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Martin is a village on a slight hill in the fens so all around its flat and crisscrossed with drains and dykes. The land is now several feet below the rivers so it needs pumps to drain the dykes into the rivers. One such is on dogdyke, and the pumping house empties the dyke into the river witham, which goes to the sea at Boston. The fen was drained by Dutch engineers in ...
Day off!
A Finlay-free day today so we went for a day out to sleaford. Nice market town and we dropped on farmers market day so we bought, of course, lots of good Lincolnshire food. Sleaford church is a very interesting church dating from the 1300's and with a range of gorgeous stained glass windows, mostly Victorian, but some 1900's and a lovely modern window from a couple of years ago. Then a trip to the only eight-sail windmill in the country and on to the bubble car ...
Back again!
We are back in our cottage in Martin for three weeks. Finlay has grown SO much. It feels like he's twice the length that he was! The weather has been gorgeous; very sunny and hot in the middle of the day, pretty chilly at night and this morning was foggy, but beautiful in the sun. We went to an organ concert in Lincoln today, and then had lunch outside at a tapas bar, which was excellent, probably ...
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Tomb inscription in the Collegiate church
Here lie the Remains of William Wright late Apothecary & Surgeon of this place who For his generous & hospitable temper, his constant Sobriety, & uncomon Knowledge not only in his Profession but in almost ev'ry Thing useful, (acquired only by ye Strength of his nat'ral Part & unwearing Industry) was in his life beloved in his death lamented universally. Not a bad remembrance. I wonder what they would put on ...
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The frustrating bit was also really weird. The non-weird part to this is that we decided because of time constraints flying to Ende (West Flores) to get to Kelimutu was better than taking a very long bumpy and uncomfortable bus ride (as we had been informed by everyone). We were still recovering from our Lombok to Flores odyssey! In West Flores is Kelimutu, it is a volcano with 3 very distinct coloured crater pools and this had been on our list (particularly mine) as a must see along with Komodo and the dragons. Taking the opportunity to book the rest of our flights in Indonesia (as we had quick access to Labuan Bajo airport seemed the most logical thing to do. Luckily we could book our Ende flight via Internet with Sky Aviation. Not so luckily we had to book the remainder of the flights with Merpati who's online booking system looks great, but simply does not work for man or beast
The Merpati office was like being transported back in time! A counter and a telephone with old maps on the wall. The concrete building was in a state of disrepair and the decor was literally on a level with the early 20th century. This is where things got weird. Chickens ran through every so often with the odd stray cat making an appearance. Added to that a school kid that looked like a shrunken adult in school uniform. He had a tiny head and a fag on constantly, and held court with the adults who listened tentatively and laughed to his (seemingly less than clean) jokes. This mixed with the staff who were pleased to admit to us they were sleeping on the job (one woman retired for a nap whilst we were standing at the counter) and another school kid using the second of the 2 ageing Merpati computers for homework made this very weird. It took 4 of the Merpati staff well over an hour and a half to book 2 flights. In an effort to speed up the process Kirst went round the counter to point out the flights we wanted on their booking system, which turned out to be a working version of the Merpati Internet booking site! Once they had (eventually) added the detail of the bookings and confirmed the payment details a succession of phone calls to and from the Jakarta sales office took place to reconfirm audibly the details of the transaction
Needing a break from the Merpati motley crew we took a stroll to the Sky Aviation office further up the road at the new Labuan Bajo airport to confirm the weight limit for luggage. The airport is so new it hasn't been finished yet and the old airport building is hidden behind the new modern structure under construction.
Strolling back to the Merpati offices to book the last of our Merpati flights we watched a straggle of builders raise a new electricity pole from the ground
Luckily we had a night dive to diffuse any sense of frustration. Our first night dive at Angel Island and the final module to our PADI advanced Open Water qualification.
Night dives are completely different to dives during the day for obvious reasons - it's dark. Darkness changes everything - communication with the instructor changes because you have a torch in you hand, and awareness of your surroundings becomes limited. Apart from everything else the wildlife down below changes - fish actually sleep. The colourful array of fish you see by the bucket loads during a day dive are hidden in amongst the coral fast asleep. In there place out come the crustaceans, lionfish, Moray eels, cuttlefish (which at night looking like aliens even more than usual), nudi branches, jellyfish and wonderfully coloured alien like illuminous and colourful creatures. Added to this the bio-iluminescent algae this was a truly magical experience. We knelt down on the sandy floor and hid the light from our torches. Then we waved our hands about releasing thousands of bright illuminated stars around us - it was like we had the night sky all around us.
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Most of Nicolas Rothwell's books and journalism offer lyrical, subjective evocations of northern Australia and its indigenous people. The title of his second novel/fable is characteristically riddling. It refers in various ways to a Baltic sea canal dug by slave labour in the 1930s, and to a mood-altering cigarette.
The opening sections are pretty runic, too. They involve an 18th-century Italian painter, conversations with an elderly German academic, a narrative of a Russian Gulag, plus an anthropologist-photographer from a century back, before shifting to present-day Darwin.
Each of these earlier references starts a meditation on art, its place in memory, the way work and mind shape each other. That's Rothwell's focus during this idiosyncratic, intermittently irritating book, the remainder of which is set among the deserts, mountains and urban toeholds of the Northern Territory.
It's a book of conversations. As Rothwell moves around the beautiful, brutal landscape, he talks endlessly with others about making words and pictures, and about creating your identity from these.
Portentous stuff, and sometimes portentously rendered. The prose is honest and earnest, but inclined to swell into the ultraviolet. People seldom just speak - they offer utterances.
"I'm the princess of ironies. Ironies are all we have. We have to play the hand we're dealt." "He heard the land: its rhythms were like music for him, a clear, constant music." Gosh. And occasionally, yawn.
