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Coffee Marshmallows
Tracy Byrne
I don't know if you ever watch Chuck's Day Off, but you definitely should! It's a great hour of food porn starting with Jamie Oliver and ending with Chuck Hughes. There is something so satisfying about watching two men cook with such passion and love for the ingredients. When my roommates and I saw Chuck make these marshmallows with hot chocolate, we were smitten! The hot chocolate is a little too calorie laden, but the marshmallows are fantastic on their own or in your own version of hot chocolate.
Homemade marshmallows have been on my mental to-do list for awhile and I added them to the New Foods list because of the gelatin. I have never worked with straight up, powdered gelatin before. These are pretty easy, they just take a bit of time to whip up in the mixer. The coffee flavor really comes through creating a mocha like flavor in hot cocoa. I'm sure you could substitute any flavoring you like for the coffee. These marshmallows are soft and tasty. As an added bonus you feel pretty bad-a$$ making your own marshmallows! Hello, that's some hard core baking!* I cut the marshmallows in squares and circle to have variety and see what each would look like. I like the circles better, even though there is more waste.
*There is not actual baking in marshmallow making, just a little stove top action!
Coffee Marshmallows Yield - 30 1" marshmallows Adapted from Chuck's Day Off
1 tablespoon canola oil 4 teaspoons powdered gelatin (each packet has about 2 1/2 teaspoons) 2/3 cup cold water 1/2 cup strong coffee 1 1/2 cups sugar 1 tablespoon vanilla 3 tablespoons powdered sugar 3 tablespoons cornstarch
- Soak the gelatin in the cold water, set aside to bloom.
- In medium saucepan, heat the coffee, sugar, and vanilla. Add in the bloomed gelatin and water. Stir and cook until all the sugar is dissolved.
- Add the mixture to the bowl of a stand mixer with a paddle attachment. Beat on slow speed to start and then on high speed until soft peaks. This took me about 15 minutes.
- Prepare a 9"x13" pan by covering with several sheets of plastic wrap. Pour in the oil and spread around.
- Pour the marshmallow mixture into the prepared pan and let sit at room temperature for an hour.
- Sift together the corn starch and powdered sugar.
- Dust the marshmallows with the corn starch and powdered sugar mixture and turn out on a large cutting board. Dust the knife/round cookie cutter (1 1/2 inch) and slice the marshmallows.
- Dip all of the cut marshmallows into the dusting mixture to make the marshmallows not sticky. Store in an airtight container

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I planted my axe into the silver strip of ice, pulled up and crossed over the threshold. I had touched this line twice before – once in the winter of 1997 and again in the winter of 2000 during my third and fourth attempts to climb a new route on the Emperor Face of Mount Robson – but never crossed it. Five thousand feet of face fell away below my crampons – this was the known, the mountainscape that I could draw in fine detail inside my head. Two thousand five hundred feet of mountain lay above my shoulders: the unknown, the mystery. My abdomen tightened, and the skin over it quivered into tension. I felt like a long-distance swimmer wading naked into a northern lake, the far shore beyond sight.
Shards of diamond-hard ice fractured from my axe strikes and rattled off down the ancient, chrome-colored couloir glowing dully with diffuse daylight, the sun never reaching into this deep shadow on the mountain. The ice looked like frozen quicksilver, and the climbing was superb. I was partnered with hometown buddy, Eric, and our good friend and fellow mountain guide, Philippe. Philippe is from Briançon, France. It was his block of four rope lengths, and Eric and I followed him cheering to each other, laughing out loud and shouting out "how cool" it all was.
The day was cold, cloud-free and clear, the kind of weather window I'd waited for months to see. Our rope was 198 feet long and that was the range of our influence. We tacked our way up the slender strip of ice using simple tools – ice axes, crampons, ice screws – unfolding the 2,500 feet of mystery by hand, 6,000 feet above the emerald waters of Berg Lake.
That night would be my eighth passed in bivouac dug into the winter snows of the Emperor. It was my fifth attempt on the face in 13 years. All this time, I'd clung stubbornly to the ideals of alpinism that I inherited from the writings of the great Italian mountain climber, Walter Bonatti, a man I had never met.
Every attempt was made with only what we could carry on our backs. We committed to this beautiful mountain totally, reverentially. We would either make the top in one pure push, or we would retreat by our wits, 198 feet at a time, to live and learn and try again. Robson is the "king" of the Canadian Rockies and the mountain deserves nothing less. The night was viciously cold, and at one point I saw Eric's blanched cheek in the light of my headlamp and told him he should hide it from the westerly wind to keep it from being frostbitten.
At nine o'clock the next night, we connected to the couloir that tops the Wishbone Arete on the west face of Robson. We climbed the ice by headlamp, Philippe in the lead. At midnight we crunched onto the summit, and embraced, and cried – and then we howled.


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New Gallup Poll: 41% Say Bring the Soldiers Home Now
From an article in the Chicago Sun-Times (9/1/05):
Four out of 10 Americans, given a few minutes to bend President Bush's ear on Iraq, would tell him to bring the soldiers home now.
Or, as more than one respondent told Gallup pollsters, "get the [swear word] out."
Gallup gave 1,007 Americans a hypothetical 15 minutes with Bush and asked people what they would tell the president about Iraq.
Some 41 percent said they would urge Bush to pull the troops out and end it immediately.
Nearly three in 10 said the United States should finish what it started: 4 percent want to send more troops; 7 percent said Bush is doing a good job and should stay the course, and 18 percent said the United States should be "more aggressive."
'Quit dillydallying'
A variety of other comments for Bush included "come up with an exit strategy" (6 percent); apologize (3 percent), and explain himself better (3 percent).
A few of the remarks by detractors released by Gallup on Wednesday likened Iraq to Vietnam. Others suggested that if the president had sons instead of daughters, the United States would not be involved. "Let the Iraqi people run their own country; get the army out of there," said one.
In urging Bush to stay in Iraq, one said pulling out now would be "like shoving dirt under the rug." Said another, "I do not agree with the reason we went over there but we have to finish the job." Some were frustrated: "Quit dillydallying and go get them," said a respondent.
Women and Democrats were more likely to urge immediate withdrawal.
About a quarter in the Gallup poll, conducted Aug. 22-25, were stumped, saying they had nothing to say to Bush or had no opinion.
Not the case when the Sun-Times asked some Chicagoans about their hypothetical 15 minutes with the president.
