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It's not every day that a team can pitch as masterfully as the Detroit Tigers did and yet lose in such convincing fashion. Yet that's what happened in Game 3 of the ALDS as the Oakland A's pitched that much better, holding the Tigers down on 4 hits for a 2-0 win, which has drawn the A's to within a game in the series.Anibal Sanchez, Octavio Dotel, Phil Coke, and Rick Porcello combined to allow just 2 runs on 5 hits and 2 walks but they were upstaged by Oakland's eager pitching staff.Brett Anderson, making just his 7th start of the season, and his first since September 20th, dominated the Tigers over 6 strong innings before giving way to the A's lockdown bullpen. Sean Doolittle, Ryan Cook, and Grant Balfour didn't give an inch, and the Tigers fell quietly.Max ScherzerThat eerie feeling Tigers fans got last night was all too familiar. So often this year the Tigers have gone out on the road after a good home stand only to watch the offense do next to nothing, despite ample pitching.And on to Game 4 we go with a scheduled first pitch of 9:37 eastern. Detroit fans will finally get to see Max Scherzer in this series, who is fully healthy by all accounts. He will oppose yet another A's rookie, this time AJ Griffin. Detroit has a decided advantage in this matchup.Griffin saw the Tigers just once this year in the series at Comerica Park back in September and got roughed up big time. He was tattooed for 5 runs on 8 hits (including 3 homers) and a walk in just 4.2 innings of work. I suspect he'll be better this time around in his home ballpark.Oddly enough, Griffin's opponent that day was Scherzer. Max was in the midst of a dominant stretch of pitching at the time but lasted just 2 innings that day as his deltoid issue popped up, causing great concern throughout the organization. Well, he's better now. And he owns the A's.Since joining the Tigers, Scherzer has started 6 times against Oakland. He is 3-1 in those starts with an ERA in the mid 3's. The fun part is to check out the eye-popping 48 strikeouts he has against them in just 27.1 innings logged. Oakland has been striking out with proficiency in this series and tonight's game should be no different against one of the game's elite strikeout artists.The Tigers' starting pitching has been off the charts so far in this series. The offense has been feeble. Detroit has managed just 8 runs against a very formidable A's staff. One need not look any further than Austin Jackson for proof as to why the team is struggling.Jackson is just 2-12 in the series, which as the broadcasting crews continue to relentlessly point out, means that Miguel Cabrera has often come to the batter's box with the bases empty. For the Tigers to bust loose offensively, Jackson must contribute. This has always been the case for the Tigers and it's no different now.My prediction coming into this series was that the Tigers would drop the upstart A's in 4. Tonight is their chance to do just that. If Scherzer is sharp with his command and keeps the A's in the ballpark, things should go well for the Tigers. If Josh Reddick, Brandon Moss, and company start to leave the yard with long fly balls then look out.Jim Leyland will go back to his regular lineup against righty pitching:Jackson – CFBerry – LFCabrera – 3BFielder – 1BYoung – DHDirks – RFPeralta – SSAvila – CInfante – 2BDon't expect many changes for the A's with the exception of possibly catcher George Kottaras stepping in for Derek Norris in the 8th slot of Bob Melvin's lineup. Tune in for the 4th Chapter in what is quickly becoming a great playoff series.
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Blogging the bill of rights
Dos and don'ts for the bill of rights commissionColin Harvey and Colm O'Cinneide
Colin Harvey and Colm O'Cinneide: The commission's report on whether the Human Rights Act should be repealed is soon due. What should be avoided?
UK bill of rights commission: second time luckyAdam Wagner
Adam Wagner: The launch of a second public consultation appears to be little more than a cursory, box-ticking exercise
Joshua Rozenberg: If Strasbourg upholds its previous judgments, Cameron shouldn't expect the bill of rights commission to come to his rescue
Commission must not compromise by recommending bill identical to HRAMichael Pinto-DuschinskyMichael Pinto-Duschinsky: European convention on human rights is not under threat but we need a debate on parliamentary sovereignty
UK bill of rights commission should open upAdam Wagner on the UK Human Rights blog, part of the Guardian Legal NetworkAdam Wagner: Government panel examining human rights law should be courting public attention, not avoiding it
liberty central Human rights: Cameron's message to EuropeFrancesca Klug
Francesca Klug: The European court of human rights is not all David Cameron has his sights on
Pierre de Vos: Some politicians and academics opposed the inclusion of social and economic rights in the bill. But it has deepened democracy
Alan Miller: Proposals for a UK bill of rights show lack of understanding for devolved constituents and European partners
The court keeping a check on the South African statePierre de VosPierre de Vos: Jacob Zuma may be angry at his nation's constitutional court, but a bill of rights gives it the right to overrule the government
The constitutional, innovative face of South African lawPierre de VosPierre de Vos: Judgments based on a bill of rights that often favour the poor can override common law, helping to rebuild trust in the system
Guardian Legal Network Majority verdict: we already have a bill of rightsAdam Wagner on the UK Human Rights blog, part of the Guardian Legal Network
Adam Wagner examines some of the responses to the consultation on a UK bill of rights
Colin Harvey: We are still waiting for a bill of rights in Northern Ireland, but the commission on a UK bill has much to learn from our experience
Jamie Burton: The public feels strongly about such things as healthcare and education. To give only civil and political rights a legal basis is a mistake
Guardian Legal Network British bill of rights commission needs to find common groundAdam Wagner on the UK Human Rights blog, part of the Guardian Legal Network
Adam Wagner: Commission members seem split over suggestion of need of 'democratic override' of Strasbourg's court's decisions
liberty central It is David Cameron who is 'twisting and misrepresenting' human rightsBenjamin WardBenjamin Ward: The prime minister's speech on the riots was another excuse to attack human rights law and promote his British bill of rights
Matthew Burton: In four and a half months, it has published only one 20-page discussion paper, which has some glaring errors and omissions
Guardian Legal Network Does Britain need a bill of rights?Adam Wagner on the UK Human Rights Blog, part of the Guardian Legal NetworkAdam Wagner: A British bill of rights may complicate human rights law further, and that would help nobody but lawyers
Hands off Ken Clarke! He can reconcile British pride with European justiceTimothy Garton Ash
Timothy Garton Ash: Reforming the European court of human rights while proposing a compatible British bill of rights is the perfect job for our justice minister
Guardian Legal Network Stoking Eurosceptic anger may damage human rightsAdam Wagner on the UK Human Rights blog, part of the Guardian Legal NetworkAdam Wagner: Geoffrey Robertson's article in Mail on Sunday may score short-term points for a bill of rights but could cause long-term harm
liberty central Bad start for bill of rightsAfua Hirsch
Afua Hirsch: If the Tories really want public engagement in the new review, why did they bury the last one?
Cian Murphy: Parliament is resurgent and a British bill of rights would be welcome, but 'constitutional chauvinism' will hurt Britain as well as the human rights convention
Francesca Klug: People around the world regard voting as fundamental – so why the posturing in parliament?
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Arguments for and against abolition of the Human Rights Act disguise much deeper rifts
Helena Kennedy: The Lib Dems can not be tempted to concede ground on rights in order to carve out victories on other areas of reform
Francesca Klug: The election arithmetic should put an end to unseemly haggling over proposals for a bill of rights involving repeal of the HRA
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Monica McWilliams: The act formed a crucial part of the Northern Ireland peace deal. To tamper with it would be wrong
Alan Miller: Repealing the HRA would have negative consequences at global, UK and Scottish levels
Francesca Klug: Liberal Democrats are keen to set themselves apart from the Tories' confused plan for replacing the Human Rights Act
Who deserves human rights?Francesca Klug
Francesca Klug: Blogging the bill of rights: Do our human rights apply in every situation – and should the HRA be replaced by a British bill of rights?
liberty central The Human Rights Act does protect usShami ChakrabartiShami Chakrabarti: Blogging the bill of rights: Officials are using the HRA as a scapegoat and those who hastily call for its replacement should pause to reconsider
liberty central Human rights ... for someFrancesca KlugFrancesca Klug: Blogging the bill of rights: The Binyam Mohamed revelations make David Cameron's plan to repeal the Human Rights Act even more worrying
Francesca Klug: Blogging the bill of rights: Claims that the Human Rights Act is a creature of the left are incorrect – and distract from the real political divide
liberty central Bill of rights: what's in a name?Francesca KlugFrancesca Klug: Blogging the bill of rights: Cameron's pledge to repeal the Human Rights Act is put under the spotlight in a new series giving context to current debates

