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Tim McGraw and his wife Faith Hill looked more in love than ever at the CMT Awards. Tim McGraw is one of the top performers of our time and has recently been helpful for new country sensation Taylor Swift. Pictures of Tim McGraw with news alerts as Gossip Center.
It's country music's biggest night and there were definitely plenty of moments to remember from the 2013 CMA Awards held at Nashville's Bridgestone Arena on Wednesday (November 6).
Carrie Underwood and Brad Paisley did an incredible job hosting the evening's big event, entertaining the audience with a number of jokes and musical skits.
Preparing for all the fanfare of the evening ahead, Faith Hill and Tim McGraw arrived at the 2013 CMA Awards in Nashville, Tennessee earlier tonight (November 6).
The darling country duo looked magnificent as they struck a pose for the shutterbugs lined up outside the Bridgestone Arena and mingled with fellow famous folks.
Tonight's the big night as the 2013 CMA Awards kick off in Nashville, and before the event a few winners were announced on "Good Morning America" this morning (November 6).
The first victors include Tim McGraw and Taylor Swift and Keith Urban for their tune "Highway Don't Care." The trio took home the prize for the Musical Event of the Year.
Lending his star power to those who serve, country singer Tim McGraw teamed up with the Duracell company on Thursday (August 15) to present the New York City Fire Department with a donation of new Duracell Quantum batteries.
In an effort to give back, the battery company has offered to give away more than one million batteries to emergency first responders across the nation.
It's going to be one of the biggest pop music events of the year, and the 2013 iHeartRadio Music Festival just unveiled the list of performers slated to hit the stage.
Including names like Justin Timberlake, Miley Cyrus, Katy Perry, Elton John, Adam Lambert with Queen, and Chris Brown, it seems the two-day shindig will have plenty of variety.
Shortly after taking the Bridgestone Arena stage by storm, country music's biggest stars performed live at the 2013 CMA Fest on Thursday evening (June 6).
Country cuties Taylor Swift and Miranda Lambert helped to kick off Day 1 of the exciting extravaganza at Nashville's LP Field.
With a trio of country superstars in it, the video for Taylor Swift, Tim McGraw, and Keith Urban's "Highway Don't Care" is guaranteed to please fans.
Stoked for the song off of his newest album, "Two Lanes of Freedom," on Monday (May 6), Tim tweeted, "Check out the OFFICIAL video for 'Highway Don't Care!"
It's going to be another amazing year for the CMT Music Awards, as the competition is especially fierce this time around.
During the nominee announcement today (May 6) Miranda Lambert, Eric Church, and Luke Bryan all scored a total of four nods.
It seems everyone wants a piece of Tim McGraw, but one recording company doesn't want to share the country crooner.
Curb Records recently filed a lawsuit alleging that the "One of Those Nights" singer and Big Machine Records infringed on its copyright.
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum is a Nashville landmark, and Keith Urban raised some serious cash for the cause at his 4th Annual We're All For The Hall benefit last night (April 16).
The "Long Hot Summer" crooner looked to be in fine form as he took the stage at the Bridgestone Arena to rock out with fellow musicians like Sheryl Crow, Tim McGraw and Eric Church.
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Journalists Against Accountability
Glenn Greenwald has an excellent post [1] about Washington Post columnist Richard Cohen's long history of arguing against accountability for wrongdoing by Republicans. Greenwald:
Reflecting the vast diversity of our national media, Richard Cohen now joins fellow Washington Post columnists Ruth Marcus, David Ignatius, David Broder and Fred Hiatt -- as well as virtually every other Beltway journalist -- in demanding that Bush officials not be prosecuted even if they committed felonies. The only political leaders any of them ever want to see pay a price for wrongdoing are those who get caught in titillating sex scandals [2] (Bill Clinton, Eliot Spitzer) or other fun and tawdry episodes that are easy and entertaining to report (Rod Blagojevich, Duke Cunningham). Actual abuse of power and the commission of true felonies should be ignored and forgotten when committed by the Serious and powerful leaders of the royal court they serve. As usual, the most striking aspect of all of it is how unapologetically eager "journalists" -- of all people -- are to argue on behalf of the powerful political leaders over whom they actually still claim to serve as "watchdogs."
I do have to offer a bit of disagreement, however. The national news media was obsessive in pursuing all manner of (bogus) allegations against Bill Clinton, not only those involving sex. The media's obsequiousness towards power has, in recent years, been quite a bit more thorough when the power in question is held by Republicans.
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They include right-handed pitcher Michael Wacha, who is scheduled to start Tuesday evening's game in Cincinnati. Wacha, along with left-handed pitcher Tyler Lyons and right-handed pitcher Carlos Martinez were recalled from Double-A Springfield.
In addition, Brock Peterson, the Pacific Coast League's leading home run hitter, and infielder Ryan Jackson, were recalled from Triple-A Memphis and the contract of catcher Audry Perez was purchased from Memphis, adding him to the 40-man roster.
This makes a total of eight September additions, as prior to Sunday's game, the Cardinals recalled outfielder Adron Chambers from Memphis and activated catcher Tony Cruz off the 15-day disabled list.
Wacha, 22, was 5-3 with a 2.65 ERA in 15 starts at Memphis this season. He is 2-0, 3.78 ERA in 10 games (four starts) for St. Louis, striking out 37 in 33 1/3 innings pitched, including seven in his four innings of relief on Wednesday, August 28 vs. Cincinnati.
Lyons, 25, was 7-2, 3.32 ERA for Memphis in 17 games (16 starts). The rookie lefty is 2-4, 4.73 ERA in nine games (eight starts) for St. Louis.
Martinez, 21, was a combined 6-3 with a 2.49 ERA in 16 starts between Springfield (AA) and Memphis this season. He is 1-1 in 12 games (one start) for St. Louis.
Peterson, 29, finished his 2013 All-Star campaign at Memphis with a league-leading 25 home runs and a league-best .531 slugging perentage. He batted .296 with 84 RBI (4th in PCL) and a .895 OPS (2nd). In 11 games with the Cardinals this season, the right-handed hitter batted .154 with two RBI.
Jackson, 25, batted .278 with three home runs and 34 RBI for Memphis this year, but has struggled in recent months. He has just one extra base hit since June 17 and a line of .234/.313/.239/.552 in his last 209 at-bats. Jackson is a solid and versatile fielder, committing just nine errors in 406 total chances. The right-handed hitter appeared in two games for the Cardinals earlier this season after playing in 13 games as a rookie in 2012.
Perez, 24, batted .210 with six home runs and 33 RBI in 82 games between Springfield and Memphis. The right-handed hitting catcher threw out 40 percent (31-of-77) of attempted base-stealers. He becomes the 20th rookie to appear on the Cardinals roster this season.
40-man players who appeared earlier this season for St. Louis but were not recalled are infielder Jermaine Curtis and pitchers Keith Butler and Victor Marte (on disabled list). Other 40-man roster players passed over who have yet to debut with St. Louis are pitchers Eric Fornataro and Jorge Rondon. With Perez' addition, the 40-man roster is currently full.
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Numbskulls looking for tales of rock'n'roll excess may be disappointed by Jay Bulger's subtle portrait of Cream drummer Ginger Baker. There's ubiquitous chat about heroin, professional rivalries, fast cars and "black hookers" but 73-year-old Baker is such an irascible pedant — and 30-year-old Bulger is so determined not to take him at face value — that this rockumentary takes on a life of its own.
Baker craves attention yet falls apart whenever he gets it. His third wife is especially articulate on the subject of his neuroses; his fourth wife uses fewer words but is equally honest (Bulger asks if Baker is a good stepfather and the silence that follows is deafening).
Baker seems to have felt uneasy in his white skin from the get go and his hero-worship of black jazz great Max Roach, and revolutionary, Afro-beat pioneer Fela Kuti is genuinely moving. In fact, when Johnny Lydon – another malnourished, red-headed and self-styled awkward cuss — pops up to endorse Baker you realise what sets these men apart. Lydon, these days, truly believes his own hype. Baker, deep down, doesn't.
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You are possibly the maker of an open source project. You might even have a few repositories on GitHub, and one or two ready to be committed. If that describes you, then I have a bone to pick with you. First off, stop making that new JavaScript library. Don't
git init . anything just yet. Instead, take a moment to read this.
Like you, I want to be a better programmer. It's not only my job to do so, it's something I have a deep desire to do. There are many ways to get better at programming, but the best way is to understand a new idea. This can be as simple as finding new code and fully understanding it. This small act can impart a new point of view.
When this happens to me I don't always recognize it on first use, because it can be a struggle to think from a new point of view. However, eventually I undergo a personal paradigm shift; and I will understand it. My brain will click with the machine-like inevitability of clockwork, and I will feel like I did something good. Experts call this flow -- learning something new puts me in that state, and the upward spiral repeats itself.
An example of this is the self-executing anonymous function. This is a pattern; it's an isolated chunk that can be learned. And, despite that fact that it's such an elegantly simple idea, there are a couple of ways to do it.
This simple pattern has many variations. Should we learn them all? Most people will learn one method, add it to their mental toolbox, and move on. This is good, and it should apply everywhere, not just to simple patterns like self-executing anonymous functions.
In contrast, here's what is not fine: 19 unit test frameworks for Node. 6 JavaScript HTML
<select> replacements. Even the best of us attempt to re-invent the wheel from time to time.
There is a lot of code duplication here. Sometimes it's work done without actually making the original much better. So, why are many of us compelled to do this? It's the same reason we have all done it -- the common illusion that we can make things better. We will always be able to write a better implementation of that framework, or this library; it's hard to stop listening to those urges.
Another reason we create is that learning someone else's code is almost universally distasteful. My first manager at Yahoo explained it best: "The reason all programmers hate other programmers' work is because you aren't those other programmers."
Here is the urge that you need to fight. You need to work with someone else's code a little, and begin to learn their way. Then, maybe, you might find yourself with a new point of view, and we all would have less, but higher quality JavaScript libraries. Yes, it sounds reductively simple, but good ideas should be so. Challenge yourself to figure out why a person wrote code a certain way, and you'll either know why it was a bad idea, or why it's a good idea. Both are a win for you.
Before you tell me my position is too hardline: here is the caveat. You can't forget about innocent discovery. I can see someone screaming that a good way to get better at programing is to tackle hard problems, and even if you fail, you will learn something. It's hard to argue with that point, but what I'm talking about is every half-launched project on GitHub that purports to be the fix for every problem people in that domain are having. Registering unfinished projects with package managers eats away at all the meaningful package names.
Now, I know there will always be a reason to create. The hard route is to figure out how to use someone else's code. Try it the next time you decide to use a new library or framework. The best documentation is the source code itself.