Okay, it's a literary convention, where form shapes tone and content. On the page, it can make for rewarding reading. In life, you'd probably run several kilometres if you saw the speaker coming.
Rothwell writes about his people with respect - reverence, almost. A bushman finds that the territory's hardness reminds him of Ayn Rand. An artist likes to burn his paintings at 3am, when the flames are most beautiful. A film-maker bursts out of East Germany in a wine-red car. A snake-whisperer is so in harmony with his reptiles that a poisonous specimen wraps its fangs "tenderly" around his fingers.
The author respects his land, too, whether it's the ocean, the labyrinth of mountains, the "world's-end" wetlands.
Predictably, he brims with contempt for shopping malls and commercial wastelands. Also predictably, he knows there are deeps of knowledge and vision that only indigenous people can access. He says this respectfully as well.
It can sound undergraduate and incipiently smug at times. It's also lit by memorable moments of illumination, yearning and transcendence.
A singular book, set in a singular place. Try it - and try to be patient.


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THE fate of Edinburgh's BlindCraft factory was hanging in the balance today after workers rejected proposals for a three-day working week designed to secure the short-term future of the factory.
In a ballot last night, workers at the Craigmillar-based bed-making factory turned down plans for reduced hours - a solution originally drawn up by their own representatives - describing the action as "a cut too far".
A Community Union spokesman said workers felt they could not live with a reduced wage.
BlindCraft, a supported employment business which receives an annual council subsidy, was earmarked for closure to save 700,000 last November and was only saved when the trade union proposed that staff would move to a three-day week until the workshop's long-term future could be secured.
Community Union campaign manager John Paul McHugh said: "With all the information to hand, the three-day week has proved to be a cut too far and the workforce feel it will be too great a burden to try and carry on under those circumstances.
"Having originally proposed the three-day week as a way to save BlindCraft, the workforce are disappointed that it has come to this, but they didn't have confidence in the council and the management to make the plan work.
"Clearly, this is a situation that has been created by Edinburgh City Council's budget cuts - it is a mammoth task for BlindCraft to find 700,000 of savings in one year without crippling the business or exploiting the workforce.
"We have not given up hope of securing a better future for the BlindCraft workforce."
It is understood many of the 53 employees - about half of whom are blind or disabled - were originally unwilling to accept the move to a three-day working week because of concerns they would be entitled to a 40 per cent lower redundancy rate if the business was closed, which could mean some individuals losing up to 13,000.
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Deputy council leader Steve Cardownie said: "I was informed late last night of the workforce's decision and I have to say it is surprising. We pulled out all the stops to make the proposal to the workers as attractive as possible but it's obviously not attractive enough.
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Trying to find night sights for my Sig 232. Nada! Am I missing something??
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Trying to find night sights for my Sig 232. Nada! Am I missing something??
The P232 is available with Siglite night sights, but SIG does not appear to list them as an available aftermarket part. You might want to contact SIG and see if you can send your slide in for a retrofit. Great pistol!
Try Sig. They sell the P232 with night sights, but the front blade is fixed to the slide and must be drilled to hold a vial.
An alternative may be the excellent Crimson Trace laser grips. Though pricy, they work well and are user friendly without the aggrivation and loss of the gun in mailing it away for sight installation.
I checked with Sig directly about this some years back. They told me that night sights could not be retrofited onto an existing P232. Probably for the reason cited by Kilowatt3.
Thanks, y'all for the input. Does make sense, for sure.
Give Sig a call. I called about this last summer and was told they could do it; I was even quoted a price somewhere around $100.
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Holy crap, there is a ton of misinformation on here about pressure and tools. I do tons of work in the commercial and industrial market with compessor manufacturers analyzing compressed air SYSTEMS for more efficient operation. Never have I been in an installation that REQUIRED more than 100 to 110 setpoint at the compressor to operate any equipment you would normally see in an industrial application downstream of it. Never have I been in an installation where they would even consider operating the compressor at 175 to 200 PSI, that would be absurd, and extremely expensive.
I have worked and evaluated systems from 10 HP to 2500 HP, at companies like J Deere, Alcoa, Charter Steel, Briggs, GM and others. If you can build a car, tractor, forge wheels and make steel with 100 to 110 PSI air I suspect we should be able to tinker with our cars at home with the same, which you can.
What you need is volume to run tools. If you can run a DA for 25 minutes without a problem I'd say your in pretty good shape. After that period the line is probably spitting water and you'd want to stop anyway. The only thing a comressor does better than compress air is make water.
Air tools only need 90 PSI at the tailstock to operate properly and a peak efficiency. Therefore, if you have your compressor set 150 to 175 and it won't run the tools, it's not a compressor pressure problem. It's volume or a pressure drop in the line. I see this ALL THE time.
Unless you have some whoop de whoop super duper odd ball one of a kind tool 90 PSI tailstock pressure should be more than enough.
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Google's just released Chrome add-in for Internet Explorer can speed up IE by as much as 10 times, tests show. But if you listen to Microsoft, it also leaves you more vulnerable to malware and Web-based attacks. Who should you believe?
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Computerworld's Gregg Keizer reports that IE 8 using Chrome Frame "was 9.6 times faster than IE8 on its own." Computerworld ran the SunSpider JavaScript benchmark suite on IE8 a total of six times --- three with Chrome Frame, and three without. It then averaged the scores.
Microsoft claims, though, that the speed comes at a price -- a more vulnerable browser. A Microsoft spokesman told Ars techica that:
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Microsoft may have a point --- but they have also likely overstated the case. It's certainly true that add-ins can make a browser less secure. But the implication of Microsoft's statement is that there is the same amount of malware targeting Chrome as IE8, which is very unlikely to be the case. Ars technica accurately points out that because Chrome has such a small share of the browser market, malware writers simply don't take the time to target it; it's not worth the effort.
