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Denton's Notebook: Wednesday, Feb. 20
By John Denton
February 20, 2013
DALLAS – While the status of Orlando Magic shooting guard J.J. Redick could go right up to the 3 p.m. trade deadline on Thursday, veteran forward Al Harrington is confident he will remain with the team while he continues to rehabilitate his surgically repaired right knee.
Speculation has been rampant most of the season that Harrington would be dealt as soon as he proved that his right knee was sound enough to play on again. Harrington, a 15-year NBA veteran, had arthroscopic surgery last summer and then needed three more procedures on the knee to clean out a staph infection.
Harrington has yet to play this season as he's worked to strengthen his leg. He said on Wednesday night that he was close to getting back onto the court for game action, but there are still some hurdles for him to clear physically. And Harrington is convinced that when he does play this season that it will ultimately be for the Magic.
``I'm going to be here for the rest of the year. I can't see myself being traded when people aren't sure if I'm healthy or not. I think the trade window has passed me by, so I'm going to be with the Magic these last 29 games,'' Harrington said Wednesday prior to the Magic facing the Dallas Mavericks. ``I'm just hoping that I can get on the court soon to show that I've still got it. People will write you off quick in this league, but I feel like I still have a lot of good game left in my body. My biggest concern is still showing that I can play.''
Harrington said that he has gotten clearance from doctors to do more and more on the knee. He said his style of being a player who thrived on using his footwork and basketball smarts will help him adapt to playing on a knee that will never be fully sound again.
And Harrington said at some point soon he's convinced that he will suit up for a game with the Magic before the end of this season.
``I better play. If I don't play before the end of the season, something has to give,'' Harrington said with a playful laugh. ``So I'm going to play (this season) for sure.''
CARRYOVER EFFECT: Magic coach Jacque Vaughn was eager to see the response from his squad after Tuesday night's fiery pep talk from veterans Jameer Nelson and Arron Afflalo at halftime.
Orlando yielded 62 points and 59 percent shooting in the first half of Tuesday's game against the Charlotte Bobcats. That prompted some harsh words for the team from Afflalo and Nelson, and the Magic responded by holding Charlotte to just 17 points in the third quarter.
Orlando's defense was so improved in the second half that it cut a 22-point deficit to two points late in the game. Vaughn liked seeing his players take charge of the situation and hold the entire team accountable for its actions on the court.
``I've been a part of a lot of locker rooms and the most successful ones are when your leaders have a voice and it's a consistent voice,'' Vaughn said. ``They hold themselves to a standard and their teammates to a standard as well.
``The greatest thing about this game is the players play and the coaches coach. And when there's an accountability amongst the players that's as good as it gets because they are the ones going through the action,'' Vaughn added. ``Hopefully that halftime was a growth for us as a team. I'm extremely anxious and excited about how we come out (Wednesday) and see if we have great carryover from that halftime.''
ETC: Magic GM Rob Hennigan and Assistant GM Scott Perry did not travel with the team to Dallas, choosing instead to remain in Orlando through Thursday's 3 p.m. trade deadline. Hennigan and/or Perry, who have balanced their NBA work with their collegiate scouting this season, could rejoin the team in Memphis on Friday. … When the Magic and Mavericks played in January, Vaughn withheld rookie power forward Andrew Nicholson rather than match him up against all-star Dirk Nowitzki. Nicholson got the start on Wednesday because Vaughn wanted to see how his rookie would respond to the matchup. Said Vaughn: ``That that stage in the year, he was not ready. But we've seen some growth from him and we'll get a chance to see that growth (Wednesday night).'' … Harrington on how he will adjust his game following his eight-month battle to recover from four knee surgeries: ``The thing about me is that I was never that explosive. I've been a groundhog for awhile, so I can still play like that. The biggest thing will be the boxing out and rebounding. But it's not like I'm going to make a move and fly to the basket. But I'm confident in everything I've done with practicing and it's just a matter of time.'' … The Magic will be off on Thursday before playing in Memphis on Friday and back at the Amway Center on Saturday against the Cleveland Cavaliers.
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08 focus titanium mods
ok so im after the rear difusser/valance off the zetec s, does anyone know if this fits the titanium? also i will be after the zetec s front lip and side skirts, does any of this fit the titanium?
current mods -
front and rear wind deflectors,
LED side light bulbs,
H7 dipped beam 6000k halogen bulbs,
H11 fog lights 6000k halogen bulbs,
6000k (error free) reg plate bulbs,
1000w sub and amp to factory (sony) headunit,
Daytime running lights (auto on/off)
next mods -
all interior bulbs to LED white
hopefully the zetec s kit (if it fits)
lowered around 30mm - 40mm,
retrofit 6000k HID projector headlights/fogs
thinking of headlight washers if there not to much hassle to fit?
will get some pictures up soon :) (any mods people can think of that will look good?)
Go 4300k on the HIDs if you want bright. I didn't think there would be much of a difference so I bought the 6000k. Not much later I was ordering a set of Morimoto XB35s in 4300k for $70. Had I got them with my retrofit kit it would have only been a $30 up charge.
WAAAY MORE LIGHT! And they still look good!
So you got morimoto HID kit for $70 , guess that didnt include projectors?
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A native of Bennettsville, Dowd earned a bachelor's degree in history from Winthrop University and a master's degree in student personnel services at the University of South Carolina. He and his wife, Kim, currently live in Florence and have two children, Gibson and Brauer.
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I would like to know if there is a way to output only the renders passes using mental ray. The thing that i did a render where i had 7 passes (including the master beauty) and the indirect pass was wrong. Thats why im curious about how to output only a specific pass without outputting the masterbeauty.
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"however you are tied in to iTunes"
That's an odd thing to say.
