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(Toledo) — Authorities are preparing to resume the search for two missing men in western Lake Erie following the discovery of the bodies of a woman and a teenage girl.
The Ottawa County Sheriff's Office has identified the victims as 33-year-old Amy Santus of Perrysburg near Toledo and 16-year-old Paige Widmer of Leesville, South Carolina.
Deputy John Knecht says a marine patrol was expected to resume its search around 8:00 Friday morning for the two men who were with Santus and Widmer.
Searchers on Thursday found a partially submerged boat on a reef near the Davis-Besse nuclear power plant east of Toledo and later spotted the two bodies. Both of the victims were wearing life jackets.
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The University of Richmond men's golf team had its historic 2017 campaign come to a close in the NCAA Regionals on Wednesday afternoon at the Kampen Course, despite a strong final round that put the team in contention to move up the leaderboard.
It was moving day at the 2017 NCAA Men's Golf Regionals and the University of Richmond was up to the task but despite outstanding performances from its two freshmen, remain in the 10th position with one round to play.
The University of Richmond men's golf team did exactly what it needed to do during Monday's opening round of the NCAA Regionals at the Kampen Course; put itself into position to make a run at a top five spot. The Spiders fired a +9, 297 and rest in sole possession of 10th place, just five strokes outside the top five.
The University of Richmond men's golf team begins step one on the road to a national championship on Monday morning when it tackles the Kampen Course in round one of the 2017 NCAA Regionals. The low five teams and the low individual not on those teams from each regional will advance to the finals.
The University of Richmond men's golf team is West Lafayette, Ind. bound for the NCAA Regional Championships, hosted by Purdue, fresh off winning its first Atlantic 10 Team Championship in program history. The 12th seeded Spiders will compete with 12 other programs on Kampen Course, May 15-17.
At long last, the wait is over for University of Richmond men's golf head coach Adam Decker and his program. After three-straight second place finishes at the Atlantic 10 Golf Championships, the Spiders broke through, in dominant fashion, to claim the program's first title since joining the A-10.
The wind was swirling at the Grand Cypress Golf Club New Course on Saturday as the University of Richmond men's golf team took the course in Round Two of the Atlantic 10 Championship. Scoring wasn't as "easy" as it was on Friday but the Spiders held serve and then some and will take a team lead of eight strokes into the final round on Sunday.
It was a slow start for the University of Richmond men's golf team at Grand Cypress Golf Club in the opening round of the 2017 Atlantic 10 Championship, but it's all about how you finish. The Spiders closed the back nine on fire, finishing with a team score of -15, 273 to tie for the lead after round one.
The University of Richmond men's golf team begins its quest for its first Atlantic 10 Championship on Friday when five Spiders take to the course looking to build on three-straight second place finishes in this event.
Matthew Lowe had arguably the best weekend of his spring season at the Gary Koch Invitational this week and those results have earned him the nod as Atlantic 10 Golfer of the Week, as announced by the conference office on Thursday afternoon.
Matthew Lowe stepped on the course in third and final round of the Gary Koch Invitational with his game face on and did not disappoint. The junior produced the best round of his spring, carding a three-under 69, en route to completing the tournament with a two-under par 214 for the week; good for a tie for ninth overall. The team went on to finish 12th.
Senior Jason Park clinched the win with a match-play victory on the 18th green.

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You mean any other reasons besides the obvious?
No, lol.
Seriously tho, if its all you can carry, its better than just your fists, sorta :)
If you must, id take a look the NAA .32 and some Corbon loads.
60g, 200ft/lbs @ 1200fps
This is a discussion on Any Reason Not To Get a .32 Seecamp? within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Just saw one today that might happen. Figured I'd do some research first. Thanks....
Just saw one today that might happen. Figured I'd do some research first.
Freedom of speech does not excuse those who are free from thought.
You mean any other reasons besides the obvious?
No, lol.
Seriously tho, if its all you can carry, its better than just your fists, sorta :)
If you must, id take a look the NAA .32 and some Corbon loads.
60g, 200ft/lbs @ 1200fps
"...trying to get a long gun into play while someone is all over you like a monkey eating a cupcake is not very conducive to good survival techniques." ~Bark'n
I had one and could not keep it running.
As I understand it this pistol was design around the Winchester Silvertip if I recall correctly. Winchester changed specs on the bullet and owning a Seecamp 32 was an adventure in finding a round that would cycle reliably though it. Could not make it work and did not send it back to Seecamp due to hassle etc... Too much baggage for the novelty and allure of the piece.
I traded it back to the gun shop.
Get a S&W 442 or 642 in 38 Special +P. I have a Keltec P32 but I do not carry it as I can conceal a j frame quite well.
"Do your duty in all things. You cannot do more, you should never wish to do less." Robert E. Lee
I have two seecamp 32's and one 380. All run perfect. I use golddots. They are awsome guns that are as small as it gets. When you have a seecamp, you never have a reason not to have a gun with you. I can't say enough good things about them. You can find tons of info at the seecamp forum.
The main reason for not getting a Seecamp .32 is now you can get one in .380.
Treat me good, I'll treat you better. Treat me bad, I'll treat you worse.
Go over to the Seecamp Forum - those guys can answer all your questions.
There's a wealth of information and Larry Seecamp himself is available for questions. A lot of the guys on the forum have a variety of pocket pistols and can give you a better first hand comparison.
If you want a pocket pistol the seecamp IMHO is the best made, most reliable one made. The Guardian is close. I've had my Seecamp for many years and it has always delivered. The ammo thing is passe...my Seecamp will fire any 60gr HP .32 made today, and that's quite a few.
Look at RBCD Performance Plus Inc. 877-688-5985. They have a .32 just for the .32 Seecamp,length wise. It pushes a 37gr bullet 1815 fps. The .380 is a .45 gr bullet at 1500 fps.Several LEO's in my area that carry a .32 backup use the RBCD .32 and swear by it.