"I would tell him to continue what you're doing," said South Sider Ruben Gonzalez, 25, who spent two tours in Iraq as a marine.
"Saddam murdered kids, threw people into jails," said Gonzalez, now a student who works part time in a bank. "We're doing the right thing."
Jesus Garcia, 24, a hotel purchasing agent, said he would ask Bush, "Where did you ever get the weapons of mass destruction idea? Where was the proof?" The Ashburn resident would urge the president to ask the United Nations to assist.
Conflicting surveys
Melissa Pongpitoon, 26, who works in advertising, said she is not qualified to tell the president what to do -- "he has more information than I do." But the Lake View resident would advise Bush to better explain his priorities.
"What is the reason we're there?" asked Daniel Young, 19, an art student who lives on the South Side. "The cost of this war is too high.''
Other recent polls on the war include an ABC News survey in which 54 percent said Bush should keep the troops in Iraq and an Associated Press survey in which 60 percent said to keep soldiers in place.
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Very interesting... In spite of the blatant anti-Bush, anti-war bias of the mainstream media, there is NO overwhelming support to pull out of Iraq. This bodes well for the good sense of the American people and their reluctance to succumb to liberal propaganda and conspiracy theories.
American people reject liberal propaganda and conspiracy theories
We need to pull out of that contrived war. The media underreports the true and accurate events, they suppress them. It's just a matter of time now, right winger. Get ready, you anti-humanitarians.
Yes, the media does underreport the news. They focus on bad news only. Bad news sells, and is good for ratings and hence profits.
Where is this "blatant anti-Bush, anti-war bias of the mainstream media"? I want to watch it! The only stuff like that I see is on Democracy Now and INN. I only watch Fox for the jokes. That has got to be the funniest station. That O'Reilly cracks me up firing up all those pinhead neo-cons. PNAC forever!!!
I know a number of liberals personally. While a few deny the mainstream media bias, most admit, at least privately, liberal bias is widespread. If you don't already see the bias, I can't help you and would not want to disturb your fantasy world. Your denial is probably very comforting for you.
The corporate media clearly has a conservative bias. Want proof?? Name one mainstream media outlet that was anti the invasion of Iraq, the liberal position. Name just one...you can't, can you? No, of course not. That is just the most obvious example but the pattern holds true down the line. On issue after issue the corporate media tows the conservative line. The myth of the liberal media is just that, a myth, the creation of the right-wing think tanks and smear merchants. Wake up, be honest.
You're right. I probably could not name a mainstream news outlet that did not support the invasion of Iraq. Most Americans supported the war, so the liberal media went along. The media and many Americans (not most) thought the war would be a "slam dunk." It was good for ratings and profits. At the first hint of trouble, some people and the media bailed out.
This is right. It was a free television show. Any criticism the media might have had was bought off when they were "embedded."
Your response makes no sense and contradicts your original statement. You said originally: "In spite of the blatant anti-Bush, anti-war bias of the mainstream media..." and then you respond later: "I probably could not name a mainstream news outlet that did not support the invasion of Iraq." Flip Flop!! Not only that but again you just trot out the "liberal media" smear...in the face of evidence that contradicts your position! Like so many right-wingers today, for you facts gets trumped by ideology. Sad.
I apologize for not making myself clear. There may be a failure to communicate here, but there is no contradiction.
The mainstream news media is indeed anti-Bush and anti-war. However, on the eve of the invasion the majority of Americans supported the invasion, and the mainstream media thinking the war was a "slam dunk" briefly went along with the popular sentiment (good for ratings). At the first signs of trouble, some people and the media bailed out. The mainstream news returned to their anti-Bush and anti-war business as usual (bad news is good for ratings).
In spite of your earlier clear contradiction, which I pointed out, you continue to persist in saying the mainstream media is anti-war and anti-Bush. You offer no proof of this, just your rhetoric. In fact the corporate media has remained true to its conservative bias and remains pro Bush and pro Iraq War in spite of the fact that six in ten Americans no longer support the war, if they ever did. By your logic the media is a fair weather friend that should be turning against the war, yet in covering the anti-war demonstration in Crawford the anti-war crowd was refered to by the supposed "liberal media" as "extremist". Six in ten Americans are extremist? No, the media has been and remains the mouthpiece for conservative ideology.
Liberal Media Evidence
"Pew Research Center for the People and the Press found the national media to be 34 percent liberal and 7 percent conservative."
"The Center for Media and Public Affairs has examined the coverage of Bush by the broadcast network evening news shows and found only two periods of favorable coverage: in the weeks after September 11 and during the actual war in Iraq. This year, roughly 75 percent of the stories about the Democratic presidential candidates were positive. For Bush, they've been 60-plus percent negative."
Read More: http://www.weeklystandard.com/Content/Public/Articles/000/000/004/143lkb...
Pew Survey
The Weekly Stardard, founded by William Kristol, the chairman and cofounder of the center of the neocon universe, the "Project for the New American Century" or PNAC? You think the views of his magazine represent balance? Here is a bio piece on Mr. Kristol from the PNAC website:
"William Kristol is editor of The Weekly Standard, as well as chairman and co-founder of the Project for the New American Century. Before starting the Weekly Standard in 1995, Mr. Kristol led the Project for the Republican Future, where he helped shape the strategy that produced the 1994 Republican congressional victory. Prior to that, Mr. Kristol served as chief of staff to Vice President Dan Quayle during the first Bush Administration. From 1985 to 1988, he served as chief of staff and counselor to Secretary of Education William Bennett. Prior to coming to Washington, Mr. Kristol served on the faculty of Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government (1983-1985) and the Department of Political Science at the University of Pennsylvania (1979-1983)."
We are sure to get an unbiased reading of the media from his magazine. The musings of ultra conservatives on the so called "liberal media" hardly qualify as proof of liberal bias.
This has gone from silly to farce, you have been spanked every time. I am done with this debate and will waste no more time on it.
You spanked me? That's funny.
I know you are done discussing this matter, but I wanted to make one last reply. I realize The Weekly Standard is a conservative publication. However, the article in question specifically references poll results from a study by the Pew Research Center. I suppose no evidence would be satisfactory for you. Well, at least it seems we agree the media is biased.
Again, I apologize for any contradiction and confusion. It appears I made typing errors in one of my previous replies. I should spank my editor! Thanks for your interest and point of view.