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Brass Room
This escape for two guests combines the charm of Newport with modern amenities. A King sized brass bed completes the room's ambience. The private modern bathroom offers a large shower.Full breakfast/parking included. Maximum Occupancy: 2.
Library Room
The Library Room is decorated in warm tones of period antiques combined with the luxury of modern amenities. This room offers a Queen four post bed and private bath with a shower. Full breakfast/onsite parking included. Maximum Occupancy: 2.
Sleigh Room
Located on the third floor of the Guest House, the Sleigh room boasts the largest private bath with a shower in the Inn. Featuring a Queen size sleigh bed and original wide pine flooring. Full breakfast/onsite parking included. Maximum Occupancy: 2.
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Located next to the main Inn, the Great Little Apartment features a King bed, Day bed, Sofa Bed, Living Room w/ Flat Screen TV/DVD,Bath w/Shower, Deck, Private Entrance. Children are welcome. Additional $50/$35 per night for each additional adult/child. Maximum Occupancy: 4.
The Snuggery
Featuring a queen bed and private bath with a shower this two story room is our best value. A spiral staircase leads from the bedroom to the bathroom and the vaulted ceiling/skylight offers abundant light throughout the room. Full bfast/parking included. Maximum Occupancy: 2.
The Cottage
The Cottage is our most private guest room, in it's own free standing building, about 30 feet from the back deck. This room features a king size bed, vaulted ceilings, flat screen television, in room coffee machine and private bathroom with shower. Full breakfast and onsite parking included. Maximum Occupancy: 2.


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PNC Mortgage, a division of PNC Bank NA, has announced two senior officer positions. E. Todd Chamberlain will serve as president and chief operating officer beginning Aug. 8, and Michael D. Greenwood begins as executive vice president of servicing July 18.
Most recently, Chamberlain (pictured here) served as executive vice president of Regions Financial Corp. and managing executive of Regions' residential mortgage division. At PNC Mortgage, he will be based in Chicago and report to CEO Sy Naqvi.
Greenwood comes to the company with more than 20 years' servicing experience. Most recently, he served as vice president for Assurant Specialty Property, managing approximately 1,800 associates at its Springfield, Ohio, outsourcing facility. Previously, he was senior vice president for mortgage operations and servicing at Huntington National Bank.


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Week six - Swaziland to Kruger then Mozambique
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Up at 6.45 to catch lift with owners daughter who was getting a lift to school. Dropped off back at Pigg's Peak which was going back on ourselves but we hoped it would be easier to catch minibus to the border with South Africa. Got on 1st minibus of the day. Bunged as usual. Friendly local struck up conversation based on headline in his paper stating that a local politician had called for the return of a white parliament. He said that it would be sad to not run their own country but that the existing set up was too corrupt. At the border I went to pay for our trip. I didnt have enough change so proferred a 100 rand note. Much discussion took place amongst the locals before the paper guy paid for our trip to save us getting change in Swaziland currency (which is not recognised in SA). We promised to square him up once we got into SA
visa place and applied for four weeks visa (cost 7.50 GBP each). Had to leave passports to be processed. Rang Kruger backpackers who had said that they would pick us up for free if we were doing a trip (safari). One hour later an old fellow arrived to take us the 70ks to Hazyview. Hadnt realised it was that far. Driver obsessed with trees. Pointed out Lightning Trees. Trees which had been struck by lightning and are left standing and that do not burn. It seemed that about one percent of the total number of trees fall into this catagory. I thought of a new business oportunity of buying these trees cheap and then making wooden spoons, firemens axe handles and Lightning Baseball bats but Nicola poo pooed the idea. The place we eventually arrived at involved crossing a rickety wooden causeway. The place seemed a bit run down and weird. It turned out that it had recently been taken over by Kruger Backpackers and there were only us and a couple of German girls staying there. No internet and booked into tent (en siute) rather than promised rondavel. To give it its dues, there was a pool (see photo) besdie the bar with 8 hippos in it
Day 37 Wednesday 1 October
Peter awoke with fierce dose of the runs. Nicola went to inform Peter (site manager) that we would have to cancel trip. Peter gave her some Imodium. Peter spends next 24 hours in bed or on pot. Nicola gets lift into Hazyview for quick shopping. Learns that one of the German girls has been sick as well. At 6 pm Peter went to see Peter about the bill as we are getting lift back to Nelspruit in the morning. Peter says that we can get credit but no money back. We said that this wasnt good enough. He says he will speak to owner before morning. Peter has made some chicken noodle soup to help with runs. Very kind of him
Day 38 Thursday 2 October
Up for 8 oclock lift. Peter says that we cannot get refund so we ask driver to take us to Kruger Backpackers to see owner. Nick, the owner, is in shower, then in toilet. We knock on his door and he eventually comes to see us. Backs down and says that although he has no money there that he will get it and bring to Neilspruit. Old driver takes us back, all the while pointing out the lightning trees. Check into Nelspruit Backpackers where there is a chap called Bill who owns a minibus which he is driving to Tofo Beach in Mozambique tomorrow. This is too good an opportunity to miss so we book our places with three other passengers. We decide to do Kruger and Braid River Canyon once we come back out of Mozambique.Our little group goes to get Mozambiquan Meticash. 3100 to the rand. Get a cool six mill. Call to an Irish bar to get acquainted with our new gang. Bill, the owner driver, is from Ipswich, had been publican in and around London and was now hoping to set up business driving from Neilspruit into Moz. Andy,26, Yorkshireman, was going to Tofo to do his Dive Master ticket to meet girls. Juanita, 32, originally from Limerick but living in NYC, just going for the diving. Ben, currently living in Tofo with his wife and in the process of doing his Dive Masters and ourselves
Day 39 Friday 3 October
All up for 6 am and onto Bills Bus. Comfortable bus which would seat about 9. Peter had thought that Tofo was about 30ks north of Captital, Maputo. Actually total distance was 750ks. Thanks to Bill we didnt have to do it on local transport. Roads north of Maputo badly potholed. Interesting drive through outskirts of Maputo. Roads lined with small businesses of every kind. By this stage the bus exhaust had gotten very noisy and we were pulled in twice by the local cops on the roadside. Each time they said it was for excessive noise or speeding and fined 200 Mets the first time and a million the second. Poor Bill. This meant that one of his fares (only 300 rand each. Thirty quid) had been lost to corrupt police. As Bill said, if he is going to make a business he is going to have to get used to it. Arrived in Tofo beach at dusk. Booked into Fatimas Backpackers right on the unbelievably beautiful beach. Our room however was v v basic. A couple of small beds in a reed hut about 12 x 6. Had a couple of local beers (Manica or Maniac as we came to call it. See photo of Bar) then to bed.