I carry my 380 the most but I don't have a good reason other than it's cooler. Larry Seecamp carries the 32 so that has to say somthing! All the charts and stats say the 32 and 380 are tit for tat out of a barrel that short. I guess if I were to buy just one it would be the 32 because you can buy it for half the cost of the 380's.
I have one and it has been 100% reliable. You should not be disappointed with it as long as you are realistic about your expectations. Not an IDPA gun here. There is no reason not to get one. However, if you should choose not to purchase the one that you have just seen, could you shoot me a PM with its location? I have a friend who is looking to make an immediate purchase of one.
"The liberty of the individual is no gift of civilization. It was greatest before there was any civilization." Sigmund Freud
Clearly, heads and shoulders above anything else for ultimate light pocket carry -summer shorts or casual business attire. it is with me every day. Easy to slip in front pocket when I stop for coffee or gas. Ballastics out of this barrel length are not terrific - you carry this when a bigger ( Chief's special) will not work. If I have a untucked shirt or light jacket, then it is a Walther PPS. Most all high quality .32 shoot fine - use Gold dot.
High Noon pocket holsters are always in stock and are as good as any, I mean, any custom pocket holster on the market.
No comparison to Keltec for overall quality.
This is part of my final four - S&W 442, Colt Officers, Walther PPS, .32 Seecamp. 30 years of carry - you have no idea how many guns I have gone through to get it right.
Nope. Extremely well made, reliable and so convenient that you will carry it, even when you might be tempted to leave something else at home.
You won't regret it if you don't expect it to do something that it wasn't intended to do.
Not to rain on anyone's parade here, but the Seecamp .32 CA Edition I purchased some months ago is NOT reliable. It fails to feed occasionally, with the nose of the round jamming into the upper entrance of the chamber.
There was a thread late last year, I think, over on the Seecamp forum posted by someone experiencing the exact same problem as mine. That poster included pictures of the jams in addition to very clear verbal descriptions. I just tried to search for the thread with no success; I'll try harder later and post the link if I can.
Anyway, when I saw that thread, I thought, "This is good, now I'll just follow the course of this thread and when Larry Seecamp discovers the thread and chimes in with the quick fix, I'll know what to do to make mine reliable. Easy!"
Well, no such luck. Larry Seecamp did indeed post in that thread. But, to my utter shock, he didn't say, "Oh, yeah, yeah, that's due to a faulty X, Y or Z", or "Just send it in to the factory and we'll get it reliable in no time" or anything of the sort. As I recall (and when I find the thread, I'll check my facts - at the time, I followed the thread for several days until it seemed to have died, but maybe it got resurrected later on), he simply said that it sounded like a "timing issue", and chatted about several other generalities, and that was pretty much it. I had to read everything twice to make sure I hadn't missed the "miracle fix" that I had been sure would be forthcoming.
Needless to say, I was really demoralized. Prior to getting the Seecamp, I had heard nothing but glowing reviews of it. Excellent reliability was nearly always mentioned in connection with the Seecamp. "And," said the rave reviewers, "if anything isn't right, Seecamp will make it so. Just send it to them."
Well, it is true that I haven't send them the gun, but only because the head of the company apparently wasn't able to offer any relief to the other person who was having the same problem as I am. If Seecamp couldn't tell that poster on the company forum what to do to fix the gun, or at least say that it knew what the problem was and could remedy it if the person sent the gun to them, then it seems that there isn't much use in my sending mine to them until I have reason to believe that they can do something about it.
For anyone who's interested,
YES, I am using new manufacture Gold Dots. The jams have occurred with rounds from different lots. I have checked the ammunition for consistency. It is NOT the ammunition's fault.
NO, I am not limp-wristing (not that that is likely to cause the problem I described). I have very strong hands and grab that little sucker in a death grip. That has to be enough; if it weren't, the gun would be worthless for the many elderly or female shooters who can only grip with less force. I know of a number of elderly shooters who report perfect satisfaction with their Seecamp .32s.
I'll try to dig up that link later on.


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PITTSBURGH — The Steelers have agreed to terms with 10 rookie free agents, the team announced today. All rookies will participate in the team's rookie minicamp next weekend, which runs Friday through Sunday.
The 10 rookie free agents consist of five offensive and five defensive players: defensive back Devon Carrington (Stanford), offensive lineman Chris Elkins (Youngstown State), defensive end Ethan Hemer (Wisconsin), offensive tackle Kaycee Ike (UAB), linebacker Howard Jones (Shepherd), quarterback Brendon Kay (Cincinnati), defensive end Josh Mauro (Stanford), defensive tackle Roy Philon (Louisville), guard Will Simmons (East Carolina) and tight end Eric Waters (Missouri).
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So I have HIDs, but I'm not sure if my housings are correct. I snapped a few photos of them this morning.
Are these correct or do I need to swap back to regular bulbs?
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You know what? Call the dealer with YOUR VIN and an STi VIN (similar Yr) and see if they x-ref each other..... In other words.... Since all STi's (IIRC) come with HID... the #'s would match yours. I use this method quite often and it rarely doesn't work.
From what I've read in the past, if the car didn't come with HID... then the housings are not correct.... But I could be wrong.
I'll give that a shot Paul. it's just a base model wrx so I know it didn't come factory with hids. And the ballasts are a total hack job install. I got it used from the dealer so I assumed it was ok, but with everyone on here telling me I'm blinding other drivers if they are not right I want to make sure I'm not "that guy".
If its a hack job, then its hard to say. But, all signs point to probably not the right projectors in the car. Its not the housings that are the problem. Hack job means one of two things...bad retro fit or some one just did a drop in HID swap.
Take a look at the difference in HID drop ins on a 3rd Gen vs a proper retrofit.
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Still curious if anyone has official word on what maintenance practices for oil change interval would void the warranty. The warranty says to follow the schedule in the car manual. I agree the car manual says at a minimum to change the oil every 10K miles or 1 year, but gives some guidance on possibly changing sooner.