A remarkable response considering that the question was open-ended, meaning people could say whatever came to mind. It compares with 18% saying that the U.S. should be more aggressive and finish what was started and only 7% who think the U.S. is doing a good job and should continue with its actions.
That 18% worries me. I wonder how the U.S. could be more aggressive than by launching an unprovoked "shock and awe" invasion and occupation of a country that posed no threat at all at the time. I never cease to be amazed by how some Americans think.
A more complete breakdown of responses is available here
An unprovoked invasion? Iraq had been provoking the U.N, Israel and the U.S. for many years. And, don't forget the invasion of Kuwait.
You are in the rapidly declining ignorant smugnority.
Stop ignorance >>> read
Hey Yank its me!!!!!
DSM? Pleae don't make me rip that ridiculous "document" to shreds. You all know that document is about as valid as the Rather docs about Bush's record. You people will jump on ANYTHING, even if it is a bogus document. Remember, the "original" or should I say the "photocopy of the original" was destoryed. I wonder why???? I love the crap you people come up with and get all the rest of your sheep to beleive.
Richie "The Right Wing Kook" Rich
you never saw the video that's going around , did you? tee hee, don't feel too sheepish, but ignorance is NOT bliss ;)
Yes, after "Rather-gate" I don't understand the willingness to swallow a story based on "re-typed" documents. I want the original DSMs, please.
for another DSM is just a tiny tip of a huge iceberg.
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... and if you think it supports "staying the course", don't take my word for anything. Look at the results breakdown for yourself. I gave you the link.
As for Iraq "provocations", according to you, the U.S. is getting stuck with the human and financial costs of dealing with Israel's being "provoked" somehow.
It was Daddy George's decision to handle the Kuwait invasion as he did without marching on to Bagdad. Thereafter, Iraq accepted "containment" and U.N. inspections. It was the U.S., not Iraq, that refused to allow the U.N. inspectors more time to prove the fact of no WMDs.
The poll does not overwhelmingly support pulling out of Iraq. Considering the mainstream news media's anti-Bush, anti-war bias, I would have expected more support for pulling out.
Saddam openly supported terrorism against Israel, and I seem to remember Iraq lauching missiles against Israel during the First Gulf War. I consider such actions provocation.
And, for twelve years, Iraq repeatedly violated U.N. Security Council Resolutions. I assume you do not consider this sufficient provocation. Perhaps, we should have waited another twelve years.
... some arguments are like religious disagreements, especially when it comes to Israel and terrorism. Your worldview is what it is and, even if I were interested in trying to reshape it for you, it probably wouldn't help. Pax vobiscum.
Thanks for your interest and insight. Sometimes we learn most from those we disagree with. Regards.


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|My new amazing chair.
I have been using the same old drafting chair while I weave for close to 10 years now, well actually it maybe a little longer. I decided after all the creaks and soreness that I was getting from it that it was time to invest in a new, super ergonomic chair to save my back!
I visited the lovely folk at Bad Backs in Hawthorn to give a few chairs a try. Who knew that there was such an array of office/work chairs available?!!! I totally felt like Goldilocks sitting on all these different chairs and saying "no, this one is too soft" and all of that. The great thing about the Bad Backs folk, is that once I found my 'preferred chair' I could take it to the studio for a few days to try it out in the environment that I will be using to see if it was going to work for me!
|You can even sit backwards!
I've gone with an amazing Norwegian Chair, the Hag Capisco. I won't rave too much about it but it feels super sturdy and also allows me to sit in a variety of ways. Always a plus in the studio.
I think that I won't know myself in the studio with this chair. Who knows, it may even speed up my weaving, which is a must with an exhibition deadline looming!!! ARGH!!


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The very sweet Chris at Mele Cotte listed me as one of her recipients for the E for Excellent award! Isn't that sweet? She is my very favorite school administrator (shhh..don't tell my principal I said that), and a fabulous food blogger!
The rules are that I'm supposed to award this to 10 more bloggers. But, I'm in a big, big hurry. They are calling for snow showers tonight people! Show showers! I've got to figure out what to do with all my plants outside. So, I'm just going to award it to 5. I know that probably all of them have been awarded it before, because they are all so excellent!
The first is Cathy at Noble Pig. She keeps me constantly entertained, her recipes are wonderful, plus when she gets rich and famous with her winery, she is going to send me some wine. Of course, she can't send it to Tennessee because it's against the law. But we'll work around that somehow!
Peter at Kalofagas – Greek Food & Beyond. Peter is single handedly teaching me everything I need to know about Greek food and cooking. Plus he makes his own phyllo dough. Need I say more?
Mike at Mike's Table. Mike cooks a huge variety of food, I never know what to expect from him next. Plus he shows you step by step how he did it. I think I've bookmarked practically every single one of his posts!
Marjie at Modern Day Ozzie and Harriet. Marjie does everything, she cooks, she sews and she has something like a gazillion children. Really. She is my hero.
Kevin at Closet Cooking. You know what I love about Kevin? He makes something wonderful, like say a sauce for example, and then uses it in three or four more recipes. I want to be creative like that. He is always stepping outside of the box.
And that's it. There are seriously a zillion more people that I could give this to. You know who you are. I visit your blogs daily. But I really, really have to get outside and spread some mulch or something!
The rules are (and obviously I didn't follow them, so I'm not holding you to them!):
Find at least 10 more blogs of any kind which you deem to be excellent;
– Post about which blogs you picked, linking to me and to them;
– Once you've posted, return here to let me know your post is up, and of course let your 10 award winners know, too.
*If you've already received this award in the past, I won't hold you to selecting 10 more.


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On this episode of The Young and the Restless, Lily is wearing a white cropped top. Looks like the lace inset on her shirt parallels Cane inserting himself back into her life. Really makes one wonder if the Aussie's intentions are laced with particular motives. Lily better stay alert or Cane will likely hop back to his old antics, just like the kangaroo endemic of his homeland.
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St. James Infirmary.......
Original post made by Richard Gambatese, Old Mountain View, on Feb 6, 2009
I was a couselor at the Mt.View Methadone Clinic which was in the County Building at the intersection of Stirlin Rd and Moffett Blvd. from 1973 to 1978. We used to have lunch at a Chinese restaurant in town ( I believe it was Andy's ) and go to St.James Infirmary on Moffett Blvd. for beers after work. St.James was a great place with old chairs hanging from the ceiling and peanut shells on the floor. I also worked as a bar tender at Chuck's Cellar in Los Altos in 1971 and was there when Linda Ronstadt performed one weekend. Her back up band would eventually become the Eagles! Those were great days!
