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Was contacted by a repeat customer from DW AKA (MOB) to carry out an enhancement detail on his recently purchased Jeep Cherokee, we maybe carrying out a full correction on the car once winter has been and past. Mark had viewed the car prior to his purchase and all looked well, but after getting the vehicle home and washing the car over the weekend. The sun came out and revealed lots of buffer trails and swirling, most probably because the filler polishes used by the dealer had dropped back. Having worked on Marks cars before and seeing how mint he keeps his them, I was not surprised that he was less than impressed with the dealer prep on his new toy.
So on to the detail, pretty chilly start to the day Mark arrived at 8.30 as planned and we got started.
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So firstly starting on the wheel arches with G101 and Vikan brush.
While I was doing the arches Julian made a start on the wheels with smart wheels and Envy brushes for the faces.
And EZ brush for the insides.
G101 was used again on all the doors shuts and agitated with Envy brushes.
Lower half of the vehicle sprayed with citrus degreaser.
And arches just for good measure
Then thoroughly rinsed.
Warm snow foam applied and left to dwell for approx 5 mins.
Thoroughly rinsed and then foamed again and washed 2BM with sonus lambs wool mitt and Megs shampoo plus.
Which left us with this.
Moved inside and clayed while wet with Sonus green clay, with little very contamination to speak of to be far.
Paintwork all dried off with leaf blower and microfibre towels, PTG gauge measurements taken and a thorough inspection of the paintwork.
The enhancement of the paintwork then commenced using Megs 205 via the metabo, remember this is only a 1 stage machine polish to enhance and refine the finish and remove those buffer trails inflicted by the dealership.
A few before and afters.
Time started getting away from us a bit so we had to fast forward a bit, Julian had followed behind me wiping the panels down with IPA and then applied Zaino AIO via the Megs G220 on a blue 3M waffle polishing pad.
Whilst I went around and de-tared the wheels with Tardis and applied the first of 2 coats of Zaino Z2 to the wheels.
Next was the 1st application of Zaino Z5.
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The controller of children's content at ABC TV, Tim Brooke-Hunt, is stepping down in September, the public broadcaster has announced.
Brooke-Hunt led the launch of ABC3 and the relaunch of ABC4Kids on ABC2 during his six years in the the position.
Richard Finlayson, director of ABC Television, said: "There is no doubt that the dominance of ABC TV in the children's area has been one of the great success stories for the ABC and this has been achieved under Tim's leadership. We wish him well in his future endeavours."
Earlier this month Brooke-Hunt was quoted by Fairfax as saying that the popular animated kids' show Bananas in Pyjamas was being cancelled, but ABC TV later told Guardian Australia he was "seriously misquoted" in the article.
Brooke-Hunt is leaving the ABC to pursue new opportunities in children's entertainment, according to the ABC.
"I leave ABC TV with renewed respect for public broadcasting, with gratitude to the talented producers of our programs, and with great pride to have worked with an exceptional team whose success will surely continue into the future," he said.


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The Warrick trade had a lot to do with giving the guy a chance to get minutes. Monty said as much. They saw that they could save money and give Warrick to a team that actually could give him some minutes. Monty said he felt bad to have Warrick stuck behind our depth in a contract year.
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When asked about Carroll's status after Thursday's practice, Hornets Coach Monty Williams said there have been discussions going on between Carroll's agent and Hornets General Manager Dell Demps. Though Williams wouldn't elaborate on the specifics about the discussions, team officials said they intend to give an update on Carroll's status Friday.
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Winona Republican-Herald, The (Newspaper) - July 5, 1950, Winona, Minnesota Fair, Cool Tonight; Warmer Thursday Baseball Thursday p. m. KWNO-FM VOLUME 50, NO. 117 FIVE CENTS PER COPY WINONA, MINNESOTA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1950 TWENTY-TWO PAGES South Korean Army in Full Retreat Four Killed in Plane Crash Near Bangor La Crosse, Wis. Two prominent Fort Wayne, couples crashed to their deaths In a private plane near here yeslerdaj'. The victims, returning from a holiday trip to Ely, Minn., were identified by Coro- ner George E. Reay as: Kichard S. Teeple, 36, lawyer and president of the Fort Wayne board of aviation com- missioners. His wife, Loretta E. Foelling- er Teeple, 35, a director of Fort Wayne Newspapers, Inc. Albert F. Hoer, 38, president of White Cross Supply Company, a Fort Was'ne beauty parlor supply firm. His wife, Mildred E. Kloer, 35. Dr. Reay said a witness re- portetJ a wing fell off the four- place plane before it nosed into a woods 30 miles north- east of here, near Bangor. The four had left Fort Wayne Friday morning in Teeple's own plane. The coroner said Teeple ap- parently was piloting the plane. The wreckage did not burn. TODAY- Long-Term Plans Upset By Korea By Joseph and Stewart AIsop Washington W. Averell Har- riman, newly appointed special assistant to the President, has re- turned tc Washington severs! weeks before he was scheduled to return. And this simple fact is not without significance. For Harri- man has returned to take part in the searching, wholesale reassess- ment of American policy which has now become the first order of business. The simple fact is that the Kremlin-sponsored attack on Ko- rea has knocked the basic assump- tion underlying American policy jnoul: Period between 8 p.m. local into a cocked hat. This assump-j time Friday and last night at mid tion was that the Kremlin was not now ready, and would not be ready for some to risk a world Traffic Deaths At New High, 458 for 4 Days By The Associated Press Accidental death struck down at least 739 Americans during their four day Independence day week- end. The toll was much higher than expected, and rocketed to- ward the all-time high set in 1936 deaths. Citizens died in traffic crashes, I drowning, and by miscellaneous accidents at a little better than one every ten minutes during the 102 Senator Thomas Trails Monroney In Oklahoma Run-Off Election Assured in State on July 25 By Dayton Blair i Oklahoma j Elmer Thomas trailed Representa-f tive Mikft Monroney by more than! votes today as tabulation of] yesterday's Democratic senatorial! primary election neared completion. A run-off election July 25 was as- sured by the other five Democratic candidates who had more than 000 votes among them. Returns from of pre- cincts gave: Monroney Thomas Johnston Murray, who hopes to win the governor's office once held by his father, held a wide lead over his three Democratic opponents but' lacked the clear majority to avoid! fitQRTH- o; iCify to Request American Infantry Relatives Aid Unit Surrounded Relief Applicants Council Adopts Practice Followed By Winona County By The Associated Press A largo part of South Korea's army appeared tonight to be in full retreat f: a massive drive of Communist troops and tanks which already capped an American infantry position and threatened to ilop off I--. defenders snared in the Bed net. j Associated Press Correspondent Tom Lambert reported from Taejon that reporters in the field saw thousands of South Korean, soldiers flee- the battle zone in area where American ground forces made first contact with the Communist invaders. The soldiers fled down ithe highways from the hilis and through the rice paddies, rushing rail- stations for tralns heading southward- to help support their less fortunate1 The spearhead of the Communist push reached the area of Osan, 11 kin. (miles south of Suwon. It seemed designed to open the way for a djive The city council Monday night'on Taejon, military center 73 miles south of Suwon. approved the use by the city's poorj- department of the "relative respon- from votes to a 13. No Fireworks Deaths No one was reported, killed in Fourth July fireworks tragedies, but the other deaths were tied to with Independence day celebrations. The National Safety council had jredicted that 385 would die In ;raffic crashes. But the toll mount- ed and mounted as the holiday war. Yet the Kremlin has now clearly and consciously risked a world war. This in turn mean? that Washington has been mistaken about Soviet capabilities and in- tentions. Thus a new and unex- pected situation, has arisen, and a new policy must be quickly fashioned to fit this new situation. Harriman and the other Presidential advisers who must devise tne new plan of action will not find theirs an easy task. For complacency, muddling and s c 1 f-dclusion now make it necessary for them to start virtually from scratch. They will find very little to build on. As far as our relations with our allies arc