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Tried the macro setting on my 70-300mm lens...small crop and it's a pretty good photo.
Saturday, March 20, 2010
The trees are finally starting to bloom...but it's supposed to turn cold tomorrow and I heard a chance of snow flurries Monday morning. So since someone didn't want to go hiking today, I went in search of something to shoot. Didn't have to go far as the tree outside our bedroom is blooming and the bees have taken over.
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Tuesday, March 9, 2010
Rainbow wishes...
The boys came in and said "Mom, get your camera, there's a rainbow...
I was in no hurry, I'd seen them before.
Until I got out there...W.O.W.
I have never seen a rainbow (much less 2)
so bright!
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Sunday, March 7, 2010
Come take a hike with us...
The horses were wondering what the heck Ellie Mae was grumbling about!
(Wish you could hear her grumbling!)
Looking for the "peepers" that were making wonderous sounds...SPRING!!
Pictures of the dogs romping in the pond!
Donkey's couldn't figure out what Ellie Mae was grumbling about!
Pictures of weeds, of course...with the silo in the background...
Heading back to the cutover...
The HILL we're going up/over!!
Heading up...give me a dog to help pull me up it!
Looking back...gosh how I love this state and it's beauty!
Heading back down the other side...Ellie Mae's already down there!
(You have to click on the picture to make it larger
to actually see her!)
Chloe showing off!
More pond play...can anyone say Stinky Dogs?!
Looking back to where we just came from...
Daddy showing boys where Chloe saved him from the rattlesnake!
Back down to the 'hood...we're all beat!
Thanks for hiking with us!
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Friday, March 5, 2010
He or she?
No post yesterday...toasted my fingers in some grease and they were a bit tender (read HOT)...
so I kept ice on them all night.
So, since I posted about my hummers,
I thought I would post one of my other favorite critter/bug photos...
...not sure if this is a dragon fly or a damsal fly???
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Raining snow...
and I put up my hummingbird feeders today!
My first little buddy returned the first week of March last year,
during a cold rain,
so I went ahead and did it today...
Positive thoughts on spring being around the corner...
and I'm prepared this year!
Welcome home little buddy!
Not the greatest picture, but I love the hummer dance
that they do, daring one another to "go first"!
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Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Still working on thoughts...
Woke up today thinking about all the wonderful pictures I've taken in the past year...
so much I've learned in the last year...
mostly by trial/error...
but how much in life isn't trial and error?
Took this last summer at sunset...
this is undoctored and all I did was crop it a little.
Pretty wild, huh...
Now, see what a few words does to this picture...
Thanks Dad for suggesting it!!
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Monday, March 1, 2010
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|DATE: March 29, 2005
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CONCORD—A newly appointed Supreme Court "Task Force on Court Security" will meet March 31, 2005 at 2 p.m. to begin a statewide assessment of security needs in the state courts, including prisoner transport, courthouse safety and standards and training for security personnel. The task force meeting will be held at the Supreme Court building in Concord.
Chief Justice John T. Broderick Jr. consulted with the Governor's office and House and Senate leadership in assembling the task force, which will be chaired by Associate Supreme Court Justice Richard E. Galway, who served for 9 years as a trial court judge, and Earl M. Sweeney, the former director of N. H. Police Standards and Training who is now assistant commissioner of the Department of Safety.
The Chief Justice said plans to establish the security task force, which had been underway, gained added importance following the March 11, 2005 courthouse shooting in Atlanta, Ga.
"In view of our ongoing interest in court security which has been substantially heightened by recent national events, it is appropriate and timely to assess current circumstances and future needs," Chief Justice Broderick said. "The Supreme Court wants the task force to make sure we are doing everything we can to guarantee that our buildings are safe for the citizens who use the courts and the staff who work there everyday.," Broderick said.
The Judicial Branch spent $3 million on security in FY 2004 for all court locations, which includes $1.2 million to reimburse the county sheriff's departments for security coverage at 11 Superior Court locations. Security in the district courts and in two probate courts is provided by Judicial Branch Court Security Officers, under the direction of the Administrative Office of the Courts. Currently there are 16 fulltime and 116 part-time Court Security Officers, under AOC supervision, working at 40 court locations around the state.
In addition to Justice Galway and Assistant Commissioner Sweeney, the task force members are Attorney General Kelly A. Ayotte; Rockingham County Sheriff Daniel J. Linehan; Superior Court Chief Justice Robert J. Lynn; Associate Superior Court Justice Gillian L. Abramson: State Senator Robert E. Clegg Jr. of Hudson; Judge Edwin W. Kelly, Administrative Judge of the District Court; Plaistow Police Chief Steven Savage; State Reps. Karl I. Gilbert of Newmarket and Stephen J. Shurtleff of Penacook; Attorney W. Michael Dunn of Manchester, representing Gov. John Lynch; Hampton District Court Judge Francis J. Frasier; Probate Court Judge Christina M. O'Neill; Marital Master Michael H. Garner; Merrimack County Sheriff Chester L. Jordan; Keith Lohmann, director of Police Standards and Training; Jason R. Jordanhazy, Interim Court Security Manager at the Administrative Office of the Courts; Donald D. Goodnow, director of the Administrative Office of the Courts; U.S. Marshall Stephen R. Monier; and Plymouth District Court and Family Division court security supervisor Bernard Hughes.


