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- 6 cups low-sodium chicken broth
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- Two 15-ounce cans chickpeas, drained
- 1 bunch Swiss chard (3/4 pound), stems discarded and leaves cut into 1-inch ribbons
- 1/4 cup plus 1 1/2 tablespoons store-bought sun-dried-tomato pesto
- Kosher salt and freshly ground pepper
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In a medium soup pot, bring the broth to a simmer with the cheese rind and the chickpeas. Cook over low heat until the broth is flavorful, about 10 minutes; discard the rind. Add the Swiss chard and simmer until wilted, about 4 minutes.
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Where do we begin? I thought the fireworks were slated for Wednesday, but a hot and humid night in the Midwest meant the balls were flying, pitchers were ducking and Heath Bell is probably dreaming of the fish tacos at Petco Park right about now.
The Brewers and Marlins played one of the craziest, most entertaining games of the season at Miller Park on Tuesday, the Brewers winning in dramatic 13-12 fashion on Aramis Ramirez's walk-off home run off Bell in the 10th inning.
Maybe we should have expected weirdness when Brewers beat writer Tom Haudricourt tweeted, "If you're at Miller Park today, don't expect roof to be closed for any reason. Creates too much of a sauna effect in extreme temps."
Sauna and baseball. Not two things I want together on my menu.
The game was normal enough through five innings, with the Brewers leading 3-2. But then Milwaukee scored six runs in the bottom of the sixth as Corey Hart homered off Anibal Sanchez (check out Livan Hernandez's reaction) and Ryan Braun blasted a three-run homer off Chad Gaudin. But what set up that six-run inning was one of the strangest intentional walks of the season.
With the Brewers leading 4-2 and runners at second and third, Travis Ishikawa pinch-hit for Marco Estrada with Gaudin on in relief. Ozzie Guillen elected to put on Ishikawa -- a .264 career hitter who had struck out in more than a quarter of his plate appearances this season. Sure, that set up a righty-righty matchup with Carlos Gomez, but with his speed Gomez is a difficult guy to double up. Plus, it brings you one batter closer to Braun getting an appearance in the inning. Gomez did hit a slow grounder to second base but shortstop Jose Reyes dropped the throw; they weren't going to double up Gomez anyway. So the bases were still loaded, Norichika Aoki hit a sacrifice fly and the error meant Braun did get to bat.
You can blame the error, but the intentional walk was just as vital. Putting runners on base on purpose is a good way to lead to a big inning.
Another odd decision was Brewers manager Ron Roenicke not double-switching during any of his pitching changes. This meant closer John Axford was removed after pitching the ninth inning -- and a grand total of 13 pitches. To be fair, Axford had pitched one inning the previous two days, so maybe he was on a one-inning limit. But ... ahh, closers never pitch more than one inning anyway. So that meant the Brewers had to turn to Hernandez for the 10th. Yes, it was a crazy game, but this happens all the time, managers running out of relievers too quickly and turning to their mop-up guy in a tie game. Manny Parra was pulled after two batters and eight pitches -- pinch-hit for when the Brewers were ahead 11-5 in the bottom of the seventh. Why not let Parra go another inning? He's a former starter. He can pitch to more than two batters. Why start unnecessarily churning through relievers?
So Kameron Loe and then Francisco Rodriguez struggled (K-Rod, pulled after 18 pitches, albeit pitching for the third day in a row). But if K-Rod and Axford were somewhat limited, isn't that more reason to keep Parra in the game?
Anyway, that led to Roenicke using the ancient Brewer. Sure enough, the Marlins scored a run off him.
Luckily, the Brewers did have one more move up their sleeve: Bell, the Marlins' Proven Closer. Who has been terrible this season. He entered with four blown saves and three losses, and that didn't include his June 25 outing against the Cardinals when he gave up four runs in the ninth to blow a 6-2 lead -- he didn't get a blown save because it wasn't a save opportunity.
But Tuesday's game was. He walked the light-hitting Gomez to lead off the inning and with two outs Ramirez scorched a 95-mph fastball over the center-field fence. Look, Bell has a big contract ... he's been a good closer ... he also isn't doing a good job of getting batters out right now. Now, Guillen had no option but to turn to Bell in this game since he'd burned through his bullpen as well -- three of his relievers were removed after throwing fewer than 10 pitches.
The bigger issue is how much longer he'll stick with the Bell. The Marlins are 38-42; they can't afford to punt any more of these late-inning leads. Bell has five blown saves plus that St. Louis game. He's 34 years old, overweight, has a declining strikeout rate and doesn't have Petco Park to protect him. The Marlins don't have a lot of other great options -- their bullpen ERA is 15th in the NL -- but at this point, anybody seems a better option.
All Guillen has to do is realize that Bell himself, before turning into a Proven Closer, is now just another middle reliever.
So big win for the Brewers. Tough loss for the Marlins. And kudos to the fans in Milwaukee for sticking around for a game that lasted 4 hours and 28 minutes. You got your fireworks a day early.

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I think I'm just about done with this sport.
I think I'm just about done with this sport.
It's not as if Mao was judging herself though... she clearly doesn't like this outcome herself.Originally Posted by Selene
I feel sorry for both Akiko and Mao. Akiko probably feels so screwed over now, and Mao is completly embarassed.
Maybe even silver would be justifiable, Mirais score wasn't that high, maybe there ware some UR's again, but gold is just wrong.
I was expecting a FS score of less than 108+ at best but Gold
Sad for Akiko . She should have won this by a mile. Her and Mao's PCS should have been switched (this would have put Mao in 3rd place in the LP).
I would have placed Akiko first at SC and NHK , though i adore both Osmond who is a great new young talent and the beautiful graceful Mao. Hopefully she has a better short so when its close and she skates a better free she will gain enough points when she is not the favourite.
This is really bad. We all love Mao, so we will surely not bash her.
The judges deserve the bashing for that judging. It's an embarrassing for the sport!
This is a total shocker! INSANE judging!!! How can they sleep without feeling GUILTY with what they do. The technical panel and all the other judges should be banned from judging from here on. They should never be behind those computer at any competetion. ABSOLUTELY CRAPOLA!
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Beth Gibbons (born 4 January 1965) is an English singer and songwriter. She is the singer and lyricist for the English band Portishead.
Early life[edit]
Gibbons was born in Exeter, Devon,[2][3] and raised on a farm with two other sisters. Her parents divorced when she was young.[4] At 22, she moved to Bath, then Bristol to pursue her singing career, where she met Geoff Barrow, her future collaborator in Portishead.[5] She sings in the contralto range.