concerned, the At- lantic powers have yet failed to agree on any realistic plan for the defense of the Atlantic community. This is for a simple reason. At the Hague meeting this spring, the Atlantic defense officials wrapped the maximum defense require- ments of every participating coun- try into a huge, ungainly bundle, and called the monstrous result a. "plan." At the subsequent Brus-jthe 761 deaths were in automobile sels meeting, the European fi-i accidents. nance ministers took one look at! Lust year's three-day Labor day what this "plan" would cost, and i week end highway threw up their hands in horror.la postwar record. Highway smashups claimed 458 lives in what was predicted as the biggest TJ. S. traffic jam in history. Water deaths totalled 168. Mis- cellaneous kinds of mishaps killed a runoff. Murray, in returns precincts, had combined total of for his! foes. William O. Coe, Oklahoma City attorney, was second man. Close Race Former Governor William H. falfa BUD Murray, father of this) year's candidate, stayed at his son's! headquarters until returns proved the younger Murray was definitely 3l i.s 1 Unite Of North Korean column flanking the Inchen-Seoul- Suwon triangle (shaded) today wedged between American infantry- men and their supporting artillery in fighting (A) south of Suwon. Another Red column is moving on Wonju. From Kaesong (B) a reinforcement of 25 Red tanks was seen moving toward Seoul. There was naval activity off the-east coast, with most firing in the Sam- chok bridgehead Planes continued to strafe roads and. Com- munist supply lines'in Seoul area. Black area is approximate extent of Red invasion into South Korea. (A.P. Wirephoto to The Repub- lican-Herald.) ahead. The see-saw race between Mon- roney, fifth district congressman for six terms and Thomas, climaxed one of Oklahoma's hottest races. Speculation on the uncounted, Senate votes was difficult because! large blocks still remained out in joth Okahoma and Tulsa counties, the biggest in the state. Other un- counted totals were scattered throughout the state. Monroney trailed early hi the counting but pulled ahead about midway of tabulating. He led in both of the largest despite the fact that Tulsa county had been Paratrooper Makes 123 Jumps in Day Fayetteville, N. hard-boiled 32-year-old paratrooper Dillon, has brought the world's record for the most consecutive! However, Mrs. Katherine Lam- jsibillty" form which has long been authorized by state law and has long been used by the Winona j county welfare department. A c J The form adopted by the citylDlOW council is an adaptation from the1 county's. 1 In presenting it, Third Ward Al- derman Howard Baumann, chair- man of the poor committee, declared, I "I've felt for a long time that we (have some chiselers on relief. I think that it would be a good idea to send this form out to relatives. It might save thousands of I City Attorney Harold Streater, (who had been asked to prepare the 'form, explained that children, par- ents, brothers and sisters, grand- children or grandparents are re- sponsible, in that order, up to j a month. "Crazy Laiv" Fourth Ward Alderman James Stoltman called it a "crazy" law. Attorney Streater suggested that the applicant take the form to his relatives and secure their signa- tures. That practice is now being tried by the county welfare depart- New Russian In Far East Hong Kong Diplomatic observers today predicted So- viet Russia, is setting the stage for a surprise move against the United States in the Far East. They said the Russians, probably would rush Chinese Communist troops from Man- churia to aid Soviet-supported North Korea in the Korean Civil war. Such a move "can be ex- pected any time within the next month, and probably within two they add- ed. All demanded anonymity. One observer gave these rea- Genera! MacArthur's conununi- jque made no mention of the trap. iThis news of the setback for the jfirst American infantry to go into (action came from advanced head- quarters in South Korea. Headquarters said only that ths northerners drove the "defenders" on to high ground noith of Osan. iThe U. S. troops previously were 'located there. Osan is 11 miles (southeast of Suwon, which in turn is 23 miles south of ;allen Seoul. I The communique confirmed gathering threat of Communist (forces east of Suwon. apparently (designed to lop off this whole sec- jtor of the front. That would open (the way for a drive on Taejon, (military center 73 miles south of Suwon. Reds Reinforced The northerners were pouring more troops and arms across the Han just south of Seoul despite repeated air strikes on the rail lines stretching north of the city. A constant stream of U. S. rein- vne ouscrver gavii mtsc rca.- i w. ij. sous for forecasting: a Soviet jforcements was flowing Into South parachute in one day back to the United States. jbert, the poor commissioner, said! Sergeant John W. Swetich, attached to the famed 82nd that the department plans! division at nearby Fort Bragg, yesterday wore out five pilots in majl the form to relatives after drivers coursed along the a Thomas stronghold, ways. During the heated campaign, Mid-way through yesterday, asiThomas charged Monroney had death figures kept piling up, Ned [voted for 60 per cent parity with I. Dearborn, council president, Is-iMonronev retorting he supported 90 sued a sane driving appeal per cent parity. Rayburn Helps Sam our best to save at least a few ives by acting like civilized peo- ple on the highways." Dearborn had predicted that 36, cars would roll miles over the nation's roads. He classified it as the United States' biggest traffic jam. The 1935 death record Was set during the four-day Christmas holi- day period. At that time 555 of There the matter now rests. Joint American-European defense plan- On a four-day, nonholiday week end last month, an Associated nir.g is stalled at dead center. Press tally across the country Since this fiasco, the American I showed that only 455 persons met Joint Chiefs of staff have been [accidental death. Of these, 270 died assigned to make a unilateral traffic mishaps, 75 drowned and sessment of the extent of the! HO died from other accidental American contribution to the de-l (Continucd on Pagc 14, Column House Speaker Judge Nelson To Preside at Shakopee Quiz Moorhead Judge Martin Nelson of Austin wss named last 1123 jumps in a dawn to dark mara-lan application has been received. The form states, "The law of Minnesota provides that every poor person who for any reason is un- able to earn a livelihood shall be supported by his children, parents, brothers and sisters, grandchildren that mark and go it 18 jumps grandparents: and relatives hav- better. ing sufficient ability shall be called Swetich planned to jump 150 thon. The previous record 01 105 jumps was set by Juan Iriate of Buenos lAires, May 19, 1950. j More than persons jammed jSandrock airport to see Sweiich times, but quit at last night (after 123. At the end, looking tired with I a day's growth oL beard, his hair tousled and wearing an old sweat- shirt, he said, "I'm glad it's over fD.-Tex.) and Representative Al- bert Gore (D.-Tenn.) joined in the campaign to help their fellow House member. Monroney accused Thomas of blocking a number of public powerj night to preside over a Rayburn Monday at Shakopee hearing concerning on for such support in the orcier above named. Person's Needs "In determining the eligibility orj continued eligibility of fhi" this agency is required by law to verify this person's needs and resources. The law further provides that cer-i Wanted Title for U. S. (tain relatives who are Asked why he did it. he told are responsible for the carej reporter: "I_ wanted to keep support of dependents. Since offetisive In the Far East: country (and he de- clined use of his nationality as well as his name for diplo- matic reasons) has "definite word" that the Chinese Reds have been massing1 troops In Manchuria since they captured Hainan island, off the South China coast, a month ago. recent withdraw- al from Tokyo of high level members of the Soviet mission could be considered an "indi- cation that something big Is brewing." He declined to elab- orate. Diplomatic observers agree generally that Chinese Com- munist participation in Korea is virtually certain. qualifications of Harold E. Plynn, title in the U. S. I did it one time tne above person wishes to receive Scott county attorney, to I va-nted to do it again." o Tne time" Swetich refe witnesses before a grand jury, meet- by the next Judge Nelson was appointed projects with the senator replying! Judge Byron R. Wilson of Moor- against whom 5 Oklahoma of congressmen with primary elections! hearing will be on an order (assistance, the law requires that me" Swetich referred! you contribute support in accord- to was .when he set a U. S. recordjance with your financial circum- of 60 jumps at Sioux City, were well ahead with only one, Sev- to show cause served on Flynn enth District Representative Victor Judge Joseph Moriarty. jurist he rested. onnaT'iinHir for.irtn o J At fi n in 1946. Swetich made .his first jump at 2 o'clock yesterday morning. He made his 107th shortly after noon. His only mishap came on his 50th try when he suffered a slight injury. During the afternoon