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LONDON, England (AP) -- British Prime Minister Tony Blair on Wednesday defended the war in Iraq, and brushed off a new question about a government memo that suggested Washington was determined to justify the invasion.
"I was glad that we took the action we did," Blair told the House of Commons when asked about the so-called Downing Street memo.
According to the leaked minutes of a July 23, 2002, meeting between Blair and top government officials at his Downing Street office, Sir Richard Dearlove, then chief of Britain's intelligence service, said the White House viewed military action against Saddam Hussein as inevitable.
"Bush wanted to remove Saddam, through military action, justified by the conjunction of terrorism and WMD," read the memo, seen by The Associated Press. "But the intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy."
British lawmaker Adam Price asked Blair in the Commons on Wednesday whether he believed Dearlove was a reliable source of information on Iraq.
"Is it safe to assume that Sir Richard's statement ... that the intelligence and facts were being fixed around the policy was an accurate assessment of the intentions and actions of the Bush administration?" Price asked.
Blair said the contents of that memo had already been covered by a high-level independent investigation into the British government's case for war in Iraq.
He emphasized that the 2002 meeting took place before Britain and the United States sought and secured a resolution from the United Nations Security Council -- a path that indicated they were not bent on military action.
"I have to say that this was of course before we went to the United Nations and secured a second resolution, the resolution 1441 that had unanimous support," Blair added.
Blair, who met on Monday with Iraqi Prime Minister Ibrahim al-Jaafari, went on to defend the U.S.-led war.
"When I stood next to the new prime minister of Iraq, somebody who has had five of his relatives assassinated by Saddam ... and realized that he was in power because of the democratic votes of 8 million Iraqis, then I was glad that we took the action that we did and made sure that Iraq was no longer governed by a dictatorship, but by a democracy."
Details of the memo appeared in British newspapers early last month but the news in Britain quickly turned to the May 5 election that returned Blair to power.
In the United States, however, details of the memo's contents reignited a firestorm, especially among Democratic critics of U.S. President George W. Bush.
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HAHA assmonkey!
Finally their day is coming...this is building up a nice steady momentum, I forsee rolling heads and for once it's not Iraqi's. Your going down Bush, your going down Blair...you little weasel. A reminder to Americans please take time to read carefully www.newamericancentury.org especially the little references to Iraq
Again, the press allows Blair to escape the evidence contained within the DSM that the trip to the UN was a mere exercise and facade to rally public support behind the War. It instead allowed him to again repeat that apparant lie that the UN venture demonstrated a quest for a diplomatic not military solution.
he suppose to believe that nobody had read the memos.
Tony Blair is quoted in today's press releases as saying that he is "a bit astonished" that the DSM is getting so much traction in the U.S. media. He notes that the memo was written long before the decision to go to war was made and suggests that it is taken out of context. There is so much wiggle room on all of this that it's easy to spin a hundred different ways. Ex. Bush probably made the decision to go for regime change in Iraq when he came into office-however, he obviously didn't make the final decision until right before the invasion. Q. When was "the decision" made? It's like Cheney's assertion that "9/11 changed everything"-that's a correct statement but in the context of Iraq it only means that 9/11 gave the administration the excuse or cover they were looking for long before 9/11.
You idiots are scrambling to find anything that supports your stupid view point about the war. The war was over a year or two ago. Let it go and get a life. Bunch of wankers.
... because it means that we're succeeding. The fact that you took time out of your undoubtedly busy schedule to call us wankers means our message is getting through.
Tell that to my next-door neighbor who's son was killed THIS PAST MAY by insurgents in Iraq. You cold, callous and simple twit!
How many lies does Bush's think the American people will swallow? First we went to war because Iraq had weapons of mass destruction. When that lie failed he tried linking Iraq to Bin Laden and that was proven to be untrue. He would now have us believe that Iraq attacked us on September 11th. Why is there no mention of the Downing Street memo proving that the attack on Iraq was being planned 8 months before we went to war. How many more of our rights are we going to relinquish before we wake up to what is really going on in our country?


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I never heard of an IV multinomial logit for Stata (see also the thread appeared in January 2007: Oprobit in first stage of two-step model) --- but it may exist.
The nearest thing in my user-written command library is -mtreatnb- from SJ6-4, that fits a treatment-effects model that considers the effects of an endogenously chosen multinomial treatment on another endogenous count outcome, conditional on two sets of independent variables. The treatment variable is modeled via a multinomial logistic and the outcome via a negative binomial regression.
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I was born a yellow pup; date, locality, pedigree and weight unknown. The first thing I
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When he finds one, he brings it to the checkout stand at Haviland Hardware and Convenience Groceries, the mom-and-pop place he's owned for about 2 ½ years.
The woman needing the cooler also needs ice.
A sign on the front of the store says that ice costs $2.
The woman starts to pay but Hannan waves his hand and says "It's on me."
In the days since a deadly tornado destroyed the city 12 miles to the west, many people have found solace and supplies, hope and a friendly smile in the unassuming store with creaky wood floors and big front windows.
They have hugged and kissed there, cried there and laughed there.
Journalists from Wichita found a priceless Internet connection there.
Especially the first two days after the tornado knocked out electricity, land lines and cell phone service, Eagle reporters and photographers used the hardware store as a home base to transmit their work back to Wichita. Although the self-described "ultraconservative" jokingly traded political barbs with what he assumed were "left-wing" big-city reporters, he also was generous and trusting enough to offer a key in case they needed in to use the computer after hours.
The store bustled with activity last week as townspeople trudged in to buy bags of potato chips, frozen burritos, bandages, cleaning supplies and toiletries -- and to exchange stories about the storm.
Hannan and right-hand man Joe Blair, his only employee, listened behind the counter of a little-bit-of-everything store.
The building has stood on Haviland's main street since 1916. Hannan figures there have been about 10 owners over the years.
He grew up in the Haviland area, lived awhile in Lincoln, and now lives on a farm in the country with his wife, Kathy.
When Hannan took over, he added wireless Internet and a public access computer.
"It's a cool place for kids to be able to go," he said.
He likes driving by at night and seeing the town's youngsters and adults alike using laptops on the sidewalk out front of the store.
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This unit on 1st floor, particularly located on the back building, is quiet and very comfortable.
With capacity for 2 people, distributed in a divan bed for 2. Table and 4 chairs, and kitchen with service for 4. LCD TV, heat and cold air.
Located on the street corner Defence Plaza Dorrego, where every Sunday is carried out one of the most famous antiques fairs in the world! Many bars and restaurants surrounding the area.
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* REGULAR BUENOS AIRES CITY TOURS: From ar$ 85.- per person
* TANGO SHOW DINNER: From u$d 127.- per person, included the pick up transfer
House rulesThe building have only 4 apartments, and rest times should be respected.
Noisy parties and meetings are prohibited. Any situation that breaks the house rules will be grounds for immediate eviction, taking charge of economic or material damage caused.
El edificio tiene solo 4 departamentos y los horarios de descanso deben ser respetados.