Just had my first change at the dealer after 6 months + 2 weeks and 5800 miles. I asked the technician how frequently I should change my oil and he said it wasn't dirty when he changed it and that I could probably go to 7500 or longer (and could check my "change oil" indicator to judge). He volunteered that while I could do this, I may void warranty if I don't change with enough frequency. I asked what the standard of frequency is to avoid voiding the warranty and he said it was measured by what the service shop recommends for my next change (on that little sticker they put in your upper left windshield). The sticker has me due for another change in 4 months or 5K miles.
Does anyone know how the warranty voiding actually works? Independent of whether I SHOULD change my oil more frequently, will I get voided for, say, changing my oil at 4,000 additional miles but a month after the 4 month window they just suggested to me? Did waiting over 6 months and 5,800 miles for my first change put me in any jeopardy?
Looking to see if anyone has actual knowledge beyond just guesses.
You only have to change your oil every 12 months or 10,000 miles to keep your warranty intact.. Keep in mind that Ford recommends motorcraft synthetic blend and every ford dealership is suppose to use it when changing you oil. This is what allows you to go 10,000 miles. If you dont use this oil, your warranty can be voided. You could probably use a different synthetic blend or full synthetic without issue. Changing more frequently will obviously not void your warranty. If you drive your car hard, in extreme heat, or in dusty conditions, you may want to change more often because your oil may break down faster, but this doesn't affect your warranty either way.
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"Plans for a desalination plant for Gaza have been discussed since 1996, but with water one of the underlying causes of the Israeli-Palestine conflict, political and security issues have always prevented work from starting. Last year the Palestinian water authority submitted new plans to the Union for the Mediterranean. However, what gives the scheme at least the possibility of success is that the principle of a desalination plant for Gaza is now backed by Israel, all Mediterranean governments, the UN, the EU and key development banks.
Desalination may not be the most environmentally suitable solution...[however] Palestinian Authorities hope that the plant will be the cornerstone of a larger scheme to provide much needed electricity and clean water for everyone in Gaza. The next stage...is for the [European Commission] to provide €4m for technical assistance. However, access to water across the region has become highly politicised and regional conflict has stymied all efforts to share it between countries. Water resources have paid a high price as the Middle East region has grown vastly in numbers in the past 50 years."


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X FACTOR RECAP: Four Contestants Eliminated; Top 12 Revealed!
It's the results night of The X Factor and sixteen contestants will be whittled down to twelve - if you want a refresher on last night's performances, click here, and read to find out who'll be singing again next week!
Demi's group, the young adults, faces the chopping block first. Paige Thomas, who's wearing a giant hat, is through; joining her will be Jennel Garcia, which means Cece Frey and Willie Jones will have to sing for their lives - metaphorically, of course. Cece chooses "Out Here On My Own" from Fame, and I think Demi's face during the performance says it all - it's really rough. Or maybe I'm just insane because all of the other judges like it.
Willie sings "You Don't Know Me." The version of the song I know is by Ray Charles, but I assume he's singing the Willie Nelson version because it's totally country and totally back in his safety zone. I liked it better than Cece's pitchy performance, but I'm not sure if it was better.
Demi decides that Willie is headed home. Khloe keeps yelling "Congratulations Cece!" and trying to grab her arm. Note: sensitivity is not Khloe's strong point. Willie says he's grateful for the experience and Demi says she believes in him and he needs to go home and figure out what he's going to do, which is for the most part common sense.
LA chooses Vino Alan and Tate Stevens to continue to the top twelve out of the Over 25s, leaving David Correy and Jason Brock. Second note: ushering people around the stage ia also not one of Khloe's strong points. She just grabs people's arms and "guides" them to where she wants them to go like she's helping an old lady across the street...only the lady's not moving fast enough so she gets a little aggressive.
Anyway, David Correy chooses Kelly Clarkson's "Since U Been Gone" with a slow arrangement that really showcases his voice. Demi and Simon think it was melodramatic, but I think that David is kind of a melodramatic performer - not that that's always a bad thing. Jason, for his part, takes on Whitney Houston's "One Moment In Time." Okay, I really do like that Jason is clearly embracing the experience and having a blast doing it, but why would you pick this song? Even if he delivers a perfect vocal (he doesn't, but it's not the worst ever), it's still not Whitney Houston.


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Results Tuesday 4-23-14
Clinton Massie 11, Miami Trace 1 (5 innings)
The Falcons held the Panthers to 1 hit (a RBI double by Trevor Haines) and handed the Panthers their second straight loss on Tuesday. The Panthers also had 5 errors in the contest.
C-M was led by Ryan Collett who won the game including striking out 9 batters and also had 3 hits on offense. Isiah Stiverson and Scott McFadden had 2 RBIs each for the Falcons (10-3 overall/4-1 SCOL).
Miami Trace drops to 11-2 overall & 5-2 in the SCOL.
Chillicothe 11, Logan 0
Chillicothe's Nolan Taylor no-hit the Logan Chieftains Tuesday and the offense provided plenty of run support in an 11-0 win.
The Cavs put a three spot on the board in the 3rd inning and tagged Logan for 8-runs in the 6th, but Taylor was the story on the mound. The senior recorded 5 strike outs and retired the 19 batters he faced.
Jalen Mischal did the most damage at the plate for Chillicothe doubling twice with 5 rbi.
Chillicothe closses in on .500 for the season at 6-7.
Thursday's game with Circleville will be played at VA Memorial Stadium.
Paint Valley 11, East Clinton 7
Garrett Woods singled in Jerrett Huff to give the Astros a 1-0 lead, but then Paint Valley scored 8 runs on a walk, a sac bunt and 4 hits to give themselves some breathing room.
Brent Newman had a triple and a home run for East Clinton. "We finished the game with 10 hits" said Coach Jim Huff. "We didn't give up at all and scored 6 of our 7 runs in the last 3 innings. We played well but that 1 inning that has haunted us came early in the game and we couldn't recover."
