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not trying to shit stir or anything, but if you dont have much money/make much money, any reason your driving a brand new car? could use the money elsewhere?
but i suppose this is "Merica". the land of credit cards. Where credit is better than having money.
I love credit cards, but also pay them off.
time to go back to drinking.
So, even tho you say it's in general, I figure I will reply since it was right after me mentioning I didn't have enough money. And I am buzzed, so why not.
Anyways, I like to hae 6-8 months income saved, which, for a 23 year old, if rather responsible for myself. So, my goal was so put enough down to have monthly payments less than the used car I owed 1 more year on, as well as still have my 6 months of saving. Since my estimate on taxes was so poor, I decided to nix some features that my dealer said he could just add later for less than getting a car with those features and others that I didn't want.
So, when I was surprised to get almost 4 times as much as I thought I would get, I now want to have those features, without the headache of adding them...
As for the whole idea of "using the money elsewhere" I figure managing to get out of a car that I owed more than the dealer value (sold it private for over private kbb), saving on monthly payment, gas, and insurance, was a good move.
And credit cards, I have one, that I keep at about 20% usage, to make payments on, to build credit...And think it's ridiculous that I have to jump through hoops this early in life, so that when I go to buy a house they will approve me...Silly "credit score."
And I make enough money, after all my expenses and fun, I still put away 20-40% of my income every month. Figure for being responsible since the age of 18, and dealing with bad luck on 5 used cars in 5 years I deserved this.
And now to head to bed. I have a spring break worth of assignments to fit into tomorrow
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Parx Racing will host two state-bred stakes Saturday afternoon, the $75,000 Lyman Handicap and the $75,000 Foxy J G Stakes. Both stakes will be contested at seven furlongs, the Lyman for three year-olds and up and Foxy J G for fillies and mares, three and up.
A full field of twelve will face the starter for what looks to be a wide open Lyman. The morning line 5-2 favorite is Rod's Five Star. Owned by Silverrod Stable, Inc. and trained by Ed Lehman, the lightly raced 5 year-old gelded son of Five Star Day is always a factor whenever he runs. The December winner of the $75,000 Valley Forge Stakes has won 7 of 13 lifetime, but has not been able to handle his main rival here, Vicky Schowe's Sloane Ranger. The two met last June in the $150,000 Don Le Vine Memorial Handicap with Sloane Ranger besting Rod's Five Star by a length and a half. Sloane Ranger prevailed again in early September, winning the $75,000 Banjo Picker Stakes, holding off the late charge of Rod's Five Star to finish a head in front. Trainer Marty Ciresa will ride Frankie Pennington on Sloane Ranger, while Lehman has opted for Angel Arroyo. Some others that appear to have a legitimate shot include Arlo (Cynthia Reese), Harbor Kid (Scott Lake), Moon Eclipse (Tony Dutrow) and Tujoes (Steve Klesaris). Arlo, a seven time winner at Parx won the $75,000 Auld Lang Syne Stakes here in December. Harbor Kid was second just behind Rod's Five Star in the Valley Forge. Moon Eclipse has won 5 of 9 locally and is coming off back to back allowance wins, and Tujoes had a terrific year in 2012 and opened his 2013 campaign with a dominating performance at this same distance in a third level allowance in January.
The morning line favorites in the Foxy J G are Greatlookin Blonde and Lisa Stannard. Opening at 5-2, Greatlookin Blonde, owned by Dun Roamin Farm, Inc. and Wire to Wire Stable, Inc. and again trained by Ed Lehman, has never been off the board in 12 career starts. Included in her five wins is a victory last July in the $75,000 Power by Far Stakes. Shelved since that July win, the now 5 year-old Albert the Great mare comes into the race of a bullet five furlong work on April 13th, covering the five-eighths in 1:01.55. Her regular rider Roberto Alvarado will be in the saddle. The 7-2 second choice, Jal Dastur's Lisa Stannard looks to be in the best form of her career right now. The 4 year-old Lite the Fuse filly won a starter race here February 3rd by better than 4 lengths and then came back five weeks later and despite a significant bobble at the start, came roaring from off the pace to win a first level allowance by three. Javier Santiago is set to ride for trainer Mike Pino. Other contenders look to be Darn That Raven (Ramon Preciado), Starship Girl (Chad Brown) and Villette (John Servis). Darn That Raven won this race in 2012, Starship Girl has won 4 of 6 locally, and Villette has won 2 of her last 3, beating Starship Girl last time out.

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Bali - Island of Gods
Trip Start Jan 29, 2009
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I have heard so much about Bali in my younger days. 20 years ago, I bought a book on Bali, with many pictures on it, but hardly read the contents even if I did, I do not remember anything about it. Today, it is all new to me, rain pours in, a great way to greet my friends and me on the night of our arrival. We rushed as fast we could, seated comfortably in a Toyota Unser, which we never thought it would be this nice after all. Tourist Guide is Mr Ketut and his son Made( Ma dey). I realized that all first-born in Bali are Made, 2nd is Wayan, 3rd is Nyoman or Komang and the youngest 4th is Ketut respectively, if my sequence is correct. It is a cycle of every four children in a family. For your info, all the Tourist Guides and the Drivers used these names.
It was 8.00pm, pouring cats and dogs. Flooded road near the hotel where we were staying. After the wash up, we went out for dinner.
Below are the tourist attractions we went to in the next four days.
The Barong Dance and the Kris Dance are located at Gianyar. Barong - "lion dance" - a ritual dance depicting good over evil, with performers wearing fearsome lion-like masks. This dance often staged specifically for tourists as it is one of the most visually spectacular and the storyline is relatively easy to follow. There are five types of Barong. Very colorful costumes, the stage is with typical Balinese two crafted pointed pillars that marks the gateway. On the right side of the stage there is another small platform comprises the musicians, playing the traditional music. The second show is about warriors in trance trying to pierce the kris onto their chest. It is about mind over body. The sharman made his round of prayers, summon all the Gods in their presence, to protect the warriors who are about to fight the enemies. That their body is as hard as steel, kris or any sharp weapons could not kill them.
We then went to Batuan, an old sacred temple, one of the biggest in Bali. Today, it is still a place of worship for the people of Bali. Most sacred temples have rules on personal attire. They will provide sarongs.
Batur Lake is located in Kintamani, where you will find a very tranquil and most visited tourist destination in Bali. On the feet of Mount Batur, lies a crater with clear blue waters, clouds surrounded the mountain, giving a vivid view of the mountain. From afar, one can see a truck or two gliding its way on the barren ground.