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The Nuova Simonelli Musica Direct Connect is a beautifully designed stainless-steel machine that harbors professional functionality combined with an easy-to-use button interface. It comes in a Lux version with LED lighting surrounding the frame or a version with black lining. As for its espresso-making qualities, a programmed pre-infusion system gets a full extraction from your grind and brews consistent espresso shots every time. The steam wand on this machine is one of the best we've ever seen, featuring an easy to use lever that opens up a high-pressure steam flow so you can master both lattes and cappuccinos. This model is for the users who want to specifically plumb in their machines (most likely in a small cafe or heavy home use). We highly recommend using a filtration system as well.
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- Professional Portafilter: This machine uses a high quality and durable 58mm portafilter.
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An SCG Crew favorite, the Musica stacks up favorably against any espresso machine out there. And you can't diss the disco lights!
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The 16.75" is to the top of the machine, so it doesn't include cups in the warmer. However, the top shelf of the unit for the cups is lower than the top edges of the unit. In my case, with cups, the height comes to 17.75", therefore fitting below our cabinets that are 18" above the counter. I would like to add two things. First, I absolutely love this machine. I'm not materialistic, so it is odd to state that this is the best thing I've ever purchased. I guess I just love coffee that much. The frother is amazing. Finally, the hose that comes with it (for direct water line) is in a European standard, specifically British Piping Standard. It may be common to most, but I had some difficulty figuring out how to connect it to my direct water line with US sizing. This may not apply to you.
Happy shopping.
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Nuova Simonelli espresso machines and grinders
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- Commercial Equipment: 2 year parts, 3 months labor (can be extended to one year with Gold Plan)
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Caring for the Nuova Simonelli Musica
- Soap out water tank (if applicable) and drip tray every few days.
- Backflush the brewhead every couple weeks to ensure the best tasting espresso.
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Mind, Body and Soul
Photo by Mimi Brown
MIND: We all need some down time, even the mind. Make time in your day to take it easy. Take a break after work so the brain can rebalance itself to be more productive. Spend the time you need to work hard and focus on your project, then listen to music, relax, meditate, pray or do light exercises before going to bed.
BODY: Yes you can do it. Exercise is a lifestyle so include it into your week. This is a great time to get outdoors, wake up in the morning and work that body. Move it slow and easy until you can pick up the pace. You will feel and see a difference in the little steps you make.
SOUL: You change the world, the world does not have to change the essence of who you are.


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- At Shakespeare's Globe, from 14–22 September
Leee Black Childers and his memories of sentimental Sid Vicious
Christmas of yore, punk style. Leee Black Childers, photographer of everyone from Andy Warhol to David Bowie, spoke at the Society Club in Soho last night. He recalled 1976, when he lived with Sir Terence Conran's son Sebastian, and how he was invited for Christmas by activist and journalist Caroline Coon.