Amelia 12, Hillsboro 0
Chillicothe 8, Logan 5
Chillicothe got on the board first with a 2-run 3rd inning, but the Lady Chiefs tallied three runs in the home half of the inning. Both teams scored two runs apiece in the 5th, but then Chillicothe put the game away with a 4-run 6th.
Hayley Woodbridge belted a three run homer, MacKenzie Smitley and Bri Dawes also had homers on the afternoon as the Cavs pounded out 17 hits.
Olivia Ray walked five and struck out five in picking up the win.
The Cavs travel to Waverly Thursday.
Unioto 9, Washington CH 4
Unioto sent 12 batters to the plate in the 7th inning and wiped out a 4-0 deficit. Kate Jude took the loss for WCH (3-13 overall/3-3 SCOL). Wendy Hawk had three hits for the Lady Lions.
Clinton-Massie 16, Miami Trace 13
For second night in a row the Lady Panthers loss on a walk off homer.
Tuesday night the Falcons scored 6 runs in the bottom of the 7th inning wrapping it up with a 1 out three run homer by Lady Falcons (8-3 overall/4-1 SCOL) Cerrin Smith. Emile Fisher, Emily Wood and Carolyn Robinson all had 4 hits as the Lady Falcons pounded out 21 hits in the contest.
Miami Trace (6-6 overall/4-3 SCOL) was led by AIranna Mabra and Lacey Glipsie with 3 hits each as the Lady Panthers had 18 hits in the contest. Alexis Schwartz hit her 3rd homer of the season and her second in two nights.
Huntington 13, McClain 0
Alayna Lytle struck out 17 McClain batters and allowed just a hit in Huntington's win.
Zane Trace 17, Hillsboro 7
East Clinton Girls Finish 4th at London Meet
The Lady Astros competed in the London Quad last night and took 4th place. Despite the cold weather, many girls set personal records and placed high in their events.
The Lady Astros were lead by senior Alexis Ruble, who took 1st place in the 400 meter dash with a time of 1'13.04. She also added to her big day with a 4th place finish in the 200 meter dash and a 3rd place finish in the 400 meter relay with fellow teammates Brooke Carpenter, Rebecca Noggle, and Courtney Graves.
Junior Brooke Carpenter also took 4th in the 100 meter dash and 5th in the 200 meter dash in which she set a personal record adding to her big night.
Junior Rebecca Noggle's first time running the 1600 meter dash last night netted her a 3rd place finish in that race.
Senior Kristyn Bogan also performed well for the Lady Astros with a 3rd place finish in the 100 meter dash and a 4th place finish in the 100 meter hurdles.
Other Lady Astro placers were :
Junior Shallen Sabino with a 4th place finish in the 300 meter hurdles, a 5th place finish in the 100 meter hurdles, and a 5th place finish in the high jump.
Freshman Courtney Graves with a 4th place finish in the 800 meter dash
Freshman Haylee Garrison with a 5th place finish in the 1600 meter dash and the 100 meter dash.
The Lady Astros on Friday at the Clinton Massie Classic and Saturday at the Southeastern Invitational.
East Clinton Boys Place 3rd at London
The East Clinton Boys track team traveled to London Tuesday night and came up just 5 points shy of winning the meet. The Boys scored 68 points to come in 3rd place. West Jefferson took 1st place with 73 points.
The Astros were lead by the distance runners. Caleb Broughton took first in the mile, Ian Henson came in 1st in the 800 meter run, and 2nd in the mile and Josh Jones took 2nd place in the 2 mile. The boys 4x200 meter relay and 4x400 meter relay teams also took first place.
Individual results are as follows:
Long Jump: 2nd Tony Seeger - 17'11"
High Jump: 4th Kyle Cundiff - 5'0"
Disc: 4th Thomas Wright 101'2"
110 Hurdles: 3rd Ethan Jones 18.85, 4th Erik Moore 19.24, 5th Wes Kidder 20.31
100: 2nd Anthony Osburn 12.04; 4th Zac Hrabak 12.43
4x200 relay: 1st Tony Seeger, Erik Moore, Levi Luttrell, Anthony Osburn - 1:41.9; 4th Ethan Jones, Ethan Ambrose, Wes Kidder, Joey Gray - 1:54.6
Mile: 1st Caleb Broughton 5:14, 2nd Ian Henson 5:18
4x100 relay: 2nd Tony Seeger, Erik Moore, Levi Luttrell, Anthony Osburn - 49.09
400: 5th Zac Hrabak 60.79
300 Hurdles: 2nd Caleb Broughton 48.81
800: 1st Ian Henson 2:25, 5th Nathan Crouch 2:41
200: 2nd Anthony Osburn 25.37, 4th Erik Moore 25.96
3200: 2nd Josh Jones 12:41
4x400 relay: 1st Tony Seeger, Levi Luttrell, Ian Henson, Caleb Broughton - 3:58.5
East Clinton runs at Clinton Massie Friday.
Chillicothe 3, Hilliard Bradley 2
1st Singles: M. Thai (HB) defeated Nick Whalen (C) 6-0, 6-0
2nd Singles: Frankie Whalen (C) defeated K. Namiki (HB) 6-4, 6-2
3rd Singles: Ryan Littler (C) defeated S. Haliharvi (HB) 6-3, 6-3
1st Doubles: J. Gaydus/D. Knecht (HB) defeated Noah Wright-Piekarski/Emma Patino (C) 6-1, 7-6
2nd Doubles: Gabby Lapurga/Will Krieger (C) defeated Z.Rice/S.Pandraji(HB) 6-3, 6-0
In an exhibition doubles Jacob Hirsch/Payne Wissler won 6-3 6-4
"This was a really good win for the boys team" said Coach Janet Disbennett. "Every court was competitive and everyone played well today".
The Cavaliers (5-3) will travel to Watkins Memorial Thursday.


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Canada says currency talks should extend beyond G7
By Louise Egan
ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty reminded his European counterparts on Friday that they are not alone in bearing the brunt of a weak U.S. dollar and said any global currency discussions should rightly extend beyond the G7 group to include Asian countries.