With Adrian Utley, Gibbons and Barrow released the first Portishead album Dummy in 1994 and have produced two other studio albums, a live album, and various singles in the years since. She has also collaborated on a separate project with former Talk Talk bassist Paul Webb (Rustin Man). Before she joined Geoff Barrow in Portishead, she had auditioned for the singer's slot in .O.rang, the group formed by Webb after Talk Talk's late-Eighties departure from EMI, but Portishead's sudden success pre-empted matters. In October 2002, they released the album Out of Season in the United Kingdom under the name Beth Gibbons and Rustin Man. The album peaked at number 28 in the UK Albums Chart.[6] It was released in the United States a year later.
She has cited Nina Simone, Edith Piaf, Sugarcubes, Pixies and Elizabeth Fraser of the Cocteau Twins as musical influences.[4][7]
Gibbons was also a judge for the 10th annual Independent Music Awards to support independent artists' careers.
In June 2013, Gibbons announced plans for a new solo album with Domino Records.[8][9] She contributed vocals to a cover of the song "Black Sabbath" with the British metal band Gonga, entitled "Black Sabbeth", released 24 April 2014.[10]
- Dummy (1994)
- Portishead (1997)
- Roseland NYC Live (1998)
- Third (2008)
- Out of Season (2002) with Rustin Man
Other works[edit]
- "Orang" on .O.rang's album Herd of Instinct (1994)
- "Jalap" on .O.rang's album Fields and Waves (1996)
- "Lonely Carousel" on Rodrigo Leão's album Cinema
- "Strange Melody" on Jane Birkin's album Rendez-Vous
- "Killing Time" on Joss Stone's Mind Body & Soul
- Soundtrack for Diane Bertrand's film "L'Annulaire" (unreleased, 2005)
- "My Secret" on Jane Birkin's album Fictions
- "Stranger in this Land" on Fried's album Fried
- "Sing" with Annie Lennox from Songs of Mass Destruction
- Soundtrack for Diane Bertrand's film Baby Blues
- "Requiem for Anna" on Monsieur Gainsbourg Revisited - performed as Portishead
- Soundtrack for Julie Taymor's film "The Tempest (2010 film)" - "Prospera's Coda" by Elliot Goldenthal
- "Mysteries" with Rustin Man from "The Russian Dolls" soundtrack
- "Black Sabbeth" with Gonga[11]
- "GMO" on JJ DOOM's Key to the Kuffs
- ^ Beitia, Sara (11 August 2004). "Beth Gibbons: Out of Season". Boise Weekly. Retrieved 30 May 2013.
- ^ "Full Beth Gibbons Biography". Perfect People. Retrieved 2014-08-05.
- ^ "Beth Gibbons - Biography". IMDb. Retrieved 2016-04-26.
- ^ a b "Solo album bio" Biography previously published on a Finnish site (archived), Retrieved 15 August 2014.
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Extremes in a changing climate : detection, analysis and uncertainty
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- 1. Statistical Indices for Diagnosing and Detecting Changes in Extremes 2. Statistical Methods for Nonstationary Extremes 3. Bayesian Methods for Nonstationary Extreme Value Analysis 4. Return Periods and Return Levels Under Climate Change 5. Multivariate Extreme Value Methods 6. Methods of Tail Dependence Estimation 7. Stochastic Models of Climate Extremes:Theory and Observations 8. Methods of Projecting Future Changes in Extremes 9. Climate Variability and Weather Extremes: Model-Simulated and Historical Data 10. Uncertainties in Observed Changes in Climate Extremes 11. Uncertainties in Projections of Future Changes in Extremes 12. Global Data Sets for Analysis of Climate Extremes 13. Nonstationarity in Extremes and Engineering Design Index.
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- This book provides a collection of the state-of-the-art methodologies and approaches suggested for detecting extremes, trend analysis, accounting for nonstationarities, and uncertainties associated with extreme value analysis in a changing climate. This volume is designed so that it can be used as the primary reference on the available methodologies for analysis of climate extremes. Furthermore, the book addresses current hydrometeorologic global data sets and their applications for global scale analysis of extremes. While the main objective is to deliver recent theoretical concepts, several case studies on extreme climate conditions are provided. Audience The book is suitable for teaching in graduate courses in the disciplines of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Earth System Science, Meteorology and Atmospheric Sciences.
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Guam - The U.S. Attorney's Office in Seattle has issued the following statement on the magistrate hearing of accused Russian cyber thief Roman Seleznev who spent about a month in jail here on Guam after his "detention" by U.S. Secret Service agents in the Maldives.
The Roadwork Ahead: MONDAY August 18 - SUNDAY 24
Guam - The Guam Department of Public Works has released the following list of road construction projects that may cause traffic delays in the week ahead.
U.S. DOL: American Samoa Government Workers to Receive Back Pay
Guam - As a result of an investigation conducted by the U.S. Department of Labor's Wage Hour Division, the American Samoa Government agreed to pay $177,300 in predominantly overtime back wages to 111 workers employed throughout the government by Aug. 27.
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Will Mamata Banerjee turn Shahrukh Khan's saviour?
Shahrukh Khan is the brand ambassador of West Bengal. Hence, the duo share a great chemistry. The CM explained that the entire incident was a consequence of misunderstanding. SRK, who got into a brawl with the security and the MCA officials on Wednesday, has been banned from entering the stadium by the MCA.
Talking to the media, Banerjee said, "We love Maharashtra... It's the capital city of India in respect to business. From Sachin to Shah Rukh... we love all... SRK is our brand ambassador. I don't know whether it will be right for me to comment upon it. It's a sensitive issue." SRK, on the other hand, has demanded an apology from the MCA officials. Witnessing Khan-MCA drama, it looks like the Bengals' didi is the only saviour, who might do her bit to turn the MCA officials' decision against Shahrukh.


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METALLICA played its 1983 debut album, "Kill 'Em All", from beginning to end during a surprise INCOGNITO set at the Orion Music + More festival in Detroit, Michigan. Disguised as a no name group from Baltimore called DEHAAN ( a nod to actor Dane DeHaan, who stars in METALLICA's upcoming IMAX 3D movie, "Metallica Through The Never"), they hit the Vans Damage Inc. stage at 4:30 p.m., the METALLICA members themselves came on and reeled off songs from "Kill 'Em All" one by one, including such classics as "Hit The Lights", "Seek And Destroy" and "No Remorse".
James Hetfield posted a photo on Instagram of the DEHAAN backdrop w/the message: "Don't miss Dehaan! #MUYA #mff #UwillRegretMissingThem #IfUdoUmightKillEmAll #winkWink #getIt?"
The band's setlist was : 01. Hit The Lights 02. The Four Horsemen 03. Motorbreath 04. Jump In The Fire 05. (Anesthesia) Pulling Teeth 06. Whiplash 07. Phantom Lord 08. No Remorse 09. Seek And Destroy 10.
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"Kill 'Em All" was recorded in two weeks on a tiny budget in upstate New York. Only 1,500 copies were initially pressed, but the album was reissued by Elektra Records after they signed in 1984 and has since been certified triple platinum for sales of more than three million copies. The original title of "Kill 'Em All" was "Metal Up Your Ass". The opening cut, "Hit the Lights", was the first song that frontman James Hetfield and drummer Lars Ulrich wrote together after forming METALLICA. Another version was on the 1982 compilation "Metal Massacre".