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on Feb 6, 2009 at 5:28 pm
Ahh, I remember Chuck's Cellar! My parents used to go to concerts there back in the day, and I remember getting to go there as a kid for dinner for special occasions. They had a salad bar with chilled plates, so cool for a kid! I'm not even sure what is there now, it used to be a Persian restaurant/night club or something like that.
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I loved chuck's Cellar. I grew up there. Worked there from 1980 to 1985. I was really sad to hear that the owner Larry Hancock had passed on in 2005.


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May 19, 2011|
Jackie talked about the Celtics locking up Doc Rivers to a new five-year deal, what the team could look like going forward, why she has a gut feeling that Kevin Garnett could possibly not return, how the Celtics can rebuild the roster, if she would possibly consider trading Rajon Rondo, the relationship between Doc and Glen Davis and what Jeff Green's role will be with the Celtics in the seasons to come.
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We also. Put a ball the Boston Celtics season and some of the news on Doc Rivers with the -- McNulty joins us on the eighteenth -- hotline find out with possible. But the nation's fastest mobile broadband network AT&T. Rethink possible. Jackie it is hockey crazy around here right and -- You start at the globe and 82 is that correct Agassi you've seen a couple different versions of this Bruins franchise where would you put the fevered pitch of a what we're seeing right now with the Bruins and their fans. Yeah it's I -- pretty gay that mean I covered the cut the year they've played Edmonton and I think that's slept. When Terry O'Reilly was the coach and boy it was insane back then eighty. That 88 particular African leaders -- generating need to get that once. And it was I just love I mean it's always been a hockey town that they stayed in I guess reserving the right. Two wait in deal over the last decade or so and hard to blame -- Internet. Well the way they have played in the way they've been up that -- Bruins fans excited I think it's also. The Celtics are out of it now and we we talked Celtics last week a little bit and it was and a immediate aftermath Jackie of the Doc Rivers stuff and him announcing at a press conference he was likely to come back and frank and your surprise without a couple of couple of five years that he gonna commit to five more years that this. You know -- really impressed to the county and and the whole notion of that there can be at Jerry Sloan in this day and age. Guided in this stain one and I'm -- need to stay here twenty plus years that the idea that -- wants to commit to a franchise. Instead of going to the highest bidder which certainly docket is done. Smart move on the Celtics part I'm telling you had -- stepped away taking a year or two off he would have been the hottest coach in the NBA. So they dockets a lot of security. Stability which I think is important to him and his handling. And the Celtics get the guys that they can now rebuild around some of the had a voice of authority something that's done it here before. Someone has degree report -- Rondo those are all important things. Ticket the what they -- surprise was the five you know what changed were just. No idea what that extension before the year before they just won that one year and now it's five. You believe in the notion of her before that maybe last year he felt that maybe this team was starting to tune him out in eighty and then something changed really just wants to move forward this group. Other could be so I think. I think they have a lot of respect for docket and you know -- Larry Bird was the one Natalie said he should never coached more than three years in one place unless -- Jerry Sloan. Because they -- tune out after awhile that's like -- -- -- Byrd walked away after three years and he was he was a hot coaches in the league at that time. Because he knew it was time to go out on top and and I think with doctor because they're going to be in the transition period a year. Going for would. Those guys have begun. I mean you know ray won't be there in and KG won't be there and wondered Kate even coming back next journey to the dollar also off. -- set up all sorts of alarms but. So I think down. I think you go forward you've got Rondo and dot kind of their relationship is developing and growing. And then it's getting back to unite young and you guys were going to be looking to Rondo into docked to know what to do. So in terms of the unit to line it won't really -- almost applies because you're going to be you're gonna be start over on the fly. Jacqui what are the red flags for you one on KG I've not heard yet it was a guy that might not come back what do I don't see. Yet that you know it's just a gut feeling -- and could be totally wrong and I base this on any reporting or anything other than just. -- and you know disappear into the night after the final game. I do know this that early year and I talked to -- people. They were they were joking about how -- -- looked at this championship in the bank it was fretting about next year because simply been MBA was gonna mess up the lockout year that was gonna screw them up. So you know he he knows his clock is ticking I think he's very very aware of -- a lot of cryptic comments during the course of the season. About it tell them about condolence healthy and I'm not really healthy and and then of course the one thing was that the -- are gaining. He made this comment about well at this is like that my last time here but boy that's odd -- making it -- up guys it's just. You know he's a proud proud guy. I think he took the loss. This in this series of what happened harder than anybody and I'm curious he's taken a good hard look at the parents saying you know can I be the player I once was. And it's like can't beat. Do I wanna keep going like this is is becoming a grind for me now again is all this means off speculation on my part. Now one of the because there's a thing for Celtics is the future of this team Donald dances lot of uncertainty don't know what the collective bargaining agreement's gonna bring -- -- see how it works but. The way it's set up right now. People wanna know how can this team rebuilding his reasons why the NBA teams the -- runs for 101215 years. You hear Dwight Howard's Damien he might be going to LA why is that -- A better spot for him that may be Boston. How did the brush Celtics got to rebuild and make sure it doesn't go -- -- all the way back to maybe non playoff game. Right well I mean I think part of that was. Did they determined they were gonna take Perkins money he wanted basically they can -- -- Jeff Green at a price that they can but palatable to them. And they remember guys it's all lined up rays got an option for next year -- done KG coming back next year for one last year that he's done. That's that's a fair amount of money off your cap now he's still have Rondo and he still has pierce. But you eat at that point you start to have a little flexibility and you do -- around you -- you're quite -- -- -- You know the problem the Celtics cabinet historically don't back historically. They've never been a team that signs the big freeagent in the name means the biggest free agent they've ever sign in their history. And it's not going to be anybody that they knock your socks off and eighteen Dominique Wilkins. It's navy airman Daniel and I there aren't it did it hit the frantic that historically hasn't gone that direction. Boston as a tough sell for today's new age actually. Because it's cold here adult -- it matters to -- NBA plays it matters a whole whole lot. And it's not a glitzy glamour Hollywood New York kind of atmosphere and for a -- like like Howard backed government. Which treatment. Now I wouldn't. I wouldn't I still think you haven't even seen the best -- yet. I I really think