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Ashley Stoner didn't realize she hadn't missed a shot.
She just kept on making them, one after another. Only after the conclusion of IUP's 81-60 victory over Seton Hill in a Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference West Division women's basketball game Saturday evening at the Kovalchick Complex did the 6-foot-1 junior forward learn she had set a school record.
Stoner finished 11 of 11 shooting for 22 points, making the most shots without a miss since Sherri Leysock went 9-for-9 in 1991.
"I really hadn't noticed in the flow of the game," said Stoner, who returned to the lineup Saturday after suffering a concussion at Pitt Johnstown on Jan. 29 and sitting out last Saturday's game against Clarion. "I just knew, once I made the first shot, I was rolling. I just kept shooting it, and my coach and my teammates were supporting me, telling me to shoot it."
"I didn't know either," said IUP coach Tom McConnell, who removed Stoner from the game with 3:38 left and the Crimson Hawks leading 74-52, keeping her perfect mark intact. "I was not aware. I didn't know it was a record or anything like that. I knew she was shooting the ball well, and I knew we wanted to keep going to her, but I didn't realize that she hadn't missed. I thought maybe she'd missed one early in the game.
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"Frankly, they were very prepared for this game," Seton Hill coach Mark Katarski said. "You could see that. There was an energy about them."
"There wasn't a lot of talk about revenge," McConnell said. "We didn't talk about that at all. … We had to wait two months, but we learned from the last game and we were able to carry that out tonight. We grew, and for our staff that's very gratifying."
Stoner's performance highlighted the harmony IUP had on offense. The Hawks made 11 of 23 3-pointers (47.8 percent), drawing Seton Hill (12-10, 4-8) out of its zone defense early on and loosening up the inside and mid-range shots for Stoner.
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Stoner was particularly able to find success along the baseline. Seton Hill had closed its deficit to 10, 41-31, early in the second half, but Stoner made back-to-back jumpers and connected on more in the next few minutes to quickly snuff out the possibility of another second-half meltdown.
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Stoner's presence was important on the defensive end, too. Seton Hill's leading scorer, forward Katie Gattuso, got her 15 points, but IUP was able to keep the Griffins from getting to the free throw line too much.
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Seton Hill's Tiara Stossel, a senior guard from Indiana, scored four points. Stossel, who is averaging 11.5 points per game this season, passed the 1,000-point mark for her career last Saturday at Gannon.
"We've been grateful to inherit the senior class that we have, certainly a talented, productive group," said Katarski, who is in his first season leading Seton Hill. "None of her success is by accident. She works hard, and what she puts in, she gets out. Tiara would be the first person to say the team stuff is more important, but the fact she was able to get to 1,000 points is a special thing for her, and she'll look back on that, and we're proud to have her as part of our team."
Eli Nellis is a sports writer for The Indiana Gazette.
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There was an energy cost test, in which heart monitors revealed how much human power was spent moving about. A six-minute roll evaluated how smoothly the chair moved across floors and grass.
Skills drills included picking up items from the floor and negotiating around cones.
Moffett, whose POWER group hosts a fall Sports Fest on Gladewater Lake each fall, called the LeTourneau effort praiseworthy.
"Having a chair that doesn't fit you right can do more damage to you," she said, explaining she is susceptible to scoliosis if she and her wheelchair don't match.
She also applauded the mission.
"Basically, having wheels rather than skirting across the floor is an improvement," she said. "But, if you get technical about it, it goes a lot deeper than just a chair with wheels on it."
Moffett gave passing marks on how well America treats its own citizens in wheelchairs, but urged vigilance. She and others are certified through the Longview Police Department to ticket drivers who illegally take parking spots reserved for people with mobility challenges.
She contemplates organizing spot inspections to see how well local businesses comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
"I don't feel the need to be forceful or aggressive, or demanding," Moffett said. "I would rather educate people in businesses."
A questionnaire rounded out the LeTourneau students' assignment - how satisfied was the child with the chair? How easy or difficult was it to maneuver"
"How do you feel about yourself in this wheelchair?" Rispin quoted the questionnaire. "Those are what they call psycho-social parameters."
The students will be doing this for real, beginning June 18, with children at the Joy Town Special Primary School for Disabled Children in Thika, Kenya. Some 350 children live at the boarding school - they are the lucky ones.
"We're not quite sure how things are going to go," said Richardson, a biology major. "But, I'm anticipating working with a lot of kids who need a lot of help and someone to love them."
The professor agreed the African country lags far behind this one in offering people with disabilities a fighting chance at independence.
"Generally, people (here) can get help, and get pediatric help, and have access to a therapist," Rispin said. "Over there, there's not enough money to make sure, or inclination to make sure, that every school is accessible. In general, if somebody's handicapped, they are thought of as cursed. Here, it's kind of OK to be 'bionic,' if you know what I'm saying. Over there, it's not."