Pura Taman Ayun built in 1634; the temple is exposing the Balinese traditional building structure, Meru, surrounded with its beautiful lotus garden. The whole temple complex seemingly pictures the Mount Sumeru floating on a pond. The tiered pagodas reminded me of the similarities in Kingdoms of Nepal.
Tanah Lot Temple stands on a black coral rock at Kediri Village, Tabanan. Under the temple, there lives a sacred snake also you will see the spring water in the cave where it is treated preciously as holy water. When coming of high tides, the priests will guide the devotees and tourists to cross over to the cave. I prayed and received the water, drank it and wash my head and face, hoping for better future.
Monument Bajra Sandi Renon is located in the middle of Puputan Square, the museum shows off its unique architecture. This museum built to commemorate those who "created and established Bali". The design is of the Vajra Bell represent the Symbol of Peace. It took fifteen years to complete.
Pura Gunung Kawi in Sebatu – backdated to 11th century. It is a place of worship with a pool for bathing. Devotees throng to this pool for relaxation and for healing. The main shrine seats Lord Vishnu, commonly devoted by the Balinese. I found peace here
Goa Gajah or Elephant Cave is located in Bedulu Village, Ubud, built in 11th century. The Goa Gajah highlights by green paddy fields and Petanu River. In the early years, a landslide from the earthquake affected the Elephant Cave. A Dutch archaeologist rediscovered the cave in 1923, but the fountains and the pool much later in 1954.
In the open part of the temple, there is an ancient basin, stone sculptures, and small waterfall. Into the cave, you will find 15 holes on the wall for meditation purposes. In the east hole, there is Shiva and Ganesha the other side.
Monkey Forest Temple or Pura Dalem, in Padangtegal, Ubud, refers as "temple of the dead". Lush green forest inhabited with thousands of macaques. A tourist attraction must not miss. A guide will also show you thousand of bats hung on the trees that shivers me down to my spine. I saw a macaque stole the hat from a young man. He attacked him the second time by landing himself on the young man's shoulder. I could see the fright of the man's face. I stayed my distance.
Garuda Wisnu Kencana Cultural Park, a 250-hectare limestone hill, GWK exposing the 22-meter statue of God Wisnu shows off an incredible view and the head of the Garuda is the other attraction that should not miss. Limestone hills chiseled into huge cubes forming as borders stood uniquely in rows
Dreamland is a new spot for beachcombers. It was a long dreadful walk towards the beach, with dazzling hot sun above us. I could use a tan. The road was not ready for visitors; somehow, the westerners seem to know the way there. With its beautiful ocean facing me, I found myself enjoying walking barefoot to some distance, while my friends hid themselves in the shade. I took some pictures; I soon realized it was a topless beach. Quite a treat for me that day though.
Uluwatu Temple, located at the south of Bali. The temple standing on a rocky cliff facing the Indian Ocean view seems has astounded me. Never thought I came this far, almost at the southern tip of the earth. This temple draws much attention from visitors who want to enjoy the sunset or the spectacular show of Kecak Dance. We were there early, because of the tickets for the Kecak Dance in the evening at 5.00pm. Mr. Ketut said to find a good seat before the arrival of the tourists. Spent a two-hour tour round the place, scattered rain brewing from the Indian Ocean, hiding myself in the small store behind the mini arena, just meant for two, chatting with the priest, who became my friend instantly. Kecak Dance is a story depicted from Ramayana's epic story. Lord Hanuman was the highlight on that night of performance.
Griya Kongco Dwipayana, Tanah Kilap, is a temple with a mix of Buddhism, Taoism and Hinduism. There are few sections with own features. There is also a storeroom kept with dragonheads, a shrine Balinese style, yet you can see the Taoist and Buddha statues on the main shrine. I am quite confused, but I guessed it is all the same.
Pura Durga, a request made by me. It is in Ubud, not far from Elephant Cave. Lord Durga is a God manifested from Lord Mariamman. She is the God Mother or better known as Amman by the Indians. It is a place of worship, we had to wear sarong to get in. There are many shrines of big and small all over the compound, what interest me were the chariots kept in the hut. I believe when a grand celebration comes, the devotees will use the chariots to carry the Gods. Hope to see this one day.
Turtle Island in Bali is one of the best places to visit. It is located in Tanjung Benoa, south of Bali. We paid for the boat ride and that includes a stop in the middle of the sea, feeding the fishes, watching the fishes through the glass panel on the base of the boat. It was fun. On the turtle sanctuary, there were so many turtles of different species. The turtle sanctuary boy insisted I should attempt to carry the big one that he was so nice to me, I simply cannot refused. The turtle is 65 years old and weigh so heavy that both of us could hold any longer. He put the eagle on my head, a python on my shoulders, a hornsbill on my arm, and not forgetting having a cameo photo with the handsome iguana lizard.
Tegalalang in Ubud. This is the most scenic place in Ubud. About 30 minutes drive from Ubud town. Here you will find terrace paddy fields before your eyes. So green, so refreshing and picturesque. In fact, you will see this spot in most travel magazines in the world. In addition, before reaching this place, have to remind you to visit the Talisman Restaurant. It is located between the Elephant Cave and Tegalalang. What is special in the menu? Have been yearning for the Bebek Tutu the last few days, the infamous charcoal gril spicy duck in spicy creamy gravy. I had Gado Gado for side orders to treat my friends and the father-son team. "Food Glorious Food…".
Ubud town is located in Central Bali. Ubud, described as a magical, wonderful, cultural center. Above all, it is famous as an arts and crafts hub. One can see many shops of antiques, restaurants, bookshops, art galleries, boutiques and a market full of little things to test your temptations. The famous Ubud Palace is on the main road and down the road; one should not miss this Pura Saraswaty. In there is a temple with a stage, with two beautiful ponds, a restaurant and daily show of cultural dance. Each night performance is different. Cultural Dance shows are from Monday to Fridays only.
Bali Orchid Garden – Located in Sanur. We were there soon after the morning rain. No doubt, it gives freshness to the flowers that makes flower lover starting a completely new day with bright smiles. It did work on me. I did not sound like Julie Andrew that day and if I did, I will probably bring more rain. There is a wide variety of Orchids displayed. Every flower is in full bloom yet so colorful. Some of the species is like out of this world for me. It is so beautiful and rare. Look at my photos and you will agree with me.
The holiday has ended; sadness in my eyes, trying to drag my feet to the airport, hoping the clock will tick unusually slowly and my holidays in Bali will never end. Facing reality is very hard for me that day but surely, I will come to my senses when I am on the plane heading for home.