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Pella sliding glass door trim seperated from glass
The Pella sliding glass door on my sunroom has had the trim around the glass seperate
Its pulled away from the glass
Is there an epoxy or something I can use to re-attach the trim to the glass ?
Its only 3 years old......and I have no idea where I bought it :(
But it was new....still has the stickers on it
No receipt no warranty I guess...I think purchased @Lowes but no idea
Wondering if I ended up with some old stock
This is a pic of the outer door, only 1 small corner
The inner door is a little worse, again only the bottom edge/corner
You can just see a grey blob (on left) that is supposed to hold the trim in
If it is like other Pella products I have worked on, you may already be in trouble. Water gets behind the trim and into the wood, which then expands/swells and further pushes the trim out, whcih lets in more water. If this is the early stages, I have had some luck just caulking with clear or white silicone. Once rot takes hold, not much you can do, and Pella won't do anything. Which is why I am always so negative about Pella products.
The outer panel is not that much of a gap
The inner panel is worse
The only reason I bought the Pella is the screen is on the inside
Eventually I think I will replace this with a fixed pane & 1 door that swings open
I would contact Pella for a recommendation. I've had issues with Andersen on occassion and they just ask for the code number on the glass, never asked for a receipt. So call Pella and check with them. This issue may be covered.
I actually did call Pella
They referred me to a distributor that is about an hour North of me
I just assumed I'd need to prove purchase date
I'll contact them 1st just to make sure
I have a 35 year old sliding glass door that needs replacement. There's plenty of rot around the frame, and leakage around the glass.
Bill (and others), what brand doors do you recommend instead of Pella?
I use Andersen and recommend them to my customers.
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A businessman and political fund-raiser was charged yesterday with promising favorable state parole rulings to the families of three convicted violent felons in exchange for more than $36,000 in donations to the election campaign of Gov. George E. Pataki.
An indictment unsealed in Federal District Court in Brooklyn charged that one inmate was released as a result of the intervention by the businessman, Yung Soo Yoo, 63, of Glen Ridge, N.J., who raised tens of thousands of dollars for the campaigns of Mr. Pataki and other Republicans.
Mr. Yoo, who was charged with conspiracy and obstruction of justice in connection with those donations, was also accused in the indictment of violating federal campaign finance laws in an unrelated case in which he was said to have solicited $40,000 from a South Korean yogurt company and illegally funneled $15,000 of it to the 1998 United States Senate campaign of Alfonse M. D'Amato of New York.
The indictment also charged that $20,000 was solicited for the 1996 presidential campaign of Bob Dole, but the Republican's campaign did not receive the money because it canceled a planned Korean community fund-raising dinner.Continue reading the main story
The yogurt maker, identified by a former lawyer for the concern as the Korea Yakult Company, is also said to have paid Mr. Yoo $100,000 to secure his help in assuring that a former employee held in New York on federal immigration charges and suspected of embezzling millions from the company was deported to South Korea rather than the country of his choice, according to the indictment, which did not charge wrongdoing by the company or its employees.
The indictment contains the most detailed charges in a two-and-a-half-year grand jury investigation into accusations that Pataki campaign officials used the promise of early parole to drum up contributions and exerted their influence with the administration to affect State Division of Parole decisions about Korean-American donors and politically influential Hasidic Jews. The accusations have been embarrassing for Mr. Pataki, who has sought to eliminate parole entirely and has made it tougher for violent felons to win parole release.
Most of the charges in the nine-count indictment tell the story of three Korean families who in 1994 and 1995 were trying to win early release for their sons. Mr. Yoo ''told contributors in substance that, in exchange for contributions to the Pataki campaign, their children, who were incarcerated in New York State prisons, would be released from prison,'' the indictment said.
The indictment described how the families were approached by Mr. Yoo, how they attended Pataki fund-raisers and how they, friends and family members made donations, in one case using Mr. Yoo as a conduit or straw donor to give $10,000. It also said that in 1994, one family met with a Pataki campaign representative at the campaign's Manhattan headquarters and personally delivered contributions.
It also detailed how Mr. Yoo was said to have faxed documents about the families' imprisoned children from his New Jersey business, Vitac Optical, to the Pataki campaign, including their inmate identification numbers and the prisons where they were. The documents also indicated that top administration officials contacted the Parole Division on behalf of the inmates.
The investigation has also focused on Patrick Donohue, who was Mr. Pataki's campaign finance director and forwarded Mr. Yoo's requests to administration officials. He has not been charged with any crime. The United States Attorney, Loretta E. Lynch, whose office is prosecuting the case, would not comment.
Margaret Giordano, the prosecutor who has overseen the investigation, said yesterday that no evidence had been uncovered that Mr. Pataki, Mr. D'Amato or Mr. Dole participated in or had knowledge of the crimes.
In fact, Michael F. McKeon, a spokesman for the governor, pointed to that statement as support for the administration's repeated and strenuous denials that officials had engaged in wrongdoing. ''This is consistent with what I have said all along, that everything we have done has been right proper,'' he said.
Douglas M. MacKinnon, a spokesman for Mr. Dole, said that Mr. Yoo had volunteered to raise money for Mr. Dole's campaign and that the dinner cited to in the indictment had been discussed but never scheduled.
Mr. D'Amato, for whom Mr. Yoo had been a longtime and prolific fund-raiser, did not return a telephone call seeking comment.
A lawyer for Mr. Yoo, Nicholas M. De Feis, said his client had committed no crime and called him a patriot and a respected Korean-American businessman. ''The indictment is only proof of the adage that no good deed shall go unpunished,'' the lawyer said, referring to Mr. Yoo's efforts to help the families.
The indictment said that starting in 1994, Mr. Yoo told the families of the three inmates that their sons would be released if they donated money to the Pataki campaign. The three families and their friends made donations totaling more than $36,000, and, after Mr. Pataki was elected, Mr. Yoo continued to assure them that their sons would be released, the indictment said. While the indictment identifies the inmates' families as John and Jane Does 1 through 3, the inmates were named in earlier court proceedings as John Kim, Bo Young Chung and James Jhang,
As a result of the intervention of Mr. Yoo and others, John Kim, who had been convicted of three armed robberies in Queens, was released on parole in 1996 after serving the minimum of a four to 12-year sentence, the indictment said. Mr. Kim, who was 21, was released over the objections of the Queens District Attorney's office.
The two other young men, who were not eligible for parole, were not released. Their families complained to Mr. Yoo and to the Pataki campaign, which returned their contributions in 1996 and 1997. One family also complained to New York City detectives from the Major Case Squad. . The detectives, along with United States Postal Inspectors, federal prosecutors and Federal Bureau of Investigation agents in Newark, began the investigation in July 1997.
Earlier this month, Sean McSherry, a former state parole commissioner who was the lead member of the three-member panel that heard the Kim case in April 1996 and unanimously voted to release him, was sentenced to two years in federal prison on perjury and obstruction of justice charges in the case. He was convicted of lying about his role in the release of Mr. Kim, whose father, the Rev. Nam Soo Kim, and friends had given more than $9,000 to the Pataki campaign.
Another parole official, Ronald Hotaling, pleaded guilty in August to lying to federal officials in the case and told a federal judge at a hearing that he had been told that the governor's office had expressed strong concern about the Kim case.Continue reading the main story


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Sautéed Turnips and Carrots with Rosemary-Ginger Honey
This hearty side dish is wonderful with grilled or pan-fried chicken or a meaty fish like mahimahi or swordfish. It was inspired by a recipe from Rosemary Barron's cookbook Flavors of Greece.
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- Servings: 6
- 3 tablespoons dried currants
- 1/3 cup hot water
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 1/2 teaspoons minced fresh ginger
- 1 1/2 teaspoons minced rosemary
- 2 1/4 pounds white turnips, peeled and cut into 1/2-inch wedges
- 3 medium carrots, cut into 1 1/2- by- 1/4-inch sticks
- 1/4 cup extra-virgin olive oil
- 3 Italian frying peppers, cut into 1-inch pieces
- Salt and freshly ground pepper
- 1 tablespoon red wine vinegar
How to make this recipe
In a small bowl, soak the currants in the hot water. In a small saucepan, combine the honey, ginger and rosemary and simmer over low heat for 3 minutes. Remove from the heat.
In a large saucepan of boiling, salted water, cook the turnips until just tender, about 5 minutes. Using a slotted spoon, transfer to a shallow dish. Add the carrots to the boiling water and cook until tender, about 5 minutes. Drain.
Heat the olive oil in a large skillet. Add the turnips in an even layer and cook over moderately high heat for 1 minute. Reduce the heat to moderate and cook, undisturbed, until lightly browned on the bottom, about 4 minutes. Stir in the carrots and peppers and season with salt and pepper. Cover the vegetables and cook, stirring occasionally, until the peppers are tender, about 3 minutes.
Add the currants and their soaking liquid to the vegetables and cook until the liquid has thickened, about 2 minutes. Add the honey mixture, stir well and simmer for 1 minute. Season with salt and pepper and add the vinegar. Stir and transfer to a bowl. Serve hot or warm.
Make Ahead
The recipe can be prepared through Step 3 and refrigerated overnight.
Suggested Pairing
An uncomplicated wine can be an excellent foil for a sophisticated dish. A rustic Moschofilero from Greece will make this clever take on vegetables à la grecque seem even more sublime.