A pediatric physical therapist who works with children in six counties, and is advising Rispin's crew, agreed stigmas surrounding wheelchair use are melting in America.
"We're doing really good," said Sue Hayward, who also owns Kidz First Therapy in Longview. "There are resources to get people with disabilities minimal equipment - most people can get a chair, and mobility items to get around their homes."
Hayward also said Americans with disabilities have varying opportunities to feel like they are part of society. She cited a friend who was denied a wheelchair lift for her vehicle by Medicaid, a woman rescued from shut-in status by a local service club.
"You can't be socially accepted if you're at home all the time," she said. "I think the younger generation is doing better, as far as accepting people who are disabled. The older generation still just stares. 'I may be sitting, but I'm a person.' That's right."


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its just high enough to make up the drit road at work and the 4 speed bumps and my 70mile commute
not bad for 195.50.15 and cheap raceland coils
its just high enough to make up the drit road at work and the 4 speed bumps and my 70mile commute
not bad for 195.50.15 and cheap raceland coils
used to be daily, now its a cool parts storage bin
another pics of mine, daily driven in nova scotia, canada.. cant really go lower cause the roads are ****.
old mk2 5 years ago no real issues at this height patech coilovers
4 years ago 13x8 steels. h and r ultra lows (hooks were bent flat. self notched axels and tie rods both sides .. never busted a pan tho. just some leaky drainplugs and scraped holes thru a few pans. Perfect example of y u dont need a skidplate on a 8v.. only stops you from going low
new mk2.. 16v lip folded under car. couldnt find a 8v lip. 15x6 and 7 165/45's the small ass tires put this car about the height of my old gli on 13's. subframe would drag on any roads that were not flat. H and r ultra lows
and current on staggard et 14x8 steels. ultra lows all the way down as with the dails. 195/45/t1r's very drivable at this height. no issues on undercarrage with a little care. (this pic was before the settled) but still id like to take the fronts down 3/4 of a inch but id have to pull my helpers and would be close the the phone dial height
some nice cars in here.
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I like where this thread is going.
Southern Delaware Volkswagens
I want to go lower, but this is my driveway:
"It is better to regret something you have done than to regret something you haven't." Butthole surfers
My MK2 1.8T Swap Thread
no where near as low as some of you crazy kids, but this is me daily->
Old Coupe on VMAXX coils wound almost all the way down. Rode like crap but I still miss that car. Front mud flaps were always scraping on the gound.
13x7 and 13x8 ATS Classics
Current Carat, not nearly as low as the coupe, Koni coils with about an inch of thread in the front and rear.
15x8 and 15x9 BBS RM's
Wayyyyyy back...
Ultra Lows, pulled arches, 15x8 Sportmax 513's, and at the time ****ty Nexen N3000's in 195-45-15.
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h&r ultralows, G60 front fenders, rolled rear fenders and 3 dead oil pans
Name of rims and size? Thanks
No bags on my 90' Jetta. 80/60 JOM CupKit. With additional 10mm Lowering caps in front.
I use this car as a daily driver in any weather and on any road. That why in the last picture i have a new bumper because i tore it off during a heavy snowfall.
15" BBS RZ with 195/45/15 Kumho Tires
15" G60 Steelies with 195/45/15 Winter Tires.
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^Wow I forgot all about lowering caps. That's low for a cup kit.
my old ride, I forget what coils I had on it.
WTB: Mk2 GTI non seatbelt big door trim
With the front lip on I can't get in to a parking lot at school or to the closest gas station to my house, so I took it off.
Test fitting 15x7 (I think) ET18, need to raise a car up at least 1/2" to avoid them rubbing


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But it gets good milage and is "all-hoof" drive!
This is a discussion on Very bad parking - & latest mil' transport!! within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Very sloppy way to park ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This could do with some armor tho methinks...
Very sloppy way to park
This could do with some armor tho methinks
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But it gets good milage and is "all-hoof" drive!
EOD - Initial success or total failure
Been a long time since I've seen the car up the guy wire on a pole. A buddy of mine did that in high school.
The Burrow shot. Oh my.
yup, burros are a easy way to sneak around low profile and all terrain.
At least the driver in the first photo didn't have far to go...
yuk yuk
Allow me to caption that one photo:
"Soldier....Get Off Your A$$!!!! & That's An Order!"
I'd hate to be anywhere near him when he starts shooting. Worse, I would hate to be on that burro's back....
Coimhéad fearg fhear na foighde; Beware the anger of a patient man.
But why wouldn't you want to be on his back?? Me thinks :1saufen: , "That would be an 'E' ticket ride!!"Originally Posted by Bumper
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Investors could be in for a shock this week as the reporting season swings into action.