Lead guitarist Dave Mustaine was replaced by Kirk Hammett shortly before recording started, Mustaine still has several writing credits on the disc and went on to form MEGADETH. Many songs from the album are still part of METALLICA's set list, including "The Four Horsemen", "Seek and Destroy" and "No Remorse".


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I am having some trouble getting global macros to represent numbers properly.
Every week I receive some csv files that are named things like file_20080331.csv
I use these files in a series of do-files that reference them as
file_${t}.csv, and all is well.
However, when at the very end I produce a rolling summary report file
where I want to record the date in the same format, I am getting a
surprise result. I am doing this:
local lastline=${cycles}+1
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replace date_cohort=${t} in `lastline'
Yet the date_cohort observation corresponding to ${t}=20080331 is
20080332; and the one that corresponds to ${t}=20080421 is 20080420.
It's strange, because if ${t} were anything but 20080421, my do-files
would produce a "file not found" error when trying to look for that
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I've got the following big problem. I'm using Mathematica 4.0 (Windows)
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Santa Monica College is within a mile (2 km) of Travelodge Santa Monica, and other popular attractions like Santa Monica Pier are within a few miles (5 km). This 82-room hotel welcomes guests with conveniences like free breakfast, free in-room WiFi, and free self parking. Also nearby are Venice Beach and Santa Monica Museum of Art.
Free continental breakfast is offered each morning.
All of Travelodge Santa Monica's 82 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including MP3 docks, coffee makers, and free weekday newspapers. TVs come with satellite channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Bathrooms offer hair dryers and free toiletries. Other standard amenities include free local calls, safes, and ironing boards.
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Guests of Travelodge Santa Monica enjoy free WiFi in public areas, a business center, and free newspapers. Free parking is included with your stay. The 24-hour front desk has staff standing by to help secure valuables, and answer any questions about the accommodations. Additional amenities include laundry facilities, a garden, and barbecue grills.
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Santa Monica Travelodge Santa Monica Pico Blvd is a short drive from ocean beaches. Guests can also take a bus to the beach; a bus stop is across from the motel.
The motel serves a complimentary Continental breakfast each morning, and complimentary snacks in the evening. A courtyard is outfitted with picnic tables and barbecue grills. On-site parking is free.
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Travelodge Santa Monica offers 82 air-conditioned accommodations, which are accessible via exterior corridors and feature MP3 docking stations and safes. Televisions come with premium satellite channels. Bathrooms include shower/tub combinations, complimentary toiletries, and hair dryers.
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In addition to centralizing cancer clinical trial resources and processes, all National Cancer Institute-Designated cancer centers are required to carefully and consistently track trials from start to finish. As a result, a primary task of the CTO Implementation Project team was to research, select, and specify the best tracking and monitoring software available.
The OnCore Clinical Research Management (CRM) by Forte Research Systems is a secure centralized system for tracking clinical research. It's a key tool for more effective and efficient management of clinical cancer trials at MCW. OnCore adds increased effectiveness and efficiencies to all protocols including, patient tracking, clinic visit tracking, accrual reporting, internal auditing, and sponsor billing.
While still in the early stages, the software will have a huge impact on how trials are managed and data availability, accuracy, and accessibility.
Sandi Johnson, MA, Clinical Research Management System Coordinator, has worked diligently on the configuration choices to make OnCore the best tool for clinical trials at MCW. She explains the selection and specification process, and what benefits OnCore brings to the CTO, investigators, and MCW:
I think we looked at about five different vendors, but OnCore was a pretty obvious choice. It's already used by about 40 NCI-Designated Cancer Centers around the country.
I think the biggest benefit of OnCore, and the CTO, is that the software and implementation project has really brought all these different departments together, pulling the best practices from each. OnCore also allows us to measure the sheer volume of work we do here. It tracks hundreds of trials and thousands of patients, and this lets us put our finger on the pulse. When we were all working in our own little areas, we really had no idea what the other departments were working on. Now we have that institutional knowledge—it's all housed in one place. Instead of running around to try to collect data from many different sources and many different formats, ranging from Excel files, to handwritten charts, to knowledge in someone's head, it is all in a single place, in the same format.
I think investigators will like the ability to search in the system themselves, and see all the data and trials across the institution. This has never been available before. It's no longer just in someone's head, or in five different places. One of the biggest benefits is that the system brings all those disparate systems in-line and houses it all in one place that is accessible to everyone.
It's a tool to help physicians and investigators learn the new trial processes, and help them share knowledge about trials throughout the organization. It also really helps with trial management and enrollment. For instance, the system only maintains the most recent consent form, so staff and investigators will always consent patients on the right protocols – that's a really big deal. That takes a lot of pressure off of staff.
The OnCore support staff really seem to be at our beck and call; this is very valuable during these initial months. It's also incredibly important that Dr. Thomas and Betty understand that we need a dedicated, full-time resource to make this happen. I'm really grateful to have that responsibility, start from the beginning with something, move forward, and make it work. I tell people it's my baby.
The system itself is very user friendly and organized really well. There is really no way that someone can go in and break it or screw up the data. It limits access and functionality by user type – it's not like someone can go in and play around with trial protocols.
We would not be this far without Kristin Lemke (Clinical Trials Coordinator on the CTO regulatory team). It's only with her help that we could get all of the active protocols and patients into the system. Now she's working on entering all of the new or pending trials and then closed trials where we're following patients. Eventually we'll have all trial data going back to 2006. I think it's also important that people know that although the CTO is the first to utilize the software, OnCore CRM is was purchased and specified for enterprise-wide use. We worked with cardiology to make sure the software can support other types of clinical trials.
Coming in Phase Two, researchers will have the ability to create customized reports for their trials, and compile and sort data based on their needs. CTO administration will be able to quickly see all patients enrolled in trials and the date that any patient was consented. They can take the data and sort it by department, by PI, by study type, just about anything. This is something that's never be available like this. Before, if this type of data was needed, it would literally take days and days to find where or if it existed, run around and track it down and pull it into some type of report.
It's really an invaluable tool, and we wouldn't have a centralized CTO without it. In these early stages there are always some frustrations and a learning curve, but as we all learn more together, the functionality will come and it will become a go-to resource just like EPIC.
It will make trials easier, better and safer, and will make us a better Cancer Clinical Trials Office.
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Get a grip, everyone. So a baby was born in the most expensive and exclusive private birthing suite in London. But it wasn't exactly the Messiah reborn, just one of the 361,481 newborns who enter the world each day.
The Herald's "royal baby special edition" yesterday quoted a sociologist observing that a lack of privacy in the early development stages of the royal prince could affect the child's personality.