he's special and I know -- drives you crazy sometimes I get that. But I I wouldn't I like naked -- like his toughness so like his attitude. I know we. You know at times he's he's stubborn. I like that about him I think like you -- as he -- you know. Who was there was some truth -- that Mike -- Tony said let me take the Big Three away from him and he got a guy that. Can't really craters -- office fires a shot goes in it would take to the basket but frankly doesn't have those shot makers with him is he the same guy. Well I'd I'd throw a turnaround on you know if you take Rondo away from KG pollen and re weak dollar have and they weren't Kasinga either. So I'm upset that their questions and he you know Indy Indy Chris Paul you don't know if he Derrick Rose no kitchen like Derrick Rose. But because they develop that's still I think he can't I think he can well. It may I know the -- pretty well. Likely brings like I like it. Well and you make a very astute point as always Jacqui at the free agency route has not been -- for the Celtics all it does Danny Ainge have. Is there going to be try to put up a trade -- place where he ends up trying to deal one of the Big Three to try to make that transition period is that a trade that will be any. Explored those type -- trades with a potentially a Ray Allen is -- -- -- for ten million bucks next year. Yeah I mean I think that's a fair question and and I think -- has the guts to do it. I really do -- was around -- the Big Three the old Big Three just faded into obscurity he was there he -- -- happen and I've heard him say it before. That is it he witnessed some vitality gonna happen on his watch and yet here we are and it almost seems like it is. That's very similar eerily similar. And Ray Allen is -- is Robert parish of the of the bunch and by that I mean the one that's supposed to be getting older the one that's supposed to be breaking down. The one side whose career within first and -- race seemed timeless because he takes good care of himself and and you know if you get to a point next year waited contending team that's trying to win at all went -- -- that Ray Allen on -- -- I don't know that's. You know I I don't think any. Is afraid to do anything I think he's kind of of that happening. Wouldn't go as often it doesn't at the end of the year easy stark in some answers from what we saw -- big baby was a big topic and the way Doc Rivers talked about so feel free agency deathly effect of this guy because he looked maybe too much to his office and he looked towards that big contract coming up. You expect this guy coming back next year. Well I think. Listen doc and -- have problems they don't get along at all. And I think -- if it is docked -- -- reacted emotionally he'd move on from the kids but again. This is a team that's over the cap. That does not have flexibility to go out trying to create -- sort certainly not next year they're gonna have a veteran met minimum that's about all. So Glen Davis is there at their player you know it's if he's been restricted free agent that they can you know thinking they'd gotten -- And and it if they can't get anything else out there. Elevate from a ton of money absolutely not I don't know what the market is true for -- right now I think he hurt himself. Tremendously in the postseason and he keeps saying now well that doesn't matter it's the body work over the whole course of the season but if you're and other taming your watching big baby over the course since he's what you see. He's -- got to come April march April. Stopped working on conditioning. Gained a whole want to wait at the worst time for the team lost his left it lost in my opinion his effectiveness. So you'd think long and hard out front kind of money etiquette like that. Jackie what will be this scenario with Jeff Greenwald a gulf furthered recommit the sky restricted player Danny talked glowingly about -- Michael last week how far. Will they -- financially to keep Jeff Green here. While I would think they have to keep current -- -- when you have to make an ideal partner and don't discount the possibility of -- trade with Jeff Green if the numbers get too high they can they can do that as well don't forget that. I think Jeff Green to the future I thought that of all the things that were said. And I admit I'm a little I had these guys that's open up their sleeves and I'm embarrassed to battle related but there's something going on here. The one the most cryptic an interesting comment that I thought was made with Danny talking about bringing Paul Pierce that the -- picture that really surprised. I'm not sure what that's. Well and but -- the band dot followed up and agree with them and say we'll do that. So you let me ask you okay your -- here. Your -- you you can offer one of the best. Statistical. Scenes of your career career high shooting percentage career high free throw percentage career high in terms of turnover and by that -- -- the least amount terms not the most. You have a pretty darn good year you've recommitted yourself been waiting ever have before he keeping yourself sound and healthy. And you watched Jeff Green -- -- through this trade. And never really did anything that he was supposed to do for you team figured that they are perfectly fine with that yes I think you should start ahead you can get. -- That doesn't make sense. It's gotta be a fun offseason Jacqui we've got a lot of fun talking basketball at this year and nine or speak for Lou we'd say thank you so much it's been -- a lot of fun I'm not sure we'll talk cut down the role in the playoffs but enjoy what is now. A Bruins town for the next couple weeks. I gotta tell you know my son I would tell my son about the sign that the -- -- you know bigfoot but not quite you know it's down they have what was it up bigfoot. I'd forgotten I'll ask her mind to and that they expand the base and in my mind was sent out we should add token don't stand -- and -- Jacki thank you so much joy and Jack McMullen espn.com. Joining us on the AT&T hotline find out with possible. With the nation's fastest mobile broadband network AT&T. Re think possible. Let's get a break we'll get back your phone calls talking about game three tonight Tampa and the Boston Bruins. At 6177790850. Toll free 888. 5250859. -- second your phone calls they -- scan. 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Just read my Classic Ford from back to cover and found that Chester Sports Cars are selling a new ITB kit for 750 pound. Sounds like a steal to me. . .
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Inlet manifold
Set of 4 ZX6R bike carbs
Set of 4 long and short air horns
Lined hoses
Coil Pack
Various other necessities
Manual choke bar
ECU w/ DIY tuning software and cable, comes pretuned
It's 750 pound for the standard 1.6,1.8,2.0 Zetec
It's 760 pound for the Duratec ST, SVT Zetec
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As well as all the website design tools and the online storage, Office Live offers several extra online applets which can help organise business. Chief among these is the contact manager, which goes a lot further than a simple name and address list. As well as contact details, it provides space to write up your competitor's products and remind yourself of the kind of 'threat' they pose.
Name and address lists can be uploaded from Outlook or Outlook Express into the Office Live contact manager and can then be expanded upon with the new information, which you can view from any mobile browser which can access the Office Live site.
The remaining tools consist of a range of managers and trackers designed to link in with a workspace and website. The Time Manager, for example, is a well-organised, calendar-based tool with To Do list, resource management and standard UK holidays built-in. It can be used to schedule meetings and other events for a complete group, all of whom can use the same, shared tool, in much the same way you might use workgroup tools on a local network.