If you mean you have to use iTunes to set it up and add content, with iOS 5 you don't - it's all done in the device itself.
If you mean content, that's also not true. You're free to download music, films and content from other sites, for example use Spotify on it.
You do have to use itunes as the gate way between an apple device and the content on your computer. Its a shame you cant just drag music files and drop them into an ipod. itunes in itself is totally unintuitive to me. Its so surprising how clumsy it is. I still would have chosen the ipod. I still have a first generation and I love the thing.
You do need itunes for ipod..... There are some things you can do without it, or you can replace itunes with some other piece of software that does the same thing..... But if you are going to get an ipod... you will have to get used to the idea of having itunes on your machine.... If u want to keep pictures, playlists and update the iOS every now and again. You might as well have itunes installed that muck around with other multiple packages... I think saying you are 'tied to itunes' is a perfectly correct thing to say.... Why waste your money and effort on an ipod, if you are going to gimp it by not using itunes?
Definitely not an odd thing to say. You need to have itunes installed to transfer anything from the computer to the device. I have a samsung galaxy player, which simply works with drag n drop - not even a minute to transfer 1GB of files - and it works with any computer (I even used it on a school computer once, no need to install any extra software). How the Samsung Galaxy Player 4 didn't get here is a mystery to me.
I have an iPod and don't even have iTunes on my computer. MediaMonkey does all I need.
Things have changed a lot, there are a couple of software which gives better control over apple devices than itunes actually allowed. I have used ispirit, i-funbox, mondershare-mobilego for ios to access my apple devices. I hate been restricted reason and that is why i hate itunes. My device is my own and I like to access any part of it in whatever way i like. You cannot even easily use itunes to copy non media files to your ipod, ipad. What a shame!
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This movie is right in my wheelhouse. If they need help in casting or writing the script I can lend a hand. I would have Art Pope leading a secrect group of rich white guys who beat up little black children on their way to church and throw their bibles in the creek. They then can meet in the poor section of town and release rats to infest the poor. I don't think they will wear white hoods when they meet, but there will be lots of rituals that make them look kinda stupid. The hero will be a socialist hippie from the sixty's that comes in and saves the day. He gets the legislature to pass a new minimum wage of $25.00 per hour. The poor love this guy. He will be the modern day Robbin Hood. The rich white guys who own businesses will just cave in and make a lot less money. Also the price of the goods they produce won't go up. They won't consider moving their businesses from North Carolina anywhere else. The movie theme music can be a Russian classical piece, with scenes using some Peter Paul and Mary hippie music. Could be a block buster.


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- City Guide - Waterloo
Waterloo is a city in Southern Ontario, Canada, and has a population of just over 98,000. Due to its close proximity to Kitchener both cities are commonly referred to as Kitchener-Waterloo even though they have separate city governments. There have been several attempts to join the cities, but to date none have been successful.
Waterloo was built on land that was part of 675,000 acres that was assigned in 1784 to the Iroquois alliance - that made up the League of Six Nations. Almost immediately the native groups began to sell some of the land and between 1796 and 1798 over 93,000 acres were sold to Richard Beasley, with the Six Nations Indians continuing to hold the mortgage on the land.
Waterloo has a strong knowledge and service-based economy, along with significant insurance, high-tech sectors, and two universities. The city's largest employers are Sun Life Financial, the University of Waterloo, Manulife Financial, Research In Motion (RIM), Sandvine and Wilfrid Laurier University. There are also several other large companies that operate out of Waterloo including; Sybase, Intel, Google, Dalsa, Descartes Systems Group, Maplesoft, and many more.
Waterloo is a leading-edge community that fosters innovation and creativity while preserving its heritage. It is not coincidence that it is recognized as one of the country's best places to live, work and visit. Waterloo offers the best of both worlds; a community with all the services of a big city, surrounded by green farmland and small town charm.
Visit the renowned Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery or take a stroll through UpTown Waterloo and experience private galleries, theatres, fine dining and nightlife. Every year thousands of residents and visitors enjoy festivals like Uptown Country Music Festival, UpTown Waterloo Jazz Festival, Buskers Carnival and the Royal Medieval Faire. The annual celebration of Oktoberfest, and Canada's only Thanksgiving Day Parade – that starts in Waterloo. If you love supporting local farming, then The Waterloo Farmers' Market is a must see. It offers a distinctly Waterloo County experience with its amazing selection of meat, cheese, produce and local Mennonite handicrafts.
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FCC approves sale of KTVA, two outheast stations to GCI subsidiary Denali Media
ANCHORAGE—The sale of KTVA CBS 11 News to Denali Media, a subsidiary of Alaska cable giant GCI, was approved by the Federal Communications Commission Tuesday.
Wednesday, Denali Media management said the acquisition of KTVA should be complete within days.
The sale was first announced last November. For the past several months, Denali Media has been building a new facility in East Anchorage, even as other media organizations in Alaska objected to the deal. A group of nine television licensees in Anchorage, Fairbanks, Juneau, and Sitka—collectively referred to as "Alaska broadcasters" in the ruling—filed several petitions and motions to deny the sale with the FCC.
"Alaska broadcasters" argued that GCI, as the owner of "over 70 percent of the consumer broadband connections in Alaska," would have "the ability and incentive" to block content from other channels. The FCC found that GCI's purchase of three stations ""simply does not raise any of the issue regarding access to content that were raised" in similar cases that saw cable companies acquire broadcast stations.
GCI countered that investing in three stations—KTVA in Anchorage, KATH in Juneau, and KSCT in Sitka—creates more competition in Alaska, and argued the sale serves the public interest.
Ultimately the FCC rejected all the objections filed by "Alaska broadcasters" and approved the sale. The ruling found the sale "was consistent "with the public interest, convenience and necessity." The FCC further called objections to the sale "speculative" or otherwise "unsupported."