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|Bitz, Karsums called up from Providence
|01.10.09 at 7:53 am ET
Boston Bruins General Manager Peter Chiarelli announced today that the club has recalled forwards Byron Bitz and Martins Karsums from the Providence Bruins (American Hockey League). Bitz gives the Bruins a skilled big body that can replicate a little bit of the unique size/skill set that Milan Lucic brought to the table before his injury (which will keep him out again today) and Karsums is once again called up to Boston in the never-ending carousel from Providence.
Yesterday morning Chiarelli voiced a preference to find in-house solutions capable of dealing with the potential loss of Marco Sturm for the season and Patrice Bergeron for an extended period of time, and the 22-year-old Karsums would seem to be getting his chance. Expect this to be a longer stint than the one-and-done experience earlier this season for Karsums, but Bitz is headed back for the Baby B's once Lucic is healthy enough for a return.
Don't discount the chance that the B's could make a move outside the organization (trade, free agent signing etc.) if they don't find another reliable scoring option with both Sturm and Bergeron out for the near future.
They will join the team today and be available for this afternoon's game against the Carolina Hurricanes.
Bitz has registered three goals and seven assists in 37 games for Providence this year. The 24-year-old scored 13 goals and made 14 assists in 61 games with the Providence Bruins last year. Before joining the P-Bruins in 2007, Bitz played four seasons at Cornell University with 28-60=88 totals and 155 penalty minutes in 124 career games.
The 6'5″, 215-pound Saskatoon, Saskatchewan native was originally drafted by the Bruins in the 4th round (107th overall) of the 2003 NHL Entry Draft. This is the first recall of Bitz' professional career.
Karsums is currently the leading scorer for Providence with 16 goals and 23 assists in 38 games, and ranks 8th in points overall in the AHL. Recently named an AHL All-Star, he will play for the Planet USA team in the AHL All-Star Classic on January 26.
He was recalled by Boston earlier this year and made his NHL debut against the Atlanta Thrashers on December 13. He tallied a career-best 20 goals and 43 assists in 79 games during his second professional season with the Providence Bruins last year and joined the P-Bruins in 2006 after playing three seasons of junior hockey with Moncton of the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League.
The 5'10'", 198-pound Riga, Latvia native was originally drafted by the Bruins in the 2nd round (64th overall) of the 2004 NHL Entry Draft. The Bruins play the fifth game of a six-game homestand on Saturday,
January 10 when they host the Carolina Hurricanes at 1:00 p.m. ET.


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It's always been an eventful month, at least for me. Lots of up and a few downs in the years since I was born on the 8th day of the 9th month. November 2013 was no exception. It ended happily, … Continue reading
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"I still believe that people are really…"
Would you finish the sentence with a) selfish to the core b) naturally brutal c) always dumber than they look d) good at heart? Last week in the Minneapolis Star Tribune caught my eye. "Instead of 'I do," a jilted … Continue reading
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Need a Reason To Believe?
In people, I mean. Here's one. We just watched a NatGeo Wild episode called "The Lady With 700 Cats." Lynea Lattanzio calls herself a crazy cat lady, but she's no animal hoarder. She runs a 12-acre sanctuary, no-kill rescue facility … Continue reading
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Book covers. The only thing that excites a writer more than a great book cover with her name on it is a bigger-than-expected royalty check with her name on it. I had half a mind to buy my first cover … Continue reading
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Medieval Mayhem is an updated take on Warlords. While the original version from Atari is still a blast to play, Medieval Mayhem adds arcade features such as the launch dragon, multiple fireballs and a level of polish missing from the original 2600 release. It also includes a menu to select options before starting the game. Medieval Mayhem is a frenetic multi-player game that you can enjoy against your friends (up to four people may play) or against the computer AI!
Release Date: 2006
Genre: Action
Publisher: Atari Age
Developer: Independent
- Supported Functions
- Number Of Players: 1-4
- Launch Dragon
- Multiple Fireballs
- 4 AI levels
- Options Menu
- Stereo Sound
- Titlescreen Music
- Demo mode
- Individual Player Catch Setting
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Medieval MayhemPublisher: Atari AgeRelease Date: 2006
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June 30th, 2015
Big news out of Madison, Wisconsin. Badgers coach Bo Ryan, who led his team to the national championship game last season, will be retiring after the upcoming campaign.
He has a great record of 357-125 in his 14 seasons at Wisconsin and has taken the Badgers to the NCAA tournament each year.
I am excited that we will be honoring Ryan, along with Good Morning America's Robin Roberts and Ohio State football coach Urban Meyer at our Dickie V Gala for the Jimmy V Foundation next May.


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When the wind is blowing and the sun looks good, it's nice to take a walk around the fields and capture some enchanting scenes of nature.
Flowers, trees, leaves — name it because they can all look stunning in analogue! And don't forget to focus on the details for they are fascinating, too. Just like this one from ck_berlin!
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I was wondering if anyone has this ruler?
Welcome to the Quilting Board!
Not yet going to order though!!!!!Originally Posted by craftybear
Yes, I have this ruler.
We used it to make the Latte quilt - mostly to mark where the embroidery designs was supposed to go, before squaring the blocks up as in the video.
yes I have this ruler , in two sizes its is one of the most used rulers I have I just love it the more you use it the better you get . Cathy
Thanks for sharing. It's definitely going on the "wish list."
Have never seen it - thanks for info - definitely will look into it.
I really need one of these. Thanks
Everyone is welcome, I hadn't heard or seen it yet, I wonder what other rulers or supplies are out there that we are not aware of yet???
I purchased this pricey ruler and I was shocked as to how thin it is.It is cheaply made for the price.It scares me to think how easy it could crack. I wish it was thicker.


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Solar Impulse is the world's most ambitious solar-powered aircraft project not designed to carry passengers but to promote renewable energy.
The Boeing 747 freighter, which is operated by Cargolux Airlines, will take the Solar Impulse to the NASA Ames Research Center at Moffett Airfield in San Francisco. From there, the Solar Impulse will begin its Across America mission, going coast to coast from San Francisco to Washington, D.C. and New York City. There will be there or four stopovers on the way.
The Solar Impulse has achieved five world records, including the record for the longest day and night solar-powered flight at 26 hours, 10 minutes and 19 seconds. The aircraft has a wingspan of 63.4 meters.
The Solar Impulse project is now building a second-generation aircraft designed to fly around the world in 2015.


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text: Plot: In the 3D animated comedy, The Angry Birds Movie, we'll finally find out why the birds are so angry. The movie takes us to an island populated entirely by happy, flightless birds - or almost entirely. In this paradise, Red (Jason Sudeikis, We're the Millers, Horrible Bosses), a bird with a temper problem, speedy Chuck (Josh Gad in his first animated role since Frozen), and the volatile Bomb (Danny McBride, This is the End, Eastbound and Down) have always been outsiders. But when the island is visited by mysterious green piggies, it's up to these unlikely outcasts to figure out what the pigs are up to. Featuring a hilarious, all-star voice cast that includes Bill Hader (Trainwreck, Inside Out), Maya Rudolph (Bridesmaids, Sisters), and Peter Dinklage (Game of Thrones), as well as Kate McKinnon (Saturday Night Live, Ghostbusters), Keegan-Michael Key (Key & Peele), Tony Hale (Veep, Arrested Development), Tituss Burgess (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), Ike Barinholtz (Neighbors, Sisters), ... Genre: Animation, Action, Comedy IMDB Rating: 6,3/10 from 20.537 users | 43/100 Metascore Directed by: Clay Kaytis, Fergal Reilly Starring: Jason Sudeikis, Josh Gad, Danny McBride Release Name: Angry.Birds.2016.BDRip.x264-GECKOS Size: 1.13 GB Video: MKV | 720 x 388 Audio: English | AAC Runtime: 97 mins Information: Code: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1985949/ Code: Download from NITROFLARE http://nitroflare.com/view/6FD77750BAFA3AD/Angry.Birds.2016.BDRip.x264-GECKOS.mkv Code: Download from REDBUNKER http://www.redbunker.net/4fn9qw0ri6h5/Angry.Birds.2016.BDRip.x264-GECKOS.mkv.html Screens: NFO:


