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First, bubonic (rhymes with pneumonic but is altogether different) is a local infection sequestered in a lymph node.
The bubonic plague of the 1340s was often blamed on Jews by the Ahmadinejads of the era.
The patient has been described by some reports as having "bubonic" plague and by others as having developed the "pneumonic" form.
At autopsy at San Lazaro morgue, the same day, bubonic plague was found to be present and the cause of her death.
But though on that evening a basso did bleat, it may be that he was not bubonic.
bubonic plague, one of the most dreaded of all infectious diseases, is carried to man by fleas from rats.
Shanghai, as I write this, is just recovering from a bubonic plague scare.
Well, it's equally certain that there is bubonic plague here.
At this place a report of bubonic plague, in Brazil, reached us.
He had no wish for the concert, no wish to hear Berlinese trulls and bubonic bassi bleat.
"characterized by swelling in the groin," by 1795, from Latin bubo (genitive bubonis) "swelling of lymph glands" (in the groin), from Greek boubon "the groin; swelling in the groin" + -ic. Bubonic plague attested by 1827.
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Trunk light in ZX3/Hathbacks
Do first gen ZX3/ZX5/Hatchbacks not have a trunk light?
You know, the light you use to see things, in the trunk. [rofl]
I don't see one in mine, and its kind of bothering me.
There may already be a thread on this, but I didn't see it.
Its bothering me quite a lot, the whole not being able to see things in the trunk when I'm loading up my gear at night.
Thank you Foci-wisemen. [pray]
My '04 SVT has one. It is part of the subwoofer "carpet" cover.
If you don't have a sub, you still have a hatch light. It is on the left side, you will notice a light on the carpet wall, it is prolly burned out.
You could always light up your hatch like this!!!
It's under the left side plastic trim pieces that hold the cargo cover.
Its very dull even when its working, I ended up running a set of led strips on the underside of both of the hard plastic hatch cover portions, much better. Cant see the strips but they provide lots more light.
Yeah, I found it this morning.
I don't see how that could possibly be of any use to anyone.
rambleon, How did you run the LED strips? Wire it into the existing light? And would you happen to have pictures?!
And if anyone else has lighting solutions, let me know.
I really want something back there.
A number of us have run led strips or blocks. The leds have just 2 wires so you can just splice into the 2 wires of the hatch light. Then just attach the led block/strip to the underside of where the cargo cover sits so its out of sight. You can even then run a wire from there to the other side and have lights on both sides and tuck the wire out of view behind the plastic I interior panels.
Yeah! I'm actually in the process of ordering a blue LED light kit from a fellow off of here, VonKrause I think is his name.
Looks pretty easy to install and provides a TON of light.
Vonkrause is one of our local members here lol. You should be happy with it. The blue does put a lot of light.
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HTC will no doubt appeal this ruling, but unless it can convince the judge that it is likely to emerge victorious with its appeal, Nokia will have a chance to block the sale of all of these HTC devices, including forcing a recall from resellers. But in order to protect HTC in case it does win on the appellate level, Nokia will have to post a bond of 400 million EUR ($550 million USD).
Considering that we are talking about the possibility of a permanent, not a preliminary injunction here, there is a lot at stake for HTC. In fact, the patent involved covers something that is on almost every Android model. Nokia is allegedly in the midst of negotiations with Google owned Motorola, to license the patent. HTC, meanwhile, is challenging the validity of Nokia's patent before the Federal Patent Court of Germany.
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All Dutch companies and other organizations involved in economic transactions in the country are listed in the Companies Register. The following information is available for consultation with the Trade Register in Holland:
Additionally, one can also find information on the economic situations of companies, such as bankruptcy. According to the Dutch Commercial Law, the Chamber of Commerce is required to register this information with the Trade Register in order to have an updated situation on all companies registered and their status in the county at any moment.
When opening a company in the Netherlands, the following documents must be submitted with the Companies Register:
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Rocker Noise?
There's some noise coming from the passenger valve cover (6th or 8th cylinder?) Someone told me it might be a loose rocker arm.
How can I determine if that's what it is? And if it happens to be this, how can I fix it?