Am I planning for the next holiday? My heart never ceased to wonder.


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Morrison County commissioners to attend social event
St. Joseph's Foundation awards two Community Health Initiative grants
Essentia Health St. Joseph's Foundation recently awarded two Community Health Initiative grants that will impact the lives of patients, staff and community through good stewardship. Crow Wing County Victim Services received $5,000 to assist victims of crime in Crow Wing County to help them cope with physical injury, financial loss or emotional stress.
In an email release. Kathy Fleisher, executive director of Crow Wing County Victim Services, said "We strive to assist as many crime victims as we can, as efficiently as we can and St. Joseph's Foundation generous contribution will assist us in achieving this goal. We are dedicated to using utmost care in utilizing each dollar wisely to move our program forward,"
Brainerd Nordic Ski Club received $2,000 to support the Brainerd Lakes Area Youth Ski League whose goal is to introduce and support youth ages 4-14 in the healthy life-long sport of Nordic skiing.
"The BNSC is grateful to receive the grant and will use the funds to purchase skies and offer scholarships so all interested youth are able to participate in the Brainerd Lakes Area Youth Ski League," said club member Becky Stadem. "The BNSC hopes that by involving the youth of our community in Nordic skiing, it will encourage outdoor family activities and nurture an enjoyment of winter activities and nature."
The St. Joseph's Foundation Board of Directors reviews grant applications six times annually. Applications must focus on community needs in the Essentia Health-St. Joseph's Medical Center and Clinics service area, be submitted by nonprofits or governmental agencies and meet outlined criteria. For more information and a grant application go to EssentiaHealth.org/Foundation or call (218)828-7564.
The next deadline for applications for Community Health Initiative Grants is April 1.
For more information on the grants contact Miranda at 828-7564 or email@example.com.
Immunization clinic planned
Crow Wing County Community Services Health Division (Public Health) currently provides immunizations at $5 per shot to children 18 years and younger who qualify for the Minnesota Vaccine for Children program and to uninsured and underinsured adults 19 years or older at $10 per shot.
Immunization clinics are held on the second and fourth Tuesday of every month from 8:15 a.m. to 4:15 p.m. by appointment only at CWCCS Health Division, 204 Laurel Street, Suite 12, Brainerd, MN. Clinics are open to all ages. A parent or legal guardian with an immunization record must accompany each child under the age of 18. You should not attend this clinic if your private health insurance pays for immunizations.
To schedule an appointment or to find out if you are eligible, call Margie at 824-1098 or 824-1080.
February clinic dates are Tuesday and Feb. 28.
Sons of Norway to meet Sunday
Sharon Carlson will present a program on her Norwegian ancestry and demonstrate the preparation of open-face sandwiches at the Sons of Norway meeting at 4 p.m. Sunday at Trinity Lutheran Church.
Carlson was featured on a segment of Public Television's "Common Ground." Members and guests will "create" their own Smorbord to enjoy with a light soup supper.
Spring YMCA swim
lessons start soon
The Brainerd Family YMCA's next swim lesson session is coming soon. The lesson schedule is available at the YMCA and on the web at brainerdlakesymca.org. The session begins the week of Feb. 27, and meets once a week for six weeks. These pre-school and school-age lessons are taught by trained instructors. YMCA members can begin registering for classes Feb. 21. Community members can begin registering on Feb.23 Contact the Brainerd Family YMCA at 829-4767 or stop by at 602 Oak Street in Brainerd to register. Also available, online registrations @ Brainerd Lakes YMCA.org
New this session is a teen beginner class. This is for teenagers who have not had the opportunity to learn to swim yet and will feel more comfortable in a class with similar age kids.
Morrison County commissioners to attend social event
CAMP RIPLEY — Members of the Morrison County Board will attend a social event at 4 p.m. Tuesday at the Camp Ripley Recreational Center.


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Child observation and pedagogical documentation as effects of globalisation
Grieshaber, Susan J. & Hatch, J. Amos (2003) Child observation and pedagogical documentation as effects of globalisation. Journal of Curriculum Theorizing, 19(1), pp. 89-102.
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In this article, we review briefly some of the literature from the Reggio Emilia approach that relates to documentation and how it is connected to child observation. Further, we provide a brief account of the discourses of globalization as applied to Reggio Emilia education in general and the use of documentation specifically. We conclude that the importation of the Reggio Emilia approach can be seen in part as a search for a viable alternative to the standards and accountability movement, the availability of the global locally, and the accessibility of patterns of consumption and desire.
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By Albert Burford / American PressSam Houston High will be on a mission to turn the tide in its rivalry with St. Louis Catholic, as the Broncos will attempt to end their streak of four consecutive losses to the Saints at 7 p.m. today at Cougar Stadium.
Getting the season started on the right foot will be a priority for both teams. Sam Houston finished last season with a 2-8 record, while St. Louis finished 5-6, losing in the first round of the playoffs to Neville.
"It's not everything, but it's extremely important for our guys, in particular in overcoming adversity," Sam Houston head coach Vaughn Eggleston said of the first game. "We've struggled the last two years in trying to find our identity and this game is important for that."
Both teams suffered losses in tight games at jamborees last week. Iowa beat St. Louis 13-12 and Sulphur edged Sam Houston 14-12 in the Lake Area Jamboree.
Junior wingback Dekeinen Francois led the way for the Saints offense, amassing 28 yards on seven carries. Quarterback Jack Boyer scored on 2-yard touchdown run, but left the game with an injury. He was listed by St. Louis as the probable starter for tonight's game.
"We found out a lot (in the preseason)," said St. Louis assistant coach Tommy Johns. "We have some young, inexperienced guys that are playing right now and we're moving some people around. We're still in the learning process right now, but we've been improving every week."
St. Louis kicker Cullen Richardson also hit two field goals.
"They do such a great job of everybody on defense doing their job every play," Eggleston said. "Offensively, they do a great job of ball control, play calling and utilizing their skills. They always have good punters and kickers and this year is no exception."
Sam Houston's jamboree loss was in large part the product of two big plays by Sulphur. The Broncos' defense gave up a 44-yard touchdown run and the special teams unit gave up a 75-yard punt return touchdown.
The Broncos scored on their opening drive, led by quarterback Dustin Duhon and a 98-yard kickoff return by senior Cliff Reid.
"(The jamboree) told us that we need to do a much better job of overcoming the small adversity that goes on during games, Eggleston said. "We've addressed that. Hopefully they understand what we want from them. We learned that it's going to take all three parts of the game — offense, defense and special teams — for us to be successful. We've addressed that also."