text: Magazine Survey Says | Published in June 2012 Have You Measured Your Retirement Readiness? A large part of the job of a plan sponsor is to educate participants about retirement readiness. By PLANSPONSOR staff | June 2012 Illustration by David Flaherty But do we practice what we preach? This question led us to ask NewsDash readers whether they have used a retirement planning tool to measure their own retirement readiness and, if so, what they found out.The vast majority of responding readers (92.2%) said they have used this type of tool, while the other 7.8% have not. The good news is, two-thirds of respondents said they are either ahead of the game (22%) or right on track to reach their retirement savings goals (44%). Twenty-two percent indicated they are behind but catching up is realistic, and 12% are so far behind they may never be able to retire. Among "other" responses, one reader said he did not need a tool to know his retirement readiness. Others responded that they used multiple tools and saw varying results. And some said they will be ready, based on whether certain circumstances do or do not play out. In the verbatim responses, several respondents indicated they have been hypocritical in touting the tools while neglecting to use one themselves, one reader responding, "I am a classic example of 'do what I say, not what I do." Others discussed the flaws inherent in many retirement calculators. Our favorite response was: "The tool lies." Additional comments from readers on how these tools of the trade have worked—or not worked—for them:"There are many tools to choose from, and each tool has assumptions that it makes. So each individual needs to look at [his] own situation and the assumptions, and use several tools to really get a good 'feeling' for where they stand." "We only preach that participants should use these tools. We don't actually use these tools ourselves!" "I didn't think the retirement planning tool was entirely useful, because even though it said I was on track, I don't agree." "I'm in the business and, therefore, have studied readiness and used different calculators and understand the nuances of the various assumptions and models. But to predict my future health, life expectancy, future medical costs, living cost, etc., is hard. So, like everyone else, I don't know how to answer the question: 'How much do I need?' Therefore, too much ain't enough!" "The calculator indicated I could retire now (in my early 50s), but that seemed terribly optimistic to me!" "I'm 30, but I'm trying to prepare. These tools are often geared toward near-retirees. They need to be geared to[ward] individuals my age, so that we don't face a retirement crisis." "I've used different retirement calculators and seem to be on track. How much is enough? A trusted financial adviser should be part of everyone's retirement planning." "The tool indicated I'm 'right on track,' but I still feel insecure, even deferring the federal maximum plus the catchup into my 401(k) for the past several years." "I think these tools need to consider current spendable income and not just base everything on salary. If I am putting away 15% and having Social Security come out, then my spendable income is much less than my current salary. If I need 80% of my spendable income, the goal is much easier to attain. Someone making $100,000 and saving 15% with 5% in Social Security (just using simple numbers for the example) would have spendable income of $80,000. Eighty percent of your spendable income would be $64,000 per year, but that is only 64% of your salary. I may be completely wrong, but this makes more sense to me, since I won't be saving or paying Social Security when I retire." "Three out of five tools suggest I'm on course. My horoscope reads as clearly." "I've used these tools over several years. Initially I was surprised to find I was behind. I have steadily increased my retirement savings and am on track." "My husband and I both used a retirement tool offered by our respective 401(k) providers. Mine indicated I was somewhat behind and his indicated he was ahead of the game. So, taking his results into consideration, I consider myself to be right on target!" 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A large fire that blazed last night at Chevron's Richmond refinery compromised air quality and prompted a shelter-in-place warning that has since been lifted in the cities of Richmond, North Richmond and San Pablo.
Read the full story here Web Link posted Tuesday, August 7, 2012, 7:31 AM
Town Square
Richmond refinery fire largely contained; BART, bridge traffic back to normal
Original post made on Aug 7, 2012
Like this commentPosted by Figured So
a resident of Foothill High School
on Aug 7, 2012 at 5:45 pm
I guess gas prices were getting too low so they had to do something about it.
Like this commentPosted by Steve
a resident of Parkside
on Aug 8, 2012 at 6:44 am
If you look at the larger picture, all the pieces begin to add up. Obama Administration, Bay Area liberalism, nearby BART, explosions before the fire. Looks like an effort by the environmentalist oddballs to claim yet again that global warming is on the rise. It's so obvious.


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E3: Splinter Cell: Blacklist (Xbox 360, PS3, PC) Preview
Sam Fisher and the Splinter Cell franchise made a return to E3 this year with the latest for the franchise in Blacklist. It looks like Fisher is back on the job as part of a new counter-terrorist group known as Fourth Echelon. Ubisoft displayed a special behind closed doors preview of the game at the convention. The story of the new game is set about six months after Conviction, but the game overall seems to have a lot of polish and looks like a new era of sorts for Sam Fisher and the franchise. Fisher looks somehow rejuvenated and more determined than ever. Sam Fisher is now in charge of the new Fourth Echelon group and he's getting to the bottom of rogue nations and terrorists involved in The Blacklist. These countries basically want the US military out of their business and if not, terrorist attacks will be unleashed at home and Fisher is trying to prevent it. Fans should know that Michael Ironside will no longer be voicing Sam Fisher in this game and there is a new voice actor and motion capture actor for Fisher whose voice I couldn't place all. All Ubisoft would confirm is that Fisher is played and voiced by a new actor.
The demo presentation featured Fisher sneaking in disguise into a terrorist camp hauling the body of another terrorist. When the insurgents in the camp start turning their attention to Fisher, we get a look at one of the game's new mechanics called "Killing in Motion." This allows you to call out and kill your enemies in slow motion while you are moving and it's a cool leaking feature. And so Fisher reveals himself dressed in armor that seems to resemble Solid Snake a little more than the typical Sam Fisher garb. Fisher advances through the camp and takes out more enemies. The demo showed that Fisher can once again use his knife even to cut through the cloth of tents. One especially fun kill is where Fisher took down an enemy on the lookout from the roof of a building. When his friends come to investigate, Fisher takes them out by launching a taser into the puddle they are standing over, electrocuting the bad guys. Fisher than proceeds into the hideout to interrogate a terrorist asset with vital intel on the Blacklist. When things turn south and Fisher is surrounded, the game showed off a mechanic new to the Splinter Cell franchise.
From there the demo showed how you can take control of a Fourth Echelon drone and take out the enemies advancing on Fisher. This is something Call of Duty: Modern Warfare fans will be familiar with and it works in a similar fashion when you take control of an aircraft or drone type vehicle to take out the enemy combatants surrounding your assets. Graphics and look of the game look extremely well done.
Splinter Cell: Blacklist is due out for a Spring 2013 release. It will be released on PS3, Xbox 360, and Windows PC.