Flaherty spoke to reporters in Istanbul ahead of a meeting of the Group of Seven finance ministers and central bankers on Saturday. He said he expected there would be a brief communique after the meeting.
"There's an important policy role for the G7. If we have substantive discussions, and I imagine we will, then I would expect some sort of brief communique," he said.
Part of the discussion on global imbalances would inevitably include the impact of the weak U.S. dollar on other economies and the Chinese yuan, which Flaherty has said is not flexible enough.
"I know the Europeans are concerned about the euro and upward pressure on the euro ... that's not unique to Europe," he said.
"The Australians are concerned; we're concerned in Canada about upward pressure on the Canadian dollar because of the weakness of the U.S. currency," he said.
The Canadian dollar has surged nearly 20 percent against the U.S. dollar since March, prompting Bank of Canada Governor Mark Carney to repeatedly warn that the strong currency could hamper the economic recovery.
In solving global imbalances, the main challenge is to persuade major economies to have flexible currencies, Flaherty said in a repetition of his frequent references to China. Continued...


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UPDATED 2013 Fall Schedule
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. --Due to scheduling conflicts, Friday's schedule for the Tennessee Fall Classic has changed.
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The leader of the B.C. NDP is working to maintain the spotlight with the starting line for the provincial election in view, offering tidbits about his long-awaited platform and adding his own bite to a comical ad countering Liberal attacks on his party's governing record in the 1990s.
Liberal Leader Christy Clark and B.C. Conservative Leader John Cummins had the media's attention last week with Ms. Clark holding three events across the Lower Mainland in 24 hours, while Mr. Cummins released a part of his platform. But after a week of private meetings and taking a break over the Easter weekend, Adrian Dix used a wide-ranging sidewalk news conference Monday to stake his own claim on voter attention.
One Angus Reid survey has his New Democrats 20 points ahead of the Liberals. And he came to the microphones with a relaxed tone – no tie, drinking a mug of coffee and jauntily declaring "HST-free coffee is tastier." But his tone turned serious as the NDP Leader accused the Liberals of tabling a budget lacking credible numbers, saying his New Democrats would have to cut through the spin before laying out their election agenda.
That means, he said, the NDP will release a fiscal statement as a prelude to the long-awaited platform, both expected to arrive soon. The Liberals are standing behind their budget as a credible, sound financial plan.
"We want to lay out for people what the deficit is and how we're going to respond to that," said Mr. Dix, standing by a café where critics of the harmonized sales tax used to gather.
"We're going to put forward a thoughtful platform that addresses the key issues but we're not going to be able to do everything right away because we're going to inherit a very difficult financial situation from the Liberal Party."
There's a new intensity and scrutiny around all party leaders this week because campaigning for the provincial election is set to begin in about two weeks, and the NDP is competitive against the governing Liberals for the first time in several elections.
Mr. Dix's media appearance came on the same day that his party released an online ad that wryly declares Mr. Dix the architect of a "decade of despair, destruction, disappointment and desperation" that included the Spice Girls, plaid shirts, bad hair, the destruction of the Brazilian rain forests and the federal GST. The ad, which is being distributed online, ends with Mr. Dix looking off camera asking, "They do know it's 2013 right?"
Mr. Dix has been the focus of ads by Liberal supporters raising questions about his conduct as chief of staff to former B.C. premier Glen Clark in the 1990s. Elected Liberals have also criticized NDP management of the province in that era.
Mr. Dix said the ad would resonate on social media, and his team was having a little fun with it. The NDP Leader said the point of the ad was gentle, but also said he was ready to debate the Liberals over the party's record.
"I feel fairly relaxed talking about [the 1990s] but I am also running for election in the here and now. If I were to give advice to the Liberal Party, I'd say a little more 2013 and a little less 1994."
The NDP Leader also seemed amused by apparent moves by the B.C. Liberals to play up the party's team of candidates over leader Christy Clark, including a new party logo that underlines a team approach. Ms. Clark, in her most recent Lower Mainland media appearance, also vigorously talked up the team of Liberal candidates and accused Mr. Dix of being "one guy making all the decisions" for the NDP – a bad tactic, she said, for team building.
In response, Mr. Dix noted that two of his former rivals for the NDP leadership – John Horgan and Mike Farnworth – have key roles in the NDP team and are seeking re-election, as is former leader Carole James. In an apparent jab at staff changes in Ms. Clark's office, he also noted that he has had one consistent chief of staff, communications director and press secretary. "I, from the beginning, have taken the position it's not about me. It's about the change we want to bring."
"I know that the Liberals think that change is changing their logo. I think change is operating differently."
Of the HST's demise, Mr. Dix blamed the Liberal mismanagement of the file that was detrimental to both supporters and critics of the tax.
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Located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Folly River, Folly Island is home to the City of Folly Beach. It is located in Charleston County, about 15 miles south of downtown Charleston, via Folly Road through James Island. Along with Sullivan's Island, it's the closest beach to historic Charleston.
Folly was once called Coffin Island, but these days it's full of life. On weekends you'll find Center Street crowded with revelers who gather to talk and drink. There is a shag club, a pool hall, an excellent brew pub, an ice cream parlor, and plenty of restaurants with outdoor seating.
Despite its lively nature and an abundant supply of tourists, Folly is a world away from South Carolina's more commercialized beaches like Myrtle Beach and Hilton Head. It's still a great place to grab a beer, shake off your shoes, and enjoy the sunset with friends.
It's also considered the best place to catch a wave in South Carolina. Even before Hurricane Hugo created the Washout in its destructive wake in 1989 – thought to be the best local break for surfing – people ventured to Folly for the waves. Surfer Angel Llano tells us of the below photo: "Good winter swell in 1978 taken of me by my friend Jim Cooper. The water was really cold, no hood, and the outside air temperature was just above freezing. Coop missed the sequence on this wave. It was a fun ride!"