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RA sits down with the electronic music pioneer and one of his pupils, Hideki Matsutake of Yellow Magic Orchestra, to talk about the synthesizer they made their own in the 1970s.
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I'll be visiting Virginia shortly, carrying concealed under LEOSA and will be going out to eat. I've heard of the Virginia tuck but I am looking at the Code of Virginia, Section 18.2-308 J3 (I attempted to underline a phrase):
"J3. No person shall carry a concealed handgun onto the premises of any restaurant or club as defined in § 4.1-100 for which a license to sell and serve alcoholic beverages for on-premises consumption has been granted by the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board under Title 4.1 of the Code of Virginia; however, nothing herein shall prohibit
any sworn law-enforcement officer or any retired law-enforcement officer who meets the definition of a "qualified retired law-enforcement officer" pursuant to 18 U.S.C. § 926C and is carrying the identification required by such statute from carrying a concealed handgun on the premises of such restaurant or club or any owner or event sponsor or his employees from carrying a concealed handgun while on duty at such restaurant or club if such person has a concealed handgun permit.
As I interpret this Section, perhaps incorrectly, a sworn officer could remain concealed and not have to do the Virginia tuck. The big question, if I am correct, is whether the definition of sworn officer extends to out of state officers. Anyone?


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This fresh-tasting side dish is a fun treatment for corn. It's colorful, comes together quickly on the stovetop and goes well with just about any main course, particularly grilled items.—Lily Julow, Lawrenceville, Georgia
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- 2 cups fresh corn
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 2 large sweet red peppers, chopped
- 1/2 cup chopped onion
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 1/2 teaspoon chili powder
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- In a large nonstick skillet, cook corn in oil for 2 minutes. Add the red peppers, onion and garlic; cook and stir for 4-6 minutes or until peppers are crisp-tender. Stir in the parsley, chili powder, salt and pepper; cook 1-2 minutes longer. Yield: 4 servings.
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City centres need to free up roads, but private cars can't be ignored
The official policy for revitalising the main urban centres in Northern Ireland is based on the inappropriate assumption that town and city centres need to be given support by restricting planning permission for new out-of-town centre developments.
In addition, and in a parallel policy, the ability for customers to gain easy access to town centres is to be handicapped by policies which deter the use of a private car.
The combined impact of decisions by Alex Attwood, Minister for the Environment, and Danny Kennedy, Minister for Regional Development, are set to handicap the rebuilding of the urban economies.
Changes are taking place in the commercial role of town centres and in the development of retail outlets that, effectively, mean that current Canute-like policies will not only fail but may cause even greater damage to the vitality of urban centres.
If urban development policies are to succeed, then they need to harness the willing support of the population. Individual shoppers have an important economic weapon: freedom of choice.
If freedom of choice is constrained (as it will sometimes be) then behaviour will turn to other options which are not necessarily the preference of the social engineering professionals.
The 'accepted wisdom' of the policy makers for the main urban centres is that people should not expect to use the private car extensively and that, to ease traffic management, we should be incentivised to use subsidised public transport. That analysis has much to commend it. However, there is a necessary caveat.
Policy to cope with the use of the private car in town centres is absolutely necessary.
Not only do more cars add to congestion, but they slow down movement and make the problems of kerbside parking more and more difficult.
There is however a major policy option which this ignores. If the main urban roads were kept entirely free of parked vehicles, there is little doubt that a much larger flow of traffic could be easily managed. Congestion is as much a consequence of road space denied as it is of excessive traffic flows.
The supportive change that would also be necessary is that the market place for off-street parking should be liberated. Developers looking for viable uses of off-street sites would quickly submit a range of imaginative ideas if planning policy was made constructively helpful.
Multi-storey buildings with a partial multi-storey parking facility, akin to the small number in Belfast, would come on the market and share in the currently good returns of existing sites and, maybe, see the cost of off-street parking come down. Despite the stated policy of discouraging car usage for access to Belfast city centre, is there any doubt that Victoria Square, CastleCourt and Titanic Quarter would make commercial sense unless they had major car parking facilities?
Similarly for the Foyleside centre in Londonderry.
Cities like Belfast and Derry need to free up the roads for movement, eliminate kerbside parking, and make car users pay market rates for access to off-street facilities.
The second core strand is that planning policies which try to confine commercial developments into a defined city centre are both unrealistic and, with commercially discriminatory consequences, socially and economically hard to justify.
This is NOT an attempt to open up a free-for-all.
A change is needed to appreciate that spatial activities must be less restrictive and also to liberate the developments that could be attracted to the main arterial routes around the cities.
The recent refusal of a group of retail development applications on the eastern side of Derry seems to have been a victory for protectionism over modern investment.
And finally, who mentioned John Lewis at Sprucefield? For the Minister for the Environment to determine that he will oppose the application invites a very caustic reply.
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Self-guided stations explore a new theme each session. Sing,
fiddle, jiggle and journey into the wild. Kids must be accompanied
by an adult.
Make molds out of various materials, add embellishments, shapes
and stripes and create numerous colorful candles out of melted
Guests enjoy a variety of
activities, including a movie in the historic Gold Theatre. A light
breakfast is served Saturday morning.
New exhibit showcases 50 rare and unique objects from the
Sterling Morton Library's collections. The artifacts include a
collection of butterflies that is more than 100 years old, an
Eskimo bone carving, original woodblocks, and metal sculptures.
Explore a modern cabinet of curiosities, with drawers that pull out
and doors that open to reveal objects and interactive games, share
your vision of a library in 50 years, and take part in a
library-wide scavenger hunt.
Features supersized animatronic dinosaurs, including
favorites like Stegosaurus and Triceratops, as well as obscure
dinosaur species with unusual characteristics, like feathers.
Shantungosaurus-the largest dinosaur to walk on two legs-stands at
more than 20 feet tall and 50 feet long in Roosevelt Fountain, and
a tented showcase highlights the most recent paleontological
findings that birds evolved from dinosaurs. In addition, guests
will learn how dinosaurs are relevant to today's world and how
changes in climate may have led to their extinction, plus about
prehistoric flowers and plants .
Learn about Chicago's two World's Fairs though the
experiences of three Elmhurst residents during the 1893 and 1933-34
fairs and explore rare artifacts.
Exhibition highlighting the culture of illustration through the
talented cartoonists, illustrators and voice actors connected to
the Geneva community. Features well-known artists such as Daws
Butler, the voice of Yogi Bear and many Hanna Barbera characters,
along with Chester Gould, creator of the Dick Tracy comic
Kids play fun games and make a recycled craft to take home.
Oliver follows the adventures of young orphan Oliver Twist.
Forced into the scheming underworld of pick-pocketing, Oliver finds
himself caught in a tug-of-war with his family and the sinister
characters he has met in the streets of London. Performances run
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What The Hagel Fiasco Told Us About The Press
Chuck Hagel's anticlimactic [1] Senate confirmation to become the nation's next Secretary of Defense, passed by a vote of 58 to 41, stood in sharp contrast to the frenzied weeks of partisan fighting, and the often breathless media coverage that surrounded the unprecedented battle over President Obama's pick.
The Washington Post this week tallied up [2] a scorecard to determine whether the furious Republican effort had been worth it. Republicans used up valuable political capital fighting a lost cause, but the Post claimed the party wouldn't suffer politically for its obstructionist ways. Indeed, for Republicans there wasn't "a whole lot of downside " in trying to derail Hagel.
Unfortunately, that's probably true. The Beltway press has made sure Republicans have routinely paid no price for their radical behavior, which means ugly stalling tactics will likely continue under Obama, as Republicans now try to grind the government to a halt on numerous fronts.