Denali Media General Manager Gary Donovan said that, after nine months of review, the FCC's approval comes as a big relief.
"[After a long] gestation period, we've finally given birth to a dream we've had for a long, long time," Donovan said. "What it means for the community, I think, is another very viable news voice in this community."
Denali Media News Director Bert Rudman said the approval is a good thing for Alaskans looking to stay informed.
"We're hoping, really, that people who have decided not to watch local television for a variety of reasons are going to tune back to KTVA 11, and really [KTUU] Channel 2, to see that competition raises all boats … competition in this market is going to improve journalism in the Anchorage area, and for people who are watching around the state."
Donovan said Denali Media is planning roughly a month for the transition once the sale is finalized. He said that should allow viewers to see the new face of Channel 11 on the air shortly after Thanksgiving.


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provide an integrated experience.
An attack technique was found against the W3C XML Encryption Standard when
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attacker could use this flaw to conduct chosen-ciphertext attacks, leading
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Chuunibyou Demo Koi ga Shitai!
Yuuta Togashi suffered from chuunibyou while he was in middle school. When he graduated, he put that dark history behind him and forgot about it... or he was supposed to. High school was smooth sailing and full of enjoyment - until the unavoidable, sad event occurs. The event that locks Yuuta into a contract with Rikka Takanashi and disrupts his desperately ordinary life.
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Passing through the stone wall entrance, you immediately sense that you've arrived somewhere very special.
A quiet, traditional lifestyle … far from the stresses of "big city" life … awaits you at White Oak Ranch.
This remarkable, master-plannned community in the heart of popular Montgomery County offers a ground floor opportunity to build your dream home along the pristine shores of Lake Conroe. Each single-family home site has been meticulously planned in harmony with gently winding streets, split-rail fencing, interior lakes and underground utilities.
Lake Conroe, a 22,000 acre lake over 21 miles long, provides the dramatic backdrop for this private, gated community. Residents enjoy convenient access to everything Lake Conroe and the surrounding communities have to offer.


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WANTED pair Fostex FE126En
Anyone got a pair these Fostex drivers lying around they are willing to sell me? I'm in the UK.
The FE126En are the latest version of this driver and are intended for a pair of Planet10 Frugal Horn Mk3 cabinets.
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Some Butt wipe stole my duffle bag of dekes. I had them at the base of a huge pine tree. Near a beaver Pond on MY FAMILIES PROPERTY. AND The duffle bag was one I had when I was in the army with my name painted on it. Chances are the ****** that stole my crap knows me.
This is not a small piece of property about 400 acres and this pond is on the back corner. So who ever took them DROVE by my house to the back fields or walked across a pretty decent swamp to get them.
3 mallards, 3 woodies and my damn baby mojo.
I really hope they have balls enough to come back and hunt the pond. If I catch lord knows what might happen.
This is the kind of crap that made us post the property 20 years ago. We used to just let any one hunt. No one ever worried about hunting permission. I could go just about any neighbors property and they could and would come on mine.


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EXTRA LARGE KERR-McGEE PORCELAIN GAS ADVERTISING SIGN
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You are bidding on an extra large Kerr-McGee Porcelain Avertising Sign. Overall the sign measures approximately 72" tall and 108" long. The sign is painted the same on both sides. It has a few rust areas as shown in the pictures. Overall it is in pretty good condition considering it's age. This is a very heavy item and it is being sold as PICK UP ONLY. Buyer must arrange for and pay for shipping and packaging or crating involved. Although payment is expected immediately, I would be happy to store the sign for a short period of time to allow arrangements for pick up. I accept money order, cashier's check, and Paypal. Thanks for looking and check out my other items. Happy Bidding.


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Do you like Prestashop (http://www.prestashop.com/demo)? If so why? How does it compare with Magento?
Much easier to use and to customise. I personally love Prestashop
I've only but messed around with it and never got super into it, but i would have to agree, it is a lot easier to use and is more "friendly" so to speak.


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Beautiful, thank you. I'm using this for an audio story.
This is a great sound!!!
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Football Fan Primer: Cincinnati vs. Syracuse
Nov. 1, 2012
University of Cincinnati football fans attending Saturday's BIG EAST Conference matchup against Syracuse in historic Nippert Stadium at noon ET are encouraged to arrive on campus early and wear red to help lead the Bearcats past the Orange. The best source for updated game day information, including maps, traffic flow, parking, tailgating information and much more is UCGameday.com.
Saturday will serve as the annual Ring of Red game with the Bearcats donning all red uniforms against Syracuse. Fans are encouraged to Come Early, Be Loud and Wear Red. Fans should be in their seats by 11:40 a.m. to ensure you don't miss the pregame activities, including skydivers and the band show ahead of the game kickoff at noon.
The CATWALK will take place starting at 9:25 a.m. on Sigma Sigma Commons in the Gridiron Campus Tailgate.
Tickets for Saturday's game are still available, and are priced starting at $32. The UC Athletics Ticket Office on the west side of the Richard E. Lindner Center will open at 9 a.m. Saturday.
Parking garages on campus will be staffed starting at 8 a.m., four hours before game time. A reminder to all fans that tailgating is not allowed in any University of Cincinnati Parking Garage.
For patrons who do not have parking passes, cash parking is available for $15 on a first come first served basis in Campus Green, Woodside, Clifton Court and Eden Garages. There are shuttles that run frequently from Eden Garage (under the bridge) to University Avenue Garage. There will be directional signage for our cash patrons to Eden Garage. RV Parking is located in Lot 13 and the cost is $20.
Please visit www.uc.edu/parking/maps.html for directions to all parking locations.