"One of the common things sociologists say is, 'How we think about ourselves is strongly influenced by what others think about us. This will definitely have an impact ... The child will need to learn to disengage with these views and choose to ignore them'."
No doubt Auckland University Associate Professor Steve Matthewman is correct, but I would have thought the biggest influence on the child's upbringing will be the throw of the dice that has him born into a family of unimaginable wealth and privilege.
He will be heir to riches of which the other 361,480 babies who share his birthday can only dream. There will be servants bowing and scraping and picking up his toys from this day forth. Instead of state housing to live in, his life will be spent in state castles.
For a New Zealand kid, it's the sort of life that perhaps the children of our millionaire Prime Minister could begin to imagine, but it will certainly be beyond the ken of the vast majority of the young Kiwis who this royal child, by a fluke of history, is destined to reign over. Unless, that is, our parliamentarians finally realise what century they're living in, and give the Windsor family a long overdue redundancy notice.
The professor suggests our future king should disengage and ignore what others think about him, presumably, if he's to grow up "normal". As far as his New Zealand future subjects are concerned, chance would be a fine thing. Living in a gilded palace half a world away, how will he ever get to know what his contemporaries in Papatoetoe or Porirua think of him or, for that matter, of anything else to do with his future South Pacific realm. Except, no doubt, that the peasants spend a lot of time making Buzzy Bee toys.
Monarchy New Zealand chairman Sean Palmer claims there will be tangible benefits to New Zealand industry and culture from the royal birth because it will draw world attention this way. I can't see how it will help our image being highlighted by commentators as one of the oddities of the modern world, an independent nation too timid to stop sucking the old imperial dummy.
Talking about old links to empire, I was disappointed William and Kate's firstborn wasn't a girl. That would have added a frisson of urgency to the attempt by the Quebec provincial government to challenge the royal succession law changes before - or passed - in the 16 Commonwealth countries, the United Kingdom included, that still have the British monarch as head of state.
The bill, which has to pass through all the respective parliaments to be effective, aims to drag the monarchy out of its sexist past, and give the female first-born of a monarch equal rights to succession as a baby boy. That it still bars Catholics and loyal citizens who happen to be Muslim or Buddhists or non-believers, thus breaching human rights legislation throughout the Commonwealth, is swept under the carpet.
Anyway, Canada's CBC News reported yesterday that Quebec's Attorney-General has joined a group of legal experts to challenge the constitutionality of the Canadian Federal Parliament's vote in favour of the new succession act in March.
Last month, two Quebec law professors, Genevieve Motard and Patrick Taillon, filed a challenge in the province's Superior Court arguing that the Ottawa Government's decision to pass the act without seeking the support of all provinces was contrary to Canada's Charter of Rights and Freedoms.
The provincial government has now joined the action.
But with a boy child now in the bag, this challenge to the attempt to give the monarchy a slight facelift rather loses its immediacy.
As for the new prince being born into a fish-bowl existence, this lack of privacy will be one thing that he will have in common with his future subjects. As Professor Matthewman says, "privacy is a vanishing concept for everyone ..."
On Monday, United Future leader Peter Dunne crawled into bed with the Government to back, with a few cosmetic amendments, the GCSB Amendment Bill, giving New Zealand spies even greater powers to eavesdrop on our phone and internet communications.
As Green Party leader Russel Norman wryly noted, "there is deep irony that Peter Dunne wants to protect his emails from John Key's gaze, but is enabling legislation that will permit the spy agencies to read the rest of our emails at will".


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By Peg Ansbro
If you do not mind playing golf in the rain, the snow or even during a hurricane, here's a valuable tip: your life is in trouble.
In last weeks' play Meg Ferrick had the best score of 64. Tied with 65 was Doris Neimeth and Peg Ansbro. Right behind them was Honey Ryan with 66. Delores McAleer scored a 68. In the seventies were; Bunny GaNun with 71, Lil Hanratty had 75, Pat Kelly scored 76 and the threesome of Nancy Tutolo, Mildred Seligman and Helen Mele each had 78. Bernice Carroll finished with 79. Honey Ryan and Peg Ansbro Birdies we achieved by. Meg Ferrick had a birdie and a chip-in. Helen Mele had a chip-in and a chip-in birdie. Kathleen Joyce had a chip-in and Peg Ansbro also had a chip-in birdie. Nearest to the pin on hole #1 was Helen Mele and on #18, the winner was Chris Brunner. Mary Sullivan has to be the most improved golfer with a score of 81. Congratulations to all!!!
The Guys and Dolls Tournament will be held on Thursday, July 19 at Riis Park and spots are filling up quickly. For reservations, call Sheila Schaberick (718-945-5231) and/or Mary Ellen Hogan (718-634-1678). The cost is $20 per person which is payable to Par Tee Golf. Check in time is at 8:00 a.m. where coffee and cake will be served. Play begins at 8:30 a.m. with a shot-gun start and the format is a scramble.
From June 8-10, Maureen and Neil Wilson, Diane and Bill Ball, and Suzanne and Bill McDonald celebrated the 65th wedding anniversary of their parents, Helen and Bill McDonald. The celebration was held under the brightly colored umbrellas on the beach in front of their home in Roxbury. Congratulations to Helen and Bill. There can't be a more loved and respected couple in BP!!!
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Maine events take on a unique luster at the award-winning Samoset Resort. Whether you are planning a birthday celebration, bar/bat mitzvah, anniversary dinner, or a class reunion, the Samoset Resort has everything you need to celebrate your special event in style. Our historic 230-acre resort boasts 12 distinctive venues for special events in Maine, along with tented outdoor areas that showcase the timeless beauty of coastal Maine along with professional event services and gourmet cuisine. Host an elegant reception in our 6,000-square-foot Knox County Ballroom or a private banquet in La Bella Vita. With room for up to 650 guests, our oceanfront resort can accommodate a variety of Maine events from private family dinners to lavish charity galas.
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Louise from Months of Edible Celebrations has organized a picnic and I'm invited!
Do you remember the old children's alphabet game? The one I used to play goes like this: "A my name is Alice, I live in Atlanta, my husband is an Architect and I love to eat Artichokes." The next person takes "B" and you go in a circle until all the letters are gone.
Well the picnic theme is similar ("I'm going on a picnic and I'm bringing Apple Pie")– and I got the letter "L". Ok, it's a virtual picnic, but I did develop a new drink recipe… just for the occasion.
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But first a little background on my choice of letters. About a year ago I had an almost out-of-body experience with an amazing Lemon Lavender cupcake from the Wild Tomato in Fish Creek, WI. To deal with my lavender fixation I decided to search out the next great lavender recipe–if I could just get the letter "L". I (literally) staked out Louise's blog waiting for my chance and I emerged… victorious!
With my prize (that would be the letter "L") in hand , I first tried a Lavender Lemon Pudding Cake—ummm, nope, too lemony. Next I went the beverage route with Lavender Lemonade—nuh-uh again, bland (though a lovely pink), and finally Lavender Mint tea—just, plain, eeeuuuwww.