During the months-long Hagel debacle, in which the traditionally routine, bipartisan confirmation process was upended by Republicans, we learned some uncomfortable truths about the mainstream press and the right-wing media.
For instance we learned that, thanks to the Friends of Hamas [3] debacle, conservative media sites continue to have much more in common with propaganda [4] than they do journalism. We learned that even the piercing right-wing echo chamber, with conservative outlets working in concert with Republicans in Congress to amplify falsehoods [5], wasn't enough to sway the Hagel debate.
We learned that the hermetically sealed information bubble is still firmly intact. Reminiscent of the bubble that hyped the Mitt Romney "landslide [6]" that never materialized last November, conservatives in the press assured followers [7] for weeks that Hagel's nomination was doomed, that he'd soon be withdrawing his name, or he'd be rejected outright by angry [8] Democrats.
We learned that non-starter crusades like the Hagel one are perfectly suited for the increasingly obsessive, phony outrage formula that so many right-wing outlets have adopted. (As blogger Charles Johnson noted [9] on Twitter, the day Hagel was easily confirmed by the Senate, Breitbart.com's homepage featured no less than fourteen anti-Hagel headlines.)
Conversely, what the right-wing media, along with Republicans, learned was that the Beltway press will give them a free, unobstructed path to attack, smear and obstruct, and then type it all up as news. They learned there's little risk involved in adopting radical, obstructionist ways.
They learned there's no downside in being tagged the loser of a high-profile confirmation battle, in part because the right-wing press is busy declaring victory [10]. Their argument goes like this: Unlike previous Secretary of Defense nominees, Hagel didn't garner universal support in the Senate, and instead faced fiercely partisan opposition. Therefore he faced "historic" pushback and was "neutered [11]." Therefore it was a win for the conservative movement. (Hagel's public approval rating fell [12] 11 points! It's unclear what he's running for, though.)
The mere fact that partisans plotted to oppose Hagel meant that Hagel had lost. Or something [13].
In other words, witch hunts [14] are the new normal. From [15] the New York Times:
Republicans on Capitol Hill will not end with Mr. Hagel's confirmation. Republicans have already trained their sights on the next nominee they see as vulnerable: John O. Brennan, who is President Obama's pick to become director of the Central Intelligence Agency.
The truth is the whole Hagel confirmation often resembled a prolonged charade that rarely rose to the standard of serious opposition. It was a "debilitating, sometimes farcical and mainly unserious debate," as Bloomberg's Jeffery Goldberg put it [16].
Yet it was one that the press gladly legitimized for months with endlessly earnest updates. It was a confirmation fight where Hagel's opponents couldn't even decide why they were trying to block him. Alternately, the spectacle was about Iran [17]. It was about Israel [18], or Benghazi [19], or Hagel's his lack of loyalty [20] to the GOP or his personal finances, or nuclear weapons [21].
It turns out, the charade was about whatever a handful of Republican senators wanted the confirmation to be about on any given day, and the political press dutifully typed up the GOP's carousel of accusations, all the time wondering why Obama had decided to "pick a fight" over Hagel, and why he failed to see the Republicans' opposition coming.
The press took the attack campaign seriously despite the fact Hagel's former Republican colleagues had often praised him [22], toasting him as "one of the premier foreign policy voices." And they took seriously the right-wing media effort, even though Fox News had complained [23] that under Bush, opposing cabinet selections was "petty," "mean spirited" and "obstructionist."
Did I mention the press often blamed Obama for the whole mess? He was guilty of picking a fight [24] with Republicans... by wanting to have a lifelong Republican serve in his cabinet.
Just look at the language from a recent hand-wringing Politico report [25] that tried to figure out why Obama would want to wage a battle with Republicans by nominating a Republican [emphasis added]:
The White House seems to have underestimated the intensity of the opposition that Hagel would run into in the Senate, despite aggressive efforts by pro-Israel activists to telegraph concerns about the former Nebraska senator's views on Mideast issues and "the Jewish lobby" -- a term he now says he regrets using.
The whole episode seems unnecessary, raising the question of why Hagel was selected in the first place instead of well-respected Defense Department veterans Michele Flournoy or Ashton Carter.
See, if the White House had simply been studying the political currents, the Hagel unpleasantness could have been avoided. According to Politico, it seemed obvious the GOP was going to mount the first filibuster in the history of the United States Senate to block a cabinet nominee, and do it against a former Republican senator who scored a lifetime 84 percent rating [26] from the American Conservative Union and won combat medals fighting in Vietnam.
Looking at that resume, how did the White House not know the GOP would resort to historic obstructionist tactics?
The Hagel fiasco was fueled in part by media failures. And those failures ensure that we'll be forced to watch more GOP confirmation charades.
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Is it just here in Wisconsin or is everybody have a shortage on any .22lr bullets. I cant find them anywhere.
Nationwide shortage just about everywhere. I haven't seen a brick of 22LR in this town since Christmas. My LGS sets out one box of 50 at a time.
around these parts they keep them out of reach and you have to ask. most places have a limit of one or maybe two boxes.
shortage here in NH on just about everything
unless you go to the stores that are Price gouging they have plenty
Hard to find here in ky and 75.oo for a brick
Same thing here in Ohio. Limit's when they do have some.
Vermont is no different, everyone is having problems finding ammo in all calibers here.
Shortages like this are exactly why it's important for each of us to keep a stock of ammo for our personal use and since there's such a shortage
I'm personally not wasting any of the ammo that I do have.
I do think supplies are going to bounce back to normal over the next 6 months, let's all pray and keep our fingers crossed! :whistling:
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Speaking at a media conference on Friday, UEFA President Michel Platini described the current transfer system as "robbery," and suggested that the use of goal-line technology has opened a "Pandora's Box" that could end with demands for other kinds of technology to aid referees' decisions.
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Report: Arsenal Eyes Real Trio
by Ross Fadner
The Daily Mail claims that Arsenal is planning to spend its entire $108.4 million transfer budget on three Real Madrid players: Mesut Ozil, Angel Di Maria and Karim Benzema. The trio could head to the Emirates after Gareth Bale completes his world record move from Tottenham to Real, with the ...
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Real Madrid has warned Tottenham Hotspur that the Spanish giant would be just fine without Gareth Bale, after accusing Spurs chairman Daniel Levy of dragging his feet over the proposed world record transfer of a player who clearly does not want to play for Spurs again.
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Everton on Thursday night rejected the latest bid from Manchester United for Marouane Fellaini and Leighton Baines, believed to be around $58.9 million. However, according to the Daily Mirror, the English champion is still miles away from meeting the Toffees' asking price for its star duo: $77.5 million.
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Alessandro Matri on Friday rejoined AC Milan on a four-year deal for $14.5 million from Juventus. The 29-year-old made his Serie A debut for Milan in 2003 before leaving for Cagliari, and later, Juve, where he won two Serie A titles and two Supercups.
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Betty J. Tyler
Betty was born January 31, 1923 in Seattle, Washington to Ruby and Leslie Albert Anderson. She grew up in Rainier Valley and graduated from Franklin High School. She married Donald Woodrow Tyler on August 5, 1942 and had seven children. After raising her children she went back to school and got her LPN degree. She worked as a nurse at Virginia Mason and she was named an outstanding employee in 1982.
She was preceded in death by her son John and her husband Donald. She is survived by her six remaining children: Donald, Barbara, Galen, Kevin (Lori), Nancy, Marta and grandchildren: John, Donald, Tricia, Mark, Christopher and Brandon and her great grandchildren: Hollie, Clay and Duke, and her brothers Walter (Gloria), and Howard Anderson.
She loved all creatures great and small, bird watching, genealogy, great conversation and the Mariners. She died unexpectedly at Mount St. Helens in the company of her beloved grandchildren Brandon and Christopher and her daughter, Nancy.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Humane Society for Seattle/ King County. A graveside service will be held at Lake View Cemetery on April 22nd at 1 p.m.