The will call windows on the west side of the Richard E. Lindner Center facing Nippert Stadium will open at 9 a.m. Media will call on the west side of Fifth Third Arena will open at 10:30 a.m. Player will call for UC is located on the third floor of the Richard E. Lindner Center and will open at 10:30 a.m. All fans picking up tickets need to show a valid photo ID. Visiting team will call is located on the west side of Dieterle Hall near the south end zone of Nippert Stadium.
Fans that typically enjoy activities in the Bearcats Fan Zone prior to the game and enter through Gate 2 of the stadium near the Richard E. Lindner Center are reminded that Gate 3 often has shorter lines because fans often try to enter the first gate they see. Gate 3 is located on the east side of Dieterle Vocal Arts Center, the building in the south end zone of Nippert Stadium and is accessible by walking down Corry Blvd. and taking a right at the traffic circle. Fans are encouraged to seek out the shortest lines among Gates 2 or 3 to expedite entry for everyone.
Patrons with disabilities should contact the UC Athletics Ticket Office at 1-877-CATS-TIX so that their needs may be attended to effectively. Handicap accessible cash parking is available in the CCM garage at the end of Corry Blvd. A state-issued handicap pass or license plate is required.
For fan convenience, giving priority to fans with special needs, a golf cart service will be provided to assist fans to Nippert Stadium. Carts will be located near parking garages and heavy traffic areas. These golf carts will be accessible approximately two hours prior to kickoff and will also be available for 30 minutes following the conclusion of the game.
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Fans are reminded that UC Event Staff are located throughout Nippert Stadium and are ready and available to assist with any needs, questions or concerns. Fans are strongly encouraged to seek out the assistance of our event staff in the instances of unruly fan behavior and medical emergencies.
Join us at the Bearcats Fan Zone located on Sheakley Lawn before every UC home football game. Kids of all ages can enjoy inflatable games, music, cornhole, giveaways, the Kids' Club Coloring Contest, and visits from the UC Bearcat. The Bearcats Fan Zone is available two and a half hours prior to kick-off and can be accessed from Corry Blvd., located west of Marge Schott Stadium. Be sure to bring your youngest Bearcats fans to enjoy all of the unique pregame fun! The Bearcats Fan Zone on Sheakley Lawn will be open from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Saturday.
The UC Alumni Association hosts pregame activities just north of Nippert Stadium in and around the Myers Alumni Center. The Myers Alumni Center opens four hours before game time and runs until 30 minutes prior to kickoff so fans can be in their seats for the start of the game. Inside the Myers Alumni Center, the Bearcats Blitz offers food and drinks, big-screen TV, a UC Bookstore booth with Bearcat gear, and plenty of fun with UC alums.
For any gameday questions, including UC's gameday policies, procedures and prohibited items, information on parking, tailgating and ticket sales, please visit www.UCGameday.com.
Tailgating has become a part of college football all across the country, but at the University of Cincinnati, for many Bearcats fans it is a time honored tradition.
The University of Cincinnati encourages its fans to come to campus early and enjoy the great tradition of tailgating, while also encouraging its fans to tailgate in a responsible manner, respectful of the campus and of other Bearcats fans and fans from visiting schools.
Fans attending University of Cincinnati home games have several options for their pregame celebrating. Tailgating not only guarantees a great parking space, but allows you to pack your own food, grills, beverages, and all the necessary essentials for your very own pregame party.
The Gridiron Tailgate, or THE GRID, includes 100-plus tailgating plots stretched across Campus Green (Northeast corner of campus) allowing fans the opportunity to bring their pregame parties to the heart of campus, flanking the CATWALK.
Lot 22: Located off Martin Luther King in front of the UC medical center between Bellevue and Highland Avenue. Passes are sold on a season-long basis and are $140 per space for the season and $20 per game.
Fans who park in campus parking garages maybe subject to the attention of campus security personnel should these officers determine that you are not complying with any of the aforementioned policies.
For the safety and enjoyment of all fans, please keep the following guidelines in mind when tailgating at Bearcats Football Games.
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Did you shoot it yet? How do you like the trigger?
I've been looking for a concealed carry gun for awhile to augment my XD-45 which is too big and uncomfortable to carry day to day. I've always been a Walther fan and almost got the P-99 before my XD and love at the PPK/S but didn't like the smaller caliber. When the PPS came out I thought it was perfect but couldn't find it except to order it and then it was a little bit pricier then I wanted. They didn't even have any in my area to feel out. Well I visit the various gun stores monthly to see what they have in stock hoping one would come in. I go in a few days ago and what do they finally have? A couple of new PPS pistols in 9mm and .40 caliber! Only thing is they have all gone up over $700 since last year, I think we all know why. As I waited for a sales person to let me get a closer look, I ook over to the used collection and see a PPS 9mm in the case. It was such a coincidence, in great condition, and $200 less! I took it as a sign and I bought it right away! Sales guy said they just got it and surprised they had it and not surprised I bought it right away. I love it, I shot it and had good grouping with it even with my first few shots. It fits so comfortable in my IWB holster and even in my pocket.
Did you shoot it yet? How do you like the trigger?
Yeah.. Range report!! Range report!!
They do look like an awesome little carry piece.. but yeah they sure ain't cheap by no means. Walther is proud of their poly guns for sure.
My PPS-40 was NOT a keeper. The trigger is much grittier than either of my Glock triggers, which are not bad at all, and the mag-release 'fingers' bit my trigger finger at each firing; I had to grind them smooth... PPS mag latch is (was!) sharp!
The outrageous price of the magazines was NOT a point in its favor, but the 'straw' was Walther/S&W's customer nonservice. They're way too busy on the fones to answer the fones, so one leaves a message, which they promise to return within 24 hours. I left THREE messages; they've yet to return one in two weeks.