Eggleston added that the Sam Houston offense would focus on getting players in the right formation with appropriate timing.
"They're running a new offense this year," Johns said. "They keep you honest with a lot of motions and things like that to try to trick you, so we've got to be very disciplined in what we do defensively. They've got quite a few weapons out there."
That offense will go up against a St. Louis defense that returns three starters from last season's squad, all in the secondary.
"We graduated the entire front and both linebackers," St. Louis head coach Mike Johns said. "How we respond and come around in these two areas will be a key to how well we do on defense."
The Saints will likely have athletes playing on both sides of the ball this season.
"We have not really had to do that around here in the past, but you do what you have to do," Tommy Johns said. "We have been pleased with the way the players have responded to that. They seem to be ready for the new challenges."
Eggleston said he expects a close game and said the result may come down to which team can make plays on special teams.


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Drozd-Wilson Moscow Presser!
By Alexey Sukachev / Photo: Allboxing.ru
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Moscow is slowly preparing for its biggest boxing event this year so far. On July 2, German Titov, 2007 and 2008 promoter of the year by the Professional Boxing Federation of Russia, will stage a mid-sized but sound pugilistic tournament at the "Dynamo" Palace of Sports in the western most district ("Krylatskoe") of the Russian capital. Four title fights, including a huge cross roader between cruiserweights Grigory Drozd and Darnell Wilson, and a pro debut of the the Beijing Olympics super heavyweight bronze medalist Vyacheslav Glazkov will form a magic mixture, which will thrill the audience. At least, that is what organizers expect.
A special advertising workout and a subsequent press-conference have been arranged today to promote the evening and to hype the show. Not surprisingly, the event was held at "Fitnessmania" boxing section, which has been recently opened by the future Hall-of-Famer Kostya Tszyu. In the first part of this media meeting, local hero Drozd (31-1, 23 KOs) took the stage to accomplish a light warm-up and then several sparring sessions against Russian showmen and movie actors. Though the celebrities did their little best to hurt the boxer, Drozd (WBO #1, WBA #2, IBF #5 and WBC #6) was jokingly avoiding their slow and light punches to score occasionally with his usu al precision but an unusual mercifulness at the end of his punches. Right after that, Ukrainian giant Glazkov, recently signed by German Titov appeared, and his representative Sergey Yanchishin, and the whole company headed towards a special conference hall for media meetings. Drozd commented on his opponent, "I have seen all of his last fights and I know what Darnell Wilson is all about. He is short, yet immensely strong little fighter who comes and bangs. He is a clever boxer. However, I'm prepared for his tricks and I'm ready to deliver. No way, I'm looking for a walk in the park. The fight will be a huge test for me and I won't underestimate Darnell Wilson".
On his preparation, "Right now I'm working on my physical conditions. I'm right on weight and there will be no problem making the 200lb limit. In two days, I'll start my sparring sessions against fellow teammate Roman Simakov (light heavyweight) and heavyweight Artur Marabyan, who resembles Wilson's stature and style of fighting".
On his rematch with Firat Arslan, "I want it huge. I want it as soon as possible. Right after that bitter setback I asked my promoter to provide me with the re-match. But right now, when I'm near the title bout, I wish to become a champion. Yet, Arslan page isn't closed".
About the venue, "I'm living in Moscow but I f ought here only two or three times during my pro career. I'm very glad to be able to showcase my talent in front of a roaring home crowd again".
Later on German Titov announced the whole card, "Our event will be really big. Moscow fans are surely invited to the evening and we hope to see a fully packed arena. The show will be broadcasted by one of the leading Russian TV channels and rightfully so, because the boxing care will be really competitive"
"The tournament will be headlined by Grigory Drozd and American slugger Darnell Wilson (23-8-3, 20 KOs). The victory in this fight, and we hope Grisha will make us proud of his performance, can solidify his status as the leading contender in the cruiserweight division and establish him as the mandatory challenger for one of the major titles. Drozd was originally scheduled to clash against fellow countryman Vadim Tokarev in what would easily have been the biggest Russian fight in this weight class in years, but unfortunately he withdrew due to an injury and we brought Wilson as a substitute". Three regional titles will be at stake during the collision: WBC Asian Boxing Council, PABA and WBO Asia Pacific belts. Ironically, Darnell 'Ding-a-Ling Man' Wilson lost to both Firat Arslan and Vadim Tokarev before.
"The second title match of the show will be an exciting collision between two of my fighters: Uzbek Sherzod Husanov (1 3-0, 7 KOs) and Croatian Ante Bilic (20-2, 9 KOs) for the WBC Asian Boxing Council and the WBO Asia Pacific junior middleweight belts, owned by the Uzbek. Both combatants need a victory to continue their career at the highest level. It'll surely be a pitch battle", commented Titov. Husanov is ranked #10 by the WBO.
"Dmitry Ganiev (9-0-1, 3 KOs) will put his PABA lightweight title at stake against yet unknown opponent and that also be an interesting fight". It was later revealed that Ganiev will face Sapapetch Sor Saokorat (14-5, 9 KOs) over eleven rounds.
"I'm also proud to present the Baltic Boxing Union belt, which will be contested by two young up-and-coming talents in light heavyweight division. The fight is scheduled for eight rounds and will become the fourth title bout of the evening", confirmed Titov. The BBU 175lb belt is up for grabs by either Russian light heavyweight titleholder Vasily Lepikhin (6-0, 4 KOs), 24, or Russian-licensed Kazakh Mikhail Krinitsin (8-0-1, 4 KOs), 20. Also, two undefeated fighters with almost similar records will collide, when featherweight George Kevlishvili (10-0, 3 KOs) meets Thai Saichon Sotornpitak (10-0, 5 KOs) in a non-title eight-rounder.
Finally, German Titov made a much anticipated announcement, "Ladies and gentlemen, I'm proud to present our newcomer Vyacheslav Glazkov. Please, welcome him! Vyacheslav signed a contract two weeks ago, a nd he surely will be our hope in the heavyweight division. He will make his pro debut on July 2 against German based Turk Ozkan Cetinkaya (15-5-1, 9 KOs). We are planning six fights for Glazkov in the first year of his contract. The vast majority of them will be arranged either in Russia or Ukraine, but we shall showcase him for European and American fans as well". Glazkov was 2008 Beijing bronze medalist in super heavyweight division for Ukraine. He also took the second place during 2007 Chicago world championship.
"I'm very proud to sign with Team Titov", confirmed 24-year old Glazkov. "Their terms of contract were considerably better than these of K2 East promotions so I decided to make an attempt to become a world champion in the most glamorous division. I reject claims about my poor stamina. Come and see me on July 2 and you'll surely be impressed with the outcome".