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O edifício tem 4 apartamentos, e os tempos de descanso devem ser respeitados.
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Very very quiet place, absolutely no noise, as Mariano says it's like an oasis! 10mn walk from the Aerbusezeiza stop to the airport (av Begrano/Passeo Colon) close to several food shop and buses. Wifi sometimes weak. An old house with a nice patio but even if we felt secure, the street may look a little bit strange. Anyway i would recommend this place though a bit expensive considering the area.
Thank you very much for a very peaceful place in a very nice neighborhood and that will certainly become one of the trendiest neighborhoods of Buenos Aires. We felt really good dice or the moment we stepped through the door .I highly recommend this place
Merci beaucoup pour cet endroit trés paisible dans un quartier fort sympathique et qui certainement va devenir un des quartiers branchés de Buenos Aires . Nous nous sommes senties réellement bien dés l'instant ou nous avons franchi la porte .Je recommande vivement ce lieu
studio very well located in an area at once calm and animated. Excellent stay. thank you to mariano Elbio.
studio très bien placé dans une zone à la fois calme et animée. excellent sejour. merci à mariano elbio.
the apartment was overall good but the most annoying wifi I have ever used, this is not a wifi apartment, you need to go out from the apartment to make it work. If the wifi had worked this would have been a four star apartment, overall good but not perfect.
pluses are:
+The host Elbino
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-No fan so its hard to fry on the pan.
The flat is awesome, very well situated, nice furniture, very good bed. My only point of critique is that the wifi does not work in the flat and that you have to go into an extra room to have internet access.
Very nice and well located.
Très agréable et bien situé.
The apartment is well situated in San Telmo, very central, a lot of places can be reached easily by a short walk. It was equipped with everything you need for cooking and it was also quiet.
What a great city! Our booking was managed prompty and efficiently by Mariano. He arranged a airport shuttle for us which was waiting for us at the airport. (A return shuttle was also arranged for us which arrived on time to take us to the airport). Zuni was there to meet us with our key as arranged when we arrived. The apartment was on the ground floor and was delightfully charming; just as it was advertised. We were thrilled to find a complimentary bottle of local wine in the apartment. The weather was colder than expected but this did not present a problem as the apartment has airconditioning that kept it warm and cosy but that could be switched off as required. The bed was very comfortable and the amenities more than adequate. The apartment is situated in the heart of the San Telmo Barrio and within walking distance of great cafes and restaurants. Great value for money and would definitely recommend this to those who are seeking comfortable, convenient accommodation at a good price!
Very nice setting for this small loft. Pretty patio home. A haven of peace .. We especially enjoyed the cleaning done once a semaine.ce was a pleasant stay. Thank you
Cadre très agréable pour ce petit loft. Joli patio d'accueil. Un havre de paix.. On a particulièrement apprécié le ménage fait une fois par semaine.ce fut un agréable séjour. Merci
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a few days ago i broke out my homemade buffer (i haven't been in the garage really for a couple years) i had forgotten how satisfying buffing metal can be, it's great when you've been working different pads and compounds and all of a sudden you start to see the unmistakable signs of success. i highly recommend it.
so then i saw this thread and had to send a pic since friends have laughed when i told them about it and say "no way" when i show it to them and then they nod and rub their chins when i demonstrate it.
it's especially funny since it's basically made from an exercise walker (treadmill?) that was out on the street for bulk trash pickup and an old floor jack, i actually grabbed the treadmill for the metal frame which i used to make a tiny trailer for a guy who paid me 200 bucks for it .
the rollers have a 3/4 shaft and a bearing at each end, and was even fine threaded at one end, readily available chucks will screw right as does most everything else.... plus, since there were two rollers, i have a spare which i thought i'd need, but still haven't, the floor jack i just chopped up and welded for the stand. the shaft is basically unaltered except mounted and gusseted with a pulley on one end, (you can use different size pulleys for different speeds, i also used to use it as a bench grinder before i bought one) the motor is off my table saw which is what i clamp the buffer to when i use it. i thought about a third pulley so i didn't have to swap it out, but, it's no big deal, 4 bolts.
while i was out there taking a pic, i figured i'd send one of my version of an "upright" compressor too. it's just a couple small tanks that had been thrown away hooked together with a hose and check valve (which was already in the tank) , the pump is a harbor freight special, 100 bucks on sale for their big one, 5 hp or whatever, the motor is the key, its a commercial unit from an out of business garage a friend gave me, all combined, it kind of kicks ***.
Cool stuff there
show me your home made tools so I can copy them!
I've made a few tools and love doing it. Would love to make some more but I usually wait til a situation arises to get me to do it. Anyhow, if you made some please show us. Would love to get some ideas and just read about interesting tools guys are making.
These are bits for a palm nailer to be used as a poor man's planisher. They are hardened steel bolts welded onto washers then shaped. The bit in the middle even has a curved face but in all honesty the only bit I found worthy is the square one. If you use the square bit with a shot bag you can get pretty good results. Haven't used the planishing hammer but can tell that the palm nailer in tandem with a shrinking disk can get great results if you have the time to go back and forth for a bit. Unfortunately I have only time for a round or two of both but can tell it gets better with patience.
I was looking for a copper magnet all over on line and the only one I found was at eastwood and I heard the magnets fall out and are weak, so I made my own. I got the idea from someone else who used induction magnets but I found magnets that were smaller. Just a 1" copper pipe smashed down, two bolts welded into 1/8" stock and plc adhesive glued to the magnets, which bolt thru copper. Better damn magnet than some china crap. This thing is rugged too. Very handy piece. I will also make a mini one with one magnet and a small copper tab. Just imagine this magnet cut in half.
I think everyone has made a pair of tuck shrinkers. I think I should shape the head a bit but it works ok I guess. I need more practice at it so I can't really comment. Maybe I'll get some sheet metal and try to make a bowl or something.
The homemade pogo stick kicks arse. Works like a charm and it's a tool I just don't want to pay $100 for when I don't use it everyday, so I made one. Even has the same dimensions as a pogo stick and even a bicycle grip handle at the end. This is before I welded it together. I already used it and it worked like a charm. Still have to glue a piece of rubber tire onto the foot.
I just made these today. I was working on a usual chevy truck fender and anytime the fender lip gets hit they same to always roll inward. It's a pain to fix so I welded two pieces of metal on some deep throat vise grips and so now I'll simply clamp the lip down and twist it into shape. Easy as pie. The other one I did simply cause I know a vise grip with a ring welded onto it comes in handy for multiple purposes. Glad I did this.
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that's cool. Less dust as well cause you don't have to walk around your parts.
Here are a bunch;http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/home...ed-164919.html olnolan
I guess I should have used the search engine and added onto this. Sorry for that guys.
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Hey, I posted this tool in the Garage Tools board, and with the recommendation of cboy I'm posting it here too! Hopefully many of you will find this useful!
It's a leaf spring spreader to make installing leaf springs WAY easier.
I decided to do the threaded rod method, and it worked wonders. About $13 for the tube, allthread, nut, and washer. not bad for a tool that is so incredibly helpful with a difficult task.