I even went so far as to make lavender soap. Yes, I realize this doesn't help.
Approach Revisited
Picnic date approaching, I decided to change direction and go with another idea—could I turn cranberry juice into a zippier, lower calorie summer beverage? Cranberries are great nutritionally with phytonutrients that may provide benefits such as better cardiovascular health and cancer prevention. And they have a wonderful sweet/tart flavor. But with180 calories in a 12 oz glass, it can kill your beach figure fast.
The first try was a charm and here is my answer: lime cranberry fizz with about 70 calories per 12+ oz serving and so tasty my kids used up the whole bag of limes.
Lime Cranberry Fizz
- 1 lime
- 1/2 cup cranberry juice
- 1 packet stevia or 2 t sugar
- 1 c club soda
1. Cut lime in half and squeeze juice into a tall glass. Save one of the lime peel halves (for the cup later).
2. Add sugar or stevia to the juice and stir until blended
3. Add cranberry juice and stir again to make sure sweetener is dissolved.
4. Top with club soda & retained lime peel. Serve over ice.
Tip: If you don't have club soda, plain ordinary water works fine and delivers a beverage that is fresh and tasty—just less fizzy.
Now later in the day I decided to do an alcoholic variation and added some Cointreau (orange flavored liqueur) to keep with the citrus theme. As I googled the combo, I discovered that this is almost a cosmopolitan which–can you believe–I have never had before (ok, since I recently confessed to never cooking with rhubarb, you probably would believe this). No complaints on the alcoholic version either. Err, other than maybe that beach figure issue!
And here is the picnic list so far!
I'm going on a picnic and I'm bringing:
A – Apricot Cobbler
E- Emeril's Strawberry Lemonade
F – Fingerling Potato Salad with Honey Thyme Vinagrette
H – Honey Graham Rollups
I – Incredible Rabbit Pineapple Tarts
J – Jam Jewels
K – Kirschmichel
L – Lime Cranberry Fizz
Don't eat too much!!


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February 29, 2008
For 20 years, Steamboat resident Rob Douglas was a Washington, D.C. private detective specializing in homicide, political corruption and terrorism. Since 1998, Douglas has been a commentator on local, state and national politics in Washington, D.C., Maryland and Colorado. To reach Rob Douglas, email email@example.com.
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Rob Douglas: Should 'ignorant' people vote?
Should citizens have to pass a test to demonstrate a requisite level of political and civic knowledge before voting?
Rob Douglas: County right on oil well
By refusing to kowtow Tuesday night to a heavy-handed attempt by the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission to have water-quality monitoring requirements dropped from an oil well permit for Quicksilver Resources, the Routt County Board of Commissioners exemplified how government closest to the people governs best.
Rob Douglas: Gambling with our image
Do residents of Northwest Colorado want the first image greeting visitors as they land in Hayden to be one of a business based on the vice of separating fools from their money?
Rob Douglas: Politics in Yampa Valley
On Tuesday, national news became local and local news became national when Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney landed in the fossil fuel-endowed Yampa Valley to engage President Barack Obama in the national debate about America's energy future.
Rob Douglas: The blame game of politics
It's an axiom of American politics that our political parties, candidates and elected officials attempt to divert the attention of the electorate away from their own record or platform by slinging mud at their opponents.
Rob Douglas: Has America grown comfortably numb?
If America is to remain an economically vibrant world leader, we must not become numb to our economic reality.
Rob Douglas: Our national cancer is growing
While many factors contribute to the declining economic health of our country, the largest contributors are our burgeoning federal retirement and health care entitlement programs.
Rob Douglas: Falling prey to the United Nations?
The Obama administration is not moving fast enough to thwart a threat, and the American people seem tragically unaware of a pending loss of freedom and security.
Rob Douglas: The right thing to do
Sometimes easy decisions are difficult. Today's column is my last. Starting Sept. 12, I will launch a radio show discussing national politics. My co-host will be Cari Hermacinski. The show will initially air Saturday mornings on KBCR 1230 AM from 8 to 10 a.m.
Rob Douglas: Health care responsibility reform
The health care reform debate - pitting President Barack Obama and liberal Democrats on one side against Republicans and conservative Democrats on the other - is wildly misnamed.
Rob Douglas: Bear killing appears senseless
According to the Steamboat Pilot & Today, at about 10 p.m. July 20, Towny Anderson heard a gunshot. Anderson looked out his window and saw a slain bear lying on the ground next to an overturned garbage can. Anderson didn't see who shot the bear.
Rob Douglas: Automatic annexation votes would be unwise
Amendment to Home Rule Charter unnecessary
Most Tuesday evenings, the 7 p.m. public comment period during Steamboat Springs City Council meetings passes with little consequence. Often, no one steps to the podium to address the council. This week, Steve Aigner provided a notable exception.
Rob Douglas: Justice delayed is justice denied
The expression "justice delayed is justice denied" is a cliche, but it's nonetheless proving true with the glacial pace of the prosecution of Eduardo and David Capote for their suspected roles in the death of Richard Lopez.
Rob Douglas: Goodbye, 'quaint little ski town'
On the timeline of our lives, we tend to mark events that signal significant turning points. For residents of the Yampa Valley, Tuesday presented one of those moments when Steamboat Springs officially ceased to exist as a quaint little ski town.
Rob Douglas: What would the founders think?
This Fourth of July, consider the freedoms we are surrendering to the federal government and what our founding fathers would think if they could see their nation now.
Rob Douglas: Social media and the 'Angel of Iran'
Revolution does that to me. The pro-democracy Iranian Revolution - fueled by outrage about the sham re-election of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad as dictated by Iran's "supreme leader" Ayatollah Ali Khamenei - captured my attention.
Rob Douglas: 1 developer stands up to naysayers
Lately, given the economic headwinds and increased sniping from those seeking to derail any construction, I find myself pulling for the development community to succeed against the odds.
Rob Douglas: Supreme consequences
Throughout the run-up to last year's presidential election, there was little attention paid outside of legal circles to whom candidate Barack Obama might select to sit on the Supreme Court if given the opportunity.
Rob Douglas: Addition by subtraction
Two days ago, the Colorado Legislature called it a wrap for 2009. Unfortunately, as our lawmakers packed their bags and headed home, they left my fantasy unfulfilled for yet another year. I dream of a day when elected officials will remove laws from the books instead of adding them.
Rob Douglas: Wanted: 1 objective assessment
Independent expert needs to look at Sheriff's Office funding
Camouflaged by the personality conflicts between the Routt County Commissioners and Sheriff Gary Wall is a question that deserves an answer. Is the Sheriff's Office adequately funded to protect Routt County? The commissioners say it is. The sheriff disagrees.