Day 40 Saturday 4 October
Up early and down to postcard beach. Decided to walk 2 ks along to other Backapckers called Bamboozie. Paddled through warm ocean water. Passed the occasional local. Bamboozie everything we could have hoped for and booked into five bed dorm which we got as a double as they hadnt anything else. Back to Fatimas, checked out and carried backpacks back along the beach. The rest of our gang came with us and Bill and Andy decided to check in also. Juanita had been invited to stay in Ben's house where she ended up staying for the duration. Beach volleyball daily in reception area. Lovely shower block. Newly constructed Manta Dive Centre overlooking beach. Nice bar with balcony overlooking beach where dinner was served nightly. Also bfast and lunched available. Bill Peter Andy and Nic went into Tofo and watched Arsenal match. Met up with Juanita, Bill and Andy for dinner (Gazelle Stew) which was to become a daily event. Drank plenty of Maniacs then to bed. Bill and Juanita joined a small group who ended up going with the barmen (Carlos and DC) to the nearest large town, Inhambane where there was a band playing. At about 3am there was a beauty contest followed by an eating competition before the band resumed. On the way back they ran out of petrol and didnt get home until 8am. We were sorry we had missed it
Day 41 Sunday 5 October
Up for Bamboozie Pancakes (pancakes stuffed with banana and mango) on balcony watching whales breaching in the bay. Went into town where Peter checked e-mails whilst nicola sunbathed. Booked our diving course with Manta Divers (2000 rand, 200 gbp each) which caused a bit of hassle between them and Tofo Divers who had thought we were doing the course with them. Apparently there has been quite a bit of friction between the two for some time. Also Andy decides to do his Dive Masters with Diversity, the other diving school in Tofo. In bed early for our big day tomorrow.
Day 42 Monday 6 October
Meet up with another couple from Holland who are staying in the only hut in Bamboozie with a sea view, The Honeymoon Suite, which we had tried to book but were told that it was booked for 15 days. Mano and Nonja were our usurpers. Manno's brother (Rudy) is one of the Dive Masters at Manta. Our instructer is to be Vernon from SA. The nicest (part) Afrikaaner we met. Firstly we watched a few cheesy American PADI videos, then we drove down to the lagoon at Barra (20 mins away). A quick snorkel before donning our wetsuits and getting the SCUBA gear on. Nicola was particularly ungraceful whilst donning her wetsuit. She had been told that ir was easier in the water. She looked like she was being eaten by a green octopus. The sheer look of fear was a sight to behold. Peter was much better with the wetsuit. Going under water required a huge leap of faith. Neither of us enjoyed the experience but managed to muddle through the required skills. Running out of air a using alt air source etc. Back and completed a few knowledge quizzes then finish for the day. Showered and changed for dinner with Bill and Andy where they were filming a promotional video. Bar all tarted up and free tequila for the stars (us). Good night's craic.


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BBC Review
A consistent second album of big choruses from the New Yorkers.
Lewis G. Parker 2011
As every sound from the past 50 years becomes reimagined by contemporary bands, it was only a matter of time before somebody decided to create an act that recreates the sound of the 1994 movie Dumb and Dumber. The soundtrack to the Farrelly brothers' movie is a template which The Pains of Being Pure at Heart, from New York City, have absorbed; and seeing as the people who saw that film as kids are entering adulthood around now, they may not be the last.
In particular, late-80s/early-90s bands The Primitives and the Crash Test Dummies' sunny pop sound is mined to the effect of creating records, like their 2009 self-titled debut, that are as nostalgic as an old college sweater. But where they stray ever so slightly from the honey-sweet sound, we get a taster of a band that sounds exciting, if not exactly revolutionary. On the title-track opener what sounds like a tribute to the gentle balladeers Keane gets ripped apart by a grungey guitar, which suggests that Pains… are 80s fans whose record collection extends beyond feel-good movie soundtracks.
But from the hushed, harmonic boy/girl vocals to the big choruses, their sophomore effort doesn't stray beyond the college radio sound of their debut; in many ways, it has less variation in its template, with fewer experiments with heavy or distorted guitars. The difference, however, is that their debut seemed to be pinning all of its hopes on its singles – plus the band's best song to date, Contender, which was mysteriously never released as a single – becoming a smash as big as The Primitives' Crash or the Violent Femmes' Blister in the Sun. But Belong, while certainly not having anything that sounds like it could be such a big hit, has the consistency to keep you interested after track number four due to the quality of songwriting, if not the variation in sound.
Who knows, maybe there is a film director working on a genre piece inspired by Dumb and Dumber, and is looking for a contemporary band to launch into the mainstream with their soundtrack. If they are, there is only one place to look.


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Vanguard's Veterans Club will Highlight and Honor VU's Veterans through Special Evening Chapel
Committed to honoring service men and women, Vanguard's Veterans Club will host a veterans chapel service on April 4.