German Titov also made several comments on the other fighters of his team, "Vyacheslav Gusev (16-1, 3 KOs) will have a huge test in a week. He faces WBC #3 ranked Mexican featherweight Juan Carlos Burgos (21-0, 15 KOs) in Ontario, California, for the vacant WBC CABOFE title. I'll fly overseas to support my pupil in this major test. Gusev is also WBO #7 so the victory can elevate his status very high. Burgos isn't a bum, but he is slow and predictable. He is a tough opponent anyway but Gusev must pass this20test if he is willing to make an impact in his weight class".
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The omens look good for Dilated Peoples on the release of this, their third album. With veterans like the Black-Eyed Peas successfully reborn as a pop act and OutKast rightly crowned as the biggest band on the planet, the future of hip hop no longer looks determined by the size of your Glock. You feel that if the LA-based trio are going to cross over - something they threatened to do with previous releases The Platform and Expansion Team - then the time is now.
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The December index of industrial production (IIP) number has come in at -2 per cent versus 8 per cent year-on-year (YoY).
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Don't know how I feel about this one. I can sort of understand it for people who teach in ski school. Especially when kids are required to where a helmet. On the flip side, ski area employees are notoriously under paid. So now you have to buy a helmet when you are already living on Mac 'N Cheese and Ramen?
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Kinda sucks they don't have the money, but I'm sure they can scrape buy if it is a priority. Don't they get some kind of discount? Can't all ski/snowboarded related stuff be a tax write-off? I wonder how many employees are aware all this stuff can be written off.
IMO everyone should be required. What are the legit reasons for not? I can't think of one. With that said I need to make it a habit of wearing my helmet.
I have a friend who works at Vail as a lifty. He said a lot of the local shops are throwing RIDICULOUS deals at them for last years helmets. Like over 50% off. He got a Giro Omen for $90. I paid almost $200 for mine. I think the shops are definitely aiming for some loyalty on this one, but it's awesome that they recognize that helmets are pretty expensive for them.
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I don't see resorts requiring patrons to wear a helmet for a long time. People will just take their dollars elsewhere. Even the requirement for kids in ski school to wear one can be circumvented by the parent signing a waiver. If helmet use gets above 90% of the general skier/rider using them, then you might start to see resorts making their use required. Any less than that, and it's a lot of money for a resort to lose by taking that gamble.
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$90 is still a lot of food, beer, and play money for a bottom feeder employee.
That sucks, but it is kinda good because they're setting an example and in my opinion helmets are great, they've saved me dozens of times.
everyone knows that waivers don't hold up in court-you can never sign your rights away.
more like shops are sweating with all the overstock that they are carrying into the summer.
The resorts can't swing the cash and get them helmets? :rolleyes:
For insurance reasons, I can understand wanting your employees to wear helmets, but I don't think it is right to require them to buy gear that may not fit into their budgets. I assume the resort doesn't give them a couple weeks to sit around watching Brociety for a $30 helmet...
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Frank, As others already mentioned, Reference qreg part explains bootstrap method to construct SEs. My experience told me that the Stata's SEs were hardly corret. Skyang -----Original Message----- From: email@example.com [mailto:email@example.com] On Behalf Of Frank Eaton Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 3:21 PM To: email@example.com Subject: Re: st: RE: qreg Skyang, Please do tell me more, thank you! Frank At 11:56 AM 2003-02-26 -0500, you wrote: > >As far as I know, qreq does not produce the right SEs. There are several >ways to construct standard error. I will tell further if you cannot >find ways to construct SEs. > >Skyang > > >-----Original Message----- >From: firstname.lastname@example.com >[mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com] On Behalf Of Frank Eaton >Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 2:29 PM >To: firstname.lastname@example.com >Subject: st: qreg > >I posted the following message a couple of weeks ago and have had no >replies. Did it get lost in the debate over picketing? Anyway, can >anyone >provide any advice? > >Frank > >>Date: Wed, 12 Feb 2003 09:07:01 -0800 >>To: email@example.com >>From: Frank Eaton <email@example.com> >>Subject: qreg >> >>My attempts to run qreg yield plausible parameter estimates, but the >SEs >are all very small, such as 3.92e-14. Does anyone have an idea what >might >cause this problem? Is it something in my data? All help appreciated. >> >>Frank >> > >Frank Eaton, Principal >ARC Applied Research Consultants (division of NFO CFgroup) >112 Kent Street, Suite 2010A >Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5P2 >Telephone: (613) 230-4931 >Fax: (613) 232-7102 > >* >* For searches and help try: >* http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html >* http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq >* http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/ > >Attachment Converted: D:\Z\Eudora Attachments\Shinkyu Yang.vcf > * * For searches and help try: * http://www.stata.com/support/faqs/res/findit.html * http://www.stata.com/support/statalist/faq * http://www.ats.ucla.edu/stat/stata/
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Jon Hamm leaving a bar in Hollywood (11/11)
Jon Hamm got absolutely shitfaced at a bar in Hollywood on Sunday night. I'm assuming he was there to celebrate Veteran's Day. "Hey baby, I just got back from a grueling, two-day Civil War reenactment where I played the aide-de-camp to Maj. Gen. Stonewall Jackson. How 'bout you buy a veteran a drink?" C'mon, I can't be the only one who uses that line . . .
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Michael Phelps, Bernard Hopkins & More Sports Stars Get Naked For ESPN's 2014 Body Issue
Get excited guys! Because this year's ESPN Body Issue is here!
We got a quick taste of what to expect from this year's issue with a look at naked tennis star Tomas Berdych, but seeing everyone together is much more exciting. I'm always impressed by the athletes they get to pose naked for them.
This year we've got Michael Phelps, Bernard Hopkins and even Venus Williams. And my god all of their bodies are flawless.
They might even give these shirtless models are run for their money. In addition to being naked inside the magazine, Michael Phelps is also on one of the covers. And here it is thanks to the good folks at Good Morning America.
… and more from the #ESPNBody issue. @MichaelPhelps @ESPNMag pic.twitter.com/UxCGcAKqeI
— Good Morning America (@GMA) July 7, 2014
Yeah, I'm OK with staring at naked people on a Monday. Launch the gallery to see which other athletes made this year's magazine. Now, while we don't actually see any naughty bits (maybe a butt or two) it's still pretty NSFW. Depending on where you work, of course. Enjoy!


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BaCon IV
BaCon, "the meatiest con in Finland," is organized this Sunday (April 3) in Terrakoti. The theme of the minicon is "men & women"—or possibly "women & men".