Another of the applets enables the creation of a personal or group blog, which can be a good way of sharing ideas or providing a space for simple discussion. The expense report includes a default, morale-boosting £75 on cake and ice cream, which is some indication of Microsoft's mindset, though the fact that the expense isn't incurred until 17 October means it has little idea of the British climate.
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The Li-Mon-Eags Make Trouble
There had been trouble in the Forest of Gugu that morning. Chipo the Wild Boar
had bitten the tail off Arx the Giraffe while the latter had his head among the
leaves of a tree, eating his breakfast. Arx kicked with his heels and struck Tirrip,
the great Kangaroo, who had a new baby in her pouch. Tirrip knew it was the
Wild Boar's fault, so she knocked him over with one powerful blow and then ran
away to escape Chipo's sharp tusks. In the chase that followed a giant porcupine
stuck fifty sharp quills into the Boar and a chimpanzee in a tree threw a cocoanut
at the porcupine that jammed its head into its body.
All this was against the Laws of the Forest, and when the excitement was over,
Gugu the Leopard King called his royal Counselors together to decide how best
to punish the offenders.
The four lords of the forest were holding solemn council in a small clearing when
they saw two strange beasts approaching them--beasts the like of which they
had never seen before.
Not one of the four, however, relaxed his dignity or showed by a movement that
he was startled. The great Leopard crouched at full length upon a fallen tree-
trunk. Bru the Bear sat on his haunches before the King; Rango the Gray Ape
stood with his muscular arms folded, and Loo the Unicorn reclined, much as a
horse does, between his fellow-councillors. With one consent they remained
silent, eyeing with steadfast looks the intruders, who were making their way into
their forest domain.
"Well met, Brothers!" said one of the strange beasts, coming to a halt beside the
group, while his comrade with hesitation lagged behind.
"We are not brothers," returned the Gray Ape, sternly. "Who are you, and how
came you in the forest of Gugu?"
"We are two Li-Mon-Eags," said Ruggedo, inventing the name. "Our home is in
Sky Island, and we have come to earth to warn the forest beasts that the people
of Oz are about to make war upon them and enslave them, so that they will
become beasts of burden forever after and obey only the will of their two-legged
A low roar of anger arose from the Council of Beasts.
"WHO'S going to do that?" asked Loo the Unicorn, in a high, squeaky voice, at
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Corey Feldman Believes Corey Haim Might Not Have Overdosed
We all assumed that Corey Haim, who has a well documented battle with drugs, died of an overdose when he was found dead with four prescription bottles nearby. Haim's dear friend Corey Feldman would like us to pause for a moment and at least wait for the autopsy report.
He went on Lary King Live last night (here he is arriving and leaving CNN studios in Hollywood) and said Haim was showing a number of symptoms that could have meant kidney or heart failure after years of drug abuse on his body. The deputy coroner said Haim had suffered flu-like symptoms for two days before his death, which sounds eerily familiar. Feldman says Haim's doctor put him on a new line of medications, which are likely what was found in his possession and I'm sure that doctor will be questioned. But, instead of consuming himself with drugs, Feldman insists his friend "really became a man" recently, helping his mother with her battle with cancer and "taking care of her, being responsible."
The Lost Boys star also said that he appreciated the outpouring of support from Hollywood, but questioned where were those same people, who call him a legend now, when Haim was living in Sherman Oaks with his mother with no money or a car. Had he lived, there might have been a different ending to this story. Haim has completed film projects recently and was in negotiations to film another movie with Feldman, their first together in nine years
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Mr Meagles bestirred himself with such prompt activity in the matter of the
negotiation with Daniel Doyce which Clennam had entrusted to him, that he soon
brought it into business train, and called on Clennam at nine o'clock one morning
to make his report. 'Doyce is highly gratified by your good opinion,' he opened
the business by saying, 'and desires nothing so much as that you should
examine the affairs of the Works for yourself, and entirely understand them. He
has handed me the keys of all his books and papers--here they are jingling in this
pocket--and the only charge he has given me is "Let Mr Clennam have the
means of putting himself on a perfect equality with me as to knowing whatever I
know. If it should come to nothing after all, he will respect my confidence. Unless
I was sure of that to begin with, I should have nothing to do with him." And there,
you see,' said Mr Meagles, 'you have Daniel Doyce all over.'
'A very honourable character.'
'Oh, yes, to be sure. Not a doubt of it. Odd, but very honourable. Very odd
though. Now, would you believe, Clennam,' said Mr Meagles, with a hearty
enjoyment of his friend's eccentricity, 'that I had a whole morning in What's-his-
name Yard-- '
'Bleeding Heart?'
'A whole morning in Bleeding Heart Yard, before I could induce him to pursue the
subject at all?'
'How was that?'
'How was that, my friend? I no sooner mentioned your name in connection with it
than he declared off.'
'Declared off on my account?'
'I no sooner mentioned your name, Clennam, than he said, "That will never do!"
What did he mean by that? I asked him. No matter, Meagles; that would never
do. Why would it never do? You'll hardly believe it, Clennam,' said Mr Meagles,
laughing within himself, 'but it came out that it would never do, because you and
he, walking down to Twickenham together, had glided into a friendly conversation
in the course of which he had referred to his intention of taking a partner,
supposing at the time that you were as firmly and finally settled as St Paul's
Cathedral. "Whereas," says he, "Mr Clennam might now believe, if I entertained
his proposition, that I had a sinister and designing motive in what was open free
speech. Which I can't bear," says he, "which I really
am too proud to bear."'
'I should as soon suspect--'
'Of course you would,' interrupted Mr Meagles, 'and so I told him. But it took a
morning to scale that wall; and I doubt if any other man than myself (he likes me
of old) could have got his leg over it. Well, Clennam. This business-like obstacle
surmounted, he then stipulated that before resuming with you I should look over
the books and form my own opinion. I looked over the books, and formed my
own opinion. "Is it, on the whole, for, or against?" says he. "For," says I. "Then,"
says he, "you may now, my good friend, give Mr Clennam the means of forming


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After that, I no longer work on the link development of that website.
Can search engines give website a penalty for developing links in this manner?
From what my SEO guy has told me Google recently has taken this in consideration and you will get penalized for it.
If you are only going to do 90 incoming links then do them over a 3 month period.
Whatever you do just do it consistantly. Dont get 90 one month then 3 the next then 50 the next. If you get 90 this month get 90 next.