Many analysts still argue that a robust economic environment domestically and an improving picture overseas should augur well for earnings. But a 16 per cent rise in the dollar since June 30 last year could provide nasty surprises and pave the way for a raft of profit warnings.
Andrew King, of fund manager Investors Mutual, believes the market's estimates of the dollar's strength are way off the mark, with two interest rate rises before Christmas adding pressure.
"It's not going to be good," he said. "Share prices are telling you to expect a good reporting season, but it won't be because of the higher interest rates and the dollar."
Opis Capital investment director Dean Fergie agrees. "I just think the effect of the dollar really has to hit investors between the eyes before they say 'actually, this is serious and it may not go away'. It's obviously an issue, but it's not until they see the cold, hard numbers that people really react. We haven't seen the dollar's impact on share prices. I think we will."
As important as the numbers will be the outlook briefing. Small-company specialist Brian Eley, of Eley Griffiths Group, said that while the dollar averaged about US67� to US68� in the six months to December 31, the second half looked to be averaging closer to US75�.
"It's a wild generalisation, but analysts do tend to underestimate these things," he said.
The reporting season begins in earnest tomorrow when Alumina reveals what is expected to be a solid full-year result.
Like many resources groups, Alumina should benefit from China's seemingly insatiable demand for raw materials. But exactly how hard the currency has hit the sector will be at the forefront of investors' minds.
UBS suggests Rio Tinto has the most potential to disappoint. Its interims were hit by non-cash losses from foreign exchange movements, and some analysts believe it could happen again.
The rising dollar also hurts earnings for wine companies. Southcorp boss John Ballard has said the winemaker's hedge book will partially protect earnings, and analysts say the winemaker has hedging cover for 80 per cent this year and 50 per cent in 2004-05. Investors may factor in potential movements soon after the half-year.
Although Foster's Group, which reports its interim results next month, is partially protected from the dollar by its US wine operations, it is not immune to the appreciation in the dollar.
There should also be good news from companies that actually benefit from the dollar's strength. These include retailers such as JB Hi-Fi and Funtastic Furniture.
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'Let us not forget why we joined the Community. It has given us jobs. New markets. New horizons. It is absolutely vital for businesses, big and small - and for our prospects of economic growth.' That was what Mr Major said at Brighton. What is actually happening in Europe is that the world recession is taking hold, that unemployment is rising and that Europe has become the highest cost economy in the world. There is a general European crisis. Recognising this is not a question of being pro-European or anti-European, though obviously it has a bearing on the ERM and Maastricht debates.
Until one has faced this reality - and the Government refuses to do so - one cannot make a useful contribution to the development of European policy. Already the European economic crisis has torn the ERM apart. One would think that would have drawn ministers' attention to reality; if the experience of Black Wednesday did not wake them up, what will?
The ERM caused Britain the loss of hundreds of thousands of jobs, failed businesses, repossessed homes. It kept our interest rates too high, for too long, for German economic reasons. Some ministers want us to return quickly. That would bring down the Government, and deservedly so. Britain must not be ruined twice by the ERM.
France, Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece, Ireland, the United Kingdom and Denmark are already depressed areas. Unemployment in all of them is around 10 per cent and rising; Ireland is highest, with 20 per cent. Property markets have fallen or actually collapsed. Drive to the centre of Madrid from the airport and you will see lines of new office buildings that have never been let; their forlorn posters invite you to telephone Spanish estate agents. They look like a row of little Canary Wharfs.
The European heartland of Germany and the Benelux countries is behind in the queue for depression, but it is in the same queue. Germany's great export industries - cars, chemicals, engineering - have ceased to be competitive because of the grotesque overvaluation of the mark. Yet the residue of the ERM structure imposes the same overvaluation of their currencies on the Dutch, the Belgians and the French. In the Netherlands, the Eurosclerosis of over-regulation is crippling industry. Philips, one of Europe's greatest electrical companies, seems to be losing the battle against its own over-regulated bureaucracy.
This has one positive side. German interest rates have been strangling European trade. Even Britain has come down only to 9 per cent, when the state of our economy requires a rate of 6 per cent or perhaps lower. The countries still in the ERM have interest rates even higher than ours. The French have lower inflation than Germany, 10 per cent unemployment and interest rates of 13 per cent. Now German interest rates are starting to be reduced. They could well come down rapidly, and British interest rates will come down with them.
This will not secure a European recovery, though it will help. It will end the perverse process of deflating during a depression, a process that continues throughout the ERM. All Europe's main export markets, except for East Asia, are still in recession or depression. The world economy is in the worst state since the early Thirties. The economy of Eastern Europe and Russia is still in virtual collapse, with Russia in an even worse state than Eastern Europe.
The United States has escaped some of the damage caused in Europe by keeping interest rates too high for too long. Yet the recession has not gone away. In some states, such as California, it is acute; in others there is fitful and weak recovery. If, as now seems likely, President Bush is defeated in November, the recession will have turned him out. The US economy is still suffering from a serious fall in real estate values; the United States will not be able to lift the rest of the world out of depression.