I did just as described in this thread. I bought a piece of 5/8" all thread, and a piece of square steel tubing just slightly larger than the all thread. 3/4" I believe. Used a couple whacks of a hammer and steel chisel on two opposing sides of one end of the square tubing. basically making one end of the tube look slightly like an hour glass. The point of this was for the two side walls to fold inward instead of outward when I flattened the end. Then I beat the end relatively equal on the other two sides the create somewhat of a chisel tip on one end of the steel tube. Then I used a grinder on one end of the all thread to accomplish the same thing. Thread the nut onto the all thread, stick the washer on it, and slight it inside the tube. Now you have yourself a handy dandy leaf spring stretcher that will save you lots of time when trying to remove or install leaf springs. Just put either end of the stretcher in the crevice near the eye of each side of the leaf spring, tighten the nut, and voila!
Now here come the pictures.
The first few pictures show both ends of the spring spreader so you can see how they were made.
The next two pictures show how both ends are positioned on the leaf spring itself.
And the last two pictures are a before and after, if you will, of the spreader in action.
The first is before the nut has been tightened. The spreader has been extended just long enough to hold it on the leaf spring. In the second picture, the spreader has been extended enough to spread the leaf spring out at least a couple of inches. I didn't measure but you can tell just by looking that the difference is clear. The nut wasn't even getting difficult to turn at this point. This is definitely a great tool to make and keep around.
Riv-nut Tool...
Hi guys!
Made a new tool over the weekend, a hydraulic press for clinching "Riv-nuts" that are beyond the size capacity of a hand-plier, to be used with my existing HF 4 ton press kit. My hand tool will only do up to #10, anything over that required a "stud, nut, and washers" rig that uses bolt rotation to clinch them. If you've ever done this, you know what p-i-a that can be! I found a small "Enerpac" hollow cylinder on E-Bay ($75), bought a set of mandrels from McMaster-Carr ($13 ea), and made the remaining parts on my old pre-war Atlas lathe. The nosepiece is threaded 3/8-16 to screw into the cylinder, bored 1/4" through and is 3/4" OD x 7/8" long. It is used alone for the 3/8" mandrel and riv-nut. There is a 1/8" spacer for use with the 5/16" rig and that spacer plus an additional 3/16" spacer for the 1/4" rig. The smaller sizes are easy, but the 3/8" nuts takes a pretty good amount of "arm" to press them. I made these pieces from aluminum because I had the stock, but the nosepiece would ideally be from steel, as once the ID is bored, there is only 0.020" wall thickness to the thread's root diameter! It can only work if the nosepiece is screwed flush to the piston so the force is not on the threads...
Harbor Freight sells this hose roller for $20 / $10 or $12 on sale. The problem is the hose hangs up on the eight fingers, making it difficult to roll up hose. I have bought and modified 4 of them by adding 3/8" hoops I bent around an old 15" wheel. They work great after adding the hoops. Here are photos of before and after adding hoops.
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We have those reels down under here in Australia already with the ring on the outside. We just buy them and connect the hose/cable/etc to it. No fuss and simple as!!
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|Bruins breakdown: Riding shotgun
|02.23.10 at 12:33 pm ET
On Monday we took a closer look at the Bruins centers, Tuesday is time for the men riding shotgun — the right wingmen.
This group of forwards includes Blake Wheeler, Mark Recchi, Michael Ryder, Miroslav Satan and Byron Bitz. Note that for the sake of breakdown this group is demarcated by official roster designation, not where the player always plays on the ice. For instance, when Wheeler and Ryder are on the same line, as they often are, it will usually be Wheeler who jumps to the left side.
So, let's take a look at what is cooking on the right side of the aisle. On Wednesday we will look at their left wing counterparts.
Ryder — Is there any other player on the Bruins roster (outside of Tim Thomas currently) who is more persona non grata than Ryder? He was a productive player in Montreal but ended up in Guy Carbonneau's doghouse and his production suffered. He then came to Boston to reunite with Claude Julien with the hope of regaining his spark. It is not the first time that a player has jumped from Hab to Hub (or vice versa) but, really, two Original Six teams with rabid, unforgiving fan bases one right after the other? No pressure there.
There are a few factors that are always sure to set fans off regarding particular players. One is being a high paid player who does not produce. Another is being a top six forward who in a scoring slump. The third, and most pertinent in this case, is not living up to expectations.
|Bruins breakdown: Centering in
|02.22.10 at 3:48 pm ET
What is the best thing about the final week of Olympic hockey? Well, despite the drama of the United States first Olympic victory over Canada since the 1960 "Forgotten Miracle" and the excitement of watching Jaromir Jagr play again, the best thing about the final week of the Olympics is that it means the Bruins will be back in action next week. The Hub hockey fans get to see if the four-game road winning streak before the break was a sign that the Bruins are ready to climb back into contention, or if it was a rare positive flash in an otherwise dreadful season.
In that mindset, the Big Bad Blog is going to breakdown the Bruins roster by position this week in an attempt to see where this teams stands. On Monday, we will be looking at the men in the middle ' the centers.
(Note: Practice starts for the non-Olympic players (and those not still playing) on Thursday at Ristuccia Arena.)
The strength of the 2009-10 Bruins is definitely down the middle. Barring injury, the best Boston production Boston has to offer lays on the sticks of Marc Savard, David Krejci and Patrice Bergeron. Let's take a closer look at what each has to offer:
Savard: The gatekeeper of the Bruins attack, Savard has missed significant time though still is third on the team with 31 points in 37 games (behind Bergeron and captain Zdeno Chara). A couple of reporters were joking with P.J. Axelsson last year after he scored a goal playing on a line with Savard, and a reporter said, 'Savard could feed a horse and it would score.' Axelsson just laughed and nodded, knowing the jibe was as much about his lack of scoring prowess as much as Savard's innate ability to put the puck in the right place at the right time.
|Update: Bruins in the Olympics
|02.18.10 at 3:47 pm ET
Six Bruins are playing in the Olympics in Vancouver. The first round of preliminary games has been played, let's take a look how the boys from the black and gold have faired.
Patrice Bergeron — The Bruins center had 12:50 of ice time in Canada's 8-0 win against Norway on Tuesday. Bergeron had an assist on Mike Richard's goal that made it 3-0 in the second period. Bergeron had a plus/minus of 1 and two penalty minutes with an interference call in the second period.
Marco Sturm — The German captain had 15:14 of ice time and two shots on goal in Sweden's 2-0 win on Wednesday.
Zdeno Chara — The Slovakian captain had four penalty minutes and a shot on goal in 26:28 of ice time in Wednesday's 3-1 loss to the Czech Republic.
Miroslav Satan — The Bruins front line forward was a scratch against the Czech's. Satan sustained a laceration to his hand against Tampa Bay last Thursday before the break.
Czech Republic
David Krejci — The Bruins second line center had a shot of goal in 14:20 of ice time against the Czech's.