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New research findings about copper's role in heart health, and the cholesterol-fighting potential of blueberries, are highlighted in the newest issue of the Agricultural Research Service's Food and Nutrition Research Briefs and its recently launched Spanish-language edition (Informe de investigaciones de alimentos y nutrición).
View the English edition at www.ars.usda.gov/is/np/fnrb/fnrb0407.htm and the Spanish edition at www.ars.usda.gov/is/espanol/np/fnrb/fnrb0407.es.htm.
The popular online newsletter reports discoveries from researchers at ARS laboratories nationwide who are conducting nutrition investigations, creating ways to make our food safer, developing nutritious new foodsand more.
Among other findings, the current issue reports that:
The ARS Food and Nutrition Research Briefs is offered with color photos and illustrations on the Web. And by clicking the "subscribe" link on the newsletter's home page, readers can sign up for two e-mail options: They can receive the full text of the newsletter by e-mail, or simply an advisory that a new issue has been posted to the Web.
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trans kick down linkage help 700r4
I am swapping out the qjet and stock manifold for an Edelbrock Performer manifold and carb on my little brother's truck.
I talked to Edelbrock and they said that I need to get some adapter from Overdrive bowties or something like that. He said if I don't get this adapter that we will burn up the overdrive tranny in about five minutes???
I said, "do you have the part"? He said, "no, we don't offerf that".
Ok, well I saw a tranny kickdown adaptor at the performance shop today made by Edelbrock.....so what gives??
Anyone done this swap with a 700r4? It is a 84 chevy short box with a 305.
Thank you.
What they are suggesting is a bracket that corrects the angle of pull on the TV cable for the 700r4 tranny.
Bowtie overdrives sells a high zoot very adjustable unit.
Summit also sells a detent bracket that bolts onto the carb that corrects the pull angles and travel of the cable pull.
The cable on the 700r4 is not a kick down cable , it is a TV cable. The Throttle Valve cable tells the tranny when , what , how to shift with main line pressure control
Hey Crosley, I just installed one of the Lokar 700R4 TV cables on my 34. I have a Holley street avenger carb. Holley told me the street avenger carb has the right geometry for the 700R4. The Lokar instructions say to just open the throttle all the way and pull the TV cable tight and cinch it down. Check WOT to make sure there is no slack in the cable. Is that enough?
I checked the distance from the center of rotation of the throttle to the attachment point of the TV cable and compared it with my 90 Truck with a 700R4 and they are the same distance.
This guy has a good deal of information on the geometry for a proper ratio of the throttle cable to the TV cable. I simply cut the end off of a throttle shaft on a junk throttlebody fuel injection, and attached it to the end of the shaft on my Edelbrock 4 bbl. I have had very good luck with this tranny, but be sure you get the TV cable right or you will burn it up!!
=========== full pull of the tranny's TV cable at WOT is the place to set the cable at.
Thanks Crosley
tv info
Great guys I also have a street avenger carb and my lokar shifter, (tv cable) comes with a bracket to attach and I am setting mine up the same way WOT. BUT I lost my bolt to attach my tv cable bracket (on the trans) and I don't know what size thread it is, I guess I will ask Bowtie Overdrives tomorrow!!!
I think it's metric, the bolt head size is 10mm. I have the original bolt from the original cable if you want it. PM me with your snail mail address and I will be happy to send it to you.
On a side note, I pulled the quadrajet and lowered the float and cleaned up the carb in hopes we could avoid buying a new carb and intake right now. I also disconnected all the vacuum lines and plugged them off as there were some broken fittings and things I don't want to deal with right now.
Well, the truck runs ten times better now but when I took it for a test drive it didn't want to shift out of first gear, when it finally did it SLAMMED into the next gear.
I looked at the linkage and my little brother (15 soon to be 16 y.o.) forgot to hook up the tv cable. DOH!!!
I hooked it up and it's running GREAT now!!!!
==== that is what is known as the "fail safe " mode in a 700/4L60 tranny...... IF the fail safe check ball is in the valve body.
The trany thinks you have the throttle WIDE open IF the TV cable is not set at the minimum setting to dislodge the fail safe check ball.
===== class is dismissed... LOL
Vince, I appreciate it but I found it this morning, in my front shirt pocket, Duh, oh well at least it's taken care of, thanks again, Dana
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Nov 1, 2006 #162
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Committee formed in athletic director search
The University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC) announced today the creation of a 12-member search committee charged with identifying candidates for the athletic director position at UMKC.
The committee is comprised of representatives from the Kansas City community, members of the UMKC coaching staff, UMKC faculty, staff, students and alumni. They will conduct a nationally competitive search to present the campus and UMKC Chancellor Guy Bailey with a roster of candidates for the position. The committee will be chaired by Interim Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management Mel Tyler.
Today's announcement is the latest advancement in UMKC's assessment of its athletics program. Interim Athletic Director Rick Anderson started the assessment in September to determine what resources are needed to create a highly competitive Division I program. Anderson's evaluation of the program continues.
"In conducting the initial stages of our assessment of the athletics department, we have developed a course of action which will better assist UMKC in reaching our goal of competing at a higher level," Anderson said. "We share, along with the search committee, the objective of bringing the best candidates to UMKC and Kansas City."
Because the assessment will still be continuing at the time of the hiring, the new athletic director will have an early opportunity to shape the athletics program. The new director will play a key role in enhancing UMKC's athletic facilities, improving athletic scholarships and meeting and engaging members of the Kansas City community. A full job description of the position can be found here.
"UMKC is dedicated to finding an athletic director who can guide UMKC Athletics into an increasingly competitive program, which is vital to recruiting and retaining students," Bailey said. "As an integral member of the leadership team, the new director will be in a strong position to grow student athlete scholarships and to improve our athletic facilities."
The University of Missouri-Kansas City (UMKC), one of four University of Missouri campuses, is a public university serving more than 14,500 undergraduate, graduate and professional students. UMKC engages with the community and economy based on a three-part mission: visual and performing arts, health sciences, and urban affairs.
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AS A SOPHOMORE (2008): Missed just one match, making 18 starts on the backline...Joined Sarah Jackyra as the only returners to the Lady Vol defense...Helped UT post a 1.29 goals against average and six shutouts on the year...Saw time in 10 SEC matches, making six starts...Played every minute in the SEC Tournament, helping Tennessee secure the championship...Part of the backline that posted a 0.62 goals against average for the tournament...Earned Academic All-SEC honors for the second time.
AS A FRESHMAN (2007): Played in every match, making 20 starts...Helped solidify a back line that posted 11 shutouts on the season...Part of the defense that set a new program record with a 457:30 shutout streak...The streak began in the 20th minute against Virginia Tech on Sept. 7 and ended on Sept. 21 in the 90th minute against UNC Greensboro, spanning five matches...Helped Tennessee hold opponents to just three goals at Regal Stadium...Part of a backline that has not allowed a goal at Rocky Top in six matches...The home shutout streak dates back to Sept. 27 against South Carolina and sits at 569:52 coming into the 2008 home season...Helped UT shut out three ranked opponents in 2007, including eventual NCAA Champion Southern Cal...Earned a selection to the Top Drawer soccer All-Rookie First Team...Named to the SEC Freshman Academic Honor Roll.
HIGH SCHOOL/CLUB: Earned three varsity letters in soccer at Ephrata Senior High School...Earned three Lancaster-Lebanon League first-team all star selections...Named Ephrata's best midfielder in 2005-06...Led the Mountaineers in scoring during the 2003-04 season...Played for the FC Pennsylvania Strikers, the same club as her former and current Lady Vol teammates Kylee Rossi, Devon Swaim and Julie Edwards...Helped the Strikers to the 2003 USYSA national title...A Region I Olympic Development Program (ODP) pool player, she led her 2006 team to the ODP national championship...A Soccer Buzz Top 150 recruit...Also participated in winter track for the Mountaineers...Participated in several extracurricular activities outside of soccer, including Ephrata's prom committee and science fair...Was a member of the homecoming court.
PERSONAL: Majoring in Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management at Tennessee...Enjoys shopping and spending time with family and friends in her spare time...Highest ambition in soccer is to compete for a national championship...Has two older siblings, Laura and Andrew Yost...Parents are James and Sharon Speros.