This is the reality. Occasionally one hears from members of the Government the world depression referred to as an excuse, as Mr Major used it in one paragraph of his speech. What one never hears - particularly from the Prime Minister - is any understanding of the world depression or the European crisis as the true environment for policy. What was wrong with Mr Major's speech was its historical and geographical limitations, its littleness. We are living through an economic storm that is shaking the prosperity of the whole earth. He is living in the familiar Europe in which inadequate and obsolete responses such as the Maastricht treaty form the context of his thoughts. How can one convince the Prime Minister that his world has changed? The conference knew, many of the speakers from the floor knew, Patricia Morris, who opened the economic debate, certainly knew. But the Government does not know.
The most difficult problem for Britain will probably prove to be unemployment. What did Mr Major say about that? 'Unemployment is a bitter experience. So I don't want a temporary cure. I want a lasting recovery. I want to come out of this recession safe from the threat of its repetition. That's why we're looking for long-term solutions. That's why we'll take no risks with inflation. And that's why we will continue to do everything possible to create prosperity that lasts.'
Surely that is not an adequate declaration of policy towards the worst national unemployment crisis since the great slump. The belief that low inflation will eventually solve the unemployment problem was the basis of John Major's long-held faith in the ERM. There is no evidence in economic history to support it.
We know that new employment can come only from three sources: the public sector, large businesses and small businesses. The Government is determined to reduce public expenditure and raise public-sector productivity. The more successful it is, the fewer public-sector jobs will exist in the mid-Nineties. Large businesses are all raising productivity as rapidly as they can; they will be producing more and employing fewer as the Nineties go on. Small businesses have been weakened or destroyed by the low sales and high interest rates of the Nineties. The enterprise culture - one of the main achievements of Mrs Thatcher's government - has been killed. The floor at Brighton knew that, too, but the platform pretended it had not happened.
Small business is not going to produce the jobs, nor would the banks lend it the money to do so. All three sources of new employment will be cutting back on providing new jobs for the indefinite future. In particular, the construction industry is still having to fire the skilled workers it has retained as the most serious building slump since the Thirties destroys more and more businesses. I would rather fire the Treasury and keep the builders.
The Government has a duty to face the reality of the world economic crisis, of the European crisis, of the rising crisis of unemployment. In Brighton, it did not address these issues. That was the failure of the Conservative Party conference.
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A University of Colorado at Boulder team has developed the firstcomputer-generated model of a tiny, waterwheel-like molecular rotorthat has been harnessed to rotate in one direction at different speedsin response to changes in the strength of an electrical field appliedfrom the outside.
The synthetic molecule features a chemical axle with two attached"paddles" carrying opposite electrical charges, which is mountedparallel to a gold substrate surface, said Professor Josef Michl ofCU-Boulder's chemistry and biochemistry department. The researchersfound that the microscopic rotor -- constructed with a few hundredatoms -- will turn in a desired direction at a selected frequency usingan oscillating electrical field concentrated in a tiny area above themolecule.
Such molecular rotors may someday function as nanotechnology machinesand be used as chemical sensors, cell-phone switches, miniature pumpsor even laser-blocking goggles, he said. A paper by Michl and formerCU-Boulder postdoctoral student Dominik Horinek, the Feodr Lynen Fellowof the German Humboldt Foundation, appeared in the Oct. 4 issue of theProceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
In March 2004, the CU-Boulder research group led by Michl reported thesynthesis of these molecules and their mounting on a gold surface --the world's first surface-mounted artificial molecular rotor, whichturned spontaneously in random directions at room temperatures. Whilethe team was able to make the rotor "flip" using electricity, the newcomputer model indicates such rotors can be harnessed to turn in one,desired direction at varying, prescribed speeds, he said.
"We are very pleased," said Michl. "The computer model tells us we willbe able to manipulate the frequency of rotor revolutions by changingthe strength of the outside electrical field."
The researchers were able to make the new molecular rotor model turn atthree different speeds by adjusting the electrical field strength at agiven oscillation frequency, he said. The behavior of the rotorresponds both to the imposed electrical field and frictional dragwithin the gold substrate on which the device is anchored, as well asthe natural thermal movements of molecules, known as Brownian motion.
The molecular rotors designed and constructed by Michl and hiscolleagues are an outgrowth of a "Molecular Tinkertoy Kit" the groupdeveloped in the 1990s. Made up of chemical rods and connectors tens ofthousands of times smaller than the width of a human hair, the parts --which are made primarily of carbon atoms-- have been used to assemble avariety of simple nanostructures over the past decade.
Complex molecular motors, including the protein, ATPase -- which fuelsmost cellular processes in living things -- are found throughout thenatural world, Michl said. "Ours is much more primitive and one hundredtimes smaller, and is but a first step."