United States
Tim Thomas — Dressed as Ryan Miller's backup against Switzerland on Tuesday and Norway on Thursday.
|Olympic hockey: Group C breakdown
|02.16.10 at 4:56 pm ET
With all the great names in Group A and B, it is easy to overlook the fact that Group C has the gold and silver medal winners from 2006 in Sweden and Finland, respectively. It also could be called the Group of Brothers, as some prominent siblings dot the rosters such as Daniel and Henrik Sedin of Sweden, Andrei and Sergei Kostitsyn of Belarus (though Andrei will not play because of injury), and Jarkko and Tuomo Ruutu as well as Saku and Mikko Koivu of Finland. This group should be a battle between the Nordic clubs, with Belarus able to steal some points and Germany an also-ran unless the injuries that forced some last-minute turnover to the Belarus roster cripples the team.
Schedule (All times ET)
Feb. 17 — Finland vs. Belarus, 3 p.m.
Feb. 17 — Sweden vs. Germany, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 19 — Belarus vs. Sweden, 3 p.m.
Feb. 19 — Finland vs. Germany, midnight
Feb. 20 — Germany vs. Belarus, midnight
Feb. 21 — Sweden vs. Finland, midnight
Captain — Nicklas Lidstrom
Assistants — Daniel Alfredsson, Henrik Zetterberg
Goaltenders — Jonas Gustavsson, Stefan Liv, Henrik Lundqvist
Players to Watch — Nicklas Backstrom, Peter Forsberg, Daniel and Henrik Sedin
Breakdown — Sweden is the defending goal medal winner and will be tough in Vancouver. Lundqvist could carry the team to the medal round if he gets hot, and the Sedin brothers are a formidable pair wherever they play. Forsberg has two gold medals to his credit, as he scored the game-winner in the 1994 games in a shootout in the gold medal game. The Sedin brothers do not have to travel far, as they play for the Vancouver Canucks and will be in their home building.
Captain — Saku Koivu
Assistants — Kimmo Timonen, Teemu Selanne
Goaltenders — Niklas Backstrom, Miikka Kiprusoff, Antero Niittymaki
Players to Watch — Tuomo and Jarkko Ruuto, Mikko and Saku Koivu, Selanne and any of the three goaltenders
Breakdown — The biggest decision for Finland coach Jukka Jalonen will be which goaltender will get the majority of the time. Based on NHL numbers this season, the pick would be Kiprusoff (.925 save percentage, 2.18 goals against for Calgary) over Niittymaki (.917, 2.55) but that would be to forget that Niittymaki was the MVP of the 2006 Olympics with only eight goals against during the entire tournament despite losing to Sweden at the end. Selanne was named the best forward in 2006, and with Timonen, they give the team a solid veteran backbone.
Captain — Ruslan Salei
Assistants — Viktor Kostiuchenok, Alexei Ugarov
Goaltenders — Vitali Koval, Maxim Malyutin, Andrei Mezin
Players to Watch — Sergei Kostitsyn, Salei
Breakdown — Belarus is ranked eighth in the International Ice Hockey Federation rankings and has a smattering of NHL talent in the Kostitsyn brothers, Salei of the Avalanche and Grabovski of the Maple Leafs. Belarus is not at the level of the Great Seven of the United States, Canada, Russia, Sweden, Finland, Czech Republic and Slovakia, but it definitely has enough talent to be better than Norway, Latvia and Germany. The team has lost a little depth with Andrei Kostitsyn and Mikhail Grabovski missing because of injury along with four other non-NHL players who were on the original roster. A quarterfinals appearance is not out of the realm of possibility.
Captain — Marco Sturm
Assistants — Dennis Seidenberg, Sven Felski
Players to Watch — Sturm, Seidenberg, Jochen Hecht, Alexander Sulzer, Marcel Goc
Bruins on the roster — Sturm
Breakdown — As Germany is a major industrialized nation, it is a wonder that this country has never been good at hockey, even after being reunified. Sturm, the Bruins' leading scorer, is the headliner of the roster and Seidenberg is a good defenseman. Predators teammates Sulzer and Goc provide some NHL experience, and Hecht played in the 2002 Olympics but missed the 2006 games with an injury.
|Olympic hockey: Group B breakdown
|02.16.10 at 1:55 pm ET
Continuing to break down the Olympic hockey rosters, Group B looks like the deepest of the three groups. Russia is the standout favorite while the Czech Republic and Slovakia field strong teams. The joke about the group is that if the Czechs and Slovaks were still one country (Czechoslovakia) then it would be a powerhouse. Of course, that is not the case. Latvia will will attempt to fight for respectability.
Note: After the preliminary round, each of the 12 teams will be ranked on the basis of points. The top four teams advance to the quarterfinals, with the remaining teams playing to advance.
Schedule (All times ET)
Feb. 16 ' Russia vs. Latvia, midnight
Feb. 17 ' Czech Republic vs. Slovakia, midnight
Feb. 18 ' Russia vs. Slovakia, midnight
Feb. 19 ' Czech Republic vs. Latvia, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 20 ' Latvia vs. Slovakia, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 21 ' Russia vs. Czech Republic, 3 p.m.
Captain ' Aleksey Marozov
Assistants ' Alexander Ovechkin, Ilya Kovalchuk
Goaltenders ' Evgeni Nobokov, Ilya Bryzgalov, Semyom Varlamov
Players to Watch ' Ovechkin, Evgeni Malkin, Pavel Datsyuk, Sergei Fedorov
Breakdown ' Malkin, Ovechkin and Datsyuk all were finalists for the NHL's Hart Trophy last year as the league MVP. That is about as impressive of a trio as it gets in Vancouver. The Russians have scoring power to spare but could use a top-flight goaltender to cover the back end. Nobokov is a good, serviceable NHL goaltender but he is never going to be confused with Patrick Roy. The matchup nightmare comes as the Russians roll out line after line of great goal-scorers (Kovalchuk, Ovechkin) mixed with good set-up men (Malkin). Expect the Russians to have a say in the medal rounds.
Czech Republic
Captain ' Patrick Elias
Assistants ' Tomas Kaberle, Jaromir Jagr
Goaltenders ' Tomas Vokoun, Jakub Stepanek, Ondrej Pavelec
Players to Watch ' Jagr, Vokoun, Milan Michalek
Bruins on the roster ' David Krejci
Breakdown ' The Greatest Show on Ice returns to North America. That, of course, means Jagr. Now plying his wares in the KHL, Jagr is one of the top five greatest players of the last 20 years and can still skate well. It will be interesting to watch him take on NHL talent again, and Group B is full of it. Krejci is an interesting member of this team and likely will serve as a second- or third-line center to try to set up Michalek and company. For the Czechs to be there in the end, it will come down to Vokoun. The backstop has played well for a bad Florida Panthers team this year and probably will appreciate having some talent in front of him for once.