The BaCon programming includes:
- 2 PM movie: Some Like It Hot
- 4 PM start of official programming: meaty music video
- ~4 PM to 7 PM: eating bacon (vegetarian alternative also available), watching Star Trek, possibly other programming
- 7 PM movies: Zardoz, Barbarella, plus possibly some Danish short films
The con is free to attend. Inexpensive food will be for sale, along with peculiar (and possible normal) soft drinks.
BaCon is arranged by FUI (Åbo Akademi's society for peculiar interests) with the help of Tutka. For more information, contact Vilgot Strömsholm.
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(Boise). Representatives from the Idaho State Board of Education will be in eastern Idaho on Tuesday October 11, 2001 presenting academic achievement awards to several schools.
The Distinguished Schools Award is given to the top five percent of schools who achieve Adequate Yearly Progress (AYP) two (2) consecutive years and show a reduction in subgroups. The Additional Yearly Growth Award is given to schools which achieve AYP two (2) consecutive years and show a reduction in subgroups. In 2011, some twelve (12) schools earned twenty (20) Distinguished School Awards. Eight schools state-wide earned some 10 Additional Yearly Growth Awards. Awards will be presented to schools in Blackfoot, Ft. Hall, Pocatello, Burley and Caldwell on Tuesday, October 11, 2011 on the following schedule:
- Tyhee Elementary, 9:00am
- Blackfoot High School, 11:25am
- Ft. Hall Elementary, 1:00pm
- Mountain View Elementary, 3:15pm
- Vallivue School Board meeting, 7:30pm
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Jul 16, 2008
KELLER FLIP-FLOP #3: Ric Keller Was Against Coastal Drilling, Before He Was For It
In the spirit of flip-flop season the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee will release one Ric Keller Flip-Flop every day this week. In November, Ric Keller will have to answer for his flip flopping record to Central Florida's voters
Until 2006, Representative Ric Keller joined Florida Republicans and Democrats in resisting President Bush's plans to allow drilling off Florida's coasts. Now, Keller has given way to Big Oil companies desire to drill, even though it will do nothing to lower gas prices today.
"Representatives Ric Keller wants to give oil companies a blank check to drill off Florida's coasts, even though it will do nothing to help middle class Floridians who are being squeezed at the pump right now," said Kyra Jennings, Southern Regional Press Secretary at the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee. "The people of Central Florida deserve a leader who will stand up for them, not Big Oil. Will Ric Keller flip his position again, or will he continue to let Big Oil make his decisions for him?"
FLIP - Keller Promised to fight with everything he had against drilling off Florida's coast
- In May 2001, Keller said "I will fight that with everything I have." Florida legislators, as well as Governor Jeb Bush, opposed the plan largely due to tourism interests. [Orlando Sentinel, 5/04/01]
- In September 2003, Keller signed a letter against drilling, which discussed "the dangerous implications" of lifting the long-standing drilling moratorium and the need to "safeguard our natural resources and vibrant tourism industry." ["FL Delegation Calls On Ledership [sic] To Protect OCS Moratorium," 09/29/03]
FLOP - Keller Supports Expand Drilling Off Florida's Coasts
- Keller said last month that he supported drilling off of Florida's coasts, stating "the circumstances have changed. The threat to Orlando's tourism-based economy is very real in light of the skyrocketing gas prices" [Orlando Sentinel, 6/19/08]
- Last Month, Representatives Keller voted to expand oil and gas drilling leases in OCS and ANWR. [Roll Call 321]
- Guy Caruso, the Administrator of the Energy Information Administration appointed by President Bush, said that drilling off Florida's coasts "doesn't affect prices that much." [More offshore drilling does little at the pump: EIA, Reuters, 6/25/08]
- Ric Keller has received $59,325 from oil and gas companies [opensecrets.org; accessed 7/16/08]


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Millburn High School varsity girls swim team edges Mount St. Dominic
It was a victory the senior members of Millburn High School's varsity girls swim team will cherish for a long time.
The Millers staged a strong finish over the final three events to snap a 62-all tie and edge Super Essex Conference, American Division rival Mount St. Dominic Academy 88-82 Jan. 13 at Newark Academy in Livingston.
"It was great to see some inspired swimming from the team," Miller coach Chris D'Anna said. "We fought each and every event, for every place, all meet long.
"It was a big victory for the program and for the seniors, who as freshmen came within a few points of beating Mount St. Dominic. This is the first time in several years that Millburn girls swimming has beaten Mount St. Dominic."
Millburn trailed 26-20 after three events.
The Millers, aided by first-place finishes from senior Anna Schott (27.63 in the 50-yard freestyle), senior Andrea Shepard (1:05.55 in the 100-yard butterfly) and senior captain Katie McGrath (59.17 in the 100-yard freestyle, rallied to take a 49-45 lead.
Mount St. Dominic wins in the 500-yard freestyle and in the 200-yard freestyle relay knotted the score with three events left.
Back-to-back 2-3-4 finishes in the 100-yard backstroke and in the 100-yard breaststroke put Millburn in position to win the meet.
McGrath (1:06.25), freshman Emily DeAlto (1:11.25) and sophomore Andrea Ferrell (1:13.84) placed in the 100 backstroke.
Freshman Jonina Mignon (1:18.78), sophomore Celina Zou (1:24.02) and sophomore Sarah Park (1:24.87) placed in the 100 breaststroke.
Shepard, DeAlto, freshman Abby Hartwig and McGrath won the meet-ending 400-yard freestyle relay in 3:58.53, giving Millburn its third victory in four meets.
The Millers followed the win over Mount St. Dominic with a 51-43 defeat of division foe Livingston High School Jan. 14 at the West Essex YMCA in Livingston.
"A swimming competition in a 4-lane pool is always difficult with a large team," D'Anna said. "I always try to my best to get as many swimmers as I can in the meet, while making sure to put our best meet forward."
The Millers, who improved to 4-1, won two of the three relays and placed first in five individual events.
Freshman Sydney Huang, Shepard, senior Anna Schott and Mignon won the 200 freestyle relay in 1:52.11.
The quartet of Huang, DeAlto, Shepard and McGrath placed first in the 400 freestyle relay in 4:13.84.
McGrath posted two individual wins. Mignon, Schott and Shepard each won one race.
McGrath won the 100-yard freestyle in 1:00.83. She also won the 100 backstroke in 1:03.90
Mignon took first place in the 200 freestyle in 2:08.15.
Schott placed first in the 50 freestyle in 27.87.