No more Walthers for me. I bought a used Glock 23 for carrying.
Range report: I shot it from 10 meters away and first shot was left low about 2 inches from center which gave me a hard on since it was my first time shooting a 9mm. My first .45 shot at 5 meters away wasn't even close to the center because it was my first shot ever with a pistol. My following shots were around there but shot closer using a one hand grip which surprised the hell out of me. Took out my .45 and was shooting better and hitting bullseye with it. Not surprised because I'm used to it. Finally realized the small grip needed a different grip so I changed it and was remarkably accurate with it. Conclusion, I can fire this gun with a single grip and be very accurate close range with it which secures it as a perfect CCW weapon. With more practice I can be more accurate with it then I can with the .45. All said, it perfectly meets my requirements of being a carry weapon and pocket pistol is the definition of this gun. Shame I have to carry it concealed because it is as beautiful as it is functional. Does have more kick then I expected so I wouldn't get the .40 caliber version due to the short barrel and light weight but it was designed to be a concealed weapon. The expensive magazines do prevent me from buying extra to carry around but if I need more the 6 or 7 shots to get out of a dangerous situation I have no business being in that situation.


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A British supermodel blamed her "Scouse-ness" after she punched a half-naked, feminist protester on the catwalk during Paris Fashion Week.
Hollie-May Saker, 18, from Liverpool, was modelling during the Nina Ricci show in the French capital yesterday when two topless protesters invaded the stage.
The protesters, who were from feminist group FEMEN, had "Model, don't go to brothel" written on their bare chests.
Anfield born Saker, who has been tipped to be the next Kate Moss, said it was one of the biggest shocks of her life.
"I punched her – I didn't mean to but she grabbed my arm and I just wanted to get her off me," she said.
"I was the 19th girl out of the catwalk and I could hear screaming behind me.
"The next thing I just see half-naked women with black marker pen scrawled across their bare chests and that's when she came at me.
Saker, who began modelling at just 16, was quick to tell reporters at the Liverpool Echo that she was only retaliating, and not instigating.
"As she grabbed by arm she lifted by skirt exposing me – I pulled my arm back with such force that I landed a punch square on her nose.
"I was so angry but I knew I had to be professional so I carried on walking with a bit of sassiness. My Scouseness came out a bit but I wish it had come out a bit more. Thinking about it now I wish I'd pushed them both off the stage because they ruined my favourite show."
"I had been looking forward to the Nina Ricci show for so long, whether I was modelling in it or not, it's such a beautiful collection.
"I was really worried to come back stage but nobody said anything – I felt bad the moment it happened and I was very shaken up by it.
"I think if it had happened two years ago I would have run straight off the catwalk. It could have been worse, I could have fallen over."
Feminist protest group FEMEN are known for protesting completely topless.
Just last week a pair of activists made their way onto live TV during a broadcast of Germany's Next Top Model.
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Weeks after West Valley City's new police chief began an audit of the sex-crimes unit for allegedly handling cases inappropriately, he has ordered an audit of all the department's criminal cases for the past 12 months.
"It's all part of the accountability that I want to make sure we have in this department," Police Chief Lee Russo said Tuesday. "It's not that we have a problem that we're responding to, but it's making sure we don't have a problem we're responding to in the future."
Russo said the department-wide audit will update him on various aspects of the cases, including making sure everything has been assigned and progress is being made "so that if a case is left untouched, we can ask why."
Going forward, Russo said he will get monthly updates on criminal cases. He said he could not comment on whether cases were being reviewed under the previous administration.
"I can't really comment on what the previous administration was doing," he said, "but from this day forward, I know what we're going to be doing."
Russo said he had envisioned having such an audit since late August, when he was tapped as the department's new chief, but the notion got pushed to the forefront last month. That is when someone claiming to be a West Valley City employee contacted The Salt Lake Tribune with allegations that at least one detective had mishandled cases involving sex and domestic-violence crimes under the administration headed by Chief Thayle "Buzz" Nielsen, who retired in March. The Tribune then contacted the police department to report the allegation had been raised.
"Given the allegation that was brought forward, I want to get a full understanding of what was happening [with the department-wide audit]," Russo said. "I saw this as an opportunity to move [my goal] forward faster."
Russo took immediate action regarding the sex-crimes unit, announcing that an audit would be conducted into hundreds of the sex/domestic crime unit's cases to ensure they had been handled appropriately.
That audit continued Tuesday, but Russo said he hoped it would be completed by week's end. He said he plans to publicly release the findings next week.
Detectives who worked in the sex-crimes unit were either transferred to other divisions or no longer worked for the department before Russo arrived. No disciplinary action was taken.
Nielsen has previously denied knowledge of any issues with the sex/domestic crimes unit, other than acknowledging the unit had a case backlog.
This week Russo also released a letter written in August 2012 to West Valley City police by the Salt Lake County Children's Justice Center, which works with children who are victims of crimes. Russo said a police employee recentlytold him that the worker had kept a copy of the letter.
The letter, written toa West Valley City police lieutenant by Susanne Mitchell, the director of the Justice Center, says her agency had made "numerous efforts" to resolve problems with investigators and the unit's sergeant, but "we have exhausted those efforts."
"We are requesting your leadership to find effective solutions that support best practice methods in child abuse investigations and interagency team work," Mitchell wrote.
Mitchell specifically expressed concerns about three detectives assigned to investigate sex/domestic violence offenses.
One detective, Ryan Humphrey, who resigned and was charged earlier this year with stealing prescription pain medication, was described in the letter as "confused and disoriented" and "foggy and tired" and was asking a child victim the same questionand confusing key details of the case.
When a child brought up new allegations of domestic violence, a second detective allegedly told a caseworker that he was "not touching that and will not ask further inquiry questions to determine how to attend to this, or report it as a new case."