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Portable Lab Toolbox Generates Excitement Around Genetic Testing
Student group hopes to see mainstream DNA analysis with DIY testing kit.
You, too, could join the legions of biotechnology researchers studying the genetic makeup of the world with your very own Darwin Toolbox.
A group of students at the University College London aim to create a portable genetic lab-in-a-box that anyone can use to analyze DNA. Computer science student Philipp Boeing, who is involved in the project, explained:
We want to make biotechnology accessible for everyone and decrease any interference that sits between society and biotechnology everywhere.
Boeing presented the kit — for now, a work in progress — at the Maker Faire in Rome last week. When finished, it will include a sized-down Polymerase Chain Reaction machine, a centrifuge, and a gel box. That is, a machine that makes copies of DNA through a heating and cooling process, a machine that rotates the DNA to force it apart, and an electrically charged gel that singles out the strands. He suggested the box might be useful for testing food at home.
The students have yet to decide whether the 13-by-11-inch box will be an open-source project or more prescriptive in its design, but they're hurriedly readying it for the International Genetically Engineered Machine (iGEM) competition at MIT in November.
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My black lab's favorite game is Hide-and-Seek. We hide. And he points his nose, holds his tail high, and finds you instantly. It's somewhat entertaining for us, it's an amazing game for him.

And that game reminded me of Intel's latest press release on the new Intel Itanium 9300 processor. In the release there's a performance claim with a footnote on HP SPEC CPU results. But here's the catch. The actual results are hiding. Missing. Not there. And you can't get to the results on the SPEC website yet and for awhile because they were just submitted. What would be the reason to hide these results?

When IBM announces new systems, such as the POWER7 systems earlier this week, the actual results of the benchmarks are highlighted. You can find them here. And here. And here.

Even my lab with his amazing nose couldn't find these Intel/HP results.

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Yes, as long as you are still working ... Here's an excellent example from Forbes:
Example - Pretax 401(k)In 2011, a 75-year-old self-employed worker making $80,000 contributed $22,000 to his new 401(k); the plan has a December 31, 2011, balance of $22,000. The 2012 RMD for the now 76-year-old worker will only be $1,000. If you take the end of year balance of $22,000 and divide it by the RMD factor of a 76-year-old, 22, you end up with a taxable distribution of $1,000. After all is said and done, the net result for the individual would be a $21,000 deduction.
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How Contributions Affect RMDsWhen you calculate an employee's RMD, consider any contributions that you make for that employee. For defined contribution plans, calculate the RMD for an employee by dividing his or her prior December 31 account balance by a life expectancy factor in the applicable table contained in Appendix C of Pub. 590. A defined benefit plan generally must make RMDs by distributing the participant's entire interest as calculated by the plan's formula in periodic annuity payments for:


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From 18 November 2012 to 17 February 2013, the Brussels Bourse hosts the landmark Terracotta Army exhibition : a reconstitution of the terracotta army of the first Emperor of China...
The travelling TERRACOTTA ARMY exhibition allows visitors to admire the last great archaeological discovery of the 20th century after that of the tomb of Tutankhamun: the terra-cotta army of the first Emperor of China, Qin Shi Huang.
Reconstitution, diorama...
In Brussels, over an area of more than 800 m², visitors can contemplate the spectacular reconstitution, to the original scale, of more than 150 warriors, horses and chariots and the pit in which they were found. Around the pit, a stunning colour diorama will be projected over 300 m³. It gives an exact idea of the enormous size of the archaeological site in which the mausoleum is buried. Visitors will also be able to see a "son & lumière" (sound and light) show telling the story of the first Emperor of China and his army, as well as a documentary recounting the fascinating history of the archaeological discovery of the necropolis. More than 70 fantastic replicas will also be shown in display cases: warriors, horses, arms, jewels, everyday tools, art works of the era ... and 7 larger-than-life reconstructed statues. Very large-sized images accompanied by explanatory texts will complete this extraordinary exhibition, which is entertaining but also educational and intended for a wide audience.