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Here's a list of more great places to visit on Folly Beach:
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2) Folly Beach Pier – Edwin S. Taylor Fishing Pier
3) Folly River
4) Morris Island Lighthouse
5) Shrimp Trawlers at Crosby's Seafood
6) The Washout
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Photographer photographer Kevin Travis, who took the photo at the top of the page, shares this great story: "Shot this image on a cold December morning right after Christmas. It was about 40 degrees on the beach at 5:30 am. I used a flashlight to illuminate the old live oaks tree stumps on the beach. Morris Island Lighthouse is in the background. The lighthouse is always the focal point of so many pictures, and rightfully so because of the rich history of this beautiful structure. I wanted to show a different perspective of the beach with the lighthouse playing second fiddle so to speak."
Steve DuPree, the artist behind the photo of the beached catamaran above, says he calls his shot "Swept Away" because "that is the feeling I get when I look out at a beautiful sunrise. If you are dealing with life's pressures, get out and watch a sunrise or sunset and just let your mind go. This is the medicine out there."
Mark Wickliffe tells us about his spectacular image: "This is the site of the Morris Island Light House, it is hidden from traffic and about a 20 minute hike on the beach. Sunrises are often rewarded with extremely grand views, and often you can be the only person with such a grand sight."
Douglas Channer, who took the sunset photo of the trawler, shares, "My wife, daughter, and I had just moved to South Carolina the month before. We heard about Folly Beach, and being from Delaware, it sounded like a quaint town near where we had come from. Sure enough, it was – but all the more beautiful. We pulled over into a parking lot and snapped this photo of a shrimp boat that was docked. Needless to say, Folly Beach has continued to be a place we enjoy going to for beautiful sunsets."
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June 22nd, 2016 at 10:58 pm
From the mid 1960s through 1972, we spent many pleasant days swimming at Folly Beach.
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LOS ANGELES -- I do have an office, at the University of Southern California, but except for actually teaching, I have been working at home for most of my life. Naturally, I'm interested in the controversy generated by Marissa Mayer, the new boss at Yahoo, when she ordered all that company's employees to report to a regular company office.
I am not surprised that many commentators and ordinary Americans are reacting to her with a lot of anger and few cheers. I think I know something about all this. I also think she did the right thing in her circumstances and moment. And I think she may have started an important national conversation about work in America.
They say she's a "workaholic." But so are most Americans. Personally, I think we are nuts, and our work craziness is escalated by all the wonders of new communications technology -- including the machines that make it possible, profitable and easier to stay home and produce more than we normally do.
Our workaholism is a mixed blessing at best. We have been driving ourselves by what has been called the Protestant ethic by some, as if production and guilt are what we were created for -- and, of course, there is Catholic and Jewish guilt, as well. "Stop and smell the flowers" is a cliche because it reflects the fact that we don't do much of it, unless we are farming or selling the flowers.
So we are almost all prime targets for what is being called "the top 1 percent," the folks who invent work, and more and more the 1 percent are the ones benefiting from our toil. The new technologies no doubt get more work from us 24/7, as we are paid less and less for old-fashioned eight-hour days. Many of us are like coal miners with GPS chips practically imbedded and cellphones, so the big ones can call anytime, anywhere to tell workers they should ramp up production.
In my family, a big one, we talk about these things a lot. One of my nephews, a Washington correspondent for a major media chain (newspapers and television stations), was criticized by his boss for being away from his computer for hours when he went to Capitol Hill to interview members of Congress. "Why don't you just e-mail them?" the boss wanted to know.
He quit.
Another nephew loves it. He spends three or four days a week working from home as a troubleshooter for one of the country's largest corporations. I reached him (by cellphone) as he was driving to a park to watch one of his children in a soccer game. He loves it, obviously, and is in kind of a perfect position for telecommuting, dealing electronically with people around the world.
He feels he is a great deal more productive and effective at home, 20 percent to 25 percent, beginning with the fact that he doesn't spend two hours most days driving to an office. And he misses many meetings, which, face it, are mostly a waste of time. He has an office, but usually spends only a day a week there.
"I think you can get a balance," he told me. "It depends on the job (and the person). Mayer is probably right about Yahoo."
I agree. There was a lot of evidence that Yahoo at-homers weren't producing all that much in that industry of innovation and creativity.
Ah, there's the rub. A lifetime convinces me that innovation and ideas are more readily a product of face-to-face working and hanging out. One thing leads to another, one idea to another -- then innovation and creativity.
I'm sure there are Yahoo at-home slackers, hitting the mute button when they are electronically part of a meeting at the office.
Mayer's summons may be just what her company needs. Maybe it isn't. But this dialogue she has opened is important as companies try to get more out of workers. The issues raised here are at least as important as issues raised and ignored in Washington.


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I've read the article. I own a Springfield XD-45 as well as several Colt 1911's (thank you John Browning).
The XD-45 is a great gun. It is a pleasure to shoot. Accurate as can be. I do like it.
It's odd though, that Combat magazine can say: "Best .45 ACP Ever" when the gun hasn't even been out 6 months.


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Kawasaki has already experienced the potential of the Indian two-wheeler market, their impressive fleet of smaller capacity Ninja's; the 250R, 300 and 650 having already taken to our roads as CKD assembled models via Bajaj's Probiking division. These bikes have seen storming success here while also earning the Japanese bike maker an immense fan following across India. Kawasaki has now brought Indian enthusiasts their fearsome supersports models, the ZX-10R and famous ZX14R.
The ZX-10R is an expert's track focused machine, with razor sharp handling. Its in-line four, four-stroke, liquid-cooled, 998cc engine pumps out close to 200bhp. Power is fed to the rear wheel via a six-speed gearbox. Suspension is top spec, fully adjustable front and rear with inverted forks and a horizontal mounted, gas charged monoshock at the rear. The 10R comes with disc brakes front and rear, a set of 310mm, petal type rotors in front. The riding position is aggressive, as expected from a track oriented bike such as this. Continued..