Wickersham, apparently facing ai Apparently winning nominations were Dixie Gilmer, first district: W. G. Stigler, second: Tom Steed, (charged that Flynn disobeyed judi- cial rules in presenting witnesses before a recent Scott county grand ret fense of Western Europe. This is! being done without close consulta- tion with thp Europeans, which is a nonsensical way to do business.. And meanwhile the Joint Chiefs! themselves, as the National Sec- urity Board chairman, Stuart Sym- ington, has repeatedly and bitterly pointed out, have not even yet acreed to a long-ransre strategic plan for the United States alone. Thus Harriman and his col- leagues will find themselves R: r o p i n p in near-darkness. There is, tc be sure, no mys- tery about the general outlines of what is now really requir- (Continutd on Page 7, Column 2 ALSOP DEATHS (district, were unopposed. jury. At 6 p.m. he was scheduled to start a goal of 150 Jumps. High winds, however, layed him more than two hours. The questionnaire then asks for gross income, number of dependent children, amount of contributions to other dependents, amount of con- tributions already made to the ap- plicant for relief and amount of contributions which will to the applicant. U.N. Flag May Be Flown In Korea I Korea from Japan by air and sea, the communique reported. The setback on the Suwon front came after the Communist tanks apparently had been turned back by the fire of U. S. artillery. The first report came from As- sociated Press Correspondent O. JH. P, King at advanced headquar- iters. Later a spokesman there con- firmed it by saying there still was hope the Americans could make fighting withdrawal. General MacArthur's headquar- ters announced officially the Reds Wednesday drove defending Amer- ican and Korean forces on to high- er ground north of Osan, 11 miles southeast of Suwon, and appeared ready for a further push. No Report to Headquarters The fate of the trapped Ameri- cans' was not reported to U. S. ad- vanced headquarters in South Ko- rea. That report came from As- sociated Press Correspondent O. H. IP, King, He added: j Reports of the surprisingly quick !Red maneuver came net long after .the American commander In Ko- :rea. Major General William F. Dean, had gone to the front to try I to learn details of the tank-artil- duel. In that engagement, two tanks be made' blue flag of iwere reported knocked out and the ;the United Nations may be flown'other six retreat The statement will be sworn to'by Americans and others fighting before a notary public. stop the Communist Invasion ofL. B'Jt JV.f lanks bypassed Mrs. Lambert said that the forirjsouth Korea. lthe then cut in between will tie mailed to reia War Sobers Fourth Of July Celebrating By The Associated Press United States troops moved forward in a foreign land yesterday to fight, in the name of freedom. And here at home their foit: observed the'p anniversary of this nation's independence, war-won 174 ago. iDV O3TV As in past years, the hoinefolk thronged the beaches, ban parks and vacation spots. The weather was close to ideal most Hot dog and soda pop stands did a boom- In a statement. Judge Moriarty charged the newspaper was guilty of criminal libel in editorials it pub- lished concerning the Rubin Shetskv It was the wind that caused him new applicants as well as to to knock off at 123. After that he tives of those now on the relief] Arthur probably will be named rol's- (United Nations commander for tne Alderman Baumann, in diseuss-lKorean area. ing the use of the form, declared j The United Nations flag is light that he "favors starting a black; blue, bearing a polar map of list for taverns. I believe there'world flanked by twin Jurors, after hearing a score my on tify, refused to return an indict-jthat jump. I've got the record and ment against the Minneapolis Star J think I better quit now." murder trial, over which sided. he pre- Shetsky was acquitted of a second degree murder charge in the slaying of Albert Schneider, Minneapolis la- bor leader. Trained for Six Months It took, besides the five pilots, two Piper cub airplanes, seven par- achutes, and six parachute riggers, going- full blast to keep Swetich going. Also one pack of crackers that's all he ate from start to fin- are some on relief who spend a lotibranches. of money on liquor.' the forward gun positions and lfl their supporting infantry. An undisclosed number of South the tank-led Red infan- try and their own defense lines. Earlier. General MacArthur's said American planes olive destroyed seven and damaged four North Korean aircraft in the are receiving relief. ish. He trained for six months "I'll go along 100 per cent on get in shape for the gruelling said Alderman Stoltman 'jUnited Nations, flying its flag and making the commanding general a U. N. agent would fQrt-. s lize by whjch ajd Mary Cook of Greensboro, was sent to the South Koreans. Bette Davis Met C., Swetich's girl friend, was j enthusiastic about his record. Her comment: "I think it's just fine. 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Bourbon SA (GBB), the French shipowner that received a takeover bid this month, formed a committee to examine the offer that valued the shipowner at $2.5 billion.
The group comprises independent directors Agnes Pannier-Runacher, Guy Dupont, Philippe Sautter and Mahmud Tukur, the Paris-based company said today in a statement.
Jaccar Holding, a company controlled by Bourbon Chairman Jacques de Chateauvieux, offered 24 euros ($33) a share on March 17, sending the stock soaring. Closely held Jaccar, already with a 26.2 percent stake, is bidding on the expectation that higher spending in deep-water areas by energy producers and explorers will buoy demand for Bourbon's oilfield-service vessels.
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The Labour Party is calling for the pin to be pulled on Novopay.
Acting education spokesman Chris Hipkins says the minister now responsible for fixing the Education Ministry's flawed payroll system Steven Joyce has a huge weight of expectation on him to sort it out.
"Simply saying 'oh look it's going to take a long time and we might or might not be able to fix it' isn't good enough. He either needs to get this payroll system fixed and fixed fairly quickly or he needs to be looking at the alternatives and getting something else in place that's actually going to work."
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Bungalow Film To Be Shown At National Museum
The film "The Bungalows of Rockaway" is going to Washington. The documentary, which has been seen in screenings from New York to Detroit to Rotterdam in the Netherlands, will now be shown in our nation's capital this summer.
The film's director and co-producer, Jennifer Callahan, emailed The Wave with the news last week that the National Buildings Museum will be including "Bun-galows" in a new exhibition in July.
"It will be screened as part of a new exhibition they are opening this spring, about home in the U.S.," said Callahan. "I'm really honored that this film will be part of an exhibition thinking nationally about domestic space."
The museum is just four blocks from the National Mall. According to its website it is "America's leading cultural institution devoted to the history and impact of the built environment. We do this by telling the stories of architecture, engineering, and design."
"The Bungalows of Rockaway" premiered at the Museum of the City of New York, and then shown on PBS in 2010. It has been screened at the Queens Museum of Art, the Detroit Jewish Film Festival and the Architecture Film Festival, Rotterdam. It will be shown at the Municipal Archives in Manhattan on April 18 and at by the Historic Districts Council later this spring.


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Danny Brown: A Motor City Hip-Hop Original
Even in a crowded field of hip-hop megastars, there's no denying Danny Brown is a straight-up original. Recording since his teens, the dynamic young rapper burst out of Detroit's underground hip-hop scene -- first with his self-released 2010 record The Hybrid, and again with the highly-praised XXX in 2011, an album that pushed Brown to hip-hop's top shelf thanks to his skillfully concise lyrical voice, a hypnotic flow, and sharp humor.
Now with Old -- his just-released new record named because people kept asking for "that old Danny Brown" sound -- Brown continues his upward trajectory. His songs are raw and grimy, detailing painful childhood memories, family struggle, and jail time. But with songs like "Clean Up" and "25 Bucks," -- which features melodic hooks from Purity Ring -- there's richer electronic music production sense. Then there's "Dip," a hard banger punctuated with choppy beats, gyrating synths, and heavy rumbling bass.
Simply put, Old is another bold statement proving why Danny Brown is one of the most exciting emerging stars of hip-hop: There's no one out there who sounds quite like him.
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Danny Brown, on his hometown of Detroit:
Detroit is in me, in general. As much as I want to escape it, I'm still Detroit to the heart, to the fullest. That's the scenery, that's the environment, that's where everything takes place in this album.
On where he finds inspiration for his songs:
All of my songs, I'm writing about myself. And talking about what I've been through and where I'm trying to go in life. But then I also make songs where I'm just trying to have fun. Sometimes I just want to flex my lyrical muscle on somebody, and sometimes I would like to see a girl dance to some of my music. It all plays its part… When I make these albums, I do want to make them like a time capsule for that point in my life, but I still want to have fun too.
On his latest album, Old:
As many projects as I've made and put out for free, I looked at this [album] like it was my first one. All those were demos, or just me making songs in the basement. This was my first time where I knew there would be a lot of people hearing this album that probably never heard of me.
On whether it's difficult to censor his lyrics while performing on the radio:
I like to cuss…. There's nothing worse than going to Best Buy and buying a CD and buying the clean version by mistake. It makes me want to slip in the bathtub on purpose or something.
On participating in the new interactive "Like A Rolling Stone" video:
Bob Dylan… he was like the first guy rapping, to me. The way I took [Like A Rolling Stone], it was like, he's rapping! He's not really singing, you know? To me, his songs… you can hear it, you can take it for what it is… but there's nothing like reading it. When I read it, it was like, I get it. He's a real songwriter's songwriter.
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Mavericks, Dirk Nowitzki Claim 1st NBA Title by Denying Heat, LeBron James
Dirk Nowitzki and the Dallas Mavericks won their first National Basketball Association championship and left LeBron James still searching for a title.
Nowitzki scored 18 of his 21 points in the second half as the Mavericks beat the Miami Heat 105-95 last night in Miami. Jason Terry added 27 points off the bench for Dallas, which took the best-of-seven NBA Finals four games to two.
It's the first title for the 7-foot Nowitzki, a 10-time All-Star from Germany who has spent his entire 13-year NBA career with the Mavericks. He and Terry were the only remaining players from the Dallas team that lost to Miami in the 2006 NBA Finals.
"This is a phenomenal thing for the city of Dallas," Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle said after the trophy presentation ceremony. "And Dirk Nowitzki is one of the very greatest players in the history of this game. That has been validated here."
James was denied a title in his first season with Miami, which was listed by oddsmakers as championship favorites after adding James and Chris Bosh as free agents during the offseason to team with fellow All-Star Dwyane Wade. James scored 21 points to lead the Heat last night, while Bosh had 19.
"We struggled at times. Sometimes we looked good offensively, other times we looked out of rhythm and a little out of character," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said at a news conference. "I think a little of that is the competition."
NBA Finals MVP
Nowitzki, who missed 11 of 12 shots in the first half last night, scored 10 points in the fourth quarter and was chosen Most Valuable Player of the finals.
"If you're in this league for 13 years and just battling and always just coming up a little short, that's why this is extra special," the 32-year-old Nowitzki said.
Mavericks guard Jason Kidd, 38, also got the first title of his 17-year career, after having lost his two previous Finals appearances with the New Jersey Nets. Mavericks billionaire owner Mark Cuban, who bought the franchise in 2000, watched his team make 11 straight playoff appearances without a title until yesterday.
"The whole world was telling us that we were one-and-done boys, that we were going to get knocked out in the first round," Cuban said after receiving the championship trophy from NBA Commissioner David Stern. "This team has so much heart and so much determination."
Scoring Runs
The Mavericks led 53-51 at halftime after a series of scoring runs by both teams over the first 24 minutes.
Miami jumped out to a 22-15 lead. Dallas responded with a 17-5 scoring run after Nowitzki picked up his second foul and went to the bench.
The Mavericks scored eight of the first nine points in the second quarter to open a 40-28 lead. The Heat then went on a 14- 0 run to go back in front with 6:25 left in the half.
As the Mavericks called a timeout, a skirmish broke out when DeShawn Stevenson of Dallas pushed Miami's Udonis Haslem, who was walking off the court with his hand raised. Mario Chalmers of the Heat ran over and confronted Stevenson as players from both teams met at midcourt. Technical fouls were called on Haslem, Chalmers and Stevenson.
While Nowitzki had three points in the first half, Dallas took a lead into the break on the strength of Terry's 19 points off the bench.
After Miami briefly regained the lead early in the third quarter, the Mavericks went back in front for good.
Nowitzki's 3-Pointer
Nowitzki hit his lone 3-pointer of the game with 5:07 left in the third quarter to give Dallas a 71-65 lead. The Mavericks took a nine-point lead into the final quarter when Ian Mahinmi hit a jumper as the third quarter ended -- his second basket of the Finals -- to put Dallas up 81-72.
The Mavericks extended their advantage to 89-77 with 8:21 left -- matching their largest lead of the game -- as J.J. Barea hit a driving layup after James missed a short jumper off the backboard on the other end.
James finished with six of the 16 turnovers for the Heat, who never got closer than seven points the rest of the way. Chalmers had 18 points for the Heat and Wade finished with 17.
"Jason came up to me in the fourth quarter and he said, 'Keep pushing, remember '06,''' said Nowitzki, who lost to the Heat in six games that year.
Dallas won seven of its final eight road playoff games and dealt Miami its only two home losses of the postseason. The Mavericks hit 11 of 26 3-point attempts last night.
''I said it all season long, we had great chemistry with the guys, we had fun in the locker room,'' said Nowitzki, who added 11 rebounds. ''This is a special group and we're world champions. It's unbelievable."
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Chris Greenacre admits he has had to step into some big shoes with his appointment as caretaker boss of the Wellington Phoenix.
Greenacre stopped playing only last season, and is very much a greenhorn coach.
But with the resignation on Tuesday of long-serving coach Ricki Herbert, he has taken on the head coaching job in a caretaker role, moving up from assistant coach.
"It has been a roller-coaster of a week. Mixed emotions, I have been telling people," Greenacre said in Dunedin yesterday.
"The game against the Newcastle Jets came around so quickly so we had to focus on all the game planning. It has been a quite hectic week.
"But you are dealt the hand you are given. That is one of the features of this group here. We are a close group of players and just roll up our sleeves and get on with it and that is what we have done."
Often, when a new coach comes on board, the team rebounds and the victories start coming.
But it did not happen for the Phoenix against the Newcastle Jets on Wednesday in Wellington, losing 2-1 after conceding two sloppy goals in the first half.
Greenacre will want to turn that around against the Melbourne Heart at Forsyth Barr Stadium tomorrow afternoon, hoping a change of venue will help the side get out of its rut.
He said confidence went missing when the Phoenix fell behind.
That was clearly the case in the game against Newcastle.
"I think due to lacking a bit of confidence, heads dropped," said Greenacre. "I think conceding just before halftime was a big blow for us.
"It doesn't matter whether you are top of the table ... if you concede a goal just before halftime then it hurts you.
"But they showed a bit of character to get back into the game. Hopefully, there is a bit less pressure on us now and we can just get out and play football. It is all out of our hands now. Now we need to go out there and enjoy ourselves. Go out and make things happen," the coach said.
"It is tough. I have been in other teams which have been down the bottom and it is hard to shake. You are scratching your head. But if there is any group of players I would want to be at the bottom of the league then it would be these guys. I know how hard these guys work and how close they are."
The Phoenix have no serious injury concerns and can take confidence after beating the Heart 3-2 in Wellington just after Christmas.
But a good start is vital. Lately, the Phoenix have not been able to manage that, and that is why they are bottom of the A-League ladder. The Heart are fresh off a convincing 3-1 win over Sydney FC last week but they have an appalling away record and will not be presuming a win is in the bag.


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said, "that I realized that the life I was immersed in was worthy of song."
From the start, he had a knack for writing songs with wide-open musical and textual spaces appropriate to the environment they describe-often five or six minutes long, and covering an entire cycle of some kind: a day in the field, a Saturday night at a community hall, a generational echo. The Minneapolis roots musician Peter Ostroushko discovered Suchy and recorded him effectively, in simple, straightforward arrangements that brought out the silences between the words and notes of Suchy's songs. (In person, it's just Chuck and his guitar.) Suchy has performed on A Prairie Home Companion, surely a fine showcase for his talents. Anybody who likes Garrison Keillor's weekly news from Lake Wobegon should enjoy Suchy's concert at the Ark on Tuesday, September 13. And more locally, the folks who pack the Ark for Jay Stielstra's periodic reappearances should check out Suchy, too-the music of these two real midwesterners shares a rhythmically square, totally-untouched-by-contemporary-pop quality that keeps the focus on the solid lyric craft.
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#20011 Sat 10 Mar 12 9:34am
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Re: Whats For Supper?
I think we're out tonight. No. 3 Daughter is singing at a concert in Edinburgh, so we're going to watch and listen, and will probably treat her to supper afterwards! Needless to say, we're proud parents
#20012 Sat 10 Mar 12 1:45pm
- Forum super champ Occupation Just being me
- Member since Fri 28 Mar 08
Re: Whats For Supper?
Congratulations to your daughter Olivia! That's wonderful.
We had braised lamb shanks with potatoes and carrots, steamed broccoli and cauliflower, blueberry and banana crumble
#20013 Sat 10 Mar 12 2:47pm
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- Member since Mon 08 May 06
Re: Whats For Supper?
We're having wraps tonight. Chicken breast (marinated in soy sauce) with lots of veggies, egg and ham. Complimented with a peanut sauce. Roll 'm up and the kids are happy.
This is my oldest son's favorite meal.
#20014 Sat 10 Mar 12 11:50pm
- Forum champ Occupation Mommy, wife, chauffeur, chef, nurse, maid, occasional zookeeper...
- From North Carolina, USA
- Member since Thu 18 Mar 10
Re: Whats For Supper?
Barbecue chicken thighs and legs, h/m cole slaw, and corn on the cob. (OH got a big bag of frozen corn on the cob on sale for only $1.00, and I've never tried the frozen kind before, so this will be interesting. )
Edit: Luuk - Your roll ups sound good! I love peanut sauce...
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#20015 Sun 11 Mar 12 6:12am
- Forum super champ Occupation Chief cook and bottle washer
- From Northern California
- Member since Sat 10 Feb 07
Re: Whats For Supper?
Satisfied my Nasi Goreng craving tonight. Had not had it a few weeks. Tomorrow I am making a tomato and cheddar pie from Masala Farm by Suvir Saran. Looking forward to it.
#20016 Sun 11 Mar 12 10:42am
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Re: Whats For Supper?
Roast wild duck and pheasant tonight, with Brussels sprouts, carrots and leeks and lots of gravy!
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Hi guys i would be so grateful if you could take a couple of minutes of your time to fill in my survey for my university project i would really appreciate your views, thank you in advance, Kim x
( i really need some opinion's from people who know about food )
#20018 Mon 12 Mar 12 12:02am
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WOW kim, three times that you have posted and repeating the same thing...are you real?....answer please or you will be sent into no time land.
#20019 Mon 12 Mar 12 12:05am
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I made Chicken Korma...fabulous.
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Broiled salmon fillets - garnished with cilantro/lemon/scallion salsa; lightly steamed asparagus dressed with lemon and butter; blackberry/apple cobbler.


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An article in today's Washington Post magazine looks at the "new experiment" in single-sex classes at the Imagine Southeast Public Charter School in DC. The headline is unfortunate: "Separate but Equal: More Schools are Dividing Classes by Gender." Critics of single-gender education quickly jump all over the "separate but equal" spectre of invidious discrimination, rooted as that terrible phrase is in one of the worst Supreme Court cases every decided, Plessy v. Ferguson, that reinforced legal racial discrimination by allowing separate facilities for blacks and whites. That awful case was overturned by the landmark Brown v. Board of Education that started the long wave of school and social integration.
The issue for single-gender classes and schools is completely different, but the critics use inflammatory rhetoric comparing single-gender pedagogy to race discrimination. This is simply wrong. The long track record of effective single-sex education belies the critics whose knee-jerk reaction against this effective pedagogy robs children of the opportunity to learn well in environments that focus on their success.
A few points about this "new experiment" —
First, single-sex education is hardly new. In fact, up until the middle of the 20th century, single-sex education was normative in most private schools and some public schools, too. There's nothing experimental about the genre.
Second, for girls and women, single-sex education has a long and distinguished track record of producing strong, powerful women able to "compete with men" very well, thank you. The roster of prominent women leaders who are graduates of girls schools and women's colleges is quite long — Trinity, of course, proudly claims Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi '62, former Governor and current Secretary of Health and Human Services Kathleen Sebelius '70, former Presidential Assistant Maggie Williams '77, Ambassador Susan Burk '70, Hearst CEO Cathie Black '66 and many other notables in public, corporate and professional life.
Third, single-gender pedagogy done well is NOT a means to reinforce negative gender stereotypes or to promote less advantage for either gender. Rather, in the right educational hands, this pedagogy brings out the best in each student and promotes greater advantages, not disadvantages.
So, why do so many smart people who want to promote women's rights and civil rights criticize the movement toward single-gender education? The negativity seems rooted in old ideological stereotypes that need some fresh air. Nobody wants to return to the pre-Title IX days when women could not go to major universities, or, if they did, they got second best. Nobody wants girls to be left in the back of the classroom while boys get all the attention. Neither do we want remediation for discrimination against girls and women to disadvantage boys and men, which is what the current claim seems to be.
Instead, we want the most effective pedagogies possible to make our children successful.
Educators who have worked in single-sex environments know how effective this pedagogy can be for some students. We'd be the first to say it's not for every student. But for those who can benefit from some classroom experiences with other members of the same gender, why not? Why would we deny any student the opportunity to learn in the most effective environment possible?
Does single-sex education work? Absolutely. If you don't believe it, come to Trinity!


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I went to the local range today and shot a glock 22? the .40cal. no difference in that and 9mm I used to shot in the Army as far as kick. The problem is I couldn't wrap my hand around it well and I had to reposition my hand to drop the mag as will as get to the slide release. Also the trigger pull seemed a mile long the 2 gunsmiths stated that in .40 there was not any adjustable triggers.
So the question is this:
1) is there a smaller .40 that I might be able to get my little hands around or should I see if a 9MM fits my hand better?
2) what can I do about the way too long trigger pull? is that another reason to go 9mm?
P.S. I did a search and read through some posts all I found were people talking about personal choice, cost, and kick 9mm vs .40 which is not the question. The way I feel about it a 9mm to the head/torso makes the bad guy just as dead as .40
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Source: Totango
Note: A slight majority (56%) of SaaS professionals are satisfied with the state of their business metrics, per results from Totango's 5th annual State of SaaS Metrics report. Currently the most commonly tracked customer acquisition metrics are website unique visitors (84%) and the number of new trial or free signups (66%). Churn (80%) is the most commonly tracked metric on existing customers, ahead of customer usage statistics (63%) and add-on/expansion sales (58%).
However, the metrics that most respondents plan to add this year are customer retention cost (55%), customer health (46%) and customer lifetime value (45%).
Separately, the study finds that only around one-third (32%) of respondents have churn rate of 5% or less, while roughly 1 in 5 (19%) experienced churn rates greater than 15%.
The report indicates that companies are not focusing enough on boosting revenues from existing companies, with only 19% of companies getting more than 20% of their new revenue from upsells and add-on sales. Not too surprisingly, high-growth companies were found to be having more success in generating high upsell revenues (>40%) from existing customers than low-growth companies.
Related: SaaS Companies' New Business From Free Trials and Freemium
About the Data: The results are based on a survey of more than 300 SaaS professionals, of whom 46% work as customer success/account managers. Some 56% of respondents come from companies with a customer success team size of more than 5 people and the vast majority (~80%) are from companies with at least $1 million in annual revenues.
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The Rays beat the Orioles 3-2 on June 8 during a very close game up until the last inning. The Rays took a 1-0 lead in the first inning and then took a 3-0 lead in the third inning. In the 5th inning, the Orioles started to come back, 3-2. With two outs, runners on second and third, Jack Darroch made a key play at first to stop the Orioles' rally. In the sixth inning, the top of the order of the Orioles were up, the first two batters hit singles to get runners on first and second. The next batter struck out and the second out was a fly ball that was caught by Dylan Lottinville. The third out was a grounder to Dean Taylor on a force out at second. It was a battle between Rays starting pitcher Brandon Wise and Orioles starting pitcher Drew Kunde.
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PUTNAM VALLEY—The Putnam Valley high boys basketball team had mixed results this weekend as they split two games in the Edgemont tournament. On Saturday the Tigers beat Clark Academy, 60-47 but on Friday they got beat by Edgemont 58-48.
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In Loving Memory Of JENNIFER NICOLE KELLY October 12, 1986 – June 10, 2004This site is dedicated in memory of our baby girl who went home to be with the Lord after a car accident two weeks before her HS graduation. WELCOME HOME!!!!Every Minute That I Breathe by Jana AlayraPhotos on the mantle I won't change For they still remind me of a day You filled our hearts with laughter and your smile How we loved you, for a while The day came in the blinking of an eye When suddenly we had to say goodbye As you were soaring homeward through the blue Part of me went right along with you Every time I hear you in my mind Though my heart weeps, my soul takes flight to the place Where you are, somewhere far beyond the farthest star Now every minute that I breathe, you live what I believeYou gave me so much more than joy In you I saw a reason for each mornIn a world unwinding as it spun, Holding you would make me still again Many say your days with us were too few But they were numbered by the Lord for youA message of your life remains through time Jesus gave you everlasting life Every time I hear you in my mind Though my heart weeps, my soul takes flight to the place Where you are, somewhere far beyond the farthest star Now every minute that I breathe, you live what I believeOne day I will see Jesus come for me No one knows the hour He will come I will fall at His feet for all He's done for me Then straight into your arms I'll run Every time I see you dancing through my mind Though I long to hold you, my soul takes flight to the place Where you live, to watch you sing and dance what would I give Now every minute that I breathe, you live what I believe www.janaalayra.com Excerpts from Jennifer's journal while she was in Jamaica volunteering at a Children's Home can be read by clicking here Forever 17
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click here to read some of the poems that Jen has written:http://jenniferkelly.name/Poems.htm
A HUG FROM HEAVENWhen you feel a gentle breezeCaress you when you sighIt's a hug sent from HeavenFrom a loved one way up high.If a soft and tender raindropLands upon your noseThey've added a small kissAs fragile as a rose.If a song you hear fills youWith a feeling of sweet loveIt's a hug sent from HeavenFrom someone special up above.If you awaken in the morningTo a bluebird's chirping songIt's music sent from HeavenTo cheer you all day long.If tiny little snowflakesLand upon your faceIt's a hug sent from HeavenTrimmed with Angel lace.So keep the joy in your heartIf you're lonely my dear friendHugs that are sent from HeavenA broken heart will mend. by Charlotte Anselmo © Used by permissionhttp://www.graphicsbypennyparker.com
It's been a year, a long year, Jen
Since we last saw your dear face.
How we made it through thus far
Was only by God's grace.
Through every moment of every day
We longed to have you near,
To laugh, to share and plan with you
And your lovely voice to hear.
But, O our Lord had other thoughts,
And called you to His side;
He welcomed you with all His love
While His arms were opened wide.
And now you're walking Heaven's streets,
We know you're happy there;
This calms our fears and gives us peace
To know you're in God's care.
We miss you more than we can say
So we've asked our Lord above
From Mom and Dad and Jamie too.
To give you all our love.
You can't come back to us we know,
But we can go to you;
We'll keep that thought close to our hearts-
Seeing you and Jesus too!
Until that day keep singing Jen,
It's only for awhile
Then we'll join you around God's Throne;
Now that thought brings a smile!
(Thank You Lord for giving us the joy, if only for a few years of being the parents and sister of our beautiful Jen)
Written by: Birdie Milley June 10, 2005
Remember Jennifer*There's an empty cloudthat hangs in the airTrying to fill in the spacesremembering her thereSweet tarts and goldfishsomethings she left behindSo we talk and eat themwhile she races through our mindsWishing for the pastwanting to make a changeNo matter how hard we trythis truth still remainsWanting to let goand at the same time hold onReading about her storynot believing she is goneHoping she is happierin another placeLooking down on uswith a smile on her face*In Loving Memory ofJennifer Nicole KellyOctober 12, 1986 - June 10, 2004By Christie Schneider~jennifer nicole kelly~June 10, 2004"It's kind of hard with you not aroundKnow you in heaven smilin downWatchin us while we pray for youEvery day we pray for youTil the day we meet againIn my heart is where I'll keep you friendMemories give me the strength I need to proceedStrength I need to believeMy thoughts big I just can't defineWish I could turn back the hands of time"AlannaIn Memory of Jennifer KellyWe cry, we weep, we sit, we stand,We grieve and mourn, this semblance of realityThe question blisters our lipsAs we ask it now:"Why dear God? This isn't fair,It can't be true and it's not right,She was like a flower bud picked beforeShe blossomed."We mourn for those sweet few yearsbut we also grieve for those un-reached too.We cry, we weep, we sit, we stand,Time cheated such a sweet girl from becomingthe great person everyone saw her to be.Tears now dampen eyelashes,A tightness chokes our throatsAnd sobs escape and resound off our lipsWhen beautiful memories rush before our eyes...Of her...A plucked flower,A girl stopped by death.We loved her so we cry,"Why dear God? This isn't fair,And it isn't right!"Why her - we can only askWhy now, why her...why? Why? Why?It's just unfair.It's too sad to be true.So we cry, we weep, we sit, we stand,And we wait for more tearsTo inevitably fall.Her memory was too rich and beautiful,To really be kept out of mind for long.Death comes to all.But with her didn't it come too soon? Didn't it?Our anger, sadness, and estrangement bubble,They swell like a tear in our eyes,And so we ask again,"Why dear God? It isn't fair,and it isn't right."Wasn't it too short?Wasn't it too quick?We miss her laugh and her smile.And we cry, we weep, we sit, we stand,And listen to something we weren't expecting.What is God's answer?Where does it lie?It's somewhere inside usPerhaps from long, long ago,When we heard the words,"Heaven's so much more amazing than Earth!"When we remember the loss of Jen from us,We are forced to remember her gain,She will never cry again,Never more shall she weep,She is in Heaven now, O' God,This I know,Her years will be long and sweet foreverAnd God will wipe all the tearsFrom her eyes.We loved her before,Now we'll love her from afar,We may cry,But at least we know she laughs,We may weep,But now we know she smiles,We may grieve,But we know she is joyous.God, please, please take good care, of our dear friend,JenWay above the clouds and our tears.Anonymous (student from Jen's H.S. journalism class)Hold Me LordIn the silence of this momentLord, I'm reaching out to You,For You know how much I love YouYet You know I'm hurting too.You understand me, don't you Lord,When you see my falling tears?Oh, it gives me such a comfortTo know my heart You'll hear.I need you Lord to hold me closeAs you hold our sweet Jen too;Let her know that while we miss herWe know she's safe with You.The time that she was with us LordSeemed such a little while,But knowing that she loved You soJust makes my sad heart smile.We know that Heaven's a brighter placeAs Jen shines and sings her praise;And we will one day share that joyWhen we've lived out our days.Until that day - that Glorious DayWe'll pray this solemn prayerThat while we work and watch and waitWe'll leave her in Your care.Birdie Milley - June 2004


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Power Play: Aol Netscape Sun
In the folklore of the computer industry, the tale is told of how IBM foolishly underestimated the young entrepreneur on the other side of the table when it negotiated a licensing deal with William H. Gates III in 1980. The dweeby young programmer, by retaining control of the core software of the PC revolution, went on to build the most powerful company in the industry.
When the history of the next phase of the high-tech business is passed on--about how the era of E-business came about--a similar tale may be told. In this version, Microsoft Corp. is the giant and the underestimated rival is Stephen M. Case, CEO of America Online Inc. The giant's gaffe? Instead of pressing ahead with all its power to unseat AOL in online services, as it once intended to do, Microsoft entered into a marriage of convenience. In return for promoting Microsoft's Internet Explorer as AOL's featured Web browser in early 1996, Microsoft offered Case an immensely good deal: On each of the millions of copies of Windows shipped, AOL would be the featured online service.
IN-YOUR-FACE. At the time--when it seemed that Netscape Communications Corp. would run away with the Internet business--it may have seemed a cheap price for Microsoft to pay to get AOL on its side. But in the past two years, AOL has cleaned up its internal problems, bought up No. 2 online service CompuServe, and boosted its membership to 14 million. That has transformed AOL from the No. 1 proprietary online service to, potentially, Microsoft's most dangerous rival. That became stunningly clear on Nov. 24 when Case announced a $4.2 billion stock deal to acquire Netscape--and a far-ranging alliance between them and Sun Microsystems Inc.
Buying Netscape was impressive enough. But by bringing Sun into the deal, Case has pulled off a stunner that aligns some of the most powerful players in cyberspace. It plants a huge stake in the ground, pointing out the direction in which E-commerce may develop in the 21st Century. Over the next decade or two, vast chunks of the world economy will move into the electronic realm. What the new triumvirate suggests is that at some point, the online systems that connect companies to consumers, businesses to businesses, and networks to various parts of corporations will become part of a vast digital circulatory system.
The vision: To create a combination of services and products that lets companies do pretty much everything a company does--but on the Web. In the process, businesses could hope to get far more productivity out of the Web than they do now by setting up online stores. Thanks to its new alliance, "AOL becomes a conduit," says Josh S. Grotstein, a division executive in charge of E-commerce at Citigroup, which has strong relationships with Netscape, Microsoft, and IBM. "It helps communities that exchange information become business communities."
It is ambitious. And it couldn't be a more in-your-face move against Microsoft's Gates, who espouses a similar vision. "When a company with close to half of consumer Internet users embraces E-commerce with such a huge move, this could be the catalyst that could finally make E-commerce take off," says John W. Sidgmore, vice-chairman of MCI WorldCom Inc., the top supplier of Internet "backbone" service. Says Case: "With the success of upstarts like Amazon.com and its impact on book retailing and E*Trade with its impact on stock brokerage, every company has to have a major Internet presence."
How will the new cybertroika make that happen? When the AOL-Netscape merger is complete, probably next spring, AOL will get Netscape's popular Internet browser and a suite of software programs used behind the scenes to run Web sites and conduct business electronically. It will sell those to business customers and, as part of the deal with Sun, the workstation leader will sell the same set of tools to major corporations. Sun will pay AOL $350 million for licensing and other fees over the next three years. In return, AOL will buy $500 million of Sun services and equipment. "We believe Netscape software is right down the strike zone," says Case. "Sun's capability to leverage a huge sales force is important. Together, it jump-starts our whole E-commerce strategy."
The deal also makes AOL the biggest portal on the Web--the site through which the most people pass as they look for information or buy and sell things. Netcenter, Netscape's Internet site, has 9 million registered users, mostly at work, while AOL has 14 million subscribers--mostly consumers. And when you look at the number of people who visit the Netscape and AOL sites at home, you've got the most powerful force on the Net, with 50% more visitors than its closest rival, Yahoo! "Netcenter gives instant distribution to Corporate America, one of AOL's few weak links," says Kate Delhagen, an analyst at Forrester Research Inc. "Since many American consumers are using the Internet primarily at work, they really need the exposure." AOL already has a toehold in this market through its acquisition last fall of CompuServe Inc., which attracts small business users.
And by corralling consumers and businesses in the same virtual space, AOL has a huge opportunity to pump up the volume of electronic transactions. Crows Netscape CEO James L. Barksdale: "This is an awesome combination that lets us explode our vision of the networked economy over the next century."
For AOL and Sun, the timing couldn't be better. The acquisition comes just as consumers, small businesses, and major corporations are grappling with wrenching changes in the way they interact commercially. They are all scrambling to determine the smartest approach to rewiring for the next century, when every facet of business--from procurement, to billing, to human resources, to customer support--will be conducted over the Internet.
The troika is also well-positioned to address another major development in cyberspace--using all sorts of devices other than a personal computer to cruise the Net. Using Sun's Java programming language, Netscape's browser, and AOL's content, the team can create setups for sending E-mail via cell phone or downloading updated stock data to your TV screen through a digital set-top box. Sun's Java software will be used by AOL for future software development while Sun and AOL will use Java and the Netscape browser to develop a variety of Internet appliances such as handheld PCs, set-top TV boxes, and Web phones. Says Robert C. Fox, director of telecommunications services at Mercer Management Consulting: "A Sun/AOL group could be close to the center of that kind of business."
Sun, which has seen sales of its computers soar because of the Internet boom, now gets a chance to move to the center of the action. Until now, the company hasn't been able to provide all the critical software components that its corporate customers need for electronic business--the way IBM does and Microsoft aims to do. Now Sun will be able to tap Netscape for software to link Web sites to corporate databases and handle such tasks as managing relations with suppliers over the Web. Says Sun Chief Operating Officer Edward J. Zander: "This certainly puts a different face on Sun."
Microsoft isn't the only company likely to feel the effects of the new coalition. IBM, for one, loses some of its edge over Sun. What's more, computer makers Compaq Computer Corp. and Hewlett-Packard Co. may find themselves scrambling to bolster their Internet offerings by acquiring software skills or aligning with remaining independent Net players.
Even highfliers like Yahoo! and Amazon.com may have to make accommodations to the new reality. "You have the formation of two very clear axes of power [Microsoft and AOL] on the Internet," says Excite Inc. CEO George Bell.
While the deal may worry rivals, it helps assuage Netscape customers, who have grown wary of the company's ability to deliver on its promises of producing key software. "It's reassuring to us," says Charlotte Decker, a marketing manager with Visteon Automotive Systems, a $17 billion auto-components division of Ford Motor Co. based in Dearborn, Mich.
Even better--for the prospects of the new trio--Visteon applauds the idea of using AOL to broaden its E-commerce offerings. "Our vision is to be able to service the consumer," says Decker. "If we have car enthusiasts that need parts and they want to order on the Web, AOL would allow us to do that."
To be sure, this is new territory for AOL. Never a technology trailblazer, the consumer giant is now trying to seize the lead. With its successful acquisition of Mirabilis, an Israeli software company, AOL has proved it can fold in a high-tech startup without smothering it.
The question now is how effectively AOL can manage the acquisition of Netscape, a much larger software company that is in the midst of developing much more complex "enterprise" software. "Software is a bad fit for AOL," says Abhishek S. Gami, an analyst at William Blair & Co.
Case is aware of the challenge. AOL has to try to keep Netscape's management and technical team intact. Netscape CEO Barksdale will join AOL's board, assuring continuity of management. But the future of Marc L. Andreessen, Netscape's executive vice-president of products and the father of Netscape's browser, is up in the air. Andreessen is on sabbatical and plans to come back Jan. 1. In the meantime, he is in talks with AOL to decide what his position would be there.
There's also the nagging possibility that Case's decision to buy Netscape came too late. Once the runaway leader in the market for browser software, Netscape has faltered over the past two years as Microsoft grabbed market share and Netscape management flip-flopped on strategy.
As the company's earnings and prospects slipped this summer, Barksdale began shopping the company around. In fact, Netscape was close to consummating a deal with Internet portal company Excite two months ago. The deal got hung up on several issues, including Excite's reluctance to take on the Netscape software business along with Netcenter. Excite's Bell confirms the talks but says that what broke the deal were tax and accounting issues. Says Bell: "We got three-quarters of the way pregnant with each other, but didn't go all the way."
The AOL-Netscape deal could put Excite and other portals in play. Indeed, some investors figure that AOL, which already has a 9% stake in Excite, might buy up the rest. The Netscape sale has already put another leg on the Internet stock bull market: Issues such as Yahoo! and Amazon.com leaped by as much as 20% on one day.
The notion of another AOL deal isn't far-fetched. AOL has thrived mainly as a proprietary online service with millions of paying subscribers. But it is facing threats from fast-growing Internet portals such as Yahoo's that are free to anybody with an Internet access service. Those sites now offer news, chat, E-mail, and dozens of connections to content and services--essentially duplicating what Microsoft users get for their monthly fees. Over the next year, major portals such as Infoseek's Go Network, partly owned by Disney, and Microsoft's MSN.com will step up expensive marketing campaigns in their battle for eyeballs. "The door is closing on these portals in terms of how many can get out there and survive," says online consultant Gary H. Arlen of Bethesda, Md.
That, perhaps, is why AOL is pushing so hard to open a new door--onto the bigger world of E-business. And this is where Sun's involvement will be critical. As a partner with AOL and Netscape, Sun is now in position to challenge IBM, Hewlett-Packard, and others in developing the systems that will let corporations rebuild their businesses in cyberspace. The challenge for Sun CEO Scott G. McNealy will be to behave like the top-tier industry leader that this deal may finally make him (box). And he'll need to make sure that Sun not only talks like a good partner but behaves like one, too. In promoting Java as a standard, for example, Sun has sometimes come across as a bit too controlling, say other computer companies.
For now, AOL, Netscape, and Sun are basking in the glory of the moment. The three companies are focused on a common goal--E-business. And they have a common enemy--Microsoft. If they can keep it together, this could be the beginning of a new industry legend.


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Officer Pleads Not Guilty to Manslaughter: 'I Thought He Was Going to Shoot Me So I Shot Him'
An NYPD officer has pleaded not guilty to manslaughter charges in the shooting earlier this year of an unarmed suspect in his Bronx home.
Officer Richard Haste was arraigned Wednesday in the death of 18-year-old Ramarley Graham. He was charged with two counts of manslaughter.
The courtroom was filled with fellow officers, relatives of the teen and their supporters. In a statement read by his lawyer, Haste said: "I thought he was going to shoot me so I shot him."
He posted $50,000 bail.
Haste, 31, was charged in the Feb. 2 death of 18-year-old Graham, who was shot dead in the bathroom of his Bronx home by police who said they followed him into the apartment because they believed he had a gun.
No weapon was found.
Outside the courtroom, supporters of Graham said they were pleased with the grand jury's decision to indict the officer, and Graham's parents wept as they spoke to reporters.
"Ramarley is not coming home to us. We won't have him for father's day Ramarley's father Franclot Graham said as he began to cry. "Haste is going home to his family but when we leave here we're going to the cemetery."
Rev. Al Sharpton also spoke outside the courtroom. "This case is a real example of policy that becomes unjustifiable at the end," he said. "No one can deny that. There are no winners here."
The parents of 18-year-old Ramarley Graham spoke tearfully outside the Bronx courtroom. Franclot Graham, his father (center) and Constance Malcom, his mother (right), flanked by their attorney and supporters. (Kathleen Horan/WNYC)
Patrolmen's Benevolent Association president Pat Lynch said Graham refused to raise his hands when police identified themselves. The officer thought he was going to be shot, he said.
"The information was there was a gun," he said. "It's also at a time when we've had a number of police officers shot and killed."
He described Haste as an officer with an "exemplary" record who worked in the military.
Haste, who has been on the force for three years, was part of a street-level narcotics enforcement (SNEU) team, but had not yet received SNEU training or plainclothes training before the shooting.
Bronx D.A. Robert Johnson said while New York State law allows for the use of deadly physical force to protect oneself from violence, that cannot be argued in this case. "Not matter what transpired previously it is our position that one could not form a reasonably belief that they were in jeopardy of deadly physical force being used against them, at least not from Ramarly Graham," Johnson said.
"I take no pleasure in indicting police officers," he said. "We took pains to get every possible piece of evidence that we could and put it forward to the grand jury and let them make the decision."
If found guilty, Haste could face 25 years in prison for the first manslaughter charge, and 15 years for the second, lesser count.
Police Commissioner Ray Kelly said Tuesday that changes have been implemented to the application process for the NYPD's street-level narcotics teams in the months following Graham's death.
"We did do an analysis of the special narcotics enforcement unit, the street narcotics enforcement unit, and we have made some adjustments," Kelly said, after he attended the NYPD's annual Medal Day ceremony. "We put out a new order that quantifies the requirements that people need to meet before they go into this unit."
The incident sparked outrage among loved ones, neighbors and activists. The family holds a weekly vigil for Graham. The shooting comes at time of increased police scrutiny for their use of controversial stop and frisk policies.
Protesters outside of the Bronx courtroom (Kathleen Horan/WNYC).
Law Professor Jim Cohen, who teaches at Fordham University School of Law, told WNYC earlier this year that the location of the shooting — a detail that drew the ire of the community — was a big factor in the incident.
Cohen said in certain cases when police believe a dangerous crime is being committed, officers in "hot pursuit" may enter someone's house but they must have strong circumstances to enter.
"It is not routine at all for the police to invade a home absent legitimate cause. That said, it's also not unheard of. So I think the community has a legitimate fear for their families," Cohen said.
Graham, known as Marley or Elmo to his friends, was known to loved ones as a jokester who adored music, animals and video games. His cousin, described him as a romantic who met his girlfriend, Jasmine, on Valentine's Day in 2008, and often walked her to school.
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I've been told to be very specific in description, Sooo here it is..... Is this the brake line and brake fluid squirting out when I'm driving??? It makes a clicking noise while the Jeep is moving and stops when Jeep is stopped. Is it just loose and just needs to be tightened. I know nothing about vehicles but I will fix it myself if I get some advise.
Attachment 23645this is the root of the problem...I just don't know what to do with it
Attachment 23646this is where is spraying out to...
Pleeeeeaaaaase help me...I'm a bit on the freaked out side right now cuz I really need my Jeep to run well since she's my dd...
The best way to tell what's going on is clean it up very well with brake cleaner spray around that bolt where the line connects to the caliper. I'm pretty sure there is a copper crush ring in between the line and caliper you may get lucky and that be the only thing that is causing a leak.if you clean it off and nothing sticks out like a sore thumb at the source of the leak. (Tear in line or crack in caliper) I would start with that crush ring.
Probably one on both sides of it. Looks like one between the bolt and the brake line and one between the brake line and caliper
Otay thank you sooooo much!!! I'm gonna take a look at it a few mins and let ya know what I did. Hopefully I don't break nothing further Lol
Lol hopefully nothing is actually broken and those crush rings just need to be replaced
Lol hopefully nothing is actually broken and those crush rings just need to be replaced
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Perhaps I found the culprit???
Now...what do i do next????? If I take the bolt out, is the brake fluid gonna gush out or will I be fine?
It will just kind of seep out. If you want you can pinch the Line off where it's rubber with line pliers/pinchers. Regardless your gonna have to bleed the brakes after wards and most likely add some brake fluid. But it's not bad to do at all. Just make sure you don't over tighten that bolt. And check for any leaks before you drive it!!!
Hey whereabouts can I get that crush ring?
Local dodge jeep dealer for sure. Maybe advanced or your local parts shop. If your taking them off you Mise well do them both
Not like both sides of the jeep but both crush rings and make sure you wipe down the surfaces to make sure there isn't any dirt or anything on it to cause it not to seal right
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Girl Scout Cookie pop-up shops open in NYC
Fri Mar 18 2011
If your kid isn't a Girl Scout or doesn't know one, chances are you usually miss out on the springtime cookie-selling ritual. Catching on to New Yorkers' lack of Thin Mints, the local Girl Scout council has opened a troop-staffed cookie pop-up shop in each of the five boroughs this year. Cookie monsters can stock up on all their favorite flavors from now through May 5 (hey, it's for a good cause!). 43 W 23rd St between Fifth and Sixth Aves, sixth floor (212-645-4000). For the complete list of locations and operating hours, visit girlscoutsnyc.org.