Rob Douglas: Practicing gutter politics
By threatening the health care benefits of county employees in a transparent attempt to gain political leverage against Sheriff Gary Wall, the Routt County Board of Commissioners is practicing gutter politics.
Rob Douglas: It's time to question everything
In a recent column examining the Routt County Board of Commissioners' April Fools' Day decision to cut county employees' pay by 10 percent, I questioned why we need full-time commissioners.
Rob Douglas: Atira's call to Quinn raises thorny issues
The Atira Group - developers of Ski Time Square, Edgemont and Thunderhead - acted inappropriately by contacting Steamboat Springs City Councilman Jon Quinn at a critical moment in the council's review of Thunderhead.
Rob Douglas: Routt County's April fools
On Wednesday, the Routt County Board of Commissioners demonstrated their brand of April Fools' Day humor by cutting all county employees' pay 10 percent.
Rob Douglas: Why no manslaughter charge?
The question being asked throughout the Yampa Valley this week is: Why wasn't Eduardo Capote Jr. charged with manslaughter, instead of assault, for his role in the death of Sgt. 1st Class Richard Lopez?
Rob Douglas: Obama wisely performs an about-face
As a young boy in the 1960s, I learned to ride horses on the Hancock farm in rural New Jersey. Our family's friendship with the Hancocks resulted in my first meaningful exposure to the Vietnam War when their youngest son, John, was drafted.
Rob Douglas: We need those stinkin' badges
While playing Fred C. Dobbs in "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre," Humphrey Bogart and his companions are confronted by a group of outlaws impersonating Mexican federal police. Dobbs is immediately suspicious and demands proof from Gold Hat - the outlaws' leader - that they are "Federales."
Rob Douglas: Bigger isn't always better
This week marks the start of my eighth year in the Yampa Valley and my second year writing a column for the Steamboat Pilot & Today. Unbeknownst to City Council members, they gave me an anniversary present.
Rob Douglas: Stolen laptop brings identity theft risk
Because of the theft of a laptop containing the Social Security numbers of 1,300 past and present Steamboat Springs School District employees this week, I'm changing hats to identity theft consultant.
Rob Douglas: Obama's visit a failed opportunity
On Tuesday, while signing the stimulus, President Barack Obama failed miserably at his campaign promise to govern with transparency.
Rob Douglas: Steamboat sails into uncharted waters
If you wander down to Citizens Hall in the near future to attend a Steamboat Springs City Council meeting, you'll witness what happens when a city and nation drunk on out-of-control spending awaken to the migraine headache of a monumental fiscal hangover.
Rob Douglas: Suspend the affordable housing ordinance
The Steamboat Springs City Council meets next week to debate and decide the future of the city's affordable housing ordinance. The council should compromise between the ideologies entrenched on opposite sides of the issue.
Rob Douglas: Citizenship in the age of Obama
Given the resounding electoral victory of President Barack Obama, how should good citizens behave in light of that mandate for change?
Rob Douglas: Commander in Chief or law professor?
By ordering the closure of the Guantanamo Bay terrorist detention camp and ordering a review of methods used to hold and interrogate terrorist suspects, President Barack Obama has reignited a critical national security debate.
Rob Douglas: Affordable housing ordinance unjust
This week, the Steamboat Springs City Council finally began to rethink the city's ill-conceived affordable housing ordinance.
Rob Douglas: Tell council president, 'I'm with you, Loui'
On Wednesday, the Steamboat Springs City Council voted to offer Victorville, Calif., City Manager Jon Roberts the city manager's job in Steamboat.
Rob Douglas: One question for Jon Roberts
I suspect most readers saw the above headline and thought, "Jon who?" So, let's begin 2009 with a trip down memory lane.
Rob Douglas: Council has some 'splainin' to do
As we prepare to turn the calendar from 2008 to 2009, the Steamboat Springs City Council is poised to hire our newest new city manager. Before doing so, the council should - as Ricky famously said to Lucy - do some 'splainin.'
Rob Douglas: Lessons from our largest bank heist
Like many folks in the valley, I wear more than one hat when it comes to scratching out a living. In fact, penning this column is a tiny fraction of my work. Given the Alpine Bank heist, I'll change hats and draw on my full-time career to offer some thoughts to local businesses and consumers.
Rob Douglas: The people hidden behind the numbers
We all should make it a priority to ensure none of our neighbors goes hungry or cold
On Tuesday evening, the Steamboat Springs City Council members born with Y chromosomes outvoted the council's sisters of fiscal sanity and passed a 2009 budget with numbers even Miss Whittier would decry as excessively Pollyannaish.
Rob Douglas: Will Obama bail out Steamboat?
Last Friday, in an effort to assure the country he'll solve the nation's fiscal woes, President-elect Barack Obama stated during his first press conference, "Immediately after I become president, I'm going to confront this economic crisis head-on by taking all necessary steps to ease the credit crisis, help hardworking families, and restore growth and prosperity."
Rob Douglas: It's time to temper Obama expectations
In the spring of 1968, the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. and Sen. Robert F. Kennedy were slain by assassins' bullets, igniting a summer of discontent marked by riots and the burning of American cities.
Rob Douglas: Steamboat remains calm as Vail panics
Just as proposed federal solutions to the tightening national economy differ based on competing economic and political philosophies, so do official local reactions to projected fiscal downturns in Steamboat Springs and Vail.
Rob Douglas: Is this downtown Steamboat or downtown Newark?
It's long past time somebody says out loud to Monument Oil - and the Brown clan of Grand Junction that runs Monument - what we've all been whispering for months.
Rob Douglas: Sheriff Gary Wall's arrest may have been set up by officers
A year after his arrest, Routt County Sheriff Gary Wall was sentenced this week to probation for driving while his ability was impaired by alcohol and for prohibited use of a weapon. Case closed? Maybe not.
Rob Douglas: 'We're going to have to cut things'
No matter where we live in Routt County, we'll all have to do without things we like from government as our communities confront a difficult economy for the foreseeable future..
Rob Douglas: City Council should balance the budget
Given that our nation's current fiscal morass, is it any wonder most citizens feel helpless as their financial health is threatened?
Rob Douglas: Rethink affordable housing
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article examining a policy question facing the presidential candidates titled "Homeownership Push Is Rethought." The question posed in the article is, "How aggressively should a new administration promote homeownership?"
Rob Douglas: Fiscal challenges bring opportunity
As the possibility becomes a probability that Routt County will not escape the national economic downturn, the deadlines for local government budgets loom.
Rob Douglas: Palin a pit bull with lipstick
As the crowd chanted "Hockey moms!" during her Republican vice presidential nomination acceptance speech Wednesday evening, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin ad-libbed, "You know what they say the difference between a hockey mom and a pit bull is? Lipstick."
Rob Douglas: Chief issues gag order, threats
In a move that soils representative democracy, Oak Creek Police Chief Russ Caterinicchio issued a gag order to the Oak Creek Town Board Trustees and threatened criminal charges for violations of his command.