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Texas Rangers Home Opener: The folks in Las Vegas are predicting that 2013 is the year we win the World Series. Rangers, don't make them wrong. They hate that. The Rangers host the Angels, 1:05 p.m. Friday at the Ballpark in Arlington. Sold out. texas.rangers.mlb.com.
Deep Ellum Arts Festival: This is a great event because of the visual and other kinds of art, and because the music is all local and Texan, including reggae outfit Effinays and soul/funk singer Chris Watson. There'll be a pet parade and much more. 5-11 p.m. Friday, 11 a.m.-11 p.m. Saturday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m. Sunday along Main Street in Deep Ellum, Dallas. Free. 214-747-3337; www.deepellumartsfestival.com.
Big Texas Beer Fest: We'll drink (and drink) to this. Craft beers are the name of the game, with tastings, food pairings and more. Fort Worth's Rahr & Sons Brewing Co. is one of the featured outfits. 1-6 p.m. Saturday. Automotive Building at Fair Park, Dallas. $35, $20 designated drivers, $60 VIP; $10 parking. www.bigtexasbeerfest.com.
Trav'lin -- The New 1930s Harlem Musical: The subtitle says it all. The music is from J.C. Johnson, a jazz and blues composer of the Harlem Renaissance, when this show is set. But the story is all new, as it follows three couples in a search for love. Currently in previews, it opens Friday and runs through April 28. Jubilee Theatre, 506 Main St., Fort Worth. $10-$25. 817-338-4411; www.jubileetheatre.org.
Komen Greater Fort Worth Race for the Cure. It's time to think pink, and walk or run for breast cancer awareness. Adult registration costs $30-$100, depending on whether you're doing the 1-mile, the noncompetitive 5K or the competitive 5K (there's also an "In the Pink" option, which includes a tax-deductible donation). Race-day registration is 6-8:20 a.m. Saturday at Ridgmar Mall. The Family Fun Run begins at 8 a.m., 5K at 8:30 a.m. greaterfortworth.info-komen.org.
Dallas International Film Festival: More than 175 feature, short and documentary films can be seen at this year's event, at which director William Friedkin will receive special recognition. Some of the major films screening are the Jackie Robinson biopic 42, and Kon-Tiki. Thursday through April 14 at various venues and theaters in Dallas. $10 per film; 10-film pass $75. 469-547-1230; diff2013.dallasfilm.org.
ChocolateFest: Grapevine's annual celebration of that sweet treat we all love too much kicks off with "An Evening of Chocolate and Wine" at Delaney Vineyards, 7-10 p.m. Friday, and continues with "A Day of Chocolate and Art," featuring samples from local chocolatiers, bakeries and restaurants, plus art, music and more, at 10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Saturday at the Palace Arts Center in downtown Grapevine. The Friday event is $50, and tickets must be purchased in advance; Saturday tickets are $5-$15. www.chocolatefestgrapevine.org.
Stuffed and Unstrung and Lila Downs: Two very different weeknight events at Bass Hall this week. The first is officially called Henson Alternative's Stuffed and Unstrung featuring the Miskreant Puppets, which means uncensored adult humor, but with puppets. It's 7:30 p.m. Tuesday ($22-$82.50). Then, acclaimed traditional Mexican singer Lila Downs performs 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ($16.50-$55). Bass Hall, Fort Worth. 817-212-4280; www.basshall.com.
Dog Bowl: Better than the Super Bowl counterprogramming Puppy Bowl, because this is one in which you can participate. The free event features all kinds of unleashed doggie fun in the Cotton Bowl, including splash pools, an agility course and a pet/owner look-alike contest. There'll be resources for affordable dog care and more helpful tips, too. 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Cotton Bowl at Fair Park, Dallas. Free. www.fairpark.org.
Scarborough Renaissance Festival: It's always fun to flash waaaay back to the harmless fun of feudal days, gallant knights and fair maidens. Go to Scarborough Faire, have fun, then pop back into reality. Saturday through May 27 (open Saturdays, Sundays and Memorial Day). Scarborough Faire grounds, 2511 Farm Road 66, Waxahachie. $20 for one day, $32 weekend pass; $9 ages 12 and younger, $20 child season pass. Discounts online. Special events and attractions have an additional cost. www.srfestival.com.
Bobcat Goldthwait: The funny man with the screechy voice does shows at the Hyena's Comedy Night Club locations in Dallas and Fort Worth this week. 8:30 p.m. Thursday, 8:30 and 10:30 p.m. Friday at 5321 E. Mockingbird Lane, Suite 220, Dallas ($12-$17; 214-823-5233). 8 and 10:30 p.m. Saturday at 425 Commerce St., Fort Worth ($12-$17; 817-877-5233). www.hyenascomedynightclub.com.
4,000 Miles and Clarence Darrow: Stage West has a big week. It opens the area premiere of Amy Herzog's 4,000 Miles, a 2012 Obie Award winner for best American play that deals with the relationship between a bicyclist and his 91-year-old grandmother. Stage West also opens its new Studio Theatre this week with a revival of the one-man show Clarence Darrow, about the famous lawyer, starring Jerry Russell. Miles begins previews Thursday, opens Saturday and runs through May 5 ($28-$32); Clarence Darrow opens Sunday night and runs through April 24 ($25). Stage West, 821 W. Vickery Blvd., Fort Worth. 817-784-9378; www.stagewest.org.


text: TAMPA, Fla., April 4, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Transfer Technology International Corp. (OTC Pink: TTIN) reported today that it is poised to capitalize on the multi-billion dollar lawn and landscaping market. The Company recently announced signing a letter of intent to acquire its first lawn and landscaping services company. The size of the industry is vast and continues to expand as the demand for these services continues to escalate amongst residential customers. Statistics from the July 2012 IBIS World market report show that the green industry has annual revenues of $61 billion, employs 899,958 people and represents 416,991 businesses. According to the Global Industry Analysts Report "the landscaping services market in the US is expected to recover and poised to reach US $80.06 billion by 2015." The state of the industry is driven primarily by the demand for residential services. In the Lawn and Landscape State of the Industry 2012 survey respondents had business lines as follows: 63% single family residential, 25% commercial/industrial, 7% multi-family, and 4% governmental. The survey showed that the fastest growing business lines in 2012 were: mowing and maintenance (37%), design build (19%), and lawn care (16%). "As the economy recovers we are seeing a growth in the real estate market. Construction activity is reviving which has a direct impact on landscaping services. We believe this is an opportune time to acquire a foothold in this highly profitable and fragmented market. Our pending name change to Enviro-Serv speaks to our strategy to build a portfolio of property maintenance services companies which will allow us to leverage our customer base and cross market services. We are very excited by our progress and look forward to announcing additional potential acquisitions in the near future," stated Christoph Trina, CEO and Chairman of Transfer Technology International Corp. About Transfer Technology International Corp. Transfer Technology International Corp. (OTCPK: TTIN) is a Tampa based corporation specializing in providing property maintenance services in geographically concentrated warm climate states. Through an aggressive acquisition strategy, the Company is building a portfolio of highly profitable enterprises that offer year round services such as pest control management, lawn and landscaping care, pool maintenance, air conditioning/refrigeration installation and repairs and a host of additional onsite maintenance offerings. Forward-Looking Statements - This press release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended and such forward-looking statements are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such statements are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause future results to differ materially from the forward-looking statements. You should consider these factors in evaluating the statements herein, and not rely on such statements. The forward-looking statements in this release are made as of the date hereof and Transfer Technology International Corp. undertakes no obligation to update such statements.


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Probably has been done to death and if so, Mods, feel free to shake a finger at me and close/lock thread if need be.
I have been carrying a small j-frame IWB at the 2 o'clock for years now. But since then I have been rethinking the "old-school" crossdraw method.
I have found that it is easier to draw while belted into a vehicle and that it is actually more comfortable for me to carry this way.
I understand the idea that the cross draw method makes it somewhat easier for a BG to snatch my gun, and while a valid point, I am having trouble disqualifying the crossdraw outright. I dont really see this as a huge probelm because my gun will be under my shirt and hopefully I will be able to avoid or even counter his move for my gun. Hopefully.
Also, some may mention the "sweep" factor when presenting from a cross draw. Something I need to think about as well.
So...please help me out here. Can anyone make a good argument as to why I should, or should not, use the cross-draw method.


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Old work.
Do you see the apron in the above picture? I made it in August of '09. Yes you heard right '09, he just refused to where it till this month.
New Work. In the tray is coffee grounds for tracing the alphabet in it. He loves it so far but only when he is sitting in my lap while I am tracing the letter 🙂 He pulls this work off the shelve all the time and makes me trace the letter he picks for me. I figure that he is watching and will absorb it in him mind and when he feels confident enough he will do it on his own.