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Charleston, S.C. – The University of Pittsburgh (5-4) baseball team dropped a 6-4 contest to VCU (8-0) in its final game of the Charleston Crab House Shootout this afternoon at Riley Park
"Very tough game today," said Pitt head coach Joe Jordano. "We battled back and had the winning run at the plate in the ninth. We have a lot of work to do but we played hard to the final out. Back to work on Monday."
Billy Creighton (3-0) picked up the win for VCU after pitching 8.2 innings, allowing four runs and striking out 11, while Matt Lees picked up his fifth save of the season for the Rams. Andrew Belfiglio (FR/Newton Square, Pa.) (0-1) took the loss for Pitt.
After Pitt starter Rhys Aldenhoven (JR/Victoria, Australia) held VCU scoreless for the first four innings, the Panthers got on the board in the bottom of the fourth inning. Stephen Vranka (JR/Monroeville, Pa.) led off the inning with a single up the middle and was moved over on a fielder's choice from Evan Oswald (SR/Butler, Pa.). Alert baserunning from Vranka allowed him to move over to third on a flyout to deep center. The extra 90 feet proved to be the difference in scoring a run as Vranka was able to come home on a passed ball to give Pitt the 1-0 lead.
VCU tied the game up in the top half of the sixth inning. Bill Cullen led off the inning with a triple to center and was brought home on a one out RBI single from Joey Cujas. The Rams were able to load the bases with one out but Aldenhoven was able to pitch out of the jam, getting a pair of routine flyouts to get out of the inning allowing the lone run. The sixth inning marked the end of the day for Aldenhoven who finished with a line of 6.0 innings pitched, five hits, one run and two strikeouts.
The Rams tacked on runs in the seventh and eighth and added a trio of runs in the top of the ninth to push their lead to 6-1 before Pitt mounted a rally in the bottom of the ninth to crawl back into the game.
Casey Roche (JR/Downingtown, Pa.) got the Panthers' rally started when he drew a one-out walk. Dylan Wolsonovich (FR/Ford City, Pa.) followed up with a walk of his own to put runners at first and second with one out. A wild pitch from Creighton moved Roche and Wolsonovic to second and third with one out. Creighton was able to get the second out of the inning on his 11th strikeout of the day before Steven Shelinsky Jr. (JR/Yardley, Pa.) came to the plate and smashed a three-run homerun to straight away center to chase Creighton from the game and cut the VCU lead to 6-4.
VCU went to the pen and brought in Lees to try to get the final out of the game. Boo Vazquez (SO/Youngstown, Ohio) coaxed a walk to continue the rally and was followed up by Eric Hess (SO/Erie, Pa) who roped a double down the right field line. Unfortunately for Pitt, Vazquez was gunned down at home on the play to end the game and give VCU the 6-4 victory.
The Panthers will be back in action on Friday, March 8, when they host Youngstown State at 3 p.m. in its first game of the Panther Classic at Charles L. Cost Field at the Petersen Sports Center.


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Oct. 27, 2009
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville, welcomes fans to campus Saturday for the Volunteers' game against the Gamecocks of the University of South Carolina.
Kickoff is scheduled for 7:45 p.m. EDT. Neyland Stadium gates will open at 5:45 p.m. The game will be televised on ESPN.
The traditional Vol Walk will begin at 6:05 p.m. at the Torchbearer statue on Volunteer Boulevard, then proceed down Peyton Manning Pass, then left onto Phillip Fulmer Way.
The Pride of the Southland Band march will begin at 6:10 p.m. in front of the music building and will proceed along Volunteer Boulevard to Andy Holt Avenue and then on to the stadium.
Due to the closure of Interstate 40 in North Carolina, near the Tennessee state line, westbound travelers to Knoxville must detour around the closure. Motorists can take I-40 West to I-240 West in Asheville to I-26 West in Asheville, then to I-81 South in Tennessee and back to I-40 West to Knoxville. Motorists leaving Knoxville eastbound can follow the reverse directions.
More on the road closure can be found by visiting the Tennessee Department of Transportation Web site at http://www.tdot.state.tn.us/.
Since Saturday is Halloween, campus and law enforcement authorities are increasing the safety measures in and around Neyland Stadium:
Fans wearing Halloween costumes will be allowed to enter the stadium, but will be searched to ensure that no prohibited items enter the stadium
- No masks of any kind will be permitted, and will be confiscated if discovered, although face painting is allowed
- Masks cannot be stored at any stadium gate
- No props (including toy guns, swords or any simulated weapon) will be permitted inside the stadium
- No banners, posters or signs larger than standard letter-size paper will be permitted
Other prohibited items include the following:
Fans are allowed to bring the following items inside the stadium:
UT reminds visitors that all items, including purses, are subject to search at the stadium gates. Certain items remain prohibited inside the stadium, and those items cannot be stored at any stadium gate.
Due to the Vol Walk and the band march, Volunteer Boulevard from east Andy Holt Avenue to Lake Loudoun Boulevard will be closed to vehicular traffic from 6 p.m. to 6:20 p.m. Also, Phillip Fulmer Way from east Andy Holt Avenue to Peyton Manning Pass will be closed from 6 p.m. to 6:25 p.m. Parking permit holders in Staff Lot 9 and other parking lots in this area should arrive two hours prior to kickoff in order to avoid vehicular traffic and pedestrian congestion.
The Volunteer Village commercial exhibition area will be open on the Humanities Plaza lawn from 4:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m., and will feature trick-or-treating and a Halloween costume contest.
Fans also can attend the College of Arts and Sciences' Pregame Faculty Showcase, which is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year. Held two hours before each home game kickoff in the University Center Ballroom, the showcase is a free 30-minute presentation by a UT faculty member, followed by a 15-minute question-and-answer session. This week, Jed Diamond, associate professor and head of acting in the department of theatre, will lead a discussion session, "All 'Stars': UT Actors Seek Fame and Fortune on Stage and Screen."
Only fans with permits can park on campus. UT encourages fans to use shuttle buses from the Knoxville Civic Coliseum, the Old City area of downtown Knoxville, and Farragut High School in west Knoxville. Limited public handicapped parking spaces and handicapped shuttle service to the stadium are available on the UT Agriculture Campus, off Neyland Drive.
Many area hotels also offer shuttle service to the game. Check with your hotel's management for details.
Tennessee Department of Transportation overhead signs and radio broadcasts will advise motorists which interstate exits to take to arrive on campus. The signs also will advise through-traffic on Interstates 40 and 75 to take the I-640 bypass around downtown Knoxville.
In an effort to reduce wait times, the university is offering express entry lanes at Gates 10 and 21. Those fans with no items subject to search may utilize the express lanes for quicker access to the stadium.
Under state law, no smoking will be allowed anywhere inside the gates of Neyland Stadium. Those fans violating the no-smoking regulation may be escorted out of the stadium. No one inside the gates will be allowed to leave and then be readmitted.
A no-fly zone extends over the stadium from one hour before the game until one hour after it ends, prohibiting flights within a 3-nautical-mile radius and lower than 3,000-feet altitude, except as authorized by air traffic control.
Solicitation near stadium gates and along Phillip Fulmer Way is prohibited.
For those driving on campus, Peyton Manning Pass, Middle and Lower Drives, Estabrook Drive and Phillip Fulmer Way from Middle Drive to Tee Martin Drive will be closed 30 minutes before kickoff. Directional parking will be used in Area 9 and Lots 4, 5A and 5B.
A limited number of tickets are available at http://www.uttix.com.


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Yeah, when I wear my hair down, it's not such a big deal, because I just tuck those strands behind my ears and no one can tell.
But I keep seeing all these curlies around with super cute hairstyles, where they pull some hair back on top, without parting their hair. And I'm always like "I can't wait to try that!" and then I do and it looks awful, because of these frizzy light hairs.
It does seem like they're growing longer, now that I've found NC and started a healthier routine. Maybe I'm on the right track?