Michl's group hopes to design a rotor with larger "paddles"and to power it with either a liquid or gas fluid rather thanelectricity. "Ultimately, we would like to use light pulses to drivethe rotor and make it pump fluid. At that point we would have a motor,which is something that actually does useful work, rather than a rotor,which merely idles."
Michl said modeling the behavior of molecular rotors with powerfulcomputers saves a significant amount of time and money in the researchprocess. "Modeling allows us to discard designs that are not fruitful,"he said. "We can save a lot of labor and cost by modeling them in thecomputer first, and only then synthesizing them in the laboratory."
Michl is collaborating with several others in CU-Boulder's chemistryand biochemistry department, including research associates ThomasMagnera and Jaroslav Vacek and graduate students Debra Casher and MaryMulcahy. He also works closely with Professors Charles Rogers and JohnPrice of the CU-Boulder physics department, as well as faculty membersat Northwestern University.
Funded primarily by the U.S. Army Research Office and theNational Science Foundation, the research could lead to new technologyto produce goggle coatings that would shield human eyes from blindinglasers, said Michl. Arrays of rotors laid down in a protective coatingwould rest perpendicular to the goggle surface and allow light through.But when a laser pulse arrived at the goggles, the rotors would pushthe paddles into a parallel position to block incoming light.
Michl is one of 19 CU-Boulder faculty members who have been elected tothe National Academy of Sciences, which publishes the Proceedings ofthe National Academy of Sciences.
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The State of California has already been rolling out health system changes outlined by the Affordable Care Act. It's implementing the health benefit exchange, expanding Medi-Cal, and it has passed laws to enhance and extend health coverage. The Supreme Court hearings this week raised questions about the future of health changes in California.
[The following is a transcript from a longer version of an interview with Secretary Dooley. A shorter version of this interview aired on Capital Public Radio and can be viewed here]
Secretary Dooley: California has a long history of innovation in the delivery of health care. For the past decade, California has had a number of legislative efforts from mandating employers carry it early in the decade; in '07 and '08, there was a strong effort that had bi-partisan support across insurers and employers. Some liked it, some didn't. But the recognition in California that the people who don't buy insurance are shifting those costs to the people who do buy insurance has been a principle that's been understood in California for a very long time.
Bartolone: And you would say that's why California is a leader in implementing health reforms?
Secretary Dooley: Yes. Making the playing field fair is at the heart. Everybody uses healthcare, but not everyone pays for it. And so getting to a system where the people who need the care pay for the care, or if they can't they are on a government program, that this sliding scale of your ability to pay will even out the market and reduce the really significant cost-shifting that occurs from the people without insurance to the employers and the individuals that are paying for insurance and doing their part to be responsible citizens.
Bartolone: If the Supreme Court were to strike down the entirety of the Affordable Care Act, how would that affect how California is rolling out with health reform?
Secretary Dooley: California is building a health benefit exchange with funds provided under the Affordable Care Act. And those funds are available through 2014. My agenda is to use as much of that as possible, as quickly as possible, to be sure that California has a marketplace even if we don't have the full promise of the ACA - the Affordable Care Act. I believe that the constitutional questions will be answered in favor of the law. I believe that the law will be upheld. But I'm also working very hard to assure that we have as much benefit for California as possible, even if we don't have the full promise of the Act.
Bartolone: So for the common person who may be interested in getting insurance come 2014, can they expect to see a health-benefit exchange in 2014 regardless of what happens with the Supreme Court?
Secretary Dooley: We are going to do everything we can to have an operational health benefit exchange in January 1, 2014. The extent to which we will be able to do that will be decided in part by the Supreme Court this summer and in part by the election in November. Those are parts of our process that we will accommodate. We are making an investment in the future of California, and we hope and believe that that marketplace will be available.
Bartolone: Tell me a little bit more about using the federal funds to implement the exchange. Would the exchange also need money from the federal government to operate the exchange once it's already set up?
Secretary Dooley: Under the terms of the Affordable Care Act and the California legislation that implemented that, both require that the exchange be self-supporting in 2015 so that as a marketplace for people to buy insurance, the insurance providers that are offering their product will pay a fee for this marketplace. So the federal funds are to start up the exchange, but it must be self-supporting, whether or not the Affordable Care Act is upheld.
Bartolone: Would the exchange work without the individual mandate?
Secretary Dooley: With the mandate, the operation of the exchange will move more quickly at the outset. But there is a strong appetite in the marketplace for people to buy insurance. And if the exchange can offer insurance at an affordable price, in transparent… people know what they're getting and they know which doctors and hospitals they can go to, there will be a marketplace for that even without the mandate and the subsidies. It will be very hard to do because many well-intentioned people would like to buy insurance now but they can't afford it. So it's much more about the affordability.
