading...
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There are numerous ways to embed flash content into your SilverStripe Website. A commonly used and very flexible method to embed flash is provided by the SWFObject script. In this snippet I'll show you how to create a custom FlashPage that will contain flash content, embedded using SWFObject.Continue reading...
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In my most recent project I've had to run a site in another language (Swedish) and run into some issues which I thought I'd share with all of you. Now Silverstripe probably comes with a translation for your language but even if it does, you probably want to change the wording of some of the phrases, so what to do? You could of course hit up the language files for the relevant module or the ones in cms and sapphire but you really don't want to touch these files if you can help it.Continue reading...
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Something that has been bothering me when building larger sites with SilverStripe is that I often find myself creating new classes not to add functionality, but to just get a new template.
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