I know they are roller tip rockers, but I don't know the specs.
if you do it with the engine off you have to have the manual to tell you if the 0 degree mark is suppost to be at #1 or #6 for whatever valve intake or exhaust you adjust.-the crank spins twice for every time the cam does- when you get all the play out of it give it 360 degrees more (one full turn. this way is straight out of the manual just follow the directions and you can't go wrong, thats how we did mine and i never had to re-adjust them with the motor running. if you like oil squirting all over you, the engine bay and esp the hot headers(if you don't lay an old blanket over them) you can adjust them with the motor running. i find the loose one and tighten it till it stops tapping and give it 1/2 a full revolution more. they sell little doo-dads that snap on the rocker to keep the squirting down if you can find them. if it was tight before and became loose you should find a new nut or double nut the existing one so it doesn't back off again.
this aint really something you ought try for the first time by yourself i gotta tell you. but you should have no probs doing it by the book
Thanks for the reply.
If you think the job might be a bit tough for a rookie like me, I'll take your word for it! I get frustrated very easily. Something I'll have to get over!
Is it a mechanical or hydraulic cam? I know you say the engine has been built up.
If it is mechanical, you need to set the lash cold and then again once warmed up. Hydraulic, you can do a static lash setup and then a running setup.
A trick is to put the timing light on the cylinder you are concerned with while running and the quick flashing will let you "see" if there are any defects, i.e. a broken valve spring, bad rocker, etc.
Do you have aluminum roller rockers or stamped roller tips?
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In a word, I don't know!
I've never actually taken the valve covers off to look at the rockers. I was told they are roller tip rockers. Thats all I know about that.
They are hydraulic lifters, if thats what you meant about the cam. All I know about the cam is that it is "big."
Lots of unknowns here. But I haven't been disappointed with the amount of power this thing has. (or maybe its just because its such a light car)
Sounds like you just need to perform a lash adjustment. You can either do it cold, as has been suggested or while the engine is running.I would definitely find a set of those oil splash stoppers or utilize an an old rocker cover with the top center cut out to control the oil spray.
If the noise is still there after the adjustment, there is a mechanical defect.
hey Kult, thanks, now i know what i can do with my timing light!!!
Hey bullheimer:
I know I said I'm chicken to do this myself, but just suppose...
Is the danger that I would **** somethin' up? Or is it that I might get frustrated? (probably both!)
In any case, would you mind going through your directions one more time? so a layman like me can understand?
put 1 quart of Atomatic transmisson fliudin where your oil goes....that should stop th problem...if that dont work...get some specail cleaning agent that that is design to fix that problem....
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Deficiency thread/sticky?
I was wondering if there is a thread/sticky on all of the plant nutrient deficiencies?
The reason I ask is because it would be nice to have as a good reference to look at to find what nutrient deficiency my tank has when looking at my plants.
I second this. I'm new-ish to the hobby and it's hard to find pinpoint which nutrient my plants are deficient of. Plus, it could filter out all of the threads that would have been started if there wasn't a sticky.
I third this, especially with all the threads about holes in plants that pop up. Would also be helpful for newer people and the like.
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A lot of it is actually having gone through it a few times and knowing yourself specific to the plant species and issue. No chart is going to summarize that experience very well over 400+ species, they behave differently. No way around that.
Google search:
The chart suggest CO2 1st and suggest 30 ppm is optimal, it is NOT optimal.
CO2 optima will vary tank to tank for many reasons.
I believe that other plant site has pictures of specific plants with know deficiencies. Not sure how much that might help. If the charts don't work for you, the best way to find out what's happening is to ask right here. :)
Ok I'll check that out thanks.
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If winning a Cricket World Cup was an art, it's safe to say Australia has perfected it, securing its fifth title with a seven-wicket victory against New Zealand.
There are some moments in Cricket World Cup history that stay with you long after the trophy is lifted. It could be a brilliant spell of bowling, a batsman breaking a record or even a team achieving a memorable triumph.
The ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 provided many moments that were both heart-warming and heart-stopping. Not all of them featured in a winning cause, but the efforts were most definitely applause-worthy.