Captain ' Zdeno Chara
Assistants ' Marian Gaborik, Pavol Demitra
Goaltenders ' Jaroslav Halak, Peter Budaj, Rastislav Stana
Players to Watch ' Chara, Halak, Marian Hossa, Miroslav Satan
Bruins on roster ' Chara, Satan
Breakdown ' The strength will be in the defense, with Chara leading the way in front of Halak or Budaj. Milan Jurcina and Andrej Sekera give the Slovakians decent depth on the blue line. The Czechs probably are a little bit deeper overall, but this is a second-tier team that could turn some heads if Hossa gets hot and one of the goaltenders can sustain a roll. Satan will play a part, but do not expect him to carry the team.
Captain ' Karlis Skrastins
Assistants ' Herberts Vasiljevs, Aleksandrs Nizivijs
Goaltenders ' Ervins Mustukovs, Sergejs Naumovs, Edgars Masalskis
Players to Watch ' Skrastins, Oskars Bartulis, Martins Karsums
(Former) Bruins on the roster ' Karsums
Breakdown ' Latvia is better known as Dinamo Riga of the KHL. Fifteen players from Dinamo Riga are on the Latvian roster, including Karsums, who was assigned to HC MVD of the KHL from the Tampa Bay Lightning AHL affiliate Norfolk Admirals but did not join the team and instead went to Dinamo. Bartulis and Skrastins are both defensemen and the only Latvian players currently on NHL rosters (Flyers and Stars, respectively). Latvia has never finished higher than ninth in any international competition and should get handled easily by the other three teams in the group.
|Olympic hockey: Group A breakdown
|02.16.10 at 11:05 am ET
The 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics hockey tournament starts at 3 p.m. (ET) on Tuesday at Canada Hockey Place with Team USA taking on Switzerland to begin the Group A preliminary round robin. Throughout the day, we will present short bios of the teams in each group, starting with Group A, where the United States and Canada continue a long international rivalry.
Note: After the preliminary round, each of the 12 teams will be ranked on the basis of points. The top four teams advance to the quarterfinals, with the remaining teams playing to advance.
Schedule (All times ET)
Feb. 16 ' USA vs. Switzerland, 3 p.m.
Feb. 16 ' Canada vs. Norway, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 18 ' USA vs. Norway, 3 p.m.
Feb. 18 ' Canada vs. Switzerland, 7:30 p.m.
Feb. 20 ' Norway vs. Switzerland, 3 p.m.
Feb. 21 ' Canada vs. USA, 7:40 p.m.
United States
Captain ' Jamie Langenbrunner
Assistant captains ' Zach Parise, Dustin Brown, Ryan Suter, Brian Rafalski
Goaltenders ' Tim Thomas, Ryan Miller, Jonathan Quick
Players to Watch ' Phil Kessel, Chris Drury, Patrick Kane
Bruins on the roster ' Thomas
Breakdown ' Team USA's strength is between the pipes. The Sabres' Miller is likely to get most of the starts for the Americans, but any one of the three goaltenders can get hot and carry the team into the medal round. Drury was a standout at Boston University, where he helped the Terriers to a national championship in 1995. This will be his third Olympic games. Kane and Kessel could give the team some offensive pop, but to stand up to the likes of Russia and Canada the Americans will have to be able to keep pucks out of the net. Team USA definitely has talent, but it may not be enough to propel it to its first gold medal since the 1980 Miracle on Ice, the only other time Team USA took first aside from the 1960 Forgotten Miracle.
Captain ' Scott Niedermayer
Assistants ' Sidney Crosby, Jerome Iginla, Chris Pronger
Goaltenders – Marc-Andre Fleury, Roberto Luongo, Martin Brodeur
Players to Watch ' Whom not to watch? With such a star-packed team there are plenty of names to keep an eye on, but look out for Blackhawks young forward Jonathan Toews.
Bruins on the roster ' Patrice Bergeron
Breakdown ' The pressure is on the Canadians to win this tournament going away. It is their sport, their country and their gold medal to lose. With Crosby, Joe Thornton and Dany Heatley likely to head up the top line and stout defensemen including Pronger on the blue line, it is an NHL general manager's dream. Add in Luongo and the timeless Brodeur, and Canada has plus players and depth at every position. Look for Bergeron to man center on the third line and play against opposing teams' top lines as a defensive forward.
Captain ' Mark Streit
Goaltenders ' Jonas Hiller, Martin Gerber, Tobias Stephan
Players to Watch ' Streit and Hiller are the NHL stalwarts, but some young talent at the minor league level includes Yannick Weber of the AHL Hamilton Bulldogs (Canadiens), Andres Ambuhl of the AHL Hartford Wolfpack (Rangers) and Luca Sbisa of the WHL Portland Winterhawks (Ducks).
Breakdown ' Gerber and Hiller are the strength of Team Switzerland and Streit is a strong captain for the team, but overall the talent is spread too thin to compete with the North Americans. A quarterfinals run would be an outside possibility.
Captain ' TBD
Goaltenders ' Pal Grotnes, Andre Lysenstoen, Ruben Smith.
Who to Watch – Ole-Kristian Tollefson, Patrick Thoresen, Tommy Jakobsen.
Breakdown ' Tollefson and Thoresen are the only two players that have any NHL experience and neither are currently in the league. Tollefson has had the most success as the 65th pick of the 2002 draft by the Blue Jackets. He is with the Grand Rapids Griffins in the Red Wings system. Tollefson and Thorensen are two of only five Norwegian players to ever lace up in the league. Thorensen played with the Oilers and Flyers and now is with Salat Yulaev of the KHL. Jakobsen is the old bear of the team with 131 international appearances. Do not expect much from Norway. The last time it qualified for the Olympics was 1994, and its highest finish in the tournament was eighth in 1972.
|Four in a row: Bruins tame Panthers in shootout
|02.13.10 at 9:59 pm ET
Summary — The Bruins played a sleepy game on Saturday in Sunrise but were able to take two points from the Panthers with a 3-2 shootout win. Mark Recchi was the hero for the Bruins in the eighth round of the shootout. Tuukka Rask took the win for his fourth consecutive victory with 26 saves while Tomas Vokoun was the loser for the Panthers with 37 stops.
Mark Recchi tied the game at two in the second half of the third period when he deflected a Dennis Wideman shot passed Vokoun.
The Panthers took the early lead when Nick Tarnasky scored his first of the year at 10:12 in the first period after he was left alone in front of Rask on a rebound. Boston came back when David Krejci scored his 11th of the year at 15:54 when he threw the puck on Vokoun from the corner that beat the net-minder through the legs to tie the game at one.
The lead did not last as Stephen Weiss flew through the neutral zone and put an inside-out move on Zdeno Chara to burn the Bruins captain and knock down Rask's door with with a wrist shot at 18:54 in the first period.
Three Stars
Mark Recchi — The veteran forward played in his 1550th game to move into ninth on the all-time list and tied the game with his ninth power play goal of the year (team high) in the third period. He had the game-deciding goal in the shootout.
Dennis Wideman — The Bruins defenseman had two assists on the night to give him 19 for the season
Stephen Weiss — The Panthers leading scorer had the best looking goal of the game when he burned through Chara in the first period.