Recently retired military member, Anthony Hodge, who has now been accepted into Vanguard University, will speak at this veterans event on Thursday, April 4 at 7:30 p.m. Years of marine core service and multiple deployments to support Operation Iraqi Freedom have shaped Hodge's life. He will speak about his childhood, military service and how he became a Christian in the past few years.
Hodge's message will focus on the "integration of military service and faith," Rory Self, student chaplain of the Veterans Club, said. Currently, Hodge works for a nonprofit organization called The Mission Continues, which aims to get veterans involved and serving in their communities.
Speaking on the chapel's purpose, Self said: "It's to highlight and honor the veterans on campus." Alongside Self, fellow Vanguard Veterans Club leaders, Christopher Kupitz and Adrian Michaels, have worked to make this chapel a blessing for all who attend, especially the service men and women.
Self also wanted to encourage any military attendees to come dressed in their uniforms. It will be an evening to enjoy refreshments, relish good company and honor service men and women.
Attend this FREE veterans chapel service event at Newport Mesa Church, and get more info on Vanguard's Veterans Center, here: http://www.vanguard.edu/veterans/
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Alright cats, I'll keep it brief. Literally as I type this my wife is at the store and when she comes home I'm dropping the bomb that I'm buying a Silver 2013 WRX Hatch.
I'm new to the Subies in general since I found myself a job as the Business Manager for a local Subaru dealer about a month and a half ago. I'm borderline obsessed with the WRX's now though...I need to get my hands on one. Of course being a dealer I pay under invoice so it's stupid not to pick up a new one. I was all set to order last Friday until I discovered another dealer we trade with frequently has the EXACT car I want...and they're willing to give it to us since it's me that's asking for it. Plus, I don't think I can wait for 4 months until my order gets in!
Well, that's the garage door going up, wish me luck. I'll post pics this week if all goes well.


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FOR RELEASE: Immediate, Saturday, October 27, 2001
Vikings Tie Record For Wins In A Season
And Earn Post-Season Honors
Herkimer, N.Y., October 27, 2001 – The
newest and perhaps most impressive chapter in Hudson Valley Community College's
men's soccer team's storied history came to a heartbreaking close today.
The Vikings, ranked fifth in the nation among NJCAA Division III Region
III teams, lost 1-0 in a Region III semifinal playoff game against Mohawk
Valley Community College this afternoon, bringing one of Hudson Valley's
most successful campaigns to an end.
"What a nice team we had this year," said John
Meehan, second-year head coach of the Vikings. "These guys all grew up
a lot this year, and they realized what it's like to go from boys' soccer
to men's soccer. What heart they had."
Neither Hudson Valley nor Mohawk Valley scored
in regulation, or in either of the two ensuing sudden-death overtime sessions,
so, after 120 minutes of soccer in frigid, snowy Herkimer, the score was
tied at zero. The game then moved to a penalty-kick format (each team selected
five players to take a penalty shot; whichever team made more of its five
shots would be the winner). Mohawk Valley was awarded a 1-0 decision after
winning the series of free kicks, 5-3.
"The bounces went our way all year," Meehan
said. "It's too bad that they stopped going our way in such a big game,
but I can't think of anything negative that came out of this season."
Meehan's Vikings finished the year with a 13-4
record and tied Hudson Valley's 1992 squad for the most wins in a season
(Hudson Valley has fielded a varsity soccer team for the last 30 years).
Mohawk Valley also is 13-4 overall and will play host Herkimer County Community
College for the Region III title.
Hudson Valley, the No. 2 seed in the Region
III tournament, was clearly the aggressor against third-seeded Mohawk Valley,
outshooting the Hawks, 34-16, and keeping the ball in the Mohawk Valley
zone for a majority of the contest. Hudson Valley had numerous scoring
Dan DiFiore (Averill Park H.S.) had
two point-blank headers in the first half that nearly got past Mohawk Valley's
goalie, and Chris Mahigian (Tamarac H.S.) and Faber Kelly (Saratoga
Springs H.S.) each hit the post in the second half. Mahigian had the
most promising chance – a penalty kick with 26:53 remaining in the second
half. His shot was just wide, though.
"We certainly had our chances," Meehan said.
"Like I said, the bounces didn't go our way."
While Hudson Valley's offense peppered Mohawk
Valley with shots, the Vikings' defense also played valiantly. In addition
to Stan "The Wall" Kowalczyk's (Seminole H.S., FL) solid effort
– he had 11 saves and, for the second time this season, kept Mohawk Valley
from scoring an official goal – midfielder Joseph Davis (Ballston Spa
H.S.) made a save on a corner kick with just 5:40 remaining in the
first half. With Kowalczyk shielded by Mohawk Valley players, Davis stepped
between the pipes and knocked a shot out with his foot to preserve the
scoreless tie.
"That was huge," Meehan said. "What makes this
team good are unsung heroes like Joseph Davis. He might not make All-Star
teams, but he's the kind of player that makes my team so good. My guys
have given that kind of effort all year. I always know they're going to
protect their goal."
DiFiore, Barrett Heacoack (Holland Patent
H.S.) and Jonathan Nowak (Bethlehem) each made a penalty kick
for the Vikings. Kelly, Mahigian and Kowalczyk were each named to the NJCAA
Division III Region III First Team. Meehan earned Region III Coach of the
Year honors.
"I'd gladly trade that honor for a win here,"
Meehan said. "What an effort by my guys, though. There was no quit in this
team. They played fantastic, and they should be so proud of their accomplishments."
In the 2000-01 academic year, Hudson Valley's athletic
teams combined to win 72 percent of their contests. The ice hockey team
won the NJCAA championship, the baseball team earned a berth in the NJCAA
World Series and the football team won the Region III title. The women's
basketball team earned a No. 1 national ranking and turned in a 24-3 record
while the men's hoop squad competed in the Region III championship game.