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Elinor has always been an enthusiastic eater: very slow, excruciatingly tidy. "She would eat a whole fish, using her knife and fork, and leave only a tiny pile of bones in the corner of her plate," Edward told more »
All I want to eat are salads because it is so damn hot in New York City. My favorite this summer is a sugar snap salad, inspired by one I had at Maialino, a terrific restaurant inside the recently refurbished more »
One weekend over the winter Neni and her husband Stathis came to visit us at our cottage on Long Island. She brought a jar of tuna bottarga (dried and pulverized grey mullet roe), a pound of spaghettini, a more »
…For your kind words. Dementia is a really difficult illness for everyone involved and it was so comforting to hear from you. It seems like every other person I talk to has some experience with this. Elinor has more »
I've been unable to write about Edward this winter and spring because while he continues to make wonderful recipes, and I continue to collect them and test many, and Megan continues to photograph them, I haven't known how more »
Recipes, cooking tips and blogs on creating a sustainable and self-sustaining kitchen. The Kitchen Ecosystem is a new way of looking at the food you buy, prepare, and discard. The secret to really tasty food is to make dishes with as many seasonal ingredients as possible, and eat them when they are fresh, preserving some for the off season, replacing the commercial products in your pantry with homemade ones, and using the byproducts like stocks, zests and juices to assist in the preparation, and bump up the flavor, of future dishes.
Everyone's kitchen is a system of one sort or another. Specific cuisines are based on a collection of flavors, composed of fresh and preserved foods, byproducts and condiments. The foods we each keep in our home, our region, our country interconnects to create a system that defines us. I am exploring this idea with Neni Panourgia, a Greek chef who practices integrated cooking, with absolutely delicious results.
Cent'anni is an Italian toast that hopes for good health for 100 years. This is a project I am doing with my dad, the chef Edward Giobbi, who is 87 and still cooking fantastic meals for himself and my mother twice a day.


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2nd Annual Nightmare on Roe Street!
Saturday, 29th October
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Perth's biggest Halloween Party is coming… Metro City is the place to be for that thrilling night out. Experience Perth's biggest nightclub, hottest DJs and Dancers, fully themed event – come dressed in your sexy or scary outfit Saturday October 29th from 11pm – LATE to partake in our annual Nightmare on Roe Street
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Dark Shadows – Movie Review
Johnny Depp and Tim Burton are like, um, Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew . . .
Dark Shadows – Trailer
Check out the trailer for the upcoming Tim Burton movie starring Johnny Depp (you were expecting Robert de Niro?) . . .
The Vault – Book Review
It is small wonder that Johnny Depp's company bought the movie rights to this comic book series . . .


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President Hassan Rowhani's cabinet lineup drew a mixed response from Iran's press Monday, with moderate and reformists papers hailing the team's breadth of experience while conservative outlets questioned the inclusion of "notorious" figures.
The male-only cabinet unveiled late on Sunday by the new president features experienced figures from across Iran's complex political spectrum.
It must be confirmed by the conservative-dominated parliament, a process that is expected to begin later this week.
Reformist paper Etemad headlined the item, "All of Rowhani's men", while in an editorial said the "proposed list envisions a promising future for the country".
The moderate-conservative 7-e-Sobh daily predicted that beside one or two nominees with pro-reform tendencies, all members of Rowhani's announced team would be approved by parliament.
The hardline Kayhan daily however, criticised the nomination of certain "notorious" figures, in particular oil minister nominee Bijan Namdar Zanganeh.


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Last Modified: Wednesday, November 20, 2013 9:00 PM
Citizens Property Insurance Corp., Louisiana's property insurer of last resort, is continuing to depopulate its policies, which is good news for the taxpayers of the state who are responsible for making up any losses if there is another major disaster. The lighter the load for Citizens, the less exposure for taxpayers.
Private companies could pick up more than 13,000 policies from the state's insurer of last resort by a 5 p.m. Friday deadline.
As a result, Citizens Property Insurance Corp. will begin 2014 with about 89,000 policies in place, Chief Underwriting Officer Vijay Ramachandran told board members at a recent meeting. Private companies had assumed around 12,500 policies by 1 p.m. Wednesday.
Citizens, which insures homes and commercial properties that private companies will not, has been encouraging private insurers to assume policies in recent years, including using incentives in the past.
For example, Citizens had 167,000 policies in 2007 and whittled that to about 149,000 policies in 2008, 131,000 in 2009 and 120,000 in 2010.
In other action, the Citizens board approved a 2014 budget that includes $2.2 million in labor savings generated by taking claims and underwriting in-house. Chief Financial Officer Steve Cottrell said he was happy to report that the projected savings from that move, which began earlier this year, have already been felt.
If there are no hurricanes in 2014, Citizens expects to finish the year with $75 million in cash — after paying a $40 million class-action settlement involving claims from Hurricanes Katrina and Rita.
Meanwhile, Insurance Commissioner Jim Donelon praised Citizens and Ramachandran for reducing the insurer's policy count.
"It's underappreciated by the people of Louisiana, but it's very important to the people of Louisiana," Donelon said.
Citizens insures about 3 percent of the property owners in Louisiana, and the state-backed company is required by law to charge more than private insurers, Donelon said. So every Citizens policyholder whose coverage is assumed by a private insurer saves money.
The remaining 97 percent of the state's property owners also benefit, Donelon said. The smaller Citizens is, the lower the potential claims will be from the next big hurricane.
Citizens had to borrow about $1 billion to pay Katrina claims. Property insurers' customers were assessed a fee — 15 percent of their premium the first year — to cover that debt. Everybody benefits by lowering the risk of that kind of assessment, Donelon said.
That is good news. Let's hope, and pray, that 2014 is another hurricane-free year.
This editorial was written by a member of the American Press Editorial Board. Its content reflects the collaborative opinion of the Board, whose members include Bobby Dower, Mike Jones, Jim Beam, Crystal Stevenson and Donna Price.


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Participants will be staying in an apartment style residency with a private bedroom. A separate sink, shower and toilet for each apartment will be shared by no more than three people.
Each apartment is also equipped with coffee pots, coffee supplies, a fan and alarm clock for each bedroom, hangers and internet service in the individual rooms. All beds are in extra long twin sizes.
You will be provided with a linen packages that contains the following: top and bottom sheet, pillowcase, two bath towels, one pillow and one blanket.
Please note: Housing is provided only to workshop participants and only for the nights of July 17 and 18.
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The 2012 Cox Plate has been brought forward to accommodate broadcaster Channel Nine, after the free-to-air channel dug its heels in on the issue.
The Group 1 weight-for-age championship over 2040 metres at Moonee Valley will now start at 5.15pm on October 27, not 5.35pm as originally advertised, with Nine's telecast expected to conclude shortly after at 5.30pm.
Nine cited their usual Saturday 5.30pm program, Getaway, as their preferred show to lead-in to the national news, an important ratings timeslot for the broadcaster.
The opening race of Cox Plate day will remain at 1pm, with the last - race nine - set to begin at 6pm, meaning the free-to-air telecast will miss the two bookending races of the card.
The race has held the 5.35pm timeslot for the past two years, as the Moonee Valley Racing Club continues its gradual progression to turn the Cox Plate into a night race.
The Gai Waterhouse-trained Pierro remains favourite for the Group 1 race, despite the colt's shock loss in the Caulfield Guineas on Saturday.