With link farms and link exchange programs people have the abilty to do massive amounts of links at once and I believe Google looks at this like you are trying ot get around thier system rather than work with it.
IMO however, 3 months to introduce 90 links may be playing a little too safe. A new site introduced with say 5 good links is reasonable and will mean that spidering will start as a natural propagation process rather than having to submit.
After that, I try to play very safe by introduce new links at an 'Average' of about 10 per week. I try to ensure that this average of 10 is not a rigid figure but deliberately varying between say 7 and 13 per week over the weeks.
In addition to these 'Engineered' links, most sites will probably pick up incoming links as a matter of course anyway which also adds to the randomness.
The figures above are determined by the size of site that I generally work with for local small businesses and would be totally inadequate for launching a new Amazon or the like.
After that, I try to play very safe by introduce new links at an 'Average' of about 10 per week. I try to ensure that this average of 10 is not a rigid figure but deliberately varying between say 7 and 13 per week over the weeks.
Agreed that you build links with no more than 13 links, but how do you make sure that all the 13 will be indexed by Google. Do you have any special measures to work on that.
I'm also working on lInk building on my sites and ws wondering if sth cud make sure that my links are indexed by Google.
Thanks in advance!
Google will harvest links along with normal spidering to index content. There is no way to influnce this astronomically massive automated process.
Since you are talking about getting a single link from each of these domains you are trading links with, it's not even considered link spam, so there would be no algorithmic need to filter such links.
If Nike started producing Air Cars and built a new site to market these wonder vehicles, they'd probably get 100,000 links within a few days (from 100,000 different domains). It is unlikely some algorithm would punish the site for such a thing.
Getting 10,000 links from a single domain is easily handled algorithmically by use of a filter wherein the number of links counted will be reduced. 9999 of those links are unlikely to be counted for anything. It's not a penalty, it's a filter.
Can the search engines implement such a penalty? Yes.
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Tomasz Adamek (41-1, 27 KO), one of the top five heavyweights in the world, and Mateusz Masternak (20-0, 15 KO), World Boxing Council number 10 in the light heavyweight division were in attendance at the Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey to cheer for young 21-year-old Polish heavyweight, Adam Kownacki. Kownacki was the 2009 New York Golden Gloves Tournament winner, and was fighting in his fourth professional against Damon Clement. Kownaki added his fourth KO in the second round.
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Captain Steve Borthwick could be talking about Jonny Wilkinson as he lists the reasons why Owen Farrell has become critically important to Saracens' bid to reach their first Heineken Cup Final.
The build-up to Sunday's titanic semi-final against Toulon has been dominated by the looming head-to-head between the 2003 World Cup-winning icon and the current England No10, who on Tuesday will be named in the Lions squad for Australia.
In recognition of Wilkinson's importance to Toulon, the former England outside-half will captain the French side at Twickenham, a stadium that showcased so many of his match-winning Test appearances.
That only increases the pressure on Wilkinson to deliver a performance to prove he remains one of the world's leading No10s and, according to his Toulon team-mates, he should also be heading to Australia with the Lions.
Wilkinson, 33, does not expect to tour as Lions head coach Warren Gatland is largely ignoring French-based players, which puts the spotlight firmly back onto Farrell.
At 21 years old, Farrell is at the start of his Test career, having played 16 times for England compared to Wilkinson's 91 caps. However, Farrell exhibits many of the attributes Wilkinson offered England when he burst onto the Test scene in 1998.
Borthwick has watched Farrell — son of Lions backs coach Andy — handle the pressure of having a famous father and also assume the role of Sarries' tactical fulcrum.
So how does Borthwick see the battle, heading into the club's second ever Heineken Cup semi-final.
"There are a lot of comparisons," said the former England captain. "Owen is a very young man but his preparation and mindset and competitive spirit are fantastic.
"He has become a leader of the team in his own way and has been involved in the start of this era.
"He is so tenacious and works so hard. We talk about consistency and Owen delivers every week with an abrasive performance and leads by example.
"While he is so physical, aggressive and competitive, he also has this ability to be calm-headed to lead the team around the pitch and make good decisions. How Owen has developed this at a young age is incredible and I feel very fortunate to take the pitch with him.
"He has been a leader of this team since he came into it at 19 years old. We are very fortunate to have him."
In many ways, Toulon have copied the template Saracens created when professional rugby was born in 1995. Having owner Nigel Wray and his deep pockets on board, Sarries brought World Cup-winning Springbok captain Francois Pienaar, Wallaby great Michael Lynagh and French superstar Philippe Sella to London and a host of big names have followed.
Sarries can still boast a Springbok World Cup-winning captain in John Smit but the South African influence that used to dominate has been diluted with young English players coming into equation — led by Farrell.
Toulon have a healthy English contingent headed by Wilkinson and including the Armitage brothers, Delon and Steffon, but owner Mourad Boudjellal has used his millions to scour the world for top talent and the squad are hugely impressive. They will be supplemented by Springbok wing Bryan Habana and Wallaby flyer Drew Mitchell next season.
With a salary cap of around £8.6m in France compared to the £4.5m Sarries must live within, Toulon have bigger financial clout and that is why the Premiership leaders have made more modest signings in the form of Wasps No8 Billy Vunipola and Harlequins prop James Johnston for next term.Borthwick has been a huge influence this season, winning line-out ball against every opposition and was key to the quarter-final win over Ulster at Twickenham.
He is confident Sarries can deal with the star-studded Toulon squad and added: "We have been in some pretty tough situations, including being down 13 points at various periods of the Racing Metro game in Nantes but came through. We have guys who are incredibly courageous and keep going."
Arguably, the most important player will be Farrell, who is relishing his battle with a player he idolised when growing up. This week Farrell will have been studying Wilkinson's statistics and his main concern will be that he has missed 11 tackles in seven European matches this season, while the former Newcastle man has failed just three times.
However, Farrell's points tally is comfortably better than his rival, outscoring him by 92 to 72.
This semi-final — Clermont Auvergne take on Munster in the other match in Montpellier tomorrow — will be settled by the boot. The battle between the two No10s will be compulsive watching and I expect Wilkinson to come out on top.
These Amlin Opta statistics highlight the importance of both players to their teams in the seven Heineken Cup matches they have each played this season:
Carries made
Farrell 12 - 29 Wilkinson
Wilkinson is even more of a fulcrum than his opposite number and has carried the ball more than double the times Farrell has.