The Justice Center director also raised concerns about a third detective, who had failed to complete the necessary paperwork so that Child Protective Services could quickly intervene in threeunrelated cases where child sex-crime victims were molested in their homes. The detective also interviewed the child victims at the police department rather than the center and questions were raised as to why the detective was handling the cases "with an obvious lack of training and knowledge of the process," according to the letter.
"[Those involved] were concerned that the case reports were not complete and that the deadline to file may not be met, thus the in-home perpetrators would potentially be released and returning to the home of the victims without a safety plan in place (due to lack of coordination with Child Protective Services)," the letter states.
However, the center also noted that the last detective was not without "motivation or hard work" and "did a good job in navigating uncharted territory."
"He truly did as much as he could and was able to do with the limited knowledge he had about child abuse investigation methods and protocols. Three in-home perpetrator cases in one weekend would be difficult for even the most seasoned sex abuse detective, for him even more so."
The Tribune's whistle-blower alleged that at least one of the three detectives may have been falsifying call-back supplemental reports in order to appear to be closing more cases.
Russo has said that if the department's probe finds any misconduct, appropriate disciplinary action will be taken.
He also said Tuesday he now requires a supervisor to review cases before they are closed or suspended a procedure that wasn't in place before Russo joined the force.
The allegations against the sex/domestic violence unit are only the latest the department is tackling. In the past year, the Salt Lake County District Attorney's Office dismissed more than 110 cases linked to the city's now-defunct Neighborhood Narcotics Unit, which faced its own issues for mishandling evidence, illegally using GPS devices and keeping suspects' property as trophies.
Russo said his department is dealing with any lingering issues that may arise, addressing them and moving forward.
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Best Of :: Bars & Clubs
You do it in the shower, but nobody is watching. You do it in your car when you should be paying attention to your driving. At MAC Karaoke you get to do it in front of the captive audience of your buddies while being serviced by some friendly Koreans. Get your mind out of the gutter. We're talking about unleashing that inner rock star that secretly resides in each and every one of us. No more embarrassing surprise walk-ins while singing into a round brush or shampoo bottle, and no more side-eyes from the person in the next car. At MAC, your terrible sing-along to Journey is encouraged! As far as Korean karaoke joints go, MAC boasts one of the most all-encompassing and frequently updated song lists out there. While you're belting away, imbibe on a selection of soju and beer, because after all, you are a rock star. If you want, you can even order a fruit platter or some of their killer Korean spicy wings and pretend they're on your bands' rider list. It's what the Britneys and Jessicas would do. (Especially the wings part.)
After opening with something of a whimper in the old Thin Room space amidst a flurry of other Deep Ellum bar openings back in early 2010, the Black Swan Saloon has since established itself as a go-to spot for patrons of all sorts — an especially impressive feat considering that the watering hole doesn't even so much as boast a sign alerting walkers-by of its existence. Credit much of the bar's success to owner and main barkeep Gabe Sanchez. Aside from maybe being the best bartender in town, he's always cooking up something new behind the bar, likely a new liquor infusion (try the strawberry-infused vodka or the apple- and cinnamon-infused Jim Beam). But where Sanchez really made his mark was in bringing the Brooklyn-born trend of offering pickle juice chasers for whiskey shots to Dallas. It's crazy how it works, immediately balancing out any burn or taste from your whiskey of choice. We think it's in the pH balance, maybe? Not sure. But we do know this: Shortly after the Swan started doing this, every other bar in town started offering the same thing, claiming that they'd always done it. Nope. We're calling bullshit. And ordering another round from Sanchez while we're at it.
Having a well-edited selection of reasonably priced wines is quite the challenge for a wine bar, but that's exactly what Vino 100 has achieved. With more than a hundred wines priced $25 or less, the wine bar makes the perfect spot for a weekend gathering with friends or a late business meeting with a finicky wine connoisseur. If you can't decide which varietal to pick or which cabernet is robust enough for your palate, just ask one of their trusty wine experts for advice. The staff won't steer you wrong. And don't skip on the cheese plate.
It's great that the cool shops and restaurants in the Bishop Arts District and the area around the Kessler Theater are drawing people to the neighborhood. Unfortunately, almost all of them close by 10 or 11 p.m., leaving little to do for night owls (like the people who work at those restaurants and shops) and giving the appearance that North Oak Cliff rolls up the sidewalks well before midnight. But if you want to keep the candle burning after the yuppies head back across the river to stop the babysitter meter from running, head to Tradewinds Social Club some night — any night, really, as it's open till 2 a.m. seven days a week. It's a dive and proud of it, with a ratty pool table, a possibly functional shuffleboard table and a diverse clientele that could charitably be called eclectic. You might witness a fight, you might hear bad music on the jukebox and you might cock an eyebrow at the mismatched glassware and furniture, or you might dance with hipsters and hear a great DJ set or live band. Either way, it beats going home.
Musicians, trust us on this. If you or your band can pull off a set that's even the least bit rootsy, folky or country, you owe yourself at least one show at the AllGood Cafe. Owner Mike Snider is a long-time supporter of Texas music, as the awesome collection of signed gig posters bedecking the place can attest, and he knows how to treat musicians right. That means not only a fair cut of the money from the door (as in, all of it) and a generous bar tab, but a meal as well. For everyone in the band. We're partial to the chicken-fried steak, which consistently pops up on best-of lists including this one, though the chicken nachos are great as well, and there are great options for non-carnivores too. The stage isn't the biggest in town and while the sound system is fine, you may have to tweak the levels yourself. But the experience can't be beat. Just be sure to put something in the servers' tip jar at the end of the night — they'll treat you like the most important guest in the house, whether your set merits it or not.