Shepard swam a 5:46.85 to win the 500-yard freestyle.


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Over the past two months, the creepy horror-show supergroup Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks has been supplying us with new material off their upcoming debut, Enter The Slasher House, out April 8 in the U.S. and April 7 internationally via Domino. Today, they released a video for a new song, Strange Colores. The kaleidoscopic live performance video and the song itself both take a small step away from the band's horror theme, but definitely continue their use of trippy imagery.
The video flashes rapid lights and blurry faces under the cover of vibrant colors. The song itself has a very different, more complex sound than the previously released Little Fang. Strange Colores explodes and crashes powerfully, putting the vocals in the backseat, whereas Little Fang lets them drive. With members like Animal Collective's Avery Tare, ex-Dirty Projectors member Angel Deradoorian and ex-Ponytail member Jeremy Hyman, Slasher Flicks was bound to do cool things, but Strange Colores provides undeniable sonic proof. Watch below.


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porcini butter sauce
charred grape tomatoes, wild arugula, toasted garlic crostini
caper-creole mustard sauce and red onion
pan crisped, pickled red onion
lightly breaded and tossed with sweet chile sauce
horseradish-cocktail sauce
roasted red pepper and lime butter sauce
lobster, shrimp and crab served with traditional accompaniments
candied walnuts, dried cranberries, tomatoes, onions, herbed crostini, lemon vinaigrette
seasoned bacon, tomatoes, crumbled gorgonzola, onions, danish blue cheese dressing
tomatoes, red onion, spiced bacon, sliced almonds, fresh blueberries, chopped egg, chèvre fritter, lemon-truffle dressing
hearts of romaine, parmesan, fried capers, crisp prosciutto chips
shiitake risotto, chili oil, porcini butter drizzle
fresh vegetable salad, spicy mustard sauce
seared, creamy goat cheese grits, zesty tomato-butter sauce
roasted red pepper and carrot purée, orange-shoyu demi
arugula and jicama salad, soy-ginger dipping sauce
beech mushrooms, barbecue glaze
sautéed with sesame-orange spinach and arugula, pickled red onion
with drawn butter
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julienne of apples and jicama, apple cider and creole-mustard glaze
all-natural, roasted, white wine, mushroom, leek and thyme sauce
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RIM has so far done a great job of talking up this year's BlackBerry Developer Conference. We've seen videos with discussions on what to expect and more. Today RIM shared a sneak peek of what they'll be unveiling and showcasing at DEVCON 2010 and let me tell you, it sounds very promising.
- Taking Social to a Whole New Level: New Social Apps Platform for Developers
Last year we unveiled the BlackBerry Push Service and opened it up to developers around the world. The feedback has been hugely positive, and we now see new apps launching every week that take advantage of BlackBerry Push Service. But then someone asked us: "Why can I only push from a server to an app running on a device? Why can't I push data immediately from device to device like BlackBerry® Messenger does, so my app can engage two mobile users in a truly real-time social experience"?
- Building Commercial Businesses on BlackBerry: New Commerce Services
BlackBerry App World™ 2.0 was a huge step forward in opening up commercial opportunities for our developer community. We added credit card and carrier billing capabilities along with the ability for customers to purchase apps from the desktop storefront. So what's next? Well, you'll find out at DEVCON! And you won't just hear about what's new – you'll get a chance to join detailed break-out sessions with sample code, Q&A and more.
- New Enterprise Integration Services for Enterprise App Developers
We're so excited about this one that we're going to wait for DEVCON to unveil what it's really all about. And really, the live demos will do a much better job of showcasing the power of this new platform than anything we can write in text. So let's just say this: If you think there is still a huge opportunity out there for mobilizing mission-critical enterprise applications and back-end data stores, but feel that it is still too difficult and costly to manage data replication, client-side app development, back-end authentication and so on – well, we're going to have some exciting things to show you!
- Using Web Technologies to Build Apps: (R)evolution of BlackBerry Widgets
Attendees of DEVCON will also get a chance to see BlackBerry 6 running on other smartphones including the Bold 9700 and Pearl 3G 9100. For more info on DEVCON 2010 go to blackberrydevcon.com.


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I have been playing with the idea of somehow fitting an OBC and a Digital Heater Fascia...
Here are the ones in question:
Digital Heater Fascia:
Am I right in thinking this would definitely be a retro-fit situation?
If so, what exactly would I need for it to work in my e36?
Also, the heater fascia - it looks like dual heat control, would that have any issues if I were to fit it?


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Scattering, natural surfaces and fractals
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- Giorgio Franceschetti and Daniele Riccio.
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- English.
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- Amsterdam ; Boston : Elsevier/Academic Press, c2007.
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- xv, 282 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
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- Includes bibliographical references (p. 277-282) and index.
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- Introduction-- Classical Surface Models-- Fractal Surface Models-- Analytical formulations of electromagnetic scattering-- Scattering From Weirstrass-Mandelbrot Surfaces-- Scattering from Fractional Brownian Surfaces-- Scattering from Weierstrass-Mandelbrot profiles-- Scattering from Fractional Brownian Surfaces-- Scattering from fractal profiles-- Fractal Surface Generation and Parameters Estimation-- App. A Mathematical Formulae-- App. B Glossary-- Index.
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- This book provides a comprehensive overview of electromagnetic scattering from natural surfaces, ranging from the classical to the more recent (fractal) approach. As remote sensing applications become increasingly important, this text provides readers with a solid background in interpretation, classification and thematization of microwave images. The 'scattering problem' is discussed in detail with emphasis on its application to electromagnetic wave propagation, remote sensing, radar detection, and electromagnetic diagnostics. Natural surface and fractals complete this treatise focusing on how the fractal model represents our natural environment and other planets in our solar system, most recently as used to research the planet Venus and Titan, one of the moons of Saturn. An example of how scattering, fractals, and natural surfaces are of great importance is the following: Natural oil slicks in the ocean have been found to be fractal while man-made ones (generated by illegal washing of oil carrying ships) are not. Processing of an ocean image from space may detect the latter by means of a fractal analysis. This title presents an elegant and clear treatment of a rigorous topic with informative prose and realistic illustrations of scattering. It provides readers with a solid background in interpretation, classification, and thematization of microwave images. It is the only book available on fractal models and their application to scattering.
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It was an endorsement that surprised many people.
Kentucky Senator Rand Paul endorsing Mitt Romney for President late last week.
That endorsement surprising many people, especially when you consider the strong stances Senator Paul has taken against the use of drones overseas and the indefinite detention of U.S. citizens.
These are of course, issues Governor Romney supports.