Additionally, two Vikings earned Region III Player-of-the-Year status,
20 were named All-Region III performers, and 10 were honored with All-American


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A co-worker and I were just discussing yesterday how she use to do the same thing; cut the tape with scissors and then tape the gifts back up. Too funny! :dizzy:
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Santa is real. And none of yew can deny it. :santa:
I was about 8 but deep down i think i knew!
Its such a lovley thing and magical for children.
When I was 8 my oldest brother tried to convince me that Santa was really just Mom and Dad by bringing me into their bedroom and showing me all the gifts, wrapped and ready to be put under the tree for Christmas a few days later....
I wrote a letter to Santa telling him what my brother showed me. I also thanked him for being so generous for sending the gifts to my parents early that year. I knew how busy he must get on Christmas Eve, so it only made sense that he would send out some kids' gifts to their parents in order to keep things efficient....
Yeah, so it turns out that Jed (my brother) was dead wrong... Our parents weren't Santa, but actually, they're his helpers. And now that I'm moved out, I'll soon be training to be his helper too! I'm so excited!
I think for me it came rather early around the 4th grade to be exact .
Yah must been round 1st or second grade. Dang cousins ruin everything! :santahat:
um Never? :santa:
I still believe in Santa even though I found out my parents were his helpers. Now hubby has to helpo him out!:presents2:presents:tree:
I still wave to Santa when I see him and smile in the mall.
He always waves back :)


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Two calculations are presented that clarify how the density profile equilibrates near the liquid-vapor critical point. Both use the equation of heat transfer recently improved to account for the large compressibility near the critical point. Previous work by others indicated that in one dimension the slowest mode of this equation relaxes at a rate four times faster than that predicted by the older, usual equation of heat transfer. However, this is not always true in higher dimensions. The first calculation demonstrates this for the cases of isobaric modes excited by temperature gradients in a rectangle and in a thin disk. For thin experimental cells with isothermal walls the slowest mode is accurately estimated by the usual heat-transfer equation. The second calculation indicates that gravity-induced stratification plays an insignificant role in determining the final relaxation rate. This is done by estimating the size of the vdelP term in the improved heat-transfer equation.
Citation: Physical Review E (Statistical, Nonlinear, and Soft Matter Physics)
Volume: 48
Pub Type: Journals


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Wagner's Remarkable Comeback Route
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By his own admission, Billy Wagner has little business being in Boston — or in any other major-league uniform. There is an element of the improbable to the fact that, at 38, he is throwing with mid-90s velocity and command, let alone that he is doing so roughly 11 months after undergoing Tommy John surgery. Wagner is certainly one of the oldest pitchers, if not the oldest, ever to come back from the procedure.
"We don't have a lot of comps at that age," said Will Carroll, a medical reporter for Baseball Prospectus. "Most guys don't come back."
But Wagner did. It would be difficult to imagine a greater validation of Wagner's rehab efforts than the fact that a contending team was willing to trade for him and spend roughly $3.5 million for his services (roughly $2.5 million in salary and another $1 million for a buyout of his 2010 option after the season) over the duration of the 2009 season. Less than a year after he had been told that his career could well be over, his recovery has been so successful that he is not merely back on a mound, but sought for his potential to boost a club in a playoff race and perhaps the postseason.
"I was told my career was over, so I just stuck with (Mets and former Red Sox physical therapist) Chris Correnti and he was there day in and day out with me motivating me and pushing me to keep working. He believed that I had something left, my family thought that I had something left and that I should pursue it and see how far this thing will take me and I'm here in 11 months where it's normally 14 months," said Wagner. "Eleven months after Tommy John, somebody wants somebody like me to help them maybe get in the playoffs. I'm pretty excited."
The left-hander pushed the normal time line for a return from Tommy John surgery, even though, when he went under the knife, the doctors did more than just replace the ulnar collateral ligament in his elbow last September. Wagner identified additional procedures that were done at the time of his Tommy John surgery and that made his rapid recovery — especially at this age and stage of his career — all the more noteworthy.
"They did a scope in the back (of the elbow), moved the ulnar nerve, fixed the flexor (tendon) ' they did it all," Wagner said. "They didn't even tell me that they had done the scope or anything else until after."
But Wagner followed a rigorous rehab program at an aggressive pace. Had it been a younger pitcher, the course of the rehab process might well have been more deliberate. But Wagner and Correnti — who oversaw the dominating return of Pedro Martinez from a damaged rotator cuff in time for the 2002 season — decided to push the pace almost immediately following the surgery, since the long-time closer is involved in a race against time.
Wagner has targeted both 400 saves and 425 saves as goals, the former because it is a round number, the latter because it would allow him to pass John Franco as the all-time leader for saves by a left-handed pitcher. Such milestones could bolster the pitcher's Hall of Fame candidacy. If he can demonstrate an ability to pitch at a high level and with health over the final five weeks of this season, Wagner can position himself where clubs in need of a closer this offseason will be far more willing to target him.
At the beginning of the rehab process, there were no guarantees. While it is taken almost for granted that pitchers can return at full strength from Tommy John, and despite numerous success stories, it is by no means a given that a pitcher can regain his velocity after the procedure.
Former Blue Jays closer B.J. Ryan, for instance, never regained the life on his fastball after he underwent the procedure in 2007 (even though he was effective in 2008), and then his shoulder blew out. Carroll cited Francisco Liriano of the Twins and Chris Capuano of the Brewers as examples of other players who did not see their stuff fully return after Tommy John, and Frankie Francisco (the current Rangers closer) as an instance of a pitcher who took an immense amount of time to recover from flexor tendon surgery.
But Wagner, at least to date, has not been a cautionary tale. Instead, he is back in the majors as fast — indeed, likely faster — as anyone could have expected.