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Larimer County Offices, Courts, District Attorney, and Landfill are closed on May 29, 2017 in observance of the Memorial Day Holiday. Critical services at Larimer County are not disrupted by closures.
Department: Natural Resources
Release Date: May 18, 2017
Contact Information:
Andy Grinstead, Education and Volunteer Programs Technician, (970) 619-4565


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Ok here are some pics. First is the whole side. Second is a close up of the gap.
Re: 1970 DeVille Convertible.....the adventure begins!
Is that end just loose? Maybe tighten it down? A new gasket might not be a bad idea in any case, but if that doesn' do it, you may need to consider machining the mating surfaces for a more flush fit.
Yeah I'm gonna get into that manifold later. She is running pretty smooth after tune up and fuel pump.
I just tried to throw her in gear and it does nothing. It feels like linkage is in tact just zero response from tranny at any setting.
I'm gonna start looking through shop manual but any guidance would be helpful.
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Nevermind on tranny changed filter n fluid. She moves
Re: 1970 DeVille Convertible.....the adventure begins!
It's the little things.
Yeah it is. Like I said earlier I keep over thinking.
Ripped out most of interior today and started goin through electronics. I can't run the 30amp circuit breaker cause i have a short somewhere. I'm suspicious that it might be ds window motor. It was fried and the switches were stuck too.
Thank god I bought that manual. Would have never figured that you have to use a hole saw to gain access to window motor.
Other than that i was jumping everything today I got all the other windows to work and the top went up and down after a little lubing. I can see some air in the hydro lines so I'll bleed that at some point and get some fresh fluid in there too. Oh and I'm definately gonna need a top the rear glass just about fell out when I put it down.
Found a few small holes in the floor and under the rear seat. Nothing serious. I'll clean out all the decay and clean it up Probably go the rivet route and while she's torn down I'll scrub all the metal and hit it with some p.o.r.
Rain 4 the next few days so scrubbing interior it is. I need a garage!
Well I couldn't really get under her before I bought here. Where I tapped around sounded good and the undercoating seemed in tact.
Well look what I found....
I'm still under 2000 into her and hoping to escape under 3500.
I went from a disposable old beater to a car I'm in love with. Can't seem to find fab panels for her. Guess I'll be fabricating and adding supports everywhere.
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I feel your pain.....
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Looks good to me, but then I have lived in WI all my life. I'm used to rust!
Yeah lots of rust here in RI too. I saw a few spots when it was parked but man the whole floor came up with the rug. Now I'm scared to death that there is some frame damage I missed. When I had her on stands last week I couldn't open pass side door but the lines looked ok so I just figured a few tons will bow anything slightly.
That middle brace was rotted right through to nothing. And the notch where it welds to the frame is fine. Seems strange to me. Haven't had a pro come in yet. We'll see how that convo goes.
I'm still trying to go through everything properly but quickly so not finding prefab pans is killing me. I'm tempted to buy a 68 pan and see what happens. Prob less work, well fabricating. Guess I won't have the interior installed by monday.
My neighbor keeps telling me its not that bad. I keep reminding him its not a dart hardtop like he has. It weighs 3 times more and i don't wanna chance any structural failure because of the convertible. Hell if it was a hardtop I'd weld in angle iron and some sheet metal and call it a day.
Based on the pics on a scale of 1-10 how screwed you guys think am?
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Without knowing the condition of the frame, and just based on the pics you posted, I'd say you're at a 4. Here's a link to a whole bunch of vendors.
Perhaps one of them can aid you in your quest for floor pans.
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Rockauto.com have all pans available for 1965-68. Take a look in the 1967 catalog.
If you can´t find the specific ones for 1969-70 maybe you can adapt them to the 1969-70 model. I think they can not be too different: http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=3508503 http://www.rockauto.com/catalog/moreinfo.php?pk=3508401
Congrats for your work and progress. I hope this 70 is on the road again soon
Thanks 77 and cad force. I called around today askin bout the 65-68 pans. I don't remember which company it was but the guy told me fitting those pans in would be difficult even though many try. I will post which company it was when i get back to my pc because a few others I called seemed eager to send them out. This guy was honest and said it can be done but it would be like making them yourself anyway. He also said the rear pans wouldn't fit at all. Very helpful!
After cleaning up a bit and another buddy popping by to investigate I'm much more comfortable with the situation. The center brace I was worried about does add some structural integrity but is mostly for the floor. So I can make something out of good channel steel and I only need a few feet. There is enough good metal to bite into in the right place so I'll grab a few sheets and a hammer and go to work.
Rolled around again under the car to see what I might of missed on the frame and things are good! Strange that something so decayed could have been attached to something that looks like it spent 42yrs in a vacuum.
I'm gonna take a ton of pics as we go so hopefully others in the 68-70 world can see what was there and what has failed. Haven't laid down a bead in about 20 yrs since high school. Everything around the house is gonna get welded till I get it down. Haha I have a volunteer for the really important joints.
Here are some cleaned up pics.
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It looks like you got lucky and have damage from the top leaking into the carpet and not rust coming up from below! The caddy I am working on from Cal. is the same thing. The vinyl top held water and rotted the body around it, the rest of the car is straight. It is just the opposite of what us rust belters are used to! Rusting from the top down not the bottom up!
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I agree with talismandave. I think the situation is not so bad. You´ll have to clean rust and cut square holes on sound metal -that´s the easy part- and then weld some patches on -that´s the difficult one-. Ideally someone experienced in welding would help you. It seems the big work is on the driver pan. Once this is done you will have a very healthy body.
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At the 2012 Honens International Competition, Part I
This week and next, the Young Artists Showcase performances are imported from Calgary, Canada. Specifically, from the Honens International Piano Competition at the Jack Singer Concert Hall. As The New York Times reported, the competition "prides itself on awarding accomplished pianists who are complete musicians. This may seem a lofty claim, but the Honens has a long list of thoughtful awardees to back it up."
The 2012 First Prize winner, 23-year-old Russian pianist Pavel Kolesnikov, considers Tolstoy the literary incarnation of Beethoven. Fittingly, he begins his recital with the "Moonlight" Sonata. He follows with Schumann's Kinderszenen. Then cellist Johanes Moser joins Kolesnikov for Mendelssohn's Cello Sonata No. 2.
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Beethoven: Piano Sonata No. 14 in C Sharp Minor, Op. 27, No. 2 "Moonlight," first movement
Schumann: Kinderszenen
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Mendelssohn: Cello Sonata No. 2 in D
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The life of Hiba Mehmedovic, a Bosnian Muslim, came apart on May 31, 1992, soon after the war in Bosnia began. Three Serbs armed with automatic weapons broke into her home and took away her two sons, Kemal and Nedzad, whom she never saw again. A few weeks later, she herself was forced at gunpoint onto a bus, driven to the front line west of her home town of Vlasenica, and abandoned.
She trudged into government-held territory. When I found her, sprawled on the floor of a kindergarten in the town of Kladanj, she was a broken figure emblematic of the war: tearful and terrified, part of a dark tide of Muslims driven from their homes, human flotsam scattered across the floors of empty buildings. Her unseeing eyes spoke of an existence emptied. There were 18,699 Muslims in Vlasenica before the war, about 60 percent of the population; there are none today.
Ethnic cleansing—the use of force or intimidation to remove people of a certain ethnic or religious group from an area—was the central fact of the wars of Yugoslavia's destruction. The practice has a method: terror. It has a smell: the fetid misery of refugees. It has an appearance: the ruins of ravaged homes. Its purpose is to ensure—through killing, destruction, threat, and humiliation—that no return is possible.
Yugoslavia, and its Bosnian heart, were bridges. But over four years of war, places of mingling became places of bleak ethnic homogeneity as more than 1.5 million people were shifted in the name of racist ideologies. The single most devastating burst of violence, between April and August 1992, saw Serbs driving more than 700,000 Muslims from an area covering 70 percent of Bosnia.
Such mass deportation was not new in this century of ethnic engineering. Greeks out of Turkey; Turks out of Greece; Serbs out of the Fascist Croatia of 1941–1945; Jews out of Hitler's Europe; ethnic Germans out of postwar Czechoslovakia; Palestinians from occupied territories. The waves of forced evictions of ethnic and religious groups have been repetitive, often combining physical removal with devastating violence, or, as in the case of the Jews, genocide.
Ethnic cleansing is a blanket term, and no specific crime goes by that name, but the practice covers a host of criminal offenses. The United Nations Commission of Experts, in a January 1993 report to the Security Council, defined "ethnic cleansing" as "rendering an area ethnically homogenous by using force or intimidation to remove persons of given groups from the area." It said ethnic cleansing was carried out in the former Yugoslavia by means of murder, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, extrajudicial executions, rape and sexual assault, confinement of the civilian population, deliberate military attacks or threats of attacks on civilians and civilian areas, and wanton destruction of property. The Commission's final report in May 1994 added these crimes: mass murder, mistreatment of civilian prisoners and prisoners or war, use of civilians as human shields, destruction of cultural property, robbery of personal property, and attacks on hospitals, medical personnel, and locations with the Red Cross/Red Crescent emblem.
Perpetrators of such crimes are subject to individual criminal responsibility, and military and political leaders who participated in making and implementing the policy "are also susceptible to charges of genocide and crimes against humanity, in addition to grave breaches of the Geneva Conventions and other violations of international humanitarian law," the 1994 report said.
International law took up the question of the systematic expulsion of civilians, and the barbaric practices associated with it, after World War II. Article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention of 1949 forbids "individual or mass forcible transfers, as well as deportations of protected persons from occupied territory to the territory of the Occupying Power or to that of any other country." The actions are grave breaches of the Fourth Convention—war crimes of particular seriousness.
Only the security of the civilian population or "imperative military reasons" may justify evacuation of civilians in occupied territory, according to the Fourth Geneva Convention. Additional Protocol II of 1977 extends this rule to civilians in internal armed conflicts. In Bosnia, where the Serbs initially enjoyed overwhelming military superiority, there is no evidence that the forced movement of Muslim men, women, and children was driven by such a consideration. As Pero Popovic, a Serb guard at the Susica concentration camp in Vlasenica once told me, "Our aim was simply to get rid of the Muslims."
Article 49 applies to international conflict. I traveled with enough Serb forces crossing Serbia's border with Bosnia to have no doubt that this was a war organized, financed, and directed from Belgrade. But even if the Bosnian War is viewed as a civil war between Serbs, Muslims, and Croats of the country, the forced expulsions contravene Article 3 common to the four Geneva Conventions, which applies to "conflict not of an international character."
This article states that "people taking no active part in the hostilities" shall always "be treated humanely, without any adverse distinction founded on race, color, religion or faith, birth or wealth." It prohibits "humiliating and degrading treatment" and "violence to life and person, in particular murder of all kinds, mutilation, cruel treatment, and torture."
There is also the Nuremberg Charter to consider. Article 6 defined "crimes against humanity" as including "murder, extermination, enslavement, deportation, and other inhumane acts committed against any civilian population, before or during a war." And Nuremberg made it clear that population transfer is a war crime.
Mrs. Mehmedovic's most precious possession was two photographs of her sons, aged twenty-seven and twenty-five when they were dragged from her house. I took the photographs to Popovic, the Serb guard in Vlasenica, who had recanted. His look of recognition was unmistakable. He told me the two boys had been executed at the Susica camp.
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The women's basketball team's three-game winning streak ended Tuesday at the hands of the Kansas Wesleyan Coyotes, 67-59.
Washburn transfer Emily Gibson again led the way for the 'Cats, tallying 20 points and eight rebounds. Brittany Hines was second on the team with 15 points and two steals.
Kansas Wesleyan jumped out of the gate and took a 15-point lead into halftime. The Wildcats were unable to close the gap as the Coyotes shot nearly 45 percent from the field. Guards Jamie Alexander and Shelby Babcock both went 3-6 from 3-point range.
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Can someone upload a video of this mod in use?
Threads up, and I have posted a question there, did I successfully tie part of KOTOR era into the Clone Wars era 3935 years later? O.o
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There's tutorials, google it, and I have 3 years of programming experience, so that helped me out a lot. :P
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Since 2002 Perimeter Institute has been recording seminars, conference talks, and public outreach events using video cameras installed in our lecture theatres. Perimeter now has 7 formal presentation spaces for its many scientific conferences, seminars, workshops and educational outreach activities, all with advanced audio-visual technical capabilities. Recordings of events in these areas are all available On-Demand from this Video Library and on Perimeter Institute Recorded Seminar Archive (PIRSA). PIRSA is a permanent, free, searchable, and citable archive of recorded seminars from relevant bodies in physics. This resource has been partially modelled after Cornell University's arXiv.org.
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Multipartite quantum states constitute a (if not the) key resource for quantum computations and protocols. However obtaining a generic, structural understanding of entanglement in N-qubit systems is still largely an open problem. Here we show that multipartite quantum entanglement admits a compositional structure. The two SLOCC-classes of genuinely entangled 3-qubit states, the GHZ-class and the W-class, exactly correspond with the two kinds of commutative Frobenius algebras on C^2, namely `special' ones and `anti-special' ones.