Turning Point
The Bruins went on their first power play of the game at the 9:44 in the third period and made the Panthers pay. Recchi camped in front of Vokoun and was rewarded when he redirected a Wideman shot from the top of the right circle to tie the game at 11:44.
Key Play
The Bruins and Panthers went back and forth in the shootout that went to sudden death eight rounds. Recchi proved to be the hero again when he deposited the puck top-shelf over Vokoun's shoulders for the game-deciding goal. Krejci and Marc Savard scored in the shootout for the Bruins to keep the Bruins alive. David Booth and Kamil Kreps tallied for the Panthers.


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OMAHA, Neb. - Part rock concert, part investment workshop, the annual gathering of Berkshire Hathaway shareholders is an odd mix.
But that's just how the faithful crowd of more than 30,000 who attended Saturday's version likes it.
Getting the chance to learn about business and life from Berkshire CEO Warren Buffett and spend the day with like-minded investors made it worthwhile to brave Saturday's cool, rainy weather in Omaha, Neb.
The level of appreciation shareholders have for Buffett becomes clear as he tours the meetings 200,000-square-foot exhibit hall each year.
Admirers held their cellphones and iPads in the air as they surrounded the billionaire Saturday. A pack of security guards created a buffer around Buffett as he visited displays selling Berkshire's See's Candy, explaining BNSF railroad's virtues and highlighting some of the company's other 80-plus subsidiaries.
Josh Miller, 11, of Maple Grove, Minn., couldn't see over the throng of people, reporters and cameras that moved through the exhibition floor crowd. But he knew who was at the center.
"Warren!" he called, holding up his iPad to get a shot of the Oracle of Omaha.
The Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting began humbly in 1982 with a crowd of 15 in an insurance company cafeteria. It has been growing steadily just as the company's stock price rose to become the most-expensive in the U.S., reaching $162,904 for a Class A share on Friday.
Now the meeting regularly fills Omaha's 18,300-seat arena and every nearby overflow room. Buffett likes to call it "Woodstock for Capitalists."
It's the one day of the year when the 82-year-old Buffett gets treated like a rock star while his friend Bill Gates, who serves on Berkshire's board, can wander through the crowd without much recognition.
Buffett again shared the stage this year with his 89-year-old business partner, Berkshire Vice Chairman Charlie Munger, to answer questions from shareholders, journalists and financial analysts for six hours.
Buffett said he thinks Berkshire will continue to thrive after he's gone because the company's employees and managers will resist any attempt to change the way it runs.
The U.S. economy should continue growing at a steady pace just as it has since the fall of 2009, Buffett said, but the Federal Reserve's efforts to stimulate growth are likely to eventually create inflation.
"We've encountered far worse problems than we face now," Buffett said. "This is not our toughest hour."


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A Civil War fort, a Colonial-era farm and a 1,000-square-mile swath of northwestern New Mexico. What could such disparate destinations have in common? Sadly, their one shared characteristic is that they all made the latest edition of America's 11 Most Endangered Places, released Wednesday from the National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP).
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ken represented me six years ago and he forgot i was his client. then a year he was representing another client (a dishonest fellow) and ken went after me on civil suit. the suit was dismissed but i felt very sorry for ken that he stooped so low as to represent someone in such an unethical manner.
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I retained Mr. Kenneth Rosenau in 1981 to represent my family in a very complicated probate case involving my grandfather's estate. The issues presented in this case were unusual to say the least but Ken made a leap of faith, took the case and won a settlement for me and my family. He kept us informed all along the way. and always returned calls when I had a question. I was pleased with Mr. Ken Rosenau and the work that he did, after all, he got us the outcome we needed.
Mr. Rosenau has helped me a number of times over the years, since that case in 1981 and I would without question retain him again. Thank you!
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I hired Kenneth Rosenau as my divorce attorney in 1997, and he turned my life into a nightmare. He is only concerned about increasing his billable hours. He lied about his references, he hid from me the divorce settlement offer that my ex-husband proposed. He also wrote the opposing counsel asking for a recommendation for a judgeship position that Rosenau. He also asked the judge, without my knowledge to give to him my child support payments, Rosenau is not a trustworthy, or ethical professional.
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Kenneth has been my attorney since 1998. I have had other attorneys, and none of them were as effective as he was. No I did not win every case, but over the years, I have come to trust him and his firm. He has always given me the truth, and kept me grounded in reality. No matter what, he always fought hard and aggressive for me. He knows the law, and judges and other attorneys respect him. He is truly the best lawyer I every had the pleasure to meet. If you can afford him, he is worth his weight in gold. His price is reasonable, and I have never regret one dime that I spent. I always send him thank you cards for the work he has done, and express my gratitude for his service. This attorney is the real deal. He is old school, and his family practice is a rear find now a days. What can I say, I love this firm.


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CHICAGO – From "Mr. Ed" to "Dog with a Blog," talking animals have had their place on TV. The latest has origins as a web series, with the clever title "Downward Dog." The show premieres on Wednesday, May 17th, 2017 (9:30pEST/8:30pCST), on ABC TV, and features Ned the Dog as Martin, and human companions portrayed by Allison Tolman and Lucas Neff.
There is Little Beauty to Be Found in 'Collateral Beauty'Submitted by JonHC on December 17, 2016 - 6:33am
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CHICAGO – Charles Dickens once said, "Reflect upon your present blessings — of which every man has many — not on your past misfortunes, of which all men have some." Seeing the trailer for "Collateral Beauty," it's obvious this is the theme of the film, but it is also the theme of this review. My "blessing" to you is the foresight not to waste your time with this film.


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Joe Allen is embracing the pressure of his big-money move to Liverpool and is ready to use it to help Wales secure a place at the 2014 World Cup.
Just a year ago the midfielder had yet to start a game for his country, but following his £15million move from Swansea to Anfield he is being mentioned in the same breath as Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey as key figures in Chris Coleman's side.
Wales kick off their qualifying campaign against a star-studded Belgium side including the likes of Vincent Kompany, Mousa Dembele, Marouane Fellaini and Eden Hazard.
If Wales are to start the campaign with three points the contributions of Bale, Ramsey and Allen will be crucial.
And the 22-year-old is ready to rise to the challenge.
He said: "There is a difference for me now. I think it's quite easy to see that. From my point of view, I'm looking forward to that level of pressure.
"You aspire to play at the highest levels and be the best player you can, and these are obviously the things that come with it.
"You have to have massive belief, it has to border on arrogance at times. I think you can see the difference of a top player playing with belief or without it. That's something you have to cope with in football and something we strive to achieve."
He added: "There is a new pressure, an added pressure that comes with situations like mine but I've had the experience of being part of the Olympics, which was a help in terms of starting this Premier League season.
"I said to myself that I'm going to approach this year the same as I've approached any other in my football career and give it everything I can, and at the end of the day say to myself: 'Have you given your best?' If you have, you can't do any more than that."
Much of the focus in the build-up to the Cardiff City Stadium clash has been on the Premier League contingent in the Belgium line-up and, while Allen recognises the talent in the visitors' squad, he has warned that the quality Wales possess should not be underestimated.