You old-timers need to quit it with your Trees-was-better-back-in-the-day horse manure. Just stop it. Right now. Yes, Radiohead played there once upon a time. Sure, Nirvana too. Others as well, we're told. News flash: Radiohead is not going to be playing a 600-capacity venue again any time soon. The next Radiohead? Just maybe, if we're lucky. But here's the thing: If such an up-and-coming act does play Trees this time around, they'll sound way better now than they ever possibly could have back then. Why? Because Trees' sound system is way better now than it ever was. Owners Clint and Whitney Barlow have the place set up with the same exact sound system as the House of Blues' — only in a venue a third of the size. You literally shake when the bass comes in. It's glorious. There's a reason why the best hip-hop, electronic and metal shows all happen here. Just be sure to bring some earplugs — it's definitely loud. Loud enough to drown out the haters, if you think about it.


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Central City approves grants, leases police cars, denies raise
Central City approves grants, leases police cars, denies raise
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Central City
The Central City Council renewed the liquor licenses for two casinos at its Feb. 21 meeting. Both Johnny Z's and Doc Holliday's had their licenses renewed with no discussion.
Honoring Girl Scouts
Mayor Ron Engels presented a Girl Scouts Centennial Proclamation, recognizing and honoring the Girl Scouts for 100 years of leadership and expertise as the voice for and of girls and to proudly proclaim 2012 as "Year of the Girl in the State of Colorado."
No raise for Historical Society docents
Finance Director Shannon Flowers explained that through 2011 Central City and the Gilpin County Historical Society (GCHS) joined together in an effort to have more historical activities available for City visitors. To that end, the City leased a portion of Washington Hall to the Historical Society so that a museum display area could be open during the winter months. The City agreed to provide the funding for the docent working in the museum, as GCHS could not afford it.
It was agreed that the docent would be paid the same wage as that of the City's Visitors' Center employees, $10 per hour. The funding for this docent is budgeted out of the Historic Preservation Fund, Historic Tourism and Non-profit line items. The GCHS voted at its January Board meeting to give docents a 50-cent per-hour increase. GCHS then asked the Council to consider covering the cost of the Washington Hall docent's increase in 2012.
The cost to the City for the Washington Hall docent is $25,287 for 2012, based on the increased hours and days of operation. This 50-cent per-hour increase would be an additional $1,264.33 per year. The City did not budget for this increase and was not aware that the GCHS intended to give an increase.
Mayor Engels stated that City staff did not receive an increase in wages for 2012; nor did the GCHS ask the City for this increase in advance of its decision. As a result, Alderman Bob Giancola moved to deny the request for the GCHS pay increase request. Alderman Shirley Voorhies seconded; and, without discussion, the motion carried unanimously.
2012 Grant Program
Planning Director Greg Thompson reported that, in 2011, the City provided grants to 11 property owners for repairs to buildings. There were eight minor grants and three significant grants of more than $10,000. The total amount budgeted was $100,000. Last year, the Council placed an increased emphasis on life, safety and welfare requests over aesthetic issues.
This year, the 2012 budget for grants again provides for $100,000 from the Historic Preservation Fund. Some proposed changes to the grant program include a name change, to 2012 Grant Program; a claw back provision; Victorian Landmark restoration addition; criteria addition; and more details for exceptions.
At its Feb. 8 meeting, the Historic Preservation Commission reviewed and approved the proposed changes. The deadline for applications for the 2012 grant will be March 30.
Alderman Spain moved to approve the 2012 Grant Program with the proposed changes as presented. Alderman Giancola seconded and, without discussion, the motion carried unanimously.
Professional Services Agreement with JVA, Inc., for engineering services
The Council passed Resolution No. 12-03, approving a Professional Services Agreement with JVA, Inc., for engineering services. Operation Director Kent Kisselman explained to the Aldermen that JVA, Inc., is a Boulder-based engineering firm. There is no retainer fee for this agreement. Fees are collected based on the on-call services provided as shown in the agreement and billing rate schedule. Staff interviewed several other firms and was very pleased with the qualifications and services JVA has to offer. JVA also recently completed work for the City in a timely, cost effective and professional manner.
Police Department gets three new vehicles
Police Chief Terry Krelle noted that the 2012 budget included $40,000 for the lease purchase of replacement police vehicles. Staff members have obtained pricing via the State Bid system for three Special Service Chevrolet Tahoes. By purchasing these vehicles, the City will be able to return to an all-four-wheel-drive fleet.
These new vehicles will be obtained via a Lease/Purchase through Ally Financing, with the actual lease document to be presented for Council approval in the near future. The total cost of the lease purchase will be $95,499 spread out over 3 years.
Chief Krelle also stated that the Police Department has a new Officer in training.
Parkway maintenance
In response to a concern of a citizen, Manager Alan Lanning stated that the City has several years of deferred maintenance and repair on the Parkway that the city plans to "self perform some of the problem areas" in order to keep cost down.
Alderman Rita Lee asked about the crack seal work on the Parkway. Operations Director Kisselman explained that the company that is doing that work will, as the weather improves, redo any crack seal that did not take. The next step for maintenance will be chip seal at a cost of $1 million, and a full overlay at $3 million to $5 million. Manager Lanning stated that these projects are in the plan as the City retires bond debt in the next few years.
The next scheduled meeting, for March 6, has been cancelled, so the next meeting of the Central City Council will take place on March 20 at 7 p.m.


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- A very rare disorder in which the bone marrow doesn't make enough red blood cells. It is usually seen in the first year of life. Patients may have deformed thumbs and other physical problems. They also have an increased risk of leukemia and sarcoma, especially osteosarcoma (bone cancer). Patients with inherited erythroblastopenia may have a mutation (change) in one of the genes that make proteins found in the cell's ribosomes. Also called Blackfan–Diamond anemia, congenital hypoplastic anemia, congenital pure red cell aplasia, DBA, Diamond-Blackfan anemia, and erythrogenesis imperfecta.