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India: Sixth straight win against Pakistan in Cricket World Cup
After losing to Australia in the Test series and failing to reach the final of the tri-series involving Australia and England, India wasn't expected to hit the high notes in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. Doubts were raised as to whether it would be able to maintain its spotless record against Pakistan in Cricket World Cups. But all this suited India just fine. In front of a boisterous crowd at the Adelaide Oval, Virat Kohli smacked 107 – becoming the first centurion in an India v Pakistan contest at a Cricket World Cup – helping India reach a formidable 300 for 7, with contributions from Suresh Raina (74) and Shikhar Dhawan (73). India's bowlers then struck at regular intervals, never letting Pakistan make a fist of the chase. Mohammed Shami starred with 4 for 35 as India bowled out Pakistan for 224 to make it 6-0 in the head-to-head battle between the two sides.
Ireland: Begins tournament in style with four-wicket win v the West Indies
For quite some time, Ireland has been punching above its weight, but the manner in which it chased down 305 against the West Indies, it was clear that it meant business. The West Indies was teetering at 93 for 5 at the halfway mark, but recovered to post 304. But chasing a tall score didn't spook Ireland one bit. William Porterfield and Paul Stirling got the side off to a brisk start, using the pace of the West Indies bowlers to its advantage. Stirling shone the brightest and though he fell eight short of a hundred, the damage had been done. When Ed Joyce (84) and Niall O'Brien (79 not out) took over, the third-wicket stand of 96 came off only 11.3 overs. Niall then steered Ireland across the line with 25 balls to spare, making a strong opening statement to the rest of the teams.
England: Ali's hundred, record England opening partnership with Bell v Scotland
After two losses on the trot, England was itching to open its account in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, and against Scotland in Christchurch, Moeen Ali's 107-ball 128 helped the side seal a 119-run victory. Ali took control in a 172-run opening partnership with Ian Bell, a Cricket World Cup record for England, overtaking the 158 forged by Dennis Amiss and Barry Wood against East Africa at Edgbaston in the first Cricket World Cup in 1975. Ali called the shots early on, hitting 14 runs in the fourth over and reaching his half-century in the 13th over. He then reached his century off 90 balls, providing a fantastic platform for the remaining batsmen to capitalise on. Ali the batsman had done his job, but that he also managed to pick up two wickets during Scotland's chase was the icing on the cake.
The West Indies: Gayle's double-hundred v Zimbabwe
Questions regarding Chris Gayle's future were raised after the West Indies' loss to Ireland, but he silenced the critics with a swashbuckling 215 off just 147 balls against Zimbabwe. After the loss of Dwayne Smith early on, Gayle and Marlon Samuels began to rebuild. With the West Indies at 165 for no loss after 35 overs, Gayle brought up his first ODI hundred in nearly two years. But that was just the calm before the Gaylestorm. All hell broke loose once the batting powerplay was taken; Gayle carted Zimbabwe's bowlers all over the park to score his next 100 runs off just 33 deliveries. In the process, several records were achieved, with Gayle hitting the highest Cricket World Cup score then, the first ODI double-hundred by a non-India player, the joint highest number of sixes by a player in an innings (16) and being involved in the highest ODI partnership (372).
UAE: Anwar wins hearts with century v Ireland
United Arab Emirates' Shaiman Anwar was in excellent form during ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 with three 50-plus scores, but his best – a 79-ball century – came against Ireland in Brisbane. At 131 for 6 in the 35th over, UAE looked like it would be bundled out for a low total, but Anwar had other plans. After scoring a quiet 28, Anwar switched gears effortlessly in the batting powerplay that followed. Smashing ten fours and one six, he carved 106 off just 83 balls, his second ODI hundred, to lift UAE to 278. In the process, Anwar was involved in a Cricket World Cup-record seventh-wicket partnership with Amjad Javed, 107 in 11.5 overs. Ireland won by two wickets, but Anwar's fearless batting would have endeared him to many fans.
Afghanistan: First Cricket World Cup win
In one of the most dramatic games of ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, Afghanistan pulled off a historic one-wicket win against Scotland, much to the joy of the Afghanistan fans watching in the stadium and back home. After restricting Scotland to 210 in Dunedin, Afghanistan looked well on its way to a win at 85 for 2, but Javed Ahmadi's dismissal for 51 triggered a collapse, leaving the team reeling at 97 for 7. Still, Afghanistan refused to throw in the towel, Samiullah Shenwari showing nerves of steel with a patient 96 to keep the side in the hunt. There was another twist in the tale when he fell with 19 runs still needed, but Shapoor Zadran kept his composure, finishing off with a four to seal Afghanistan's first Cricket World Cup win.