Even so, multiple major-league sources suggest that medical risks persist for a pitcher until he is at least 14 months removed from such a procedure. There are still risks of setbacks, and it would be vastly premature to suggest that the pitcher is out of the woods.
Indeed, the remaining risks in Wagner's recovery explain in large part why the Mets were willing to part with Wagner in a deal that, despite the inclusion of a couple of players to be named, represented primarily a desire to save $3.5 million in a year when they have fallen far short of expectations despite a payroll pushing $150 million.
While Wagner can contribute in meaningful situations for the Red Sox, he was not going to have that opportunity in 2009 for a Mets team that is buried in the standings. If there were a guarantee that Wagner, a likely Type A free agent following this year, would be healthy enough to ensure a free-agent market for his services as a closer, New York might have been more inclined to suffer the financial hit of keeping the reliever for the rest of the year so that they could collect a pair of draft picks after he left.
But because the team was mindful of the possibility of a setback that could make it impossible to offer Wagner arbitration (or that would prevent any team from signing him and sacrificing a top draft pick), it could not stomach the idea of paying him with potentially zero return. A cold, hard financial reality was in play for a team that has the second highest payroll in baseball but that has endured a disastrous number of injuries that have crushed any of its hopes in the pennant race.
The Sox, on the other hand, might receive benefit from the pitcher down the stretch this year. And so, for them, the $3.5 million investment (an amount that Boston G.M. Theo Epstein noted represents a reinvestment of savings in unpaid incentives for pitchers John Smoltz and Brad Penny) harbors immediate potential return. Given that, Boston can focus more on the potential payoff of having a pair of compensation picks rather than the potential risk that it would get none.
In an effort to assure Wagner's health down the stretch, his usage will be carefully regulated. He will not throw on back to back days, his pitch counts will likely be limited, and the Sox will certainly try to avoid putting the pitcher in a situation where he warms up multiple times before entering games.
Still, while there will be limits to how Wagner can be used, the fact that the 38-year-old can be used at all and has been thrust back into a pennant race is, in its own right, noteworthy.
"I was told, 'You've had a good career.' And that kind of motivates you because I feel like I'm in control of my career," said Wagner. "My fastball has got a lot more life right now. My slider is probably a little harder and sharper than in the past, and I've developed somewhat of a changeup. So this whole Tommy John thing isn't looking too bad right now."
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Following is an article discussing recent research on comorbid OCD and schizophrenia. It comes from Psychiatric Times and is somewhat technical.
Comorbidity: Schizophrenia And OCD
Below is a link to a news article on a study showing that mothers who took valproate during their pregnancy had children with lower IQ. Valproate is better known as Depakote. It is an epilepsy medication also used as a mood stabilizer in psychiatric patients.
Children Born To Women Taking Valproate Have Lower IQ
Some new research from Vanderbilt holds promise.
Possible New Treatment For Cognitive Deficits In Schizophrenia
Some new insights into how lithium works to control bipolar.
Following is an article from the New York Times on combating stigma. The author puts a slightly different twist on how to overcome stigma than the usual methods.
A Different Look At Fighting Stigma
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Inducing Gamma Brain Waves In Mice To Study Brain Functions
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An Improvised High School Musical
Some things are better together—peanut butter and jelly, Oreos and milk, improv and musical theater. Bovine Metropolis Theater's GleeProv celebrates this combination. Using the audience's high school memories, the cast transforms their anecdotes (think: passing out in Science class only to wake up to your teacher giving you CPR) into brilliant musical numbers.
"GleeProv began as an experimentation by a house team combining music with improv. We each play a recurring character in improvised situations based on audience suggestions," Director Taylor Wingerter said.
The audience shares stories that are funny, sweet, sad and embarrassing. But rather than retell them on stage, the cast finds common threads and creates songs around something new, like awkward kissing, inspired by teacher-administered mouth-to-mouth.
GleeProv is a Bovine Metropolis house team with their own four week run. They perform a completely new, improvised high school musical each week. The show plays Saturdays at 10:15 p.m. July 12 - August 2, 2014.
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The Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has joined the Wisconsin Wrap Recycling Action Program (WRAP), which is a statewide public-private initiative designed to reduce plastic waste and to increase plastic film recycling. The WRAP program seeks to enlist retailers, manufacturers and local governments in collecting recyclable plastic film from their own operations and the public.
The DNR's will provide information on its website on how to recycle plastic bags and film and how to find local drop-off locations. The site also provides free educational materials, signs and posters for local governments, businesses, volunteers or civic groups that wish to expand their plastic film recycling and outreach efforts.
"It's a great chance for local businesses and organizations to accomplish something positive for the environment and create jobs in Wisconsin while keeping valuable materials out of local landfills," says Cynthia Moore of the DNR's Waste and Materials Management Program.
The DNR is partnering with the American Chemistry Council's Flexible Film Recycling Group and GreenBlue's Sustainable Packaging Coalition to make Wisconsin the first state and a model for the WRAP initiative. Wisconsin WRAP provides a way for businesses, distribution centers and other local organizations to facilitate community waste reduction efforts while modeling sustainable practices of their own.
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There are 42 comments on the Reuters story from Mar 5, 2013, titled Paul McCartney's life focus of new comic book. In it, Reuters reports that:
Singer Paul McCartney's decision to leave the Beatles and embark on a solo career is the subject of a new comic book that aims to give fans a new perspective on the breakup of the Fab Four, its publisher said on Tuesday.
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#21 Mar 9, 2013
You cannot say after that that Jane was a liar. Many rock groups are reunionizing again. Van Halen, Black Sabbath, Aerosmith. All this to do is for John Lennon and the love child daughter he never got to know!
#22 Mar 9, 2013
By the way I am Jane, but now call myself Samantha to fool everyone on Topix.
They have no clue it's really me Jane.
I am quite the smart poster.