Bartolone: Would California consider its own state individual mandate? That people get insurance and participate in the exchange?
Secretary Dooley: California has considered a state mandate in the past…California was one of the first to have mandatory auto insurance, and I think California could well be one of the first to have mandatory health insurance.
Bartolone: Is that something that you would support?
Secretary Dooley: I think we have to look at the broader context of making the system fair, and having everybody pay a fair share. And so if you're going to get healthcare at an emergency room or in a catastrophic situation, to shift that cost to the people who are being responsible and buying their health insurance is not something that can be sustained over time. So I think we would have to look very carefully at the need in California to reduce the burden of the cost shift that occurs without a requirement that everyone be insured.
Bartolone: There are already things that California has implemented under the Affordable Care Act that require federal money, right? There's the Pre-Existing Condition Insurance Plan, there's the Medicaid expansion through the Low-Income Health Insurance Program [Low-Income Health Program]. What would happen to those programs if the Affordable Care Act were overturned in the courts and that money would be unavailable?
Secretary Dooley: Some of what California has done will survive any court decision. California has acted to stop insurance companies from rescinding or cancelling insurance. The Act itself requires plans to offer coverage to dependent children up to age 26. We have a regulatory system in place in California to review rates and control costs and rate increases in insurance. All of that is in California. The expansion of Medi-Cal to low-income populations in the counties was done through a federal waiver process that is existent in Medi-Cal law that is related to the Affordable Care Act but it isn't dependent on the Affordable Care Act. If those populations don't move into regular Medi-Cal, we will still have a contract with the federal government to provide that care.
Bartolone: Is there any aspect of health reform in California that you feel that California couldn't move forward on without the federal government's support?
Secretary Dooley: I think the most significant challenge that California faces in the short run is our budget deficit. We have had to make very serious reductions because of the recession. There are more people without jobs and therefore without health insurance now than even five years ago when California was looking at healthcare reform. So in the short run, it will be very hard for us to move forward to expand health coverage without the additional federal funds that we would have under the Affordable Care Act. We simply have to balance our budget and get California on a strong footing to do any of this work.
Bartolone: So it sounds like the Supreme Court decision will help determine "how" California moves forward with health reform, not "if"?
Secretary Dooley: I think that's a very fair characterization. The Supreme Court will define how California will move forward and how quickly California will move forward, but I believe our history and our current understanding of the real mess that the healthcare system - loosely called a system - is in need of reform. And if we have to do it without our federal partners we will find a way to do it. But it will be a much better transition to better health if we can do it with the benefits of the Affordable Care Act.


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The Red Sox were able to hold off the Seattle Mariners Friday night 2-1, but the focal point was the pitcher who didn't even factor into the decision. Sure, Josh Beckett was back last night, but Red Sox fans couldn't help but wonder which version of their two-faced ace would actually show up. In his first big league start since May 18, Beckett earned a no-decision in an appearance that looks to be a victory for the pitcher as the Red Sox approach the stretch run.
Beckett looked sharp in 5 2/3 innings of work, allowing just one run over five hits. The pitcher walked three and struck out five as he was limited to 98 pitches, 62 of which were strikes.
After missing two months with back issues, it was unclear how well Beckett would perform. Prior to his last start, Beckett had struggled mightily to start the season, earning just one victory in eight tries, his ERA floating above 7.00. The injury may have happened at the perfect time, and Friday night allowed for a new beginning.
"Yeah, that's kind of how I have to go at it," said Beckett. "Obviously I can't control what happened earlier between the injury and the ineffectiveness. I have to go out there and do my job."
A healthy and effective Beckett is all the Red Sox can hope for if they hope to make any noise in the post season. As it stands, the Red Sox will need help just to make the playoffs. Beckett provided just that, as the Sox were able to close the Tampa Bay Rays' Wild Card lead to three games, while the Yankees remain seven games ahead for tops in the East.
Like his record, Beckett left the game at 1-1. In the seventh inning, Bill Hall ripped what would be the game winning homer down the left field line. It was Hall's second home run in as many nights against his former team, and 10th of the season.
"I feel like I've gone out there and done a good job for us, and helped this team win some ballgames," said Hall. "Hopefully this team gets stronger when everybody gets back."
The Red Sox bullpen was stellar following Beckett's departure, and Scott Atchison and Daniel Bard continued their respective dominance. Atchison quietly hasn't allowed a run in his last five outings, while Bard saw his tally reach 15 straight scoreless appearances. Papelbon came on to record his 22nd save of the season, bouncing back after a blown attempt the night before. Papelbon must certainly feel Bard breathing down his neck as the youngster cruises while the veteran doesn't appear quite so bulletproof anymore.
"I think he's been tremendous," Francona said of Bard. "The hardest thing is to not use him every night. We won't do that. But no, he's been very good. He works hard, he looks to me like he will be able to handle a workload. He's big, strong, he stays in his delivery. He looks great. He also looks to be the future."