Scotland: Coetzer posts highest-ever score by Associate player in Cricket World Cup
Although Scotland lost to Bangladesh, there was a silver lining: Kyle Coetzer's 156, the highest-ever score by an Associate player in Cricket World Cup history. Coetzer's performance wasn't too surprising considering that he was the leading run-getter with 333 runs in six games during the ICC Cricket World Cup Associate Warm-up Matches held in September-October 2014 and his knock of 71 against England in ICC Cricket World Cup 2015. Coetzer reached the landmark against Bangladesh, becoming Scotland's first Cricket World Cup centurion, helping the side post 318 for 8. Bangladesh overhauled the target, but Coetzer made an indelible mark on the tournament.
Bangladesh: First time qualifying for Cricket World Cup quarter-final
Bangladesh fans are a loyal lot. Even a loss early on in the tournament to Sri Lanka did little to dampen their enthusiasm. And Mashrafe Mortaza's men repaid the faith with a sensational 15-run win against England, qualifying for the quarter-final of a Cricket World Cup for the first time. It was a collective effort that knocked England out of the tournament. It started with Mahmudullah hitting a brilliant 103 and Mushfiqur Rahim chipping in with 89, and ended with Rubel Hossain grabbing 4 for 53 and 19-year-old Taskin Ahmed taking two wickets, including that of the dangerous Jos Buttler for 65. Captain Mashrafe Mortaza even put his body on the line, completing his quota of ten overs despite a calf injury. The most heartening aspect of the win was that Bangladesh's pace bowlers accounted for eight of the England wickets, proving to the world that spin wasn't its only strength.
Sri Lanka: Sangakkara hits record four consecutive hundreds
When Kumar Sangakkara announced that he would retire from ODIs after ICC Cricket World Cup 2015, the biggest sigh of relief would have come from the opposition bowlers. Sangakkara, who finished the tournament as the second-highest run-scorer with 541 runs from seven games, created history when he became the first and only batsman to score four consecutive hundreds in ODIs. 105 not out against Bangladesh was followed by 117 not out against England. He continued in the same vein against Australia with 104. And then just when most everyone thought the law of averages would have caught up with him, he hit 124 against Scotland at Bellerive Oval as Sri Lanka won by a handsome 148-run margin. At 37, Sangakkara was like fine wine, simply getting better with age.
Zimbabwe: Taylor's hundred in last game for Zimbabwe
The match against India was Brendan Taylor's swansong for his country, and he made sure he went out with a bang. Zimbabwe's score read 33 for 3 after 10 overs, but if Taylor felt the pressure when he made his way to the crease, he hid it remarkably well. Forging a 93-run stand with Sean Williams and a 109-run stand with Craig Ervine, Taylor deftly dealt with Indian bowlers, who had otherwise troubled every batting line-up during its previous games. He reached his century with a six over third man to become the first Zimbabwe batsman to score consecutive hundreds in a Cricket World Cup. He also dispatched R Ashwin for 25 runs in the 41st over before finally departing for 138 off 110 deliveries. The knock went in vain as India managed a six-wicket win, but Taylor – who finished ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 as the fourth-highest run getter with 433 runs in six games – could walk off with his head held high.
South Africa: First win in Cricket World Cup knockout game
The question on everyone's lips ahead of the South Africa v Sri Lanka quarter-final was whether AB de Villiers's men could handle the pressure of a Cricket World Cup knockout game, having stumbled in previous editions of the tournament at that stage. The answer, it turned out, was an emphatic yes. After being asked to field, South Africa reduced Sri Lanka to 69 for 3 and marched forward in ruthless fashion. JP Duminy's hat-trick in the 35th over further hurt Sri Lanka and the side eventually was bowled out for 133. While Hashim Amla held up one end, Quinton de Kock blazed away at the other with a 57-ball 78. The chase appeared to be a stroll in the park for South Africa who overhauled the target in 18 overs to storm into the semi-final.
Pakistan: Riaz's spell v Australia in Quