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I have a set of Tein SS coilovers with the pillow tops for 02 and up imprezas or an 04sti new in box. I miss read the site and ordered the wrong part number. I need the Set for an 07 sti. I just want to sell these so i can order the correct ones. I would take 1450 or best offer. If you would like pictures i would have to take them out of the box. They are currently still closed from the original shipment.
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I sent Google an email like 3 or 4 months ago, got a brief reply saying they'd look at my request and I haven't heard anything since.
I completely trashed all the files on that banned domain and built it from scratch with no spam that I am aware of.
Any suggestions or experience? I've been told to just dump it and move on. Get new domains.
Thing is it is a valuable domain name and I hate to let it go. I have other domains with same situation.
I now believe that it was probably because it had a previous owner who did something evil with it but I was not aware of that. It was simply an expired domain with no PR, no backlinks, no directory listing, and no record of a previous existence in TIA.
The site was crawled every day and had hundreds of backlinks but Google showed none of them and the site was PR 0/10. The only way to make the site show in a SERP was to search for the domain name.
I wrote to firstname.lastname@example.com repeatedly asking why the site was banned or penalized.
They wrote back repeatedly and said, "we don't do that."
I wrote back with proof.
They wrote back and said that I was wrong and that they don't do that.
I wrote back with more proof.
This went on for 14 months.
One day the entire site just appeared in the SERPs, as if by magic.
With some sites, only time will fix such problems, with others, nothing ever will.
3 months later the site was back in the serps. (now its a pr0, hopefully in the next update it will jump to pr5)
I had a similar experience when my 80 page site disappeared. I am not sure exactly what caused it but I was a member of a small webring of engineering sites and one of them was considered to be a bad neighbourhood so it was probably this.
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On 17 March my PR5 was reduced to 0 and I contacted them about this. Once again I got a standard reply requesting that I be patient and stressing that they had passed my request to their engineers. They also said that if their engineers took any action it could take six to eight weeks for this to be reflected in the search results.
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Conclusions? I believe that I did incur a penalty of some sort. I also believe that Google listened to my requests for reinclusion and that their engineers did something to get me back in.
Advice? Hang in there, ensure that your site is clean and get in touch with them again if there is no sign of it reappearing.
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I think I want to include in the zip file the following 4 files:
Full length music file.
Divided intro file.
Divided main file.(Seamlessly loop)
Divided outro file.
Divided files cut out only, don't edited.(e.g. don't fade in/out)
And needs those leads seamlessly.(Therefore, it is to state the song is interrupted)
Advantages for buyers:
Full length music file is included for when there is no need to edit.
There is no need to finding out the loop point when the buyer's editor to edit.
Editor can add a main file(loop) any number of times.
And it can provide a seamless connection from the intro and to the outro.
Divided files has not been completed as a song by itself, but can those files include in a zip file?
(However I think there's also the possibility that is contrary to Evanto/Audiojungle policies)
Is it also possible to include description file (txt or html) ?
(This is also)
And buyer would think do about these?harder?
Can I get your opinion?
I have exactly like this some tracks, so, should be no problem with this.
I'd love to hear the opinions of more other people(In particular from buyer).
Please opinions.
It would be great to hear about what buyers think of this. I've done it with some of my files, included loop version and version w/ending. It's a bit more work, so I wonder if it's worth the time. As others have noted here on the forums, if you take a look at the top selling files, very few loop seamlessly. I too am curious about this, and if it's worth doing. It will be interesting to hear other people's opinion, thank for starting this topic!
Thanks for the approval, Greg!


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Re: Wolfram Functions Site
I'm using Netscape 6 on Windows 98. No problems found wih the functions
pages. Works fine, very interesting (e.g. the random walk pictures of
the digits of Pi).
Kind regards,
Wolfgang Hintze
David Park wrote:
> Has anyone besides me had difficulty with the Wolfram Functions site?
> Many of the pages have boxes that are left unfilled. If I pass the cursor over them some of them fill but not all of them. Most of them are left with small red x's in them.
> I am using IE 6.0 and Windows98.
> When I enquired of WRI I was informed that they should work for that configuration and it must be my ISP or my Browser settings. But I have no trouble with other WRI sites such as MathWorld, or web pages in general. Neither do I know what special browser setting would cause it.
> David Park
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My first lapping event in the SVTF
I just attended my first lapping event in the SVTF at a local kart/bike track, Stratotech. It was a ton of fun and it got me some seat time for fairly cheap. I know my lines aren't the best and I wasnt pushing the car too hard as it's my daily driver.
The car has a tune from Randy, high flow cat, K&N drop in, Kmac plates, koni's, 24mm front sway, star specs and the rest stock.
Here's a lap
Great run man, real good job!![thumb][thumb]
Fun video! Really balanced daily driver mods too... can't wait to take my car out this summer now!
awesome man, really good for your fist time on track!
If you try a rear anti-roll bar that is stiffer than your 24mm front, you'll probably find that the car is more balanced.
I do agree that I would benefit from a bigger rear bar. That being said, the car is fairly neutral and will rotate easily enough with trail braking. Don't know if i wanna try a 24mm rear bar first or just go straight to the 25mm.
I'd say 25mm. That's what I have on my street car and I'm liking it. For FWD you kinda need the rear bar to be stiffer than the front to fight understeer. But 1mm difference is hardly going to be noticeable. I recommend trying either 24 or 25mm in the rear and the stock SVT bar in the front.
I'll be getting a bigger rear bar soon but the only way I'd change the large front sway for a softer one is if I get stiffer springs. The body roll is a little excessive as it is, putting the stock bar on isn't going to help that out.
Next year I'll either get H&R race springs to go with my koni's or get some H&R coilovers. I'll then put the stock bars and see how the feel is. Could then up the rear's a mm or 3 if necessary.
As it stands, I'm very happy with the car the way it is. I'll tweak with the setup a bit, but I'm more insterested in getting comfortable with the car and improving myself over improving the car. So far, that plan has been going very well.
Ill have lots of vids posted in the autox vid thread after this weekend. We have the challenge cup saturday, which is a team of 4 event, and the regionals are on sunday.
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I'm Amanda or Mandi and well quite frankly i love the bands LM.C, BACK-ON, FLOW, and ABINGON BOYS SCHOOL (it must be something about bands with capital letters?!)
I love to cosplay, draw and learning to play the guitar and drums! So when i finally get better at it i'm going to look for a couple of bands (I can play the first few chords of the song BOYS and GIRLS by LM.C so far)
I'm currently 16 and well love to listen to music and play it and also riding my horse.
Hrm.... I have a lot of favorite anime but heres a list.
FAVORITE ANIME AND MANGA: Nurarihyon no mago,
Gundam Seed Destiny, Code Geass, Air Gear, Bleach, Nabari no ou, Katekyo Hitman Reborn!, Digimon, Darker than Black, Vampire Knight, Soul Eater, Ouran High School Host Club, Amatsuki, Gundam Seed, Gundam 00, Trigun, Hellsing, Kekkaishi, Gintama, Zombie-Loan, Azumanga Daioh, D.Gray-man, Special A, Pandora Hearts, Jyu-Oh Sei, Fullmetal Alchemist (and Brotherhood) Fruits Basket, Welcome the the NHK, Sayonara Zetsubou Sensei, Death Note, Bakuman, Prince of Tennis, Arakawa under the bridge, Magical Shopping Arcade Abenobashi, Angel Beats, Wolfs Rain, Eureka 7, xxxHolic, Bakemonogatari, Baka to Test to Shoukanjuu, Nurarihyon no mago, BECK, Black Cat, High School of the Dead, Fairy Tail, FLCL, MAR, Tactics, Tegami Bachi, Last Exile, ToraDora, Tsubasa Chronicles
Trust me I could go on.....
But lately, I seem to of been watching X-men Evolution....I never really thought i'd like american comicy stuff o.o
Ah well rant over xD
Cosplay Bio
I got into cosplay by....urrm i think it was just because it seemed kinda fun? And well quite frankly it is! I've not been able to do it properly yet as in May MCM expo 2010 I got ill >.> But this october I've got three prepared and a hec of a lot more on the way! So so far no proudest achivement but my greatest was probably being able to make Edward Elrics automail....
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Apart from including TV journalists in your press release circulation lists and inviting them to press conferences, there are a number of other actions you can pursue to attract the attention of this exceptionally powerful medium
The most important thing to realise is that TV is VISUAL. In many cases, even a story that may not sound particularly interesting could have TV appeal if it LOOKS interesting.
With some exceptions, TV producers are not interested in science/research for its own sake, but rather for the impact it has on human life. Consequently, there are five basic angles that they especially like to cover:
Where do you start?
The number of TV programmes dealing routinely with scientific and technological matters is relatively limited. A logical starting point is therefore to draw on your own viewing experience and that of your project colleagues in assembling a 'hit list' of candidates.
Next, you should try to identify and evaluate the presenters/reporters working on these programmes:
Having identified one or more suitable targets, take the initiative to obtain contact details for them via the relevant broadcast organisations.
The media is very telephone oriented. However, more and more reporters work via email when establishing 'first contacts' or checking out press releases. Send a press release or personalised message (together with visual material on CD, DVD or videotape, if clips with sufficient visual appeal are available), then call to promote your story. Get to the point fast, and keep to it. Make sure your story is good. Recount the human interest or visual part first.
Remember that, while you are talking, the reporter is thinking:
If you can get positive answers on those three points, you have a good chance of successfully enticing TV to cover your story.
Key messages
Perseverance pays
Keep in mind that many TV stations are short-handed and run to very tight deadlines. If you do not succeed in making contact within a reasonable time, consider approaching a station's news desk or the head of the appropriate department.
A good approach is to link your project or its findings to a topic with a high public profile – although some creative thinking may be required to establish such a connection… The next step is to pick up the telephone, send an email or think about developing a press release.
TV interview technique
Know (and rehearse!) the story/angle you want to get across, while also aiming to understand what the interviewer is likely to be seeking. Also prepare and discuss questions with the journalist if possible.
When setting up the interview:
Do not speak 'off-the record', and do not be trapped into making unguarded remarks before the camera has stopped turning or the studio recording light is extinguished. Some reporters use this tactic to obtain quotes that may be used out of context to support a hidden agenda.


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Accountable care organizations: A new idea for managing Medicare
■ The goal of ACOs is to encourage physicians and hospitals to integrate care by holding them jointly responsible for Medicare quality and costs.
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Many physicians who are tuned into the health system reform debate have already heard of several of the methods being discussed for changing the way the federal government delivers care. But one Medicare delivery reform term that has recently caught the attention of Congress may be a new one to most.
The accountable care organization is one of the latest designs for managing Medicare that is gaining traction among policymakers desperate to control costs and boost quality in the system. Proponents of the concept want to see it tested along with such alternatives as patient-centered medical homes, pay-for-performance and payment bundling.
A typical Medicare ACO would include a hospital, primary care physicians, specialists and potentially other medical professionals. Services would still be billed under fee-for-service, but the organization's members would coordinate care for their shared Medicare patients with the goal of meeting and improving on quality benchmarks. Because ACO members are held jointly accountable for this care, they would share in any cost savings that stem from the quality gains.
The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission dedicated a chapter of its June report to Congress to the concept, and lawmakers have taken note. The health reform bill pending before the House includes plans for a Medicare ACO pilot program that could become permanent nationwide. Although the Senate Finance Committee has yet to unveil a bill, committee chair Max Baucus (D, Mont.) also has said the concept should be tested.
Meanwhile, the Dartmouth Institute for Health Policy and Clinical Practice and the Engelberg Center for Health Care Reform at Brookings Institution -- two leaders behind the ACO concept -- are forging ahead with their own pilot project designed to test the design in the private sector, with the hopes of adding Medicare to the mix early next year.
"This is the most likely way my colleagues and I have been able to figure out to help address variations in spending. It's much better than simply cutting prices in high-cost regions," said Elliott Fisher, MD, MPH, the Dartmouth Institute's director of population health and policy. "The ACOs are really intended to help physicians get back in the driver's seat."
An adaptable model
Medicare spends three times more per beneficiary in some regions than it does in others, with no clear evidence that the additional dollars result in higher quality of care or better outcomes, according to the Engelberg Center. The system also tends to promote high-volume and high-intensity health services, regardless of the quality of care provided and whether that care is coordinated.
The accountable care organization attempts to address these issues by linking payments to the quality and utilization of health services. Although it is a relatively new concept, it incorporates and builds on ideas from several other reform models that have been discussed for years.
Although the idea has some basic themes, the details still need to be worked out, said Robert Berenson, MD, a fellow at the Urban Institute in Washington, D.C. For example, some ACO models include hospitals; some don't.
Many existing groups, such as physician-hospital organizations, integrated delivery systems and independent provider associations, already give clues as to how an ACO could be structured, Dr. Fisher explained. "The goal is to be as adaptable as possible to the local circumstances of physicians."
An ACO needs to be big enough so that any cost savings can be tied to quality improvements and not year-to-year fluctuations in care, he said. That means it should have a population of at least 5,000 Medicare beneficiaries or 15,000 beneficiaries with private insurance.
Patients would retain the right to choose their physicians, so the ACO relies on patients' natural physician-selection patterns, Dr. Fisher said. Research has shown that more than 80% of patients assigned to a physician affiliated with a theoretical ACO would still be with members of that same organization a year later.
The ACO also would need a designated administrator and a formal organization that could serve as a point of contact, work with payers, monitor performance and collect any shared savings. The physicians, hospital and other ACO members would need to agree on how to divide any earned bonuses.
The division of savings issue makes some physicians uncomfortable with ACOs, said Ted Epperly, MD, president of the American Academy of Family Physicians. "We get nervous, quite frankly, with money that could potentially go through a hospital's structure and then not trickle down sufficiently to where the care is actually happening, and that's with the patient-physician relationship."
Dr. Fisher acknowledged that physicians and hospitals in some regions of the country work together on such issues much better than in other regions. In some instances, doctors and hospitals are competitors rather than collaborators.
The money that everyone could save by delivering care more efficiently could overcome this instinct, Dr. Fisher said. "The benefits from collaboration may outweigh the 'fight over the pie mentality' with which some may approach this."
Play or pay
Physicians would be better served being active participants in any proposed delivery system reforms, said Jim Hester. He's director of the Health Care Reform Commission for the Vermont State Legislature, which is working on its own accountable care organization initiative. "Something is going to change, and the ACO is a very powerful framework for trying to manage change and benefit from it instead of being punished by it."
If physicians and hospitals cannot agree to work together, the decision could be made for them. Not all proposed forms of an ACO are voluntary, with physicians given the chance to earn bonuses without having to worry about being penalized for failing to meet financial goals.
The Medicare Payment Advisory Commission in its June report explored the concept of mandatory ACOs. Under such a model, physicians and Medicare patients would be assigned to a given hospital to form an ACO. Fee-for-service payments would still be made, but part of the money would be withheld. It would only be returned -- possibly with a bonus -- if the organization meets quality and cost targets.
But some argue the mandatory path isn't politically feasible. "I don't think that's a viable model," said Dr. Berenson, who is a MedPAC member but was speaking for himself.
Glenn Hackbarth, MedPAC's chair, said at the commission's April meeting that ACOs should be voluntary, particularly because relationships will need to be redefined among health care entities that may not have worked together before. Still, "a corollary of that is that there needs to be pressure on traditional Medicare as a complementary force, and that strengthens the incentives to participate and do well," he said. The commission suggested that some restraining of fee-for-service rates might be necessary to make the ACO bonuses large enough to encourage participation.
In its Medicare reform principles, the American Medical Association has said new payment models such as ACOs should be strictly voluntary for physicians and should not be dominated by hospitals. All such models also should be tested thoroughly in a variety of practice settings, geographic locations, and among different specialties and payment populations, the AMA said.
ACO pilot set to go
For some in the private sector, the concept of the accountable care organization is ready to go beyond the theoretical stage.
The Brookings-Dartmouth ACO pilot project plans to test the model using private payers and potentially Medicaid in a variety of geographic settings and among health care entities that are at different levels of integration across the delivery system. It is expected to begin in 2010.
"The ACO looks great in concept, but we really need to show physicians and Congress how it works," Dr. Fisher said. "I would hope as [ACOs] start to succeed that this would make it even more attractive for more physicians to join."
One group -- Carilion Clinic in Roanoke, Va. -- has been chosen to participate in the ACO pilot project, and four more are expected to be added to the demonstration soon.
Carilion Clinic, a multispecialty group practice with more than 500 physicians and seven hospitals, is excited about participating, said Don Lorton, Carilion's executive vice president and chief financial officer. The ACO builds on the organization's goal to be a physician-centered organization, as opposed to a hospital system that employs physicians.
Better coordination of care can result in reduced payments in a fee-for-service payment system, Lorton said. Also, primary care physicians bear the burden of managing the care, but fee-for-service doesn't adequately pay for their extra work. The ACO concept gives Carilion the opportunity to gain some of that revenue back, he said.
Some challenges the clinic faces in setting up the ACO include working with five insurance companies to set quality goals and cost-sharing targets. Because the ACO will change the way primary care physicians and specialists manage patients, Lorton said, it also will need to improve communication and care coordination between physicians.
ACO backers in Vermont hope that one of the state's medical groups will be chosen to participate in the Brookings-Dartmouth pilot, Hester said. He noted that the state's ongoing medical home demonstration project serves as a good base from which to launch an ACO.


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Bbl,Bl, Lipo
Looking for reviews and photos of previous work from Dra Baez, Yily, Cabral, and Duran. Honest- good n bad Seriously thinking of Yily for waist, Baez for quality, and Duran for that donk. All my OPINIONS based on reviews from web. and realself. Need more info. Please, comment. Willing to consider US md as well. Yes, hunty ! Whelp, I'm still undecided. I want that waist Yily can werk... READ MORE
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The Ferris State University football team will cap off its 2007 spring practice schedule with the annual Crimson and Gold Spring Game this Friday evening, April 20, at FSU's Top Taggart Field in Big Rapids, Mich.
The annual spring contest will start at approximately 6 p.m. (EDT) and the public is encouraged to attend free of charge.
A pre-game reception for FSU Gridiron Club members will be held in Wheeler Pavilion, starting at 5:30 p.m. (EDT) and light refreshments will be served.
The seventh annual FSU Gridiron Club Spring Tailgate reception will be held following the game at Striketown in Big Rapids. The event, which will feature free appetizers while they last, is open to both FSU Gridiron Club members and the public.
Ferris State will officially begin its 99th year of varsity competition on Saturday, Sept. 1, versus the Kentucky State University Thorobreds in a 7 p.m. (EDT) non-conference contest at Top Taggart Field. The Bulldogs, a member of the Great Lakes Intercollegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC), will have 11 regular-season games on the docket for the upcoming 2007 campaign.
FSU posted an 8-3-0 overall record for the 2006 season, which included a third-place 7-3-0 mark in the GLIAC. The Bulldogs, who turned in their best season since 1996, were listed 17th nationally in Don Hansen's Football Gazette's final NCAA-II Top 40 rankings.


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Tour de France-winning cyclist Bradley Wiggins is recuperating at home while his coach Shane Sutton recovers in hospital after both were knocked off their bikes in separate accidents within the space of 15 hours.
Wiggins, 32, suffered a bruised hand and ribs in his collision with a van near his home in Lancashire on Wednesday night, but was allowed home yesterday.
Great Britain Cycling Team head coach Sutton, 55, sustained a small bleed on the brain after a crash with a car in Manchester yesterday. He remains in hospital in a stable condition.
Australian-born Sutton, from Cardiff, has worked with the British team since 2002 and has been credited with playing a major role in transforming the fortunes of the sport in this country - including helping Wiggins to many successes including the world's toughest bike race and this year's time trial gold medal at the London Olympics.
After the unfortunate coincidence Dave Brailsford, performance director of British Cycling, said a greater awareness of cycle safety should be a "legacy" of the Olympic Games.
Mr Brailsford told the BBC that drivers must understand how vulnerable cyclists can be on the roads.
He said: "It's very rare that we have too many accidents... on a day to day basis, but we've got to put safety first and I think we would encourage our riders to ride as safely as possible.
"Maybe a legacy of the Games could be a greater awareness and understanding of cycle safety and just how vulnerable they can be on the roads."
He also gave a word of advice to cyclists, saying: "For anybody starting out in our sport the ability to second-think everything around you and try and pre-empt any dangerous situations around you... would be a key thing in terms of safety.
"Most cyclists own cars and a lot of car drivers cycle so it's a case of mutual respect."
Wiggins was taken by ambulance to Royal Preston Hospital following his crash in Crow Orchard Road, Wrightington, shortly after 6pm on Wednesday.
The incident happened when the driver of a white Vauxhall Astra Envoy, a local woman, drove out of a garage forecourt.
It was reported that Wiggins was riding a mountain bike to meet a group of local cyclists near to his home in Eccleston.
Lancashire Police said officers intended to speak to the driver, who was uninjured, today as part of their inquiries.
Sutton was in a collision with a blue Peugeot 206 driven by a 61-year-old man on the A6 Stockport Road in Levenshulme shortly before 8.55am yesterday.
He suffered a head injury but was conscious as he was taken to Salford Royal Hospital.
The driver of the car was not injured. No arrests were made and inquiries continued.
A spokeswoman for British Cycling said: "It is extremely rare that our riders and coaches are hurt while out cycling on the road, even rarer that two incidents should occur in a short space of time, and we wish Shane and Bradley a speedy recovery.
"Cycling is not an intrinsically dangerous activity but there is much more to be done to improve conditions for cyclists on the roads.
"British Cycling is calling on the Government to put cycling at the heart of transport policy to ensure that cycle safety is built into the design of all new roads, junctions and transport projects, rather than being an afterthought."
Father-of-two Wiggins was due to attend a number of interviews to promote his new book, My Time, which was published yesterday.
He would have appeared on the Chris Evans show on BBC Radio 2 and later recorded an item for The Graham Norton Show on BBC1 to be broadcast tonight, when other guests are due to be Cameron Diaz and Rod Stewart.
Wiggins was also scheduled to take part in a webchat with The Guardian, which has serialised extracts of his autobiography this week.
In a statement on its website, Team Sky said: "He (Wiggins) suffered minor injuries, including a bruised hand and ribs, and was kept at the Royal Preston Hospital overnight as a precaution.
"Bradley has now gone home to recuperate with his family and there will be no long-term injury problems."
Team Sky's Dr Richard Freeman said: "Bradley has been discharged from hospital after suffering minor injuries, including bruises to his right hand and ribs, but is expected to make a full and speedy recovery. He is now going to spend the weekend at home convalescing with his family."
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Award-Winning Author Colum McCann Assaulted in New Haven
It is reported that International Award-Winning Author, Colum McCann, was assaulted on Saturday at The Study at Yale Hotel and was treated at Yale-New Haven Hospital for "significant" facial injuries.
According to police, McCann was punched after he tried to help a woman involved in a dispute. McCann has been released from the hospital.
Colum McCann is the award-winning author of six novels and two collections of short stories. His most recent novel, "TransAtlantic" will be published in summer 2013 - already it has received outstanding pre-launch attention.
His novel "Let the Great World Spin," won worldwide acclaim, including The 2009 National Book Award in the U.S, the 2010 Best Foreign Novel Award in China, the International Impac Award 2011, a literary award from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, and several other major literary prizes.
"Let the Great World Spin" became a best-seller on four continents.
McCann's fiction has been published in over 35 languages and has appeared in The New Yorker, Esquire, Paris Review, Granta, The Atlantic Monthly, GQ, Tin House, Bomb and several other places. He has written for numerous publications including The New York Times, the Irish Times, the Irish Independent, Die Zeit, La Republicca, Paris Match, the Guardian, the Times and the Independent.
McCann is considered, in every sense, an international artist. Born in Ireland, he has travelled extensively around the world. He and his wife Allison lived in Japan for eighteen months. He currently lives in New York City, where he holds dual Irish and American citizenship. He is a member of the Irish Academy, Aosdana, and was awarded a Chevalier des arts et lettres by the French government in fall 2009 (making him one of a exclusive number of foreign artists recognised in France for their literary contributions: other recipients have included Salman Rushdie, Phillip Gourevitch and Julian Barnes).
The exclusive American Academy honoured him with a literary award in May 2011.
The territory of McCann's work is international in scope and geography - his topics have ranged from homeless people in the subway tunnels of New York, to the Troubles in Northern Ireland, to the effects of 9/11, to a poetic examination of the life and culture of the Roma in Europe. He is known as a writer of style and substance, hailed by critics and readers alike. Among his major influences are Michael Ondaatje, John Berger, Don DeLillo, E.L Doctorow, Toni Morrison, Edna O'Brien and the Irish novelist Benedict Kiely. McCann is known a "poetic realist," a writer who is known to tackle the dark in order to get through to the light - "any sort of light, however compromised" - on the far side.


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Spaceport America Gets Runway Extension For Virgin Galactic
Landing requirements for the space vehicles being developed by Mojave-based Virgin Galactic, the space tourism startup being built by Virgin Group's Richard Branson, are necessitating a $7M, runway extension at Spaceport America. According to reports, the further work at Virgin's launch and landing site in New Mexico will cost $7M, funded by local taxpayers, and are being made to address safety concerns of Virgin Galactic. Virgin Galactic apparently determined, through test flights and simulations, that it needed more room for landings at the site. Virgin Galactic is currently in the midst of test flights and development at its headquarters in Mojave; the firm is expected to start commercial operations sometime in 2013 at the new commercial space flight center near Albuquerque.


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posted by Bryan Joslin on 4 September 2012 in Motorcycle News
Packed with features like ABS, cruise control, traction control, electric windscreen adjustment,Bluetooth-enabled audio system and three accessory power outlets, the 2013 Triumph Trophy SE will hit the US in January as a serious contender in the luxury touring category, a space pretty much owned by BMW's K-series bikes. Pricing for the 1215cc inline-triple will start at $18,999.
Beyond the popular touring equipment, the shaft-drive Trophy SE uses electronics to monitor tire pressure and to adjust the suspension. The service interval has been extended to 10,000 miles, making long-distance trip-planning a bit easier.
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Things to do in Key West
Key West is the southernmost city in the continental United States. Along with blue skies and beautiful beaches, enjoy the outdoors with activities such as diving, fishing, watersports, and golfing on your visit. Sheraton Suites Key West is conveniently located across from Smathers Beach and a short shuttle ride away from Duval Street, where you can find restaurants, shops, and local Caribbean flair. We hope you leave time to explore the local sights and Key West family activities.
Ernest Hemingway Home and Museum
Nestled in the heart of Old Town Key West, this unique property was home to one of America's most honored and respected authors. Ernest Hemingway lived and wrote here for more than ten years.
Key West Aquarium
Perhaps one of the most unique aquariums in the world, the Key West Aquarium has delighted visitors since 1934. Open for business during the Great Depression, the Aquarium was Key West's first attraction. Today, Key West hosts millions of visitors and the Aquarium showcases marine life indigenous to the Florida Keys
Harry S Truman Little White House Museum
The Harry S Truman Little White House is one of Florida's greatest historic treasures. The home was used as the White House of the United States during the Truman administration. Step back in time to experience the house as it was redecorated for President Truman in 1949. Most of the furnishings are original and used by President Truman. A fully narrated guided tour informs and entertains as you visit the site. The canopy of trees filled with twinkling lights creates magic moments.
Mel Fisher's Maritime Museum
The Mel Fisher Maritime Museum showcases gold, silver and treasure recovered from shipwrecks around the world. The museum contains an extensive collection of artifacts from 17th-century shipwrecks, such as the Henrietta Marie and the Nuestra Senora de Atocha.
Mallory Square
The center of Key West's historic waterfront, Mallory Square stages famous Key West sunset celebration. Historic Mallory Square and the city of Key West both had their beginning along this deep harbor waterfront - the wrecking schooners, the frigates and warships of the US Navy, the Cuban cigar makers tobacco warehouses, ship's chandlers and government offices combined to make Key West a bustling seaport out on the frontier of a young America.
Key West Golf Club
At the entrance to the island of Key West, the unique Key West Golf Club's 18 holes encompass over 200 acres of beautiful Florida Keys foliage and wildlife. Golf legend Rees Jones masterfully designed the Key West Golf Course, an 18 hole, 6,500-yard course to be a challenge to players of all abilities.
Audubon House & Tropical Gardens
The mid-19th-century Classic Revival home is furnished with antiques that reflect the elegance and prosperity enjoyed in Key West during its prime.
Duval Street
Key West's main entertainment thoroughfare. The popular busy street offers plenty of shops, restaurants, bars and more.
Old Town Trolley Tours® of Key West
See the best of Key West on this 90-minute tour. These Trolley Tours are Key West's most comprehensive tours, covering over 100 points of interest. Get off at any of their convenient stops to shop, dine or sightsee then re-board a trolley and it's on with the tour.
Key West Butterfly & Nature Conservatory
Take a stroll through a tropical paradise... walk through an exotic and inviting environment filled with hundreds of the most beautiful winged creatures in nature -- butterflies.
Fort Zachary Taylor State Park
Florida's southernmost state park is popular for recreation, as well as U.S. military history. The fort was one of a series built in the mid-1800s to defend the nation's southeastern coastline. Completed in 1866, Fort Zachary Taylor played important roles in the Civil War and Spanish-American War. A beautiful beach at the southern end of the park provides opportunities for picnicking, swimming, snorkeling, and fishing. Visitors can also enjoy a short nature trail and bicycle ride within the park.
Smathers Beach
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Sharper short game gives Tiger reason to smile
By Mark Lamport-Stokes
THOUSAND OAKS, California (Reuters) - Tiger Woods was excited about his overall prospects and the sharpness of his short game for next year, despite failing to finish his 2012 campaign with a flourish at the World Challenge on Sunday.
Tournament host of the elite 18-player event at Sherwood Country Club, Woods went into the final round five shots off the lead and ended it eight strokes behind winner Graeme McDowell of Northern Ireland.
A stunning eagle three at the 16th, where he struck his second shot from 252 yards to six feet, briefly put Woods five off the pace but he was unable to make up further ground on a rain-soaked day as he closed with a one-under-par 71.
"Overall I struggled with my game this week," the defending champion told reporters after falling well short in his bid to win a fourth tournament this year. "I didn't quite have it.
"But I've come a long way. Last year was a very disappointing year. I was hurt for most of the year and didn't really do much.
"And then to win this event last year, which spring-boarded me into this year. I won three times on tour, and once I passed Jack (Nicklaus) on my all-time wins that was a pretty neat accomplishment as well."
In July, 14-times major champion Woods moved past Nicklaus into second place on the all-time PGA Tour winners list when he clinched the AT&T National by two shots for his 74th title on the U.S. circuit.
Although he has not triumphed in the majors since the 2008 U.S. Open at Torrey Pines, Woods has been especially encouraged by the improvement in his short game in recent months. Continued...


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Deonte Thompson didn't practice today or Thursday after limited Wednesday in first day back. Told me he still has pain in sprained left foot
Oh hell. I'll just file Deonte under the "See You When I See You" category.
I'd give him until Week 6, if he's still not ready to go, IR him and move on.
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Great work Benji, well deserved!
Hey Phil, that is awesome!!! Congratulations to you!!!
Nice one PZ! A well deserved reward!
BarBeeCues saidI think that's probably true. All these entities are already paying PRO usage fees, but we aren't getting any of it because these tracks aren't registered.
And like I said NON of AJ's clients would pay a dime to a PRO. All of those places they collect from are NOT the AJ buyer.
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In the US. PRO's only collect on broadcast uses, and the broadcast companies pay the PRO, not the show or company. So in the US, allowing PRO SHOULD be a non issue.
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I use FG-X on a lot of things, sometimes it's the perfect solution. I recently scored a documentary and it worked really well on those cues, and it's great on pop stuff too. The compressor is very transparent as well. Just waiting for the 64 bit version, supposed to be a free upgrade.
Congratulations Pavel, that's awesome!
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I just had a customer contact me, he purchased the wrong license and needs the next level.
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Dr. Onome Scott-Emuakpor, who was a part of the Wright State men's basketball team from 1997-2000, recently was named a recipient of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers, the highest honor bestowed by the U.S. government on science and engineering professionals in the early stages of their independent research careers.
A civilian assigned to the Air Force Research Laboratory Aerospace Systems Directorate, Dr. Scott-Emuakpor is the Turbine Engine Integrity Branch technical lead in the development of new life prediction models and the improvement of fatigue and fracture understanding in gas turbine engine components. One of 102 people honored with the award, he developed an energy-based critical fatigue life prediction method that has led to a greater understanding of fatigue problems in gas turbine engines, allowing for increased durability and safety of engine components.
Additionally, Scott-Emuakpor serves as the structural dynamics technical lead for several developmental projects, including the Efficient Small Scale Propulsion program, which is investigating the design of an advanced and affordable small core engine concept for remotely piloted vehicles, and the Supersonic Turbine Engine Long Range program, which is enabling Mach 3+ rapid-response technologies. He has also participated in a number of investigative teams to help solve aircraft operational issues.
Through his pioneering efforts to understand turbine engine fatigue and fracture, as well as his development of new model validation techniques, Scott-Emuakpor is enabling the optimization of advanced engine designs. His research is being directly applied to systems under development and platforms already in use, enabling cost-effective engine components, increasing component life, and improving engine performance and efficiency.
Scott-Emuakpor is a member of numerous technical societies, including the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics, and the National Society of Black Engineers. He serves as mentor to engineering and non-engineering students, and he is a community volunteer.
While the date is to be determined, Scott-Emuakpor and other recipients will be presented with the award later this year in a Washington, D.C., ceremony.


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Michael Clarke Duncan Dead At Age 54
Michael Clarke Duncan died yesterday at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles, where he was recovering from a heart suffered on July 13 of this year.
Born on December 10, 1957, in Chicago, Illinois, the actor was forty-two years old when he played John Coffey in "The Green Mile," long thought to be his "breakout" role and for which he was nominated for both an Academy Award and a Golden Globe. His lent his hugely warm voice to animated roles, including "Brother Bear," "Kung Fu Panda," and "Racing Stripes."
Before he got paying jobs as an actor, Duncan took other jobs, including as a ditch digger. His six-foot-four frame lent itself well to working as a bodyguard for actors such as Will Smith and Jamie Foxx. He decided to pursue acting full-time when the rapper Notorius B.I.G., for whom he had once been hired to protect, was killed. He has said that his initial interest in acting came from the fact that his mom would not let him play football.
Duncan's publicist, Joy Fehily, issued a statement that his girlfriend, Omarosa Manigault-Stallworth, known best for her role on "The Apprentice," would soon announce memorial services and planned celebrations of Duncan's life.


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Ive been creating art all my life but focused on jewelry design 15 years ago when I took my first glass bead making class.
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Because my hubby and I had planned to move, I've packed up my studio and am now beadweaving. I can't wait until we have a new home and am able to incorporate all my passions, lampworking, metal fabrication and beadweaving into each jewelry design I create.
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Stacy was very flexible with my schedule and was very knowledgable of the entire area. ...Tim G.
Stacy is the most easy-going, no-nonsense agent my wife and I have ever worked with. ...Tom and Kara Anderson
Stacy and her team were amazing to work with while we were selling/buying. She marketed our house to sell very well and it sold in just 5 weeks ...Audra & Geoff L.
Stacy gladly walked us through every stop of the process, helping us set realistic expectations about what we were looking for and we could hope to find in our price range. ...Suzan and Justin Z.
Her accessibility, direct approach and overall ability to market properties allow her to stand out from her peers. ...Steve S.
Kristen was an absolute joy to work with. She was very consistent in keeping in touch throughout our search. ...Damie & Dean A.
This is the 2nd time we have used Stacy, and she is great. We will use her again and tell all of our friends and family! ...Joseph & Lyndie M
The Short version: Stacy Barry at Century 21 did an amazing job selling our house in a very short period of time (about a month!) ...Tracy R.
Our house was sold within days and received full asking price. ...David & Malinda E.
We have used Stacy twice to sell, once to buy an existing house, and once to buy new construction. One house sold in 1 day and the other in 10 days. ...Craig & Nicole K.
She was so helpful with the paperwork and the closing and made several recommendations for painters, carpenters etc. ...Mo H.
Sam is the consummate Pro. ...Kevin L.
I will absolutely use Sam again - he made a very difficult process very easy for me. ...Eric O.
This is our second move with Sam. He was referred to us by a friend and we would not hesitate to refer him to our friends. ...Raymond & Donna S.
The whole process went extremely smooth and quick thanks to Sam! ...Jamison R.
Sam was the best! ...Judy A.
I couldn't be more happy with my choice to use Sam for my real estate needs. ...Christopher W.
I would highly recommend Stacy and her team, they made what would could be a nerve-racking experience into a happy ending for all. ...Milt V.
We had decided to move to the Indianapolis area from out of state, but didn't know much about the area. Stacy and her team were very helpful in showing us around the areas that met our criteria and helping us to get a feel for the neighborhoods. ...Jon Harris
Stacy made the experience easy, understandable and enjoyable! ...Meghan Mioduski
Kristen is a wonderful real estate agent! She always kept me informed during the home buying process whether by phone or text, she always stayed in contact with me. ...Sonya Sloan
We started out looking for a realtor and a home -- now we have a home we love and we have gained a friend. Could have not had a better realtor than Kristen! ...Heather B. & Andy L.
Stacy guided me through the entire process, from offering suggestions on upgrades, to staging and ultimately accepting an offer and closing the deal. I credit Stacy with a smooth, stress-free selling experience. ...Aly Schermann
I've known Stacy Barry for some time. She was a hardworking teacher so I respected her for that, but I also got to see her flourish as a real estate agent. ...Raquel Boos
I was in the unique and difficult position of being an out-of-town seller and I needed expertise, honesty and dedication in a realtor. I found all of those qualities in Stacy. ...Wendy A.
Kimsley was extremely knowledgeable and understanding of the market, trends and offered professional advice that was more than helpful. ...Sahar Montalvo
...George & Susan Cherry
You can tell when someone is truly is in the right profession, and Stacy is the epitome of one of those people! ...Joanne J.
Stacy helped sell our house, not only once, but twice after the original sale couldn't go through. And this all happened in a matter of weeks! ...Mark G.
Kristen is amazing - she was always helpful, worked with us closely throughout the process, and always kept our best interests in mind ...Matt & Angie D.
LOOOOVE Stacy. She was so helpful during our move. ...Stephanie K.
Stacy has been phenomenal to work with. My husband and I met with Stacy on a recommendation from a friend and were very immediately impressed with her personality, approach, and drive. ...Diane N.
We decided to have a home built by a national home builder. Kristen was invaluable in that process. ...Mike & Sharon B.
Stacy was on our side the whole way through the selling process even when things got a bit crazy! Really loved working with her and am so excited to continue working with her on building our new home!! ...Tom & Kristen G.
Stacy helped us find a home that was perfect for our needs. She listened to our interests and made suggestions for areas/neighborhoods that complemented them nicely. ...Jeff & Julie K.
Stacy and her team were aggressive in marketing our home. She kept in contact with updates, followed up quickly to our questions, and pro-actively modified our marketing plan based on the feedback we received from open houses and showings. ...Joe & Brenda G.
Stacy was professional, knowledgeable and efficient. ...Julie K.
Our experience with Stacy Barry has been top-notch from start to finish! She was so very attentive in helping us find just what we were looking for. ...Cherine P.
Stacy Barry was a pleasure to work with, never pushy, and always responding immediately and in a thorough manner. ...Brad D.
I worked with Kristen Yazel and she was very professional. Kristen Yazel was always friendly and helpful with any of our questions. Kristen did a great job promoting our house. ...Brad & Holly O.
Stacy Barry took the stress out of the process. She did a great job marketing our house. Once we had an offer on the house she walked us through everything. ...Matthew & Heather T.
Stacy did a fantastic job helping us sell our house. She walked us through the process, helped us find service providers, and kept us calm throughout. ...Sara & Ian S.
Within weeks we had an offer and Stacy was great at managing the process from beginning to end. She went above and beyond in an effort to make us comfortable knowing we were unable to be there in person. My only regret was that we did not hire her sooner! ...Stephanie & Jack N.
The process was very quick and easy with the help of Stacy Barry and her amazing team. I won't be moving for another 25-30 years, but I would highly recommend Stacy Barry to my friends and family. ...Chrissy S.
Stacy was wonderful, as always! We will never use another broker to buy or sell here in this area. ...Tom & Kristen G.
Stacy was fantastic to work with. Super quick to respond, impeccable knowledge of the area, great input to some locations selected!! Stacy, you rock!! ...Jack & Marcy B.
I would definitely recommend Kristen to my friends and family. She is very quick to respond to any needs, friendly, and knowledgable! Kristen made the whole process very easy. ...Sam C.
I have worked with Stacy in the past. I love her honesty and straight forward approach. She gained my trust with my first transaction and continued to further my faith in our second transaction. ...Molly H.
Stacy was an absolute pleasure to work with. She helped us relocate from Chicago to the Indianapolis area which we were completely unfamiliar with. Stacy took the time to answer all of our questions, show us all of our options and the different areas. ...Chris & Lyndsay
Stacy Barry and her team did an excellent job in selling my previous property. Stacy gave us helpful hints on getting prepared and onto the market. ...Tj & Leah Johnson
From the beginning Stacy was upfront and honest and set realistic expectations. Stacy's knowledge and business savvy created instant credibility with us and her advice was spot on throughout the entire process. ...John & Alissa Bartenbach
Stacy went above and beyond. Stacy kept me in the loop when things would come on the market. Stacy handled things with grace, honesty and knowledge... ...Rochelle Martinez
The process of finding a house we wanted and working with a realtor who could cater to our needs couldn't have gone smoother. I will be a client of Stacy's whether I'm buying or selling because she knows what she is doing and has a great team to back her up. Grade A experience! ...Will B.
We have worked with Stacy several times, now she has helped us sell two houses and buy another one. She is amazing and I'll never use a different realtor again! ...Ariel S.
Stacy was able to sell my house extremely fast and over list price! She took care of everything for me and made the process so easy! ...Hilary Keyes
Stacy Barry and her team were excellent! I was always able to get a hold of someone when I had questions, and all news about the sale was given to us right away. ...Ben & Holly S.
Stacy is a young (but experienced), energetic, knowledgeable, and professional sales person!! She provides you with high level service, using ALL of her marketing talents to get the job done! ...Len B.
I know I know: EVERYONE has a realtor recommendation. But Stacy is absolute dynamite + worth her reputation and then some. ...Jeannine B.
We move a lot with the military and Sam is clearly the best agent we have ever had. ...David P.
The Stacy Barry Team made everything a lot easier and a lot less stressful. ...Robin Quagliesi
Stacy is friendly and helpful. We had a great experience with her! ...Steve & Emily L.
From the beginning introduction and presentation on how your team could help this couple on Flamingo Drive, the quality of work ethic and professionalism has never let us down. ...Rhonda H.
This team is the best team so don't hesitate to call them! ...Dirk & Rhonda H.
Stacy is an excellent realtor. She has become an expert in her field, being very knowledgeable of every detail of the home buying process and being able to communicate those details in a clear, understandable manner. ...Nicole S.
Stacy was great! She helped me find a great house very quickly and made the entire transaction as smooth as possible. ...Andrew Lee T.
Julie is an exceptional agent. Spending time with her on your home search will be fun and exciting! ...Dirk & Rhonda Hammond
If you're moving to the area, I highly recommend using Julie Kniptash as your trusted real estate expert. ...Ray & Kristin Coyne
Stacy Barry made the process of buying and selling our home a breeze. With her help, we were able to sell our home within the first couple days on the market! We bought a new build and Stacy was able to sit through meetings with us... ...Jenny Siukola
Stacy was great at teaching me about the home buying process, helping me understand the best options, and was always available to answer any questions I had... ...Jackie Moeller
Stacy Barry is a very personable as well as a professional realtor. She communicates very well & often... ...Shelly Friedman
Stacy changed the home-buying from an intimidating experience to an enjoyable one... ...John & Darcie Speicher
Julie was top-notch! I felt comfortable as a first-time home buyer. She went above and beyond to make sure all of my concerns were addressed and questions were answered... ...Claire Voorhees
Being a first time home buyer this whole process was very intense. Stacy brought a sense of calmness to it... ...Aaron Watson
Stacy is an amazing realtor. She goes above and beyond to make sure that her clients are happy... ...Leslie Catlin
We loved working with Stacy! My wife and I just purchased our first home and the process could not had gone better... ...Charlie Babcock
Thanks to Kimsley we didn't feel like first time home buyers -- we felt like pros! ...Chris C.
Stacy was professional, able to answer all of my questions, and we got our dream house! I couldn't have been blessed with a better Realtor. ...Sarah B.
Stacy did an amazing job and was very attentive to our needs. She was incredibly patient with us while answering our seemingly never ending questions... ...Bill and Natalie Kreider
Kimsley was great . She is a very hard worker who doesn't give up when things don't work out... ...Larry and Maggie Riggs
Sam is the utmost professional and very knowledgeable in the industry. We will always use Sam. ...Vince V.
Sam's confidence and expertise in the industry made for a low stress and enjoyable first time home buying experience! ...James Plyley
We had multiple offers within a week of listing and Stacy was there to walk us through fast paced process every step of the way. ...Nathan & April H.
We had a non-traditional situation when we were selling (we were out of state for part of the process, including the closing) and Kristen handled everything professionally and perfectly. Kristen is very knowledgeable about the area's real estate market and helped us pick the perfect selling price for our home. ...Miranda H.
Stacy is diligent, detailed, responsive, patient and her market expertise is unmatched. ...Amanda Schrage
Julie Kniptash was extremely helpful in finding us our home. ...Ryan Newman
Julie was top-notch! ...Claire
Sam was awesome to work with. ...Jake & Rache
We would highly recommend Stacy Barry to anyone looking for a great realtor! ...Lindsay
Stacy Barry is outstanding! ...Lori S.
"Stacy is the best around." ...Andra C.
"Stacy Barry was always doing something that was on the cutting edge of marketing and she did it in a fun way." ...Dan & Betsy B.
"She is very knowledgeable and knows the housing market here in the Indianapolis area really well." ...Jim P.
"Stacy would respond to us any time of the day or even at night." ...Jon T.
"She [Stacy] had the energy and drive to do what it takes to make your dreams come true!" ...Vicki T.
"If you are hoping to build a home, I would absolutely recommend using Stacy to help guide you through the process." ...Michael A.
"Kristen made the experience easy and enjoyable by going over the entire process before it even started." ...Clint R.
"I would highly recommend Stacy to anyone who wants professional and high quality results." ...Miguel C.
"This is the 5th business transaction we have had as a family with Team Barry and each one is better than the one before." ...Carina L.
"Kristen always had a quick and truthful answer to any and all questions that we had." ...Wes E.
"This was our first home buying experience, and Stacy made the process so painless." ...Joanne R.
"In our opinion there is no one better in the business! Her [Stacy] communication is amazing." ...Michael K.
"[Kristen]Was very knowledgable and knew exactly what I needed." ...Paulos G.
"Kristen made us feel like none of our questions were dumb and made it a fun experience." ...Sarah E.
"Lee, was everything and more we could have asked for." ...Matthew L.
"Kristen not only met our expectations, she exceeded them!" ...Felina M.
"She (Stacy) was very timely and efficient in her communication." ...Julius M.
"She (Stacy) handled all of the paperwork with minimal fuss or work on our part, which was a big help as we were moving." ...Kelsey L.
"I would highly recommend Stacy and her team!" ...April K.
"Stacy was great, have recommended her to family & friends." ...Isaac L.
"I was in a tough situation and Kristen was able to take off a lot of the stress." ...Michael M.
This was our 2nd time working with Stacy and her team and we could not have been happier." ...Nathan H.
"Kristen was very helpful in getting our offer selected especially when there was an offer already on the table." ...Prithviraj G.
"Stacy was supportive, knowledgeable and a great team player for our home purchase." ...Marissa G.
"Lee Skiles made every aspect of finding a home easy." ...Samantha B.
"She [Stacy] has a great sense of humor, and I love how she offers her 'official realtor' opinion and then her 'what I would do' opinion. She keeps it real." ...Jeanmarie W.
"Kristen was always there with either a phone call, text, or e-mail." ...Andrew G.
"This is our second time working with Kristen and we could not have been more pleased with the results." ...Brian K.
"Kristen was everything we could hope for in an agent." ...Wesley E.
"Our house was under contract in a little over a week for more than our asking price! The rest of the process was made very easy by Stacy and her team." ...Lacy P.
"Anyone would be lucky to work with her (Kristen)!" ...Abra B.
"I would use her (Kristen) again in a heartbeat!" ...Derek Dau
"I could not be more pleased with our realtor Stacy Barry and her team in how they made the selling of our home easy and stress-free." ...Matt D.
"For someone with Stacy's sterling reputation, experience and deep market knowledge, what surprised and thrilled me most was her patience and understanding." ...Damie A.
Stacy is a well versed, hard working and honest agent. Her care of doing what is right is her business model. I trust her so well that she is often a recomended agent when asked and has never failed to succeed ...Warren Harrling
Sam, my purpose for this correspondence is to thank you for your tremendous hospitality during my recent relocation visit. ...F.K.


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Here's a headline I'm sure you never dreamed of seeing: "David Letterman Gives the Tea Party the Best Showcase it's Ever Had."
So wrote Entertainment Weekly's Ken Tucker Wednesday about the previous evening's interview of Sandpoint, Idaho, Tea Party President Pam Stout on CBS's "Late Show."
Tucker went on to call the segment "quietly remarkable" which seems an understatement not only given Letterman's nonconfrontational approach with Stout, but also because at one point, he even said there were "many things about this [Tea Party] movement that I admire" (videos in three parts embedded below the fold with commentary, h/t Hot Air):
Tucker finished his piece noting, "[N]obody else is doing interviews with people like this on TV."
Of course not, for the goal of the Obama-loving media is to depict Tea Partiers as racist, homophobic, dangers to society, and Stout is clearly none of that.
As Ace wrote Wednesday:
Not only did this woman clearly come to play-- she makes a great rational case for Tea Party politics -- but on a sub-rational level, well, she's Just Like You, isn't she? She never before was particularly political (Just Like You), she's just a normal, patriotic American woman (Just Like You), and she was embarrassed to have to nominate herself for the Tea Party group's presidency (Just Like You -- hey, we all hate public speaking, don't we?). [...]
It's the fact that Tea Partiers, when allowed to present themselves on both a human and political level, will tend to acquit themselves rather well that keeps the media from doing this at all.
Exactly, a point the Weekly Standard's Mary Katharine Ham agreed with:
Letterman invited a Tea Party activist onto his show, treated her kindly, did not seek to delegitimize her concerns at every turn, but nonetheless asked some tough questions. The result was a friendly, interesting interview.
As Hot Air's Allahpundit noted:
[T]his ends up being one of the most efficient (if possibly inadvertent) debunkings of tea-party craziness to ever hit big media...She's virtually the antithesis of the media narrative about tea partiers; imagine the surprise of the casual news watcher who's been told the tea party is some kind of militia tuning into this.
Maybe if newsers across the fruited plain spent more time actually interviewing Tea Party members rather than their enemies, Americans would have a much better understanding of a movement that could have dramatic impact on elections and our nation for the foreseeable future.
Or would that be too much like journalism?
As a post-facto aside, Letterman did display some typical, liberal media ignorance during this interview when he blamed 2008's financial crisis on deregulation enacted by Republicans.
As NewsBusters has repeatedly reported here, here, and here, the two major deregulatory bills largely responsible for the collapse of the financial services industry were the Financial Services Modernization Act of 1999 and the Commodity Futures Modernization Act of 2000.
Both passed with major bipartisan support AND were signed into law by Bill Clinton.
FSMA passed the Senate by a vote of 90-8 with 38 Democrats saying "Yea"; it passed in the House 362-57 with 153 Democrats saying "Yea".
This bill was supported by high-profile Democrat Senators such as Evan Bayh, Joe Biden, Robert Byrd, Tom Daschle, Chris Dodd, John Edwards, Diane Feinstein, Ernest Hollings, John Kerry, Ted Kennedy, Mary Landrieu, Pat Leahy, Carl Levin, Joe Lieberman, Daniel Moynihan, Harry Reid, Paul Sarbanes, and Chuck Schumer.
In the House, the bill was supported by high-profile Democrats such as David Bonior, Sherrod Brown, James Clyburn, Elijah Cummings, Harold Ford, Dick Gephardt, Steny Hoyer, Sheila Jackson-Lee, William Jefferson, John Murtha, Jerry Nadler, Nancy Pelosi, Charles Rangel, Debbie Stabenow, Ellen Tauscher, and Bob Wexler.
As for the following year's CFMA, the initial version passed the House 377-4. 180 Democrats, including Pelosi and Frank, voted in favor of this bill.
Months later, this became part of a larger, end of the year consolidated appropriations act, H.R. 4577, which passed the House by a vote of 292 to 60. Only nine Democrats voted against it.
It was later approved with a voice vote by the Senate -- without objection -- and signed into law by President Clinton on December 21.
As such, Letterman was completely wrong about this issue.
Wouldn't it have been glorious if the mild-mannered, soft-spoken Stout would have corrected the "Late Show" host?
Now THAT REALLY would have been entertainment!


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The fact that most people are still averse to wearing winter brights didn't stop designer Emilio de la Morena from using them. Nor did it stop him from taking the concept even further, setting winter whites and sheers against high-neck, frilled collars with more than a hint of the Victorian about them. While the collection's black elements strike the perfect tone, it's the textured reds which are the more prominent and unique proposition.
When the two are merged however, with patchwork reds sitting over block blacks, it's less effective and the trim silhouette feels somewhat lost.
Take in the entire Emilio de la Morena autumn / winter 2011 collection, as seen at London fashion week, by clicking on the thumbnails below and browsing through the photos.


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The second annual "Light Up the River Boat Parade" will be held Saturday, Dec. 7, in Steinhatchee.
Sponsored by Fiddler's and Roy's restaurants, the parade will feature cash prizes for first ($125) and second ($75) place winners for the best decorated boats. Third and fourth place winners will receive gift certificates.
Participants are asked to meet at Fiddler's dock at 5:30 p.m. to start the parade. Organizers ask all boat captains to make sure their vessels have all required safety equipment onboard.
The parade will end at Roy's Restaurant, where prizes will be awarded.
Entry fees are $5 per boat with proceeds going to the Steinhatchee Food Bank.
Applications are available at Roy's and Fiddler's.
Raffle tickets will be available for a chance to win a large screen television with proceeds benefitting the American Legion's "Secret Santa" program. First Coast Satellite donated the television and tickets were printed compliments of Susan and Mike Williams.
The winner will be announced at the boat parade.


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Currahee Club Hosting Free Farmers' Market, Summer Celebration Saturday
The Currahee Club in Stephens County will be hosting some community oriented events this weekend for the public.
The events are taking place on Saturday.
First, the club will welcome the Stephens County Farmers' Market and more to the Currahee Club for the day.
Currahee Club Community Manager Anne Shurley said this is the second year for this event and will include a lot of different items for the public.
"We encourage everybody to come out and visit that," said Shurley. "It is actually double, maybe triple the size of what it was last year. We have the Stephens County Farmers' Market, the Currahee Artists Guild, food vendors, lots of produce, jams, jellies, salsas."
Shurley said there will also be many other items for sale as well, along with other activities such as face painting and more.
That event is running from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Currahee Club Amenities Center and is free for the public to attend.
Meanwhile, people can also get a sneak preview on Saturday of the Southern Living Inspired Home from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Shurley said that is also free for people to go in, but that donations will be collected.
She said those donations will benefit a couple of different groups.
"It is the Camp Toccoa project, which is all near and dear to our hearts, and a project out of Atlanta called 'Sunshine for a Rainy Day'," said Shurley. "What they do is enhance homes for children that have illnesses."
Shurley said there will be shuttles between the two different locations and signs up to direct people as well.


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"It is always a goal as a coaching staff to maximize a players ability and it is gratifying for these young men to be rewarded for the hard work they have put in all season long," said Cardinal first-year Head Coach Dan McDonnell.
Pitts, a junior righty from Elizabethtown, was also a member of the All BIG EAST First-Team and was joined by senior second baseman Logan Johnson and senior outfielder Boomer Whiting.
Marks was one of five Cardinals on the second team, along with junior catcher Derrick Alfonso, senior first baseman Daniel Burton, senior shortstop Chris Cates and senior outfielder Isaiah Howes.
Senior closer Trystan Magnuson was the sole member of the Cardinals named to the third team.
Spending the entire season as the ace of the pitching rotation, Pitts is 8-3 with a 1.90 ERA, working 99.1 innings and limiting opponents to a .215 average. He ranks second in the league in ERA and wins and is third in opponents average and innings. His 3.31 career ERA is the third lowest in the history of Cardinal baseball. He is a five-time member of the BIG EAST Weekly honor Roll.
Marks, a southpaw from Owensboro, is 6-2 with a 2.51 ERA in 14 starts, jumping into the weekend rotation as a freshman. He has struck out 70 in 79.0 IP and has limited opponents to a paltry .188 average. He is ranked third in the BIG EAST in ERA and is leading the conference in opponents batting average.
Johnson, who made second team in 2006 hit a BIG EAST-leading 25 doubles this season is the new single season mark in the U of L record books. Johnson led the league in doubles (25) and on base % (.504). He is second in slugging % (.711), runs (62), home runs (13), HBP (21) and total bases (145). He is in fourth in average (.377) and fifth in RBI (54).
Alfonso led the BIG EAST in throwing runners out, nabbing 25 of 55(.455) in 2007 and a stunning 14 for 26(.538) in BIG EAST games. He was a third-team All-BIG EAST in 2006.
Burton batted .318 on the season with a career-best 44 RBI batting third the majority of the season.
Cates has started 218 consecutive games for the Cardinals on the middle infield, and has only missed one game in his career. He has played in 227 games, more than any other player in the history of Cardinal baseball. His 50 career sac bunts is 3rd in NCAA history and his 706 career assists is 11th in NCAA history.
Howes, from Louisville Pleasure Ridge Park High School, topped the BIG EAST during the regular season with 83 hits. He batted .388 (2nd in the BIG EAST) with 11 HR (T4th), 47 RBI (T9th), and a .645 slugging % (4th).
Magnuson, a Louisville Manual graduate has worked 17.0 consecutive scoreless innings over his last 10 outings, allowing seven hits and three walks, while striking out 12 and picking up five saves in as many opportunities. He has the second-lowest career ERA in school history (3.13) and his 0.81 ERA this season currently rates as the second-best in the history of the Red and Black. Magnuson tossed 23.1 IP before allowing an earned run this season. He is 8 of 9 in save situations.
Louisville (38-18, 19-8 BIG EAST) is the three-seed in the eight-team double elimination tournament and will face sixth-seeded Villanova Tuesday at 10:00 a.m. in the first game of the tournament. The Wildcats (28-23, 12-15 BIG EAST) lost two of three to the Cardinals in Pennsylvania to open the conference slate. It will mark the first trip to the BIG EAST Championship since 1997 for Villanova.
St. John's drew the top seed in the eight-team double elimination championship and will face UConn in the 8:00 game Tuesday, while runner-up Rutgers will share the Cardinals half of the bracket and face seven seed Notre Dame at 1:00 p.m.. Fourth seed Pitt will meet #5 seed USF in the 5:00 p.m. game at Keyspan Park, the home to the New York Mets New York-Penn League representative.
All of the Cardinals postseason games will be broadcast in Louisville on WAVG 1450 AM.