"I think it's natural sometimes to focus on the opposition, the players they've got and the stars they've got in their team," he said.
"But I think it's important sometimes to remember the talent and ability that we've got in our team.
"I think it's been well documented, especially over the summer, the players they've got in there and the transfer fees they've commanded. We'll all have to make sure that we're on our toes because it's going to be a very tough encounter."
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text: I`ve been a fan of his hoping he would develope this season, but two things I saw have me wondering. Perry F. put him in late to cover Witten and I saw Coe pull up on the sideline with his hamstring being favored. Still with the hamstring ? He was out from the first Cowboys game with that thing . Then with respect to Dez Bryant`s catch ( out of bounds but not a TD ) he seemed to be closing in on the ball at half speed but no limp. He had a great verticle leap to nowhere , but his athletic demeanor didn`t seem urgent. Am I seeing things that aren`t there ?


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Life Sciences Communication Major
The Department of Life Sciences Communication (LSC) prepares students for careers as professional communicators in scientific and technical fields, or for graduate school. Scientific areas of expertise include the environment and natural resources, health and nutrition, agriculture, biotechnology and nanotechnology, and social sciences. In 1908, LSC became the first department of what was then termed Agricultural Journalism in the world, and retains the leadership position in science communication.
Graduates of the program are highly sought after by employers across scientific and communication industries. Key to the education that LSC students receive is a combination of theoretical grounding and state-of-the-art practical application. Our instructors are a mix of world-class researchers and real-world practitioners of regional or national profiles.
Students receive training across print, audio, video and web. They learn to target and create communications for both news and marketing. Most important, they learn to plan strategically and implement the most effective communications for diverse publics.
Students complete an undergraduate major in life sciences communication under the Bachelor of Science degree program. Students in this program have the flexibility to explore environmental and health communication; agricultural business, industry, social marketing; or the international context.
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The major comprises 24 credits. All majors take: a foundation science writing course (3 credits); a research methods course (3 credits); a science, media and society course (3 credits); two additional courses from a list of core classes (6 credits); a capstone course (3 credits). The remaining credits are taken in one of three potential concentrations (6 credits): Communication in the Life Sciences; Communication Strategy; Communication Skills and Technology.
Communication in the Life Sciences Concentration: focuses on theoretical approaches to specific communication issues in the life sciences context, such as health communication, Native American environmental issues and the media, and contemporary communication and their social effects.
Communication Strategy Concentration: focuses on the skills and theory necessary to effectively communicate with audiences in the life sciences context, while satisfying the long terms strategic goals of an organization; it includes courses in advertising, social marketing, and risk communication.
Communication Skills and Technology Concentration: focuses on the skills required to translate organized information into informative and persuasive messages for a variety of media, such as newswriting, documentary photography, publications editing, web design and video production.
Independent Concentration: is determined by the student and the advisor and approved by the director of undergraduate studies.
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Courses may not double count within the major (unless specifically noted otherwise), but courses counted toward the major requirements may also be used to satisfy a university requirement and/or a college requirement. A minimum of 15 credits must be completed in the major which are not used elsewhere.
Note: Students must have a minimum of 15 credits within the LSC major that do not double count with CALS or university "general education" requirements.
Math 112 or 114 or placement exam recommended to fulfill the CALS Quantitative Reasoning Part A requirement.
Stat 201 or 301 or 371 or C&E Sox 360 recommended to fulfill the CALS Quantitative Reasoning Part B requirement.
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L Sc Com 111 or L Sc Com 212
L Sc Com 250
L Sc Com 251
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L Sc Com 314
L Sc Com 320
L Sc Com 332
L Sc Com 350
L Sc Com 360
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Life Sciences Communication
L Sc Com 440
L Sc Com 444
L Sc Com 560
L Sc Com 617
Communication Strategy
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L Sc Com 432
L Sc Com 435
L Sc Com 616
L Sc Com 625
L Sc Com 660
Communication Skills and Technologies
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L Sc Com 432
L Sc Com 450
L Sc Com 505
L Sc Com 532
L Sc Com 560
L Sc Com 614
Independent Concentration
Must complete 6 credits approved by the advisor and the LSC Curriculum Committee and reported to 116 Agricultural Hall.
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text: I was just wondering if their was truck club around the Ft. Hood area already or not. I do know there are a lot of different vehicle clubs and even some vehicle specific clubs (motorcycle, Impreza/EVO, SRT-4, big body, whips, diesel p/u, modern muscle). I have a friend that was a part of AWDestruction (Impreza/EVO) and he used to meet once a week and talk about like different upgrades, shareknowledge from personal experiences, and go to other people's houses and help them do motor swaps, builds, turbos and tune and other stuff like that. I am interested in doing something like this for the c/k, s-10(15) kinds of trucks (if it doesn't exist already). If anyone else is remotely close to this area and would possibly like to be part of this, or anyone thinks this might be a good (or bad) idea, post to this thread and let me know. Will also be signing up and posting this same thread to other chevy truck forums as well. Let me know what you guys think.


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RE: More confusion over pre-amps and amps for Maggie 3.6s
Posted by ProfPaul on February 1, 2012 at 13:15:22:
I've never tried getting by without a pre-amp. In principle, it makes sense that you should be able to do pretty well without one with a few caveats. For me personally, those caveats are big enough I'll continue using a preamp. Like you, I bought a great pair of speakers (3.7s in my case) and am building up the rest my system as I'm able to get purchases past my wife. A center channel (for HT), a preamp, and a more powerful amp are what I'm considering ATM.
A pre-amp does a few things for you.
1) It generally adds a remote control. I do like the ability to change volumes as I listen. Virtually no power amps will have remote volume control (precious few have volume control at all!). You could also get the volume control on some CD players, possibly through the remote.
2) A lot of us like subs with 3.xs. Do you need one? Depends on what you listen to, what you value in music, and how much you enjoy sharing your listening experience with the neighborhood. A preamp will simplify the process of adding a sub. This could probably be done with splitters or creative use of the analog outs AND headphone jack on a CD player, but a good pre may give better integration.
3) As others have mentioned, a pre can juggle multiple inputs, although this can be accomplished with a bit of a wiring project. Personally, I have sufficient sources to juggle I want the preamp, but I use mine for HT too.
4) If you're listening to a CD, you're using a DA converter at some point. That can be on the CD player (pretty much all have it) or in a preamp. Some on here will advise the purchase of ultra-high end CD/DVD/Blu/computer music servers/digital radio/whatever else comes digital so that you get a good DA converter for the signal. My philosophy is to get a good preamp with DA conversion I'm happy with, and let it do the converting off cheap readers for whatever I'm listening to. I'll freely admit I don't have a great preamp yet, but I do intend to get one and do all my DA conversion there. So, if you are happy just listening to CDs off your system, a high-end CD player could make real sense. However, the preamp is something to consider if you will be using additional digital sources at some point. (And yes, I imagine this point will start a fight.)