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Harold Quaschnick
A graveside service for Harold Leonard Quaschnick, 91, of Lodi, who died Dec. 4, will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Lodi Memorial Cemetery, 5750 E. Pine St., Lodi.
A memorial service will follow at 11 a.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 1540 W. Lodi Ave., Lodi. Visitation will be held from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today at Donahue Funeral Home, 123 N. School St., Lodi.
Memorial contributions may be made to Emanuel Lutheran Church, 1540 W. Lodi Ave., Lodi, Ca 95242; or to a charity of the donor's choice.
Please sign the guest book at www.lodinews.com/guestbook.


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Crop prices are hitting their highest levels all year as a wave of hot, dry weather strikes the U.S. corn belt. John Hughes, an analyst at Desjardins Securities, wrote that corn prices just posted their largest eight-day increase in three-and-a-half years, reaching US$6.75 a bushel.
This is a very positive development for the fertilizer industry, and shares of Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan Inc. and its rivals have jumped in recent days.
Mr. Hughes noted that July is the key pollination period for corn in the United States, and with hot weather expected to continue in the near term, yields should be impacted. He expects the U.S. Department of Agriculture to reduce yield expectations to between 150 and 155 bushels per acre, down from 166 currently.
"A return to more seasonal temperatures and rainfall patterns after mid-to-late July would not change the prospect of a lower corn yield," he wrote in a note.
Another factor driving prices is that many U.S. customers are holding low corn inventories, because they were expecting high yields and lower prices due to an early planting season. That view has now reversed.
For investors in the fertilizer sector, higher crop prices should result in higher fertilizer prices as farmers can afford to pay more for their inputs. Mr. Hughes himself remains very bullish. He maintained a buy rating on shares of Potash Corp. and a price target of $58.


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Most of us have little or no clue about what the hubbub surrounding this discovery is about, but someone created this video that explains it a bit:
And then there's this:
Brian Walsh
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Oh, that pain,
can't you feel the pain?
Oh, that pain.
The smell of pain surrounds me!
Music. Window or mirror?
No pain, no gain!
Brian Walsh
The word boson was coined by Einstein after his friend Satyendra Bose. Bose's work on quantum mechanics was adopted by Einstein who extended it to the Bose-Einstein condensate, a dense collection of subatomic particles. Higgs of course is the name of the British scientist.
Thanks for the wonderful post.
That proved Einstein WRONG a couple of times! Proved there were particles that moved faster than the speed of light... Yea buddy, I'll jump on their bandwagon. They can prove that something moves faster than the speed of light... like we is smart enough to measure something moving at more than 186,282 miles per second... Stick that number in your slide rule and tell me how accurate the measure of speed would need to be at the distance said particals traveled.
186,282 miles per second, them is some smart dudes... OH! Wait a minute, they did follow up those astounding finding that disproved Einstein's theoretical formula with another statement. ...what was it? Darn if I remember! Does e=mc^2 or not... They rewrote that part of the textbooks didn't they? According to CERN... No... no... smart dudes.... yea buddy... Yes, Yes, maybe no but yes it is a definite maybe....
Don't get me wrong but in my meager little pin head... PROVE IT then PROVE IT then BACK IT UP and PROVE IT AGAIN.
As I recall it was a different collider and team that claimed surpassing the speed of light.
Bass is supposed to sound big. 6.5" is not a woofer size.
I did not check my facts.
That's a good thing, keeps it interesting.
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Discover the joy of music with Music Elements. This music school offers voice, drums, sax, piano and guitar lessons for beginners and advanced students.
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Tony Savarino is a guitarist who has satisfied a lot of students with his lessons. He offers one-on-one weekly guitar lessons from Monday to Saturday.
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UPDATE: There's now audio up at Washington Post Radio of Greenwell talking about this "growing trend." See below the jump for more on that.
In today's Metro section of The Washington Post, staff writer Megan Greenwell took a sympathetic look at liberal suburban dumpster divers who call themselves "freegans.":
Prince Frederick, Md teen Bryan Meadows "considers himself a 'freegan,'" Greenwell wrote, describing the term as "a
melding of the words 'free' and 'vegan'" because Meadows "tries not to
contribute to what he sees as the exploitation of land, resources and
animals wrought by commercial production."
Greenwell, a Berkeley, Calif. native, later dumped the quotation marks around "freegan" as she continued her story.
number of freegans in the D.C. region is anybody's guess, but the ranks
appear to be growing," Greenwell insisted, citing anecdotal evidence.
The Post writer also blamed "disillusionment with the Bush
administration's environmental policies" that have "pushed some young
people to everyday forms of protest."
Greenwell didn't just cite everyday bored left-leaning suburban teens.
She also turned to an editor from a liberal Christian magazine, Ryan
Beiler of Washington, D.C.
What the Columbia University graduate left unmentioned was that three months earlier, Beiler wrote a virtual how-to guide for his magazine entitled "The Tao of Dumpster Diving."
diving works best in pairs," Beiler advised readers of his May 2006
article. "One person climbs into the dumpster or stands on the side,
tossing aside bags of regular trash while searching for the mother lode
– bags full of overstocks discarded en masse."
On the aforementioned Washington Post Radio, Greenwell was asked "what's the coolest thing you found during your dumpster diving expeditions?"
Her reply: "Oh gosh, well, I'm a sucker for dark chocolate and I watched one guy pull out three tubs of dark chocolate-covered ginger at Trader Joe's..."
She did, however, admit to host Sam Litzinger that she did not partake of the plentiful bounty that the "freegans" she accompanied enjoyed.


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