Ben talked with Senator Paul from Washington D.C. earlier today.


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New York City Summer Street Style: Silva, 18
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New York City is the fashion capital of the world! This summer, Seventeen will be stopping some of the city's most stylish fashionistas on the street (or should we say runway) to ask them what inspires their stand-out style.
Silva, 18:
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Silva: Effortless, urban, and bohemian.
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Lessons on Life from Death
In the last six months, two people close to me died under seemingly improbable circumstances. They were literally close, in proximity; I actually didn't know them very well. The first was the adult son of my neighbor across the street. The second was a nearly-retired gentleman who lived about five blocks from my house.
Like I said, I hardly knew them, so I can't reflect on their lives or character, or say anything nice about them from personal experience. But the circumstances of their deaths were so extraordinary, and they occurred in such close proximity, and they happened within such a short time of one another, that I feel like someone should acknowledge the coincidence.
The neighbor's son died when a large pole fell and hit him in the head. The pole was about twelve feet tall and five inches in diameter. It was a solid, serious piece of metal that must have weighed several hundred pounds; it crushed his head and he died several hours later in the hospital.
My neighbor, who's in his 70s, had asked his middle-aged son to help with a project in the driveway. Some of the details are hazy (I didn't have the heart to ask my neighbor for the whole story), but their work involved the massive pole and a steel cable attached to a the back of a truck. The men worked while their wives chatted nearby, until the cable unexpectedly snapped and resulted in the pole's deadly fall. In fact, the pole didn't fall towards the men—it fell in the direction of the women. In his final act, the son pushed his wife aside and took the blow in her place. I can't help admiring that the ultimate decision of his life was a sincere demonstration of love for the person I presume he loved the most.
Just five blocks away and five months later, the other gentleman, in his 60s, also died unexpectedly. His son, who spoke to reporters after his father's death, explained that dad regularly repaired bicycles. On the morning of his death, he was test-riding a recent fixup on the street by his home.
The details of this story are also hazy, but, in addition to the bike, an SUV and a train were involved. As the older man rode in the street near the railroad crossing, he was struck by the SUV. He landed on the tracks just seconds before the train arrived. He, of course, died on impact with the train. The unfortunate, yet guilty driver of the SUV was charged for reckless manslaughter. Her entire windshield had been covered in early morning frost and she took just enough time to clear a small, six-inch hole to squint through while she drove.
One man died saving his wife, as a gigantic pole landed squarely on his head. The other, riding his bike, was hit by a car, then killed by a train. Who would imagine that with cancer, heart attacks, old age, and so many of the other more common faces of death, these two men would die as a result of such bizarre, precisely-timed sequences of events?
Since I didn't know these men, there isn't much more to say, except for the impressions I've had about death since these accidents occurred. The first is that death comes quickly. Most people don't live to the age where they're ready for death; it pulls life out from under them even when they think they're firmly planted. I'm a fan, like most people, of drifting off peacefully while I sleep, but death doesn't honor preferences.
The second impression is that, despite the billions of deaths that we, humankind, have witnessed, we still know nothing about it. And that's because we're still living. Two men died unexpectedly, so I'm sympathetic to the pain and sadness of their friends and families, but reflection on their deaths has inevitably produce an appreciation for my own life. Every death is a reminder of the value of life; the way to prepare for death is by enjoying life.


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2006-10-13 / Community
Addabbo Family Health Center Opens With Ribbon Cutting
The Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health Center at 6200 Beach Channel Drive in Arverne officially opened its doors on Sunday with a ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony at the facility. The federally funded center serves many of the underserved families on the peninsula. Pictured, Dr. Peter Nelson, the center's Chief Operating Officer, in front of the sign naming the building in honor of Mary McNeal Meeks, the mother of Congressman Gregory Meeks, who was instrumental in getting much of the funding for the new center.


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The Deadly Affair
Sidney Lumet
James Mason
US DVD: 4 Mar 2011
Produced and directed by Sidney Lumet apparently out of his comfort zone, this London spy thriller from John Le Carré's novel A Murder of Quality plays closer to the spy-noir side of the street than the sleek James Bond side, although it kind of tries to do both within Lumet's desire for gritty realism. According to Wikipedia, the film pioneered a color-desaturation technique based on pre-exposing the film, which means the faded weary look is intentional despite the unavoidable, almost accidental glamour provided by all the big-name accents: Maximilian Schell, Simone Signoret, Harriet Andersson. The movie's schizophrenia is also expressed in the fact that Quincy Jones' cool score includes a song from Astrud Gilberto that's both over-used and never heard clearly; it's spun on a record player several times.
Perhaps these aesthetically mixed messages explain why James Mason overplays every moment; the blighter feels so deeply, it's like he's continually on the verge of a heart attack, or at least appendicitis. Although his name has been changed, he's clearly the same George Smiley who would be portrayed more quietly by Alec Guinness and Gary Oldman. His domestic scenes with a self-described "nympho-slut" wife (poor Andersson) are virtually parodic, and Schell is trapped in there with them, projecting at the same level. Meanwhile, the British characters actors (such as Harry Andrews) feel at home, as they are. As for the mystery aspect, we'll state with kindness that it isn't hard to figure out, and the running around at the end looks silly. A well-received movie in its time, it hasn't aged well, unlike Smiley.
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A Descendant or descendent primarily refers to:
- Lineal descendant, a consanguinous (i.e. biological) relative directly related to a person.
- Collateral descendant, a relative descended from a brother or sister of an ancestor.
It may also refer to:
- The Descendant, a adventure video game developed by Gaming Corps and published by Microïds for Microsoft Windows and Mac OS X.
Film and television[edit]
- Descendant (2003 film), a 2003 thriller film starring Katherine Heigl and Jeremy London
- Descendants (2008 film), an animated short film
- Descendents (2008 film), a Chilean experimental horror film
- The Descendants, a 2011 drama film directed by Alexander Payne
- Descendants (2015 film), a 2015 Disney Channel Original Movie directed by Kenny Ortega
- Descendants (soundtrack), the soundtrack for the film
- Descendants: Wicked World, a following animated spin-off TV series
- Descendants 2, a sequel to the 2015 film
- "The Descendant" (short story), a short story by early 20th-century science-fiction writer H. P. Lovecraft.
- The Descendants (novel), a 2007 novel by Kaui Hart Hemmings.
- Descendents, a punk rock band from southern California.
- Descendant (astrology), the point directly opposite from the Ascendant (the Rising Sign).
- A type of node (element) in a tree structure.
- A subordinate in a hierarchy.
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