The Ninja ZX-14R offers relatively more comfort, and ranks amongst the fastest production motorcycles ever offered to the public, with a restricted top speed of 297kph, and gut wrenching acceleration that effortlessly pushes the bike to this high speed.
The 14R comes with an in-line four, four-stroke, liquid-cooled and 1441cc powerplant, this making up to 210bhp with Kawasaki's ram-air system feeding the engine more air as speeds rise. The ZX-14R uses a six-speed gearbox.For suspension, the big Kawasaki deploys adjustable 43mm USD forks in front, and an adjustable Uni-Trak, gas-charged system at rear, also fully adjustable. Braking for this heavy motorcycle is via dual 310mm, petal shape disc brakes in front.
Both fierce Kawasaki superbikes are now on sale in the Indian market, imported into the country via the direct import, completely built units (CBU) route. The two quick Ninja's will initially be available only in Pune at a dedicated showroom located at Wakdewadi, via where appropriate after sales service and spares care is to be provided. The ZX-10R is priced at Rs15.70 lakh (ex-showroom,Pune), while the ZX-14R will costRs 16.90 lakh(ex-showroom, Pune).
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Caddie vs. Alligator
By mustang6560 on 4/13/12
It appears as though Brian Gay is afraid of alligators, which is a little surprising.
The 2009 RBC Heritage champion not only resides in the state of Florida where alligators are abundant, but he also attended the University of Florida and its mascot is an alligator. However, Brian wanted nothing to do with the 10-foot alligator that was near his ball on the par-5 15th yesterday.
Luckily, Brian's caddie, Kip Henley, isn't afraid of a little 10-foot alligator. Kip casually grabbed one of the rakes from the bunker and shooed it away. The alligator was stubborn, so it took a few swats, but it eventually swam far enough away for Brian to hit his shot.
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birdieXris says:
Way to go announcers.. "the rules official would have to determine that it's a dangerous situation".... no kidding? i think a DINOSAUR NEAR YOUR BALL is probably a dangerous situation.
id3st says:
haha!!! so it's could've been easily called unplayable and had relief?
homermania says:
That's why you always include "gator swatter" in your caddie contract.
Kurt the Knife says:
Not wise to mess with gators. They can sprint faster than any human and if they get ahold of any of your dangley/extremity bits, they start spinnin around to rip it off. Seen it happen to one cat's arm. Bizarre to see someone's humerus make 3 full rotations in a couple seconds.
Duke of Hazards says:
Ha! A gator with "gaydar".
BAKE_DAWG40 says:
A golf pro I know who works at Golf Galaxy showed me some pics of guy fishing for his golf ball next a green. A gator took both of his arms off just above his elbows. A few years ago, I was playing with my father in law in Orlando. He skulled a ball across the green into the water and I was fishing for it with my putter. I never saw the three small gators sunning on the bank. I got out of there real quick like.
TeT says:
haha funny, lil' ol' ten footer....
Whats the ruling on if the gator moves the ball?
srogers13 says:
Move the ball back to it's original location (provided Mr Gator has decided to vacate.)
legitimatebeef says:
Frankly I'm surprised to hear that the guy who's afraid of alligators is Gay. Not that there's anything wrong with it of course.
joagargo says:
Beware of the Greenpeace nuts or the animal rights activists!!! Don't harm that gator.
srogers13 says:
You know the LPGA girls were thinking about a nice new handbag made of Gator.
Geoffre14 says:
Wait, so did Gay make a decent shot or did his nerves get to him?
tartantoml says:
Being a resident of Florida probably makes you better aware of the capabilities of these reptiles. I like the idea of getting relief from the "hazard", but not by it lunging and scaring the sh*t out of you.
I eat gator tails at restaurants whenever I can, but never see one missing a tail.
Kurt the Knife says:
Here in CA, there are these sea mammal protection statutes that prohibit hassling or otherwise bugging seals, sea lions and the like.
Its hilarious to see the occasional sea lion lounging on the local beach surrounded by a 30' cordon of yellow police tape and an officer guarding the critter.
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Viewers will be able to take control of life and death decisions in an interactive episode of BBC drama series Our World War, with their choices changing the path of the plot.
An edition to be launched tonight allows the audience to "face moral dilemmas and tricky tactical decisions" as they lead the 1st South Staffordshire Battalion at the Somme.
Programme-makers have used live action and animation to tell the story as the men fight to take control of the strategically significant High Wood on July 14, 1916, during the Battle of Bazentin Ridge.
The programme will launch online for tablets and desktop users at the same time the second episode of the drama series is screened on TV by BBC3.
It has been based on real life accounts from soldiers of the time and users will be able to control the choices which Corporal Arthur Foulkes has to make during the mission, with on-screen buttons appearing when a major decision is needed.
Viewers will learn the short-term and long-term consequences, as well as seeing how a soldier of the time would be most likely to have reacted, as well as being informed of the best military tactics.
Adrian Van Klaveren, the BBC's controller for the First World War centenary, said: "The BBC's World One season is aiming to help people have a better understanding of the First World War. Part of that is trying to imagine what it must have felt like to be thrust into combat - literally fighting for your life and that of your fellow men.
"Based on a real battle, this interactive episode of Our World War gives younger audiences the opportunity to understand how strategic decisions made in the heat of battle really did mean the difference between life and death."
The episode was commissioned as part of the BBC's digital learning strand iWonder, which has also created other guides looking at various aspects of the war, including how it inspired Tolkien's Lord Of The Rings series and how a quarter of a million under-age soldiers were among the British forces.
Chris Sizemore, executive editor of BBC iWonder, said: "We commissioned this interactive episode because we saw a unique opportunity to reach younger audiences with an innovation that turns viewers into participants. Can people today gain a greater degree of empathy for the soldiers of World War One by stepping into their shoes?
"We're really looking forward to hearing what our audiences think of this highly immersive experiential drama."
* The interactive episode will be available at http://bbc.co.uk/ourworldwarfrom 9pm tonight.