Rob Douglas: Chief Caterinicchio acted unprofessionally
Last week, this column questioned whether Oak Creek Police Chief Russ Caterinicchio has the appropriate temperament for his job. This week, while examining Oak Creek's Taser policy, I got a full dose of that temperament.
Rob Douglas: Rookie chief needs oversight
Oak Creek officer agrees with himself on appropriate actions
On Monday, Oak Creek Police Chief Russ Caterinicchio announced he had concluded his internal investigation of the arrest and tasing of former town Mayor Kathy "Cargo" Rodeman by Sgt. Erik Foster. And - no surprise here - the chief agrees with himself.
Rob Douglas: Does one box trump the other?
There are two paths we follow when we seek the official judgment of our fellow citizens. The first path ends at the ballot box. The second concludes at the jury box.
Rob Douglas: Something's got to give
This week, the rejuvenated Steamboat Springs City Council heard the most refreshing words spoken in Centennial Hall since voters expressed their displeasure with the profligate spending habits of the last council by electing five new faces in November 2007.
Rob Douglas: Citizenship in decline?
The other day while caffeinating downtown with Mike and Roger, I expressed my astonishment that apparently two people named Towny Anderson live in Steamboat.
Rob Douglas: C.R. 36 becomes Taylor Way
A year ago today, mountain biking and cross-country skiing champion Katherine Ingalls sped to a second-place finish in the Women's Expert Division of the Steamboat Springs Town Challenge Mountain Bike Series.
Rob Douglas: Engle's death demands answers
The untimely death of Steamboat Springs resident David Engle last Sunday was a preventable tragedy that raises questions concerning personal and public responsibility on the part of landlords, the city and tenants.
Rob Douglas: We all live in glass houses
Steamboat Springs High School students have crossed a formal classroom threshold for the last time this school year, but life's lessons continue. Unfortunately, the education they're receiving from some of us is nothing to be proud of.
Rob Douglas: Senseless acts near and far
How did you feel when you learned that five American flags were recently stolen, desecrated or tampered with in Oak Creek?
Rob Douglas: Council stumbles on Lincoln Avenue
On Tuesday evening, local gadfly Bill Jameson challenged the Steamboat Springs City Council to be visionary in redesigning Lincoln Avenue through downtown Steamboat Springs. But the council was blinded.
Rob Douglas: Horrific crime rekindles debate
She was 8. I was 26. She was calm, and her answers were matter-of-fact. I was nervous, and my questions showed it.
Rob Douglas: In search of the mythical tourist
Wanted: 32,000 summer tourists to replace Triple Crown. Must spend $25 million at local businesses and generate $1.19 million in local taxes during a 10-week period. Applicants must demonstrate the ability to be invisible to locals at all times.
Rob Douglas: A Dear Jon letter
As everyone is busy this weekend decamping for their annual pilgrimage to warmer climes, I thought I'd sneak a private letter to City Council freshman Jon Quinn while no one's looking. This is eyes-only to Jon Quinn. Everyone else, turn the page to last night's Avs recap.
Rob Douglas: Is business a dirty word?
Last week's column concerning Triple Crown's request to use Emerald Park on an interim basis - coupled with my belief that City Council should grant that use - elicited much reaction.
Rob Douglas: Put an Emerald on this Crown
Recall the Rainbow Family gathering in Big Red Park two summers ago or, as I like to call it, The Panic of '06. I'm starting to wonder if, in the prejudices of some, Triple Crown Sports is nothing more than the Rainbow Family in better uniforms.
Rob Douglas: Ready, shoot, aim
In August 2002, Baltimore Sun reporter Del Wilber broke the news that Baltimore's Police Commissioner, Ed Norris, had used an "off-the-books departmental fund to finance more than $178,000 in expenses." Expectedly, Maryland's political establishment rallied to Norris' side against the hated Sun.
Rob Douglas: The sins of the Father
God damn America. Three words. Three words shouted by Barack Obama's pastor with enough venom to end Obama's political life.
Rob Douglas: You monster, you
Recently, when Hillary's campaign mouthpiece hit Barack with the foulest Democrat slur - comparing him to Ken Starr, Obama's surrogate fired back, calling Clinton a "monster."
Rob Douglas: Thank you, Eric
A week ago, this community lost one of its best. We lost a good man. We lost a brave soldier. We lost Eric O'Hara. How do we say "thank you" to a young man gone too early? How do we say 'thank you' to a young man who stepped up when so many didn't? How do we say "thank you" to a young man who answered the call of his country?
Rob Douglas: Let's rally for Randall
"Rob, we've just crossed into N-ville." I sat in stunned silence.
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DENVER (CBS4) – Colorado is still recovering from the floods in September, and those efforts got a big boost Wednesday from Great Outdoors Colorado.
The organization has offered $5 million in emergency grant money. The money will be used to repair parks and trails damaged by flood waters.
Great Outdoors Colorado is funded by the Colorado Lottery.
LINK: Great Outdoors Colorado
Colorado Floods: How To Help
The recent floods are impacting families and communities throughout Colorado, so CBS4 has compiled a list of ways you can support the local communities impacted by the floods.
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- No Federal Funding For Front Range Disaster Projects
- Engineers Enjoy Unique Situation During Scheduled Maintenance On Bear Creek Dam
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Finally Got My WHEELS! (PICS)
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First off, thanks to all who have gave me helping hand in this project I am very thankful. I have a 2010 Dodge ram 1500 Big Horn with a RCX 1.25 Body lift, Bilstein shocks up front set at 2.8, TGC 1 inch rear spacer and 35x12.50R20 Federal M/T with 20x10 -24 offset Fuel Throttles. I am so happy with the way it looks the stance is sick, but a small amount of rubbing on my left side when turning at full lock to the left. Let me know what you guys think!!!!:smileup:
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Sweet looking ride!
Discount Auto Performance
that looks pretty nice right there
i know what i say....thats one nice looking truck...good work man
Looks awesome. Your federals look WAY wider and bigger than mine. I have 35x12.5x17s
I guess because you are on a 10" wide rim and I'm only on a 8.5" wide. :( bummer.
How are you like the federals though??
Thanks Guys it means a lot to hear you guys liking my rig..Fish i like them so far got a hummm though at high speeds..plus a little shake on the interstate..Is that normal for a M/T tire? This is my first set so still learning about them.
i dont recall if u had them on stock wheels are not.
anyway..mine shake a bit and im pretty sure its my lack of a hub centric wheel cuz everytime I take my tires off to do maintenance and put them back on. the vibration is different. I have rings to put on, just haven't yet.