#23 Mar 9, 2013
You say there is no backing and that is because this thing was hidden by fraud! They always said we loved John Lennon. But yet they didn't carry out his wishes for this love child. Ono is greedy and she didn't take care of Julian until Julian had to go to court and stand up for his rights. The legitimate son! It just so happens that Lennon put a double inheritance clause that came do a few year ago. Something that Ono and Paul could not block.
#24 Mar 9, 2013
Some superstars think that they are better than God because they hit fame and fortune. They forget that God was the one who gave them their talent. Paul is one of those people. He needs to face up to the wrong he did on John Lennon!!!!!!!!!!
God bless 2013. This has got to be the year of the happening for John Lennon and his little girl!!!
#25 Mar 9, 2013
Paul was John Lennon's Benedict Arnold.
#29 Mar 9, 2013
If all these posts have not proved my point of insanity, then nothing ever could.
Insanity has spoken, it's voice is that of a Bronx New Yorker who calls herself many names Coleen, Jane and Samantha.
Good luck on this insanity, Paul and Yoko are laughing their arses off at you, ha ha ha.
#30 Mar 9, 2013
I myself prefer my eggs Boiled,Fried and Scrambled, but I have nothing against pouched it's just not my cup of meat.
#31 Mar 10, 2013
Also, there is a video called "John Lennon Secret Daughter" sung by a singer named Tyrann. Look it up and ask yourself why this woman is singing a song such as this? I don't know her but her song goes:
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This one will not go down in a slaughter
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Look this up and you will see it for yourself. It was put on he website December 8 2012. A few months ago. If you are so smart then answer why would a woman write and sing a song such as this if she did not hear anything? I mean she is pretty brave to sing a song like this in in front of an audience in Ct at the Palace Theater. Look it up now and see for yourself.
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#32 Mar 10, 2013
You seem to want to connect every news story to this so-called love child. Yes, the Beatles are still very much loved around the world. But the world does not revolve around the Beatles.
#33 Mar 10, 2013
Go look at the website I told you about. Look at it yourself and tell me what you think. I am being honest here. When I saw it I couldn't believe it and I showed it to my friend. This lady in the video is not gonna sing a song like that in front of an audience on John Lennon's anniversary unless she knew about a daughter of John Lennon.
You can bash me all you want but I am not that woman in the video. Figure it out and then tell me something funny is not going on. That video is not a news story that is a woman singing John Lennon has a secret daughter. She is pretty brave to be singing a song like this. I mean people are going to go and ask her what are you talking about. She heard this in the music business and decided to write a song about. But she heard it because people in the music industry know about the soon to be revealed John Lennon love child daughter.
#34 Mar 10, 2013
Again it has nothing to do with what revolves around what but now I have something to show people of something I found that has nothing to do with me saying. Someone else is saying it now. No coincidence. She is gonna get big fame when the truth comes out and she will be the first unknown singer with a John Lennon has a secret daughter song. Are you and the other people gonna call her crazy now or is it that you people just refuse to open your eyes on what I am saying. Now she is saying it and I don't know her at all.
#35 Mar 10, 2013
I am Samantha,I am Jane,I am the Walrus.
I live in the Bronx.
I lie all the time, it's what I do.
#36 Mar 10, 2013
My friend's name is Coleen, she is the one claiming to be the lovechild, but if she really beleived it, then she would come out of her apt.
I am doing all this trolling without her knowledge or permission.
Maybe I'm jealous of Yoko Ono.
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You will see how truth this story is soon!
#40 Mar 11, 2013
Not if I have anything to do with it sugar pie honey bun.
#41 Mar 11, 2013
That is Jane from the Bronx 4 sho'.
#42 Mar 11, 2013
Even David Bowie's song called "You will set the world on Fire" talks of fame to come and how the world and the nation will be in shock! He says that in his song because he knows his dear friend John Lennon's wish and secret is about to come out and that this daughter will be in magazines. It is true!
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Well they were wilderness years, and of course everyone who's ever been out in the wilderness knows that those can be the most important years of your life because you get an opportunity to take stock in what's the most important thing in life. It's not holding an office, frankly. You know offices come and go, but principles endure, and what I learned is that all the things that I worked on as mayor of Cleveland and standing up for the people's right to own their own electric system, over a period of time truth, crushed to the ground, rose again. The truth endured; my willingness to fight for the people endured and I came back to public life 15 years later as a state senator.
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You had a hard time getting a job from what I've read--
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And yet at this time in American history it is so important that someone be in the White House who's ready to challenge the military industrial complex that President Eisenhower warned about, who's ready to keep the challenge that Teddy Roosevelt started against the monopolies in America. So this is the time in American history where mmy background can be very important to turn the White House back to the people.
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What's the subject?
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Well that ever see the light of day?
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I developed my own communications company; I consulted with various communities on how to establish their own electric system. I worked as a radio commentator and then as a TV reporter and commentator... So, and I did a lot of traveling, a lot of thinking, and I didn't really know for sure that I'd ever have a chance to come back after that really tremendous struggle of public against private good.
Did you go overseas at all during that time?
Yes, one of the opportunities I has was to do some marketing of a software product that game me an opportunity to go to Italy and the Netherlands and Scandanavia. So I had a chance to travel, but it was really not so much to travel as it was when I just kind of stayed put for a while and reflected on my own life and my desire to be of service to the people, and the consequences of taking the stand that I took in Cleveland of standing up an speaking out on behalf of the public interest. You know, I always thought when I did that that you do the right thing, it always works out. Well it took a long time to work out. It took 15 years for it to work out. It took me 15 years to have a major comeback, and I appreciate that I have the chance to serve right now.
But if people today in Americ are looking for someone who has met the test of standing up to corporate power, of not yielding, of not giving up what is dear to the public, I'm the one who's met that test and I'm ready for the White House.
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