A preamp can do a few other things (Audyssey calibration, interpreting more advanced surround sound modes [mostly for HT], equalization, and a host of things that are probably generally bad ideas). My guess is most of us would choose a preamp, but I can certainly believe its possible to get great sound without one.


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Located in Duinbergen, this hotel is within 1 mi (2 km) of Knokke-Heist Beach, Museum Sincfala, and Knokke Casino. Beverly Screens and For Freedom Museum are also within 3 mi (5 km).
This hotel features a restaurant, a bar/lounge, and a 24-hour front desk. Free buffet breakfast and free WiFi in public areas are also provided. Additionally, free newspapers and a garden are onsite.
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The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.
This Knokke-Heist hotel also offers a terrace, a garden, and complimentary newspapers in the lobby.
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25 acres,pool,5 minutes from town,great security
22 years old, Female Bubbly, love socialising, looking for a private room. During my free time i enjoy spending time with my 2 pups, adventuring, eating, go out, socialising, baking and cooking. Full-time Nurse, from Brisbane QLD, New to Tamworth. I am quite clean and tidy and am happy to help clean the house on a weekly bases. i am an absolute animal lover and love all animals. I'll be moving down to tamworth by myself but if allowed possible in the next month or so ill love to bring my pups down to live with me as well. They are both medium fluffy clouds (samoyed) and are super friendly.
Room for rent in Oxley Vale. I have a 4 bedroom house with 2 bathrooms. $200 includes board, electricity, water and internet for a single person. I have a couple of dogs and birds so must be happy with animals (all outside and they don't come in) The room can either come furnished or unfurnished.
Hey my names Tom. I'm a tradesman. Very clean tidy and respectful to shared areas in the house. Looking for a share house around Tamworth region for three months as i have some work down that way. I am keen to cook together and go out for drinks and relax.
Incredible 4 bedroom house situated in East Tamworth 5-10min walk from Peel st. 2 rooms available for rent. Pool, backyard, parking.
You will have a private double bedroom and a bathroom primarily for your own use. Off road parking. Sharing with two housemates. House will be furnished besides your bedroom.
I'm a very clean individual that hates mess, am a very social and outgoing person and I'm very up to date with my rental payments. I work casual/part-time at woolworths and study full time at tafe.
3 bedroom home in East Tamworth, located just 4 km's from the centre of town and very close to a soon to be built Service Station. The home has wood floors throughout the home, a large open kitchen and dining room with a separate lounge room. A split system is located in the lounge room for cooling with a gas heater also; modern fittings and decor throughout; a small shared bathroom with a shower and a bath; separate toilet; and plenty of off-street parking area. The house is fully and tastefully furnished. Your room is completely unfurnished with window blinds & ceiling fan and a large area of linen closet is also available in the hallway for extra storage. The colour palate is orange and cream. There is an option for a single bed and wardrobe available at no extra cost. Bills for electricity and gas will be split 3 ways and all cleaning duties are to be shared as well. Meals can be added as an optional and a housemate agreement will be provided for you to sign, once agreement is reached. Any questions please phone or message me.
1 x ground level Bedsit /Granny flat - forms part of downstairs - American Barn. Private Room consisting of open plan dinning/lounge/bedroom fully furnished. QB - linen provided, Built-in wardrobe. Tasmanian Oak Kitchen, Amenities and additional Lounge room with Fireplace, Huge premises, very peaceful and safe area. No close neighbours. Only 12 min drive from CBD - 6 min to hosp. Own storage shed, plenty of parking. $180 per week Inc. Elec - Looking for Mature age/minded Lady, Clean & Tidy, Non-smoker. Must be accustomed to rural living – horses, dogs etc. (not suitable for children) Bond & Ref required.


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With an eye on making the archaic Delhi rent control laws more people-friendly, the government plans to bring a new comprehensive law that will link rentals to inflation rates and allow landlords to evict tenants for the latter's genuine requirement.
To prepare the ground for the new law, the Union cabinet will consider a proposal to repeal the Delhi Rent Act of 1995 (DRA) and withdraw the Delhi Rent (amendment) Bill of 1997. While the DRA was never implemented, though it was passed almost 18 years ago, the Delhi rent amendment bill is still pending before the Rajya Sabha.
Sources said the government wants to bring a fresh comprehensive legislation to balance the interests of landlords, tenants and reduce the number of court cases related to property rental disputes.
In a bid to fix a ceiling for rents, the government may link rentals to prevailing inflation rates. This, official sources claimed, will help both landlords and tenants. While the landlords would be able to get rents at higher rates, especially in cases where premises are occupied over decades and tenants continue to pay archaic rates, the tenants will not be subjected to the whims of the landlords.
The new law will also make clear provisions under which a landlord can evict tenants for his own bonafide requirements.
Traders, however, feel the consequences of this law will be far reaching. "If the tenants are paying small amount as rent there is a reason behind that. Lakhs of people will be affected if a law is made without taking the interests of the shopkeepers into consideration. We have also offered several proposals to the Union government so that the interests of both the owners and the tenants are served," said Atul Bhargava, vice-president, Delhi Rajya Vyapar Sangathan — an umbrella body of market associations.


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This is the hive I thought was sick for a couple of reasons, I wish my second hive was doing better, no eggs at all. Both packages installed were on 5/5. Is it to late to requeen?
This is the hive I thought was sick for a couple of reasons, I wish my second hive was doing better, no eggs at all. Both packages installed were on 5/5. Is it to late to requeen?
Thats a Great pic! Looks like a picture out of a book.
Good Job!
Thanks Ddawg
Why would it be to late to requeen? As long as you don't have a laying worker throw in a frame of open brood and let them raise their own or order another one and introduce the new queen.
Nice Picture.. If you don't think she will do a good job keeping up the hive then I would requeen the hive. yes you can throw in a good frame of open brood and let them draw out an Queen. Just remember if you do that you can count on the new queen not laying any eggs for almost a month..
Very very nice Macro shot... very impressive..
Really nice photo !
It would make a great educational photo to identify age of larvae.
Here in Florida I might give them a frame of eggs, a single mated queen is a pain to buy.
Different climate, different resources !
Nice picture! Post sosme more!
I was reading about the life cycle of the varoa mite last night. Your picture shows the viscous food at the bottom of the cell where mites hide, actually submerged under the larva. The mites use body parts like straws to breathe with while submerged. Get a picture of a submerged mite, and you're in the money
Thank you all for the responses.
Just to qualify I am very new to this.
I was afraid by introducing a new queen, after two weeks from installing a package; the colony wouldn't last long enough to raise brood. I found out this wasn't correct.
The second hive that had eggs, larva…etc, was only two weeks old. Although I show brood in the pic, there was maybe a total of a half a frame across two frames. I didn't think it wise to take a frame.
I did purchase a queen that week. I checked Monday (almost four day's later after introducing her) and the candy was only a 1/3 of the way eaten. I decided to uncork the other side of the queen cage and slide it through the entrance. I'm not sure if this was the correct move, but at the time is made sense. I am using an entrance reducer which I placed back after I slide the cage in.
Was this the correct move?