Mine hum pretty good at 30-35 mph but on the highway i cant hear them much...and when i do, it's kinda soothing lol. Only one person on this forum has gave me crap for buying the federals. he said "they are cheap for a reason and like most M/Ts can be a nightmare, sometimes impossible, to balance" but...I like them..dont really have anything else to compare them to though. Go rip around in the mud in them..then you'll really fall in love :)
LOL ok brother! I like the look of the tire and its good to know thats its just not my tires. And they dont ride bad at all though!
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I've asked on the board before. I got restylane under the eye more than 3 years ago, and it created a large fat and hard lump, that has persisted for the past 3 years. I think it is scar tissue under my eye now (granuloma). If this a 'granuloma', then what can be done? Can hyaluronidase help against 'granuloma'?
Possible Granuloma.
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Granuloma after Restylane
It is unusual for a granuloma to form in this area. It is likely product. It is possible to inject a small amount of Vitrase into the area to see if it brings down the bump. It will work beautifully if is product. I advise you seek an exam with an experienced injector to determine if this is an option.
Web reference: http://www.celibre.com/restylaneTreatment.aspx
If the bump is due to Restylane it could be treated with hyaluronidase.
Scars or granulomas following Restylane would be extremely unlikely. I have probably performed 20,000 injections with Restylane over the past 10 years and I have never seen it. If there is any residual Restylane in the bump, I would recommend treating it with Hyauronidase to see if it will go away. That is a very safe treatment option.
Lower lid bump
You need a proper examination to first find out what the lump is and then consider treatment options. Consult an oculoplastic surgeon. There are surgical and nonsurgical options.
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It is unlikely to be a granuloma.
Restylane is very unreactive. This means that it stimulates very little inflammation. Scar tissue and granuloma are unlikely. The lump is likely high in the dermis and has resisted removal by natural means. I have seen product persist in this fashion for over three years. The appropriate treatment to remove this is in fact an injection of the enzyme hyaluronidase. This will remove the lump most likely
Web reference: http://www.lidlift.com
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On 2009-07-21 04:08, Masanari Iida wrote:
Thanks for reply.You specified a PV, not a VG. Try: # vgs vg01Yes I know it should work. # vgs vg01 VG #PV #LV #SN Attr VSize VFree vg01 1 0 0 wz--n- 3.82G 3.82G The point I want to say is, vgs command _should_ return non-zero exit status value, if vgs command returned an error.
Reference: man lvm(8) DIAGNOSTICS All tools return a status code of zero on success or non-zero on fail- ure.
I have found this bug on RHEL5 (which uses lvm2.02.40-6) and I have checked out WHATS_NEW between 2.02-40 to 49, so far no similar symptom.
Debian Sid's 2.02.44-3 returns a non-zero code, so either RH fixed it upstream, or Debian patched it...
# vgs --version WARNING: Ignoring duplicate config node: filter (seeking filter) LVM version: 2.02.44 (2009-01-26) Library version: 1.02.30 (2009-01-26) Driver version: 4.14.0 # vgs /dev/sdc1 WARNING: Ignoring duplicate config node: filter (seeking filter) Volume group "sdc1" not found # echo $? 5 -- Scooty Puff, Sr The Doom-Bringer


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Jordan Woy's clients include 40 players on 20 NFL teams. Among them are:
Dallas Cowboys linebackers Anthony Spencer and Victor Butler, defensive ends Jason Hatcher and Kenyon Coleman, and kicker Dan Bailey.
Donald Driver, Green Bay Packers receiver; Matt Bryant, Atlanta Falcons kicker; and Jordan Pugh Washington Redskins safety.
A sizable number of players from nearby TCU and SMU. Jason Phillips of the Carolina Panthers, Braylon Broughton of the New Orleans Saints and Daryl Washington of the Arizona Cardinals are all from TCU. Emmanuel Sanders of the Pittsburgh Steelers, Aldrick Robinson and Josh LeRibeus of the Washington Redskins, and Sterling Moore of the New England Patriots are from SMU.
Notable former Dallas Cowboys, including safety Roy Williams, offensive lineman Flozell Adams and safety Brock Marion.
Woy's agent fee is 3 percent, and he typically likes to sign players to five-year contracts. "The bottom line is that I can negotiate a four-year contract for a player and he has the right to fire me a day, or a week or a year later if he wants to," says Woy. "But if I have negotiated that deal for that player, and he and the team have all signed off on it, then whether he fires me or not, he is obligated to pay me -- and it's usually 3 percent per year -- for the life of that contract that he plays out.
"Now, on the flip side, let's say a player terminates an agent, and he's in the middle of his three-year deal that that agent negotiated. He can sign with me, but I won't get paid until I negotiate a new deal for that player. And I might not get paid for the two remaining years of his old contract, even though I'm officially his new agent."
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Miniature Aircraft 3x6mm Button Head Screw (4)
Miniature Aircraft
Discontinued Online
This item is discontinued and no longer available for purchase. You may want to search our site for a similar item.
This is a pack of four replacement Miniature Aircraft 3x6mm Button Head Screws, and are intended for use with the Miniature Aircraft Fury 55 and Furion 6. These are used to secure the flybar control arms to the flybar control bars on both helicopters. They are also used to secure the battery mount rail assembly to the frame on the Furion 6, and secure the radio plate, anti rotation guide, and fan to the fan hub on the Fury 55.
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Cowboys Fans Undaunted Despite Team Lack Of Scoring, Running Game.
I thought I'd bring some authenticity to the table in the wake of the latest rash of avarice thrown Cowboys fans way. Of course it's based on the drubbing by CHI. We are as passionate about our team as any other set of fans. We disregard the implication DAL fans are less passionate about our team. No matter what opportunist pundits may say otherwise.
Truth is we don't hate Jerry Jones. We believe he's GM challenged. We also believe in spite of faulty GM practices. Cowboys can score more along with running the ball better. Until we get proper coaching and front office decisions. We'll ignore conjecture aimed at DAL fans and our Team.
Something positive is about to happen at the QB position real soon. Maybe even the HC position gets an extreme makeover. In the meantime. I'll continue to look for a upgrade at GM. In order for practical measures taken to help DAL win more games. First on the priority list and long overdue is, a uplift in the front office altogether. Hang in there Cowboys. Keep fighting. We'll make it.
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Welcome to Supersonic, a riding game through neon circuits, a real electronic experience. The game is based on an electronic rhythm tune and you can grab some accessories before getting into the game, as you will need some protection.
There are three different game modes: blitz (30 seconds), mixtapes and the classic gameplay, even though the game is far from classic: this is a true original and captivating game, a gameplay with neon graphics and incredibly smooth animations, so quick that it's hard to think about your next move.
You can even use your own mp3 songs and create new packs in the Mixtapes mode, it's a really complete game that tries to add new features to differentiate itself from the rest of arcade games. Once you learn how to play, that is, hold your phone and tilt it in order to steer, there's no way back.
Kuuasema is the developer of Supersonic free and paid HD version with no ads. There are other variations of the game and we hope it gets the recognition it deserves, we actually enjoyed it very much.
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