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June 20, 2011 By Ulf Wolf
I obviously had my attention elsewhere when the publishers vs. Amazon war broke out early last year (most likely on surveying their 15,000 + free Kindle titles), but having run across Penguin Group's practice of increasing the Kindle price by some 30% over the paperback price (despite hardly any cost by comparison), I decided to dig a little deeper.
MacMillan Fires First
In late January 2010, John Sargent, head of MacMillan (Macmillan is one of the country's biggest publishers, through such imprints as Farrar Strauss & Giroux and Henry Holt), returning from an unsuccessful trip to Seattle to convince Amazon to adopt the Agency Pricing Model, took out the following full page ad in Publisher's Lunch:
To: All Macmillan authors/illustrators and the literary agent community
From: John Sargent
This past Thursday I met with Amazon in Seattle. I gave them our proposal for new terms of sale for e books under the agency model which will become effective in early March. In addition, I told them they could stay with their old terms of sale, but that this would involve extensive and deep windowing of titles. By the time I arrived back in New York late yesterday afternoon they informed me that they were taking all our books off the Kindle site, and off Amazon. The books will continue to be available on Amazon.com through third parties.
I regret that we have reached this impasse. Amazon has been a valuable customer for a long time, and it is my great hope that they will continue to be in the very near future. They have been a great innovator in our industry, and I suspect they will continue to be for decades to come.
It is those decades that concern me now, as I am sure they concern you. In the ink-on-paper world we sell books to retailers far and wide on a business model that provides a level playing field, and allows all retailers the possibility of selling books profitably. Looking to the future and to a growing digital business, we need to establish the same sort of business model, one that encourages new devices and new stores. One that encourages healthy competition. One that is stable and rational. It also needs to insure that intellectual property can be widely available digitally at a price that is both fair to the consumer and allows those who create it and publish it to be fairly compensated.
Under the agency model, we will sell the digital editions of our books to consumers through our retailers. Our retailers will act as our agents and will take a 30% commission (the standard split today for many digital media businesses). The price will be set the price for each book individually. Our plan is to price the digital edition of most adult trade books in a price range from $14.99 to $5.99. At first release, concurrent with a hardcover, most titles will be priced between $14.99 and $12.99. E books will almost always appear day on date with the physical edition. Pricing will be dynamic over time.
The agency model would allow Amazon to make more money selling our books, not less. We would make less money in our dealings with Amazon under the new model. Our disagreement is not about short-term profitability but rather about the long-term viability and stability of the digital book market.
Amazon and Macmillan both want a healthy and vibrant future for books. We clearly do not agree on how to get there. Meanwhile, the action they chose to take last night clearly defines the importance they attribute to their view. We hold our view equally strongly. I hope you agree with us.
You are a vast and wonderful crew. It is impossible to reach you all in the very limited timeframe we are working under, so I have sent this message in unorthodox form. I hope it reaches you all, and quickly. Monday morning I will fully brief all of our editors, and they will be able to answer your questions. I hope to speak to many of you over the coming days.
Thanks for all the support you have shown in the last few hours; it is much appreciated.
All best,
Amazon Capitulation
On January 31, 2010 Amazon issued the following Capitulation Letter to its customer signaling defeat:
Dear Customers:
Macmillan, one of the "big six" publishers, has clearly communicated to us that, regardless of our viewpoint, they are committed to switching to an agency model and charging $12.99 to $14.99 for e-book versions of bestsellers and most hardcover releases.
We have expressed our strong disagreement and the seriousness of our disagreement by temporarily ceasing the sale of all Macmillan titles. We want you to know that ultimately, however, we will have to capitulate and accept Macmillan's terms because Macmillan has a monopoly over their own titles, and we will want to offer them to you even at prices we believe are needlessly high for e-books. Amazon customers will at that point decide for themselves whether they believe it's reasonable to pay $14.99 for a bestselling e-book. We don't believe that all of the major publishers will take the same route as Macmillan. And we know for sure that many independent presses and self-published authors will see this as an opportunity to provide attractively priced e-books as an alternative.
Kindle is a business for Amazon, and it is also a mission. We never expected it to be easy!
Thank you for being a customer.
War Ensues
This kicked the war between Amazon and the book publishing world into high gear.
Up till that time Amazon had bought books from publishers at normal prices ($10-$14, wholesale), and then sold them as Kindle books for $9.99, taking a loss on each one. This practice, naturally, terrified publishers who saw the digital writing on the wall: if Amazon were allowed to do this they would eventually force the publishers to cut wholesale prices and so (while making Kindle a profitable Amazon business) reducing publisher per-unit-profit.
At this point, not only MacMillan began pressuring Amazon to raise prices for Kindle books which Amazon was oath to do. Amazon had vowed to cap any Kindle book at $9.99 for two reasons:
They wanted to make Kindle the eBook standard, and to do that they need to build up sales volume; and secondly, they saw the absurdity of charging more for an eBook than a hardcover (or paperback for that matter).
At which point Apple jumped into the game with the iPad, and on the side of the publishers, promising them that Apple will sell their eBooks for $13-$15, rather than Amazon's $9.99. This, of course, was fuel for the publishers' war with Amazon.
Consumers hoped that Amazon would win, but, alas, this was not to be. Even though it is one of the main US outlets for paper books as well, Amazon still only represents a small percentage of total MacMillan and other publisher sales, and so saw that a protracted war would not bode well for Amazon.
Bottom Line
Bottom line: Amazon rolled over, not only for MacMillan, but for the other publishers as well. They didn't really have a choice, especially after Apple came to the aid of the publishers.
Or as Steven Jobs so eloquently put it, "We will stand on Amazon's shoulders and go further."
Nice job, Jobs.
Digital Citizen Engagement - or how Government-IT empowers Citizen Participation and Input - is an important aspect of 21st century life given all the challenges communities face. This is a subject very dear to my heart and one I like to keep a constant finger on. This blog shares my findings and impressions with those interested.