Papelbon gave the Mariners hope in the ninth when Jack Wilson doubled with two outs. As Ichiro Suzuki strode to the plate, Francona ordered an intentional walk be delivered to Seattle's best hitter.
"He's a good hitter," Francona said. "He can do too many things with the bat. It's never a good feeling putting the go-ahead run, the winning run on base. But he's too good a hitter. I'd do it again. If it doesn't work, you maybe open yourself up. I don't care. We don't want him to beat us."
The move played out perfectly as Josh Wilson fanned to end the game.
Was there any doubt? The Red Sox hope to see a lot more of this from him in the future.
He was a non-factor as always, going 0-3 as he continues to steal money from the Red Sox.
W: Scott Atchison (2-1)
L: Jason Vargas (6-5)
SV: Jonathan Papelbon (22)
Tags: Bill Hall, Josh Beckett, Red Sox, Seattle Mariners, Terry Francona
with victor m. back in the offensive lineup, the runs per game are suddenly exploding. Now we need progress from our former No.1 pitcher,Pedroia and Ellsbury to catch the Rays and that team from the Bronx … you know who I mean. We came back to a 1/2 game from the top before July 3rd and then the walking wounded came overnite. So,with a full team again … I'm not giving up.


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The Bayt al-Razzaz Palace was constructed from the late 15th century through the late 18th century in the heart of medieval Cairo, Egypt.
Bayt al-Razzaz is an abandoned 178-room urban palace in the Darb al-Ahmar neighborhood of medieval Cairo. It is a property of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities.
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Jackson County Records Inventory
Military Records
Series lists those eligible for military service and records the discharge dates of those who served in the military. Series includes eligibility, enlistment, discharge registers, or muster rolls, and may include alphabetical indexes. Information includes name of individual serving or eligible for service; enlistment and discharge dates and codes; residences at birth and enlistment; occupations and ages at time of enlistment; branches of service; precinct numbers; service records including commendations; physical condition, education and types of jobs performed while in service; and rank at discharge. Access to military discharge records may be restricted for 75 years by 2009 Oregon Legislative Assembly SB 618.
Before 1966 military discharges were recorded in the clerk's Miscellaneous Record (Clerk and Recorder Miscellaneous Recordings). Since 1966 military discharges have been recorded in the clerk's Official Records (Clerk and Recorder Official Filings).
Records at the Oregon State Archives:
[Military Rolls], 1868-1873 (1 reel of microfilm).
Records at the Jackson County Courthouse Annex, County Clerk's Recording Division Basement Vault:
Military List, 1875 (1 volume).
Records at the Southern Oregon Historical Society, Research Library:
Jackson County Military Lists [A List of Persons Liable to Do Military Duty-MS 1150], 1880 (1 volume);
Jackson County Military Lists [Military List for Jackson County-MS 1150], 1883 (1 volume); [no. 4359], 1887 (1 volume);
Jackson County Military Lists [Military List-MS 1150], 1869 (1 volume); 1870-1871 (1 volume); 1877 (1 volume); 1887 (1 volume);
Jackson County Military Lists [Military List of Jackson Co.-MS 1150], 1882 (1 volume);
Jackson County Military Lists [Military List of Jackson County Oregon-MS 1150], 1868 (1 volume); 1873 (1 volume);
Jackson County Military Lists [M List-Military List-MS 1150], 1875 (1 volume); 1878 (1 volume); 1879 (1 volume);
Military Rolls, 1868-1873 (1 reel of microfilm);
[Military Roll-title varies-MS 518], 1884 (1 volume); 1885 (1 volume); 1886 (1 volume); 1887 (1 volume); 1897 (1 volume); 1899 (1 volume); 1900 (1 volume).
Records at the University of Oregon, Knight Library, Special
List of Persons Liable to do Military Duty, 1864 (1 volume);
Military Roll 1874 (1 volume).
Records at the Oregon Historical Society:
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Well, I finally bought Yamato, and I've tried this glitch and I can't get it working. Was it patched? Could somebody post a quick guide? Does my device (iPad 3) and it's status matter (non-jail broken)?
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Emblems are simply impossible to copy. Without being able to select them, there's no way. As for the 6x6x2 mega-blocks, while I don't reccomend them, because of extensive testing in the past, it is possible. To copy them, you select them and switch over to the block placement tool like normal. When you place it, hold your finger on the screen and press the home button. Close the app out of the background, and re-launch it. In theory, the block will have been placed. About a quarter of the time, it won't work. Keep trying, it works eventually.
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Answer from: Lagoe
Okay, thanks, I'll try to copy to giant armor now.
Answer from: Moderator
The glitch only works on older devices like my Itouch 2 gen.