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kittens eye swollen and red looks almost like it wants to shut... dont have money for a vet what should i do?
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It's impossible for us to tell you how to treat this, even if we were a veterinary professional, w/o seeing your kitten. You should never try to self-treat with any medication without the approval of a vet. About the only thing you can do is carefully dab his eye with some warm water on a cotton ball. It might bring him some relief, but if it's conjunctivitis (pink eye) or an injury, it will not cure the problem. Perhaps there is someone who was going to give you a Holiday gift? Could you ask them to contribute to the vet's fee instead? I have never heard of a vet who would refuse to treat a sick or injured cat and worry about payment first. There is a plan called "Care Credit" which will allow your cat to be treated and let you pay in installments. Unfortunately, when we adopt an animal, we need to be certain we can afford to care for the animal financially. Best of luck. Hope your baby is OK.
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The kitten needs to be examined by a vet. Call ahead to make financial arrangements if necessary, but it is your responsibility to get medical attention for your cat when he needs it. He can't go to the vet by himself. If his eye trouble is due to an environmental irritant, such as a spec of dust, his natural tears will get rid of it. But if it lasts more than a few hours and becomes obviously irritated, he needs to be examined and treated. It could possibly be an infection, injury, or allergic reaction that needs to be addressed.
Randy had an eye infection when he was a kitten, and the first medication he was given did not get rid of it. He developed an ulcer in the infected eye. A second medication worked and the ulcer healed, but it must have been very uncomfortable and painful for him to go through that. I would be afraid to mess around with a red or irritated eye in either of my cats, especially after seeing how quickly an eye problem can go from bad to worse. Please see a vet.
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The Florida Panhandle is home to a health care industry that is impressive both in size and sophistication. Several other factors converge to make this geographic area an optimal one in which to establish a expansion campus for the University of South Florida School of Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Sciences nationally ranked CAPTE accredited doctoral program in physical therapy: a significant military presence, a growing senior population, the presence of a set of quality programs in health sciences at the University of West Florida, and a clustering of several centers of excellence in physical rehabilitation.
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