Kicks made
Farrell 27 - 62 Wilkinson
Wilkinson has gained 161metres to Farrell's 59m and has kicked 62 times in play to the Sarries player's 27 which goes some way to dispel the view that the Premiership leaders put boot to ball more than any other team.
Drop goals
Farrell 0 - 1 Wilkinson
Wilkinson, who kicked the most famous drop goal in rugby, has landed one of his four efforts but Farrell has drawn a blank from his three attempts.
Total points
Farrell 92 - 72 Wilkinson
However, Farrell can take comfort from his points total of 92 which is 20 better than Wilkinson's.
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Arabtec Holding Co., the biggest construction company in the United Arab Emirates, said third-quarter profit almost tripled, beating analyst estimates, as revenue was bolstered by new contracts.
Net income jumped to 100.8 million dirhams ($27 million), or 3 fils a share, from 35 million dirhams, or 2 fils, a year earlier, Arabtec said in a statement today. That beat 54 million dirhams, the average of five analyst estimates compiled by Bloomberg.
Arabtec, which helped build the world's tallest tower in Dubai, said revenue grew to 1.9 billion dirhams from 1.4 billion dirhams in the quarter. The backlog rose 29 percent to 23.5 billion dirhams from a year earlier.
"The huge influx of contract awards is trickling into the revenue," said Taher Safieddine, an analyst at Shuaa Capital PSC. "They have been doing a decent job at increasing productivity and improving margins." He rates the stock hold with a price estimate of 2.35 dirhams and is reviewing his rating.
Arabtec said it canceled the second part of a rights issue and will consider alternatives if it needs more funding. The contractor raised 2.4 billion dirhams selling new shares in July to bolster its oil-and-gas construction and affordable housing businesses.
"Our growth strategy will help us achieve our aim of growing Arabtec's existing business and expanding into higher-margin and higher-growth sectors," Chief Executive Officer Hasan Ismaik said in the statement.
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The contractor is building a branch of the Louvre museum and the Midfield Terminal Building in Abu Dhabi. It will bid for construction of the Guggenheim and Zayed museums in the U.A.E.'s capital. Arabtec is evaluating more than 100 billion dirhams worth of projects mostly in civil engineering, infrastructure and oil and gas, Ismaik told CNBC Arabia in August.
Arabtec's gross margins widened to 12 percent in the third quarter from 11 percent a year earlier. The contractor is collecting late payments from developers, allowing it to recoup provisional losses taken in 2010 and 2011 after Dubai's property market crashed, Safieddine said.
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Exploring young children's web searching and technoliteracy
Spink, Amanda H., Danby, Susan J., Mallan, Kerry M., & Butler, Carly (2010) Exploring young children's web searching and technoliteracy. Journal of Documentation, 66(2), pp. 191-206.
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Purpose – This paper aims to report findings from an exploratory study investigating the web interactions and technoliteracy of children in the early childhood years. Previous research has studied aspects of older children's technoliteracy and web searching; however, few studies have analyzed web search data from children younger than six years of age. Design/methodology/approach – The study explored the Google web searching and technoliteracy of young children who are enrolled in a "preparatory classroom" or kindergarten (the year before young children begin compulsory schooling in Queensland, Australia). Young children were video- and audio-taped while conducting Google web searches in the classroom. The data were qualitatively analysed to understand the young children's web search behaviour. Findings – The findings show that young children engage in complex web searches, including keyword searching and browsing, query formulation and reformulation, relevance judgments, successive searches, information multitasking and collaborative behaviours. The study results provide significant initial insights into young children's web searching and technoliteracy. Practical implications – The use of web search engines by young children is an important research area with implications for educators and web technologies developers. Originality/value – This is the first study of young children's interaction with a web search engine.
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Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - May 13, 2005, Syracuse, New York The Post-Standard Affiliated with SyracuM.com FRIDAY, MAY 13. 2005 FINAL EDITION O Kff> 'he Pos'.- SYRACUSE, N.Y. 50 CENTS GOOD MORNING BAD LUCK? We head into the weekend with a cloudy and cool Friday the 13th. Unfortunately, there's rain for Saturday and more clouds for Sunday. High temperatures should reach the 60s all three days. Complete forecast, D-12 HIGH: 64 Hancock Field Saved From Base Closings. Walsh Says LOW: 45 Officials considered firing on plane in D.C. airspace As a wayward Cessna flew deep in restricted airspace over Washington, D.C., Wednesday, national security officials were on the phone discussing whether to implement the last line of de- fense: shooting it down. One senior Bush administra- tion counterterrorism official said it was "a real finger-biting period because they came very close to ordering a shot against a general aircraft." RELATED STORY, PAGE A-4 'Physical abuse' reported at school for the blind State police are investigating reports of "physical abuse and widespread mistreatment" at a state-run school for the blind, of- ficials confirmed Thursday. NfW YORK, PAGE A-8 Blair threatens Iran over nuclear concerns A showdown over Iran's nu- clear weapons program loomed Thursday after British Prime Minister Tony Blair warned that he was prepared to refer the Is- lamic republic to the U.N. Secu- rity Council for possible sanc- tions if it proqeiSRhtfith plans to resume uranium reprocessing. STORY, PAGE A-3 'Universal' flu shots possible in the future Within five years, the gov- ernment is likely to recommend annual flu shots for every Amer- ican not just young children, the elderly and other at-risk peo- ple, public health advocates pre- dict. The government panel that sets U.S. vaccine policy already has begun discussing "universal immunization." STORY, PAGE A-9 Microsoft pursues Sony, unveils Xbox 360 game Microsoft Corp. hates to lose at anything, even games. So after spending billion on its Xbox video game system and making little back, there was only one thing to do: Try again, and harder. Thursday it intro- duced Xbox 360 game console. BUSINESS, PAGE C-l Review "Jerry Finnegan's presented by That's the Idea Pro- ductions, was staged Thursday night. REVIEW, PAGE B-2 Corrections Vineyard Institute of the Arts' performance of Camillus Fire Department's pushball Call Deputy Executive Editor Tim Bunn at 470-2240 to dis- cuss a correction on a news story. Subscription questions? Call 470-NEWS Fort Drum awaits word as Rome Lab worries what's next ft By Peter Lyman ashington bureau Syracuse's Hancock Field Air National Guard Base is not on a list to be released today of mili- tary bases that the Pentagon be- lieves should be closed or down- sized, according to Rep. James Walsh. 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