Answer from: Lagoe
Well, I've found it's not worthwhile, each super block adds 6 toughness and each large block adds 8.
Answer from: Tiroler Bracke
The toughness is buggy, just little more than hull. But if you want to build a real large ship you get 72 volume units and 36 surface for one piece. Important, if you have to watch the percentage of your ship in the left upper corner. Btw, with the 50m angled decks you get 40 basic units surface. Looks strange but saves a lot of parts.
Answer from: psykoe777
For effective use or 6*6*2 you will want to jailbreak and use ifile or similar to change the value of the pices toughness, it is also possible to make these parts readily available by changing their catagory string in the prototype.plist (this will require some knowledge of how ios files work)
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Actually, I did find a Yamato emblem glitch. Just select it, press the add block button, tap and hold wherever you want to put it (on the yamato). At the same time your holding it, (before the notification box "cannot add anymore parts" appear) press the home button. Go back in the app, let the notification box appear. Then press the home button again. When you go back in, it'll kick you out. Go back in again. But it is extremely buggy. You may find it floating in mid air. Also, your Yamato may automatically sink.
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Great appartement, great placement and great service.
We were 5 people in the appartement for a week, and we had no problems whatsoever with the size or equipment of the place. It had everything it said on the website, and we were even given an electric fan, since it was hot outside.
We were also allowed to store our luggage in the appartement on the day we were to leave, since our flight was in the evening, and we had to leave the appartement earlier.
We arrived late in the evening, and when we called the phonenumber the contact person was there within minutes.
Placement was also amazing - close to cafés, shops, bakeries, restaurants and bars.
All in all, we were all very satisfied with the place and we can highly recommend it to other people.
The hostess (Sue) is very nice and she speaks English very well. The accommodation was clean, cozy and tidy. We had a great time in the studio.
The place is well located with bakery nearby and metro station. We had just a minor problem with showering as the hot water came on and off but overall was great. Me and my family really enjoyed our stay in Paris and Sue was really helpful. Definitely recommend this property.
We were a group of five adults and the apartment was a much better choice than two hotelrooms. Two toilets, all the kitchen things ready and good beds to sleep. The only negative thing was the internet: it was working 5 minutes in 5 days! We tried and tried and at last we went to the internet cafe. The location was perfect: good restaurants, boulangerie and shops just around the corner. THANKS A LOT!
I am satisfied. The location is great, near metro. There are bakeries and supermarkets within 3 mins walk. The apartment is of good size for two people. Unfortunately Sue should pay attention on equipment and clean more often her apartment. She should buy more cups, plates and glasses for guests. In my opinion the bed was very uncomfortable. Apartment for renovation.
Big Apartment in a nice area. My family and me had enough room for our luggage and everybody had a room on his own. It was clean and comfortable. Close to the Metro but you can start sightseeing right in front of the door! We enjoyed it, I can recommend it.
The location is great, in the middle of three metro stations so we can choose which station to use depending on where we go. There are bakeries and supermarkets within 3 mins walk.
The apartment is of good size for two people. A bit crowded for three. Unfortunately, the utensils were rather old. We found only one pot which we could use for cooking. The worst was the quilt cover. It's quite obvious that it was not washed before we checked it. So it smelled saliva! Yike!
We stayed in Paris for 4 nights. The actual apartment was lovely! It fulfilled all our needs. We were a party of 9 and this was a comfortable stay. The apartment is fully equipped. Do not take a double buggy to Paris! It was a nightmare!
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Sue and Claude the owners have gone to great lengths to make their guests welcome including a booklet with details on local amenities which comes in very handy,
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November 2, 2011 | Variety
Brian Lowry: Recent scrutiny questions future of conglom — As Steve Jobs' untimely death reminds us, even wealth, power and status can't bestow immortality. Historically the closest one can come is by passing on a legacy, often through heirs.
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I have a secret addiction. I love Emerald Kale Salad. Have you ever heard of it? It is made from raw kale and very very healthy.
Kale is like a superfood. Check it out!
Here is what you need:
- One bunch of raw kale (organic or local preferably)
- Garlic cloves
- Soy sauce (gluten free for me)
- Sesame seeds
- Sesame seed oil
I "debone" the kale.
I chop the kale up into smaller pieces, easily picked up by a fork. Or my fingers, because I am bad like that.
Then, I use a garlic press on my garlic cloves and add them to the chopped kale.
After adding the garlic and shaking in some sesame seeds. I add in some soy sauce. I do not follow recipes per-se. I add to taste. Enough to coat the leaves.
Then, I ad a few dashes of sesame seed oil. Not too much, just a few dashes. This makes it uber yummy, IMO. But you can leave it out, if you want.
Then, put it in a bowl, put on the lid and "bruise" the leaves by shaking it vigorously. Viola! Done. Put in the fridge to chill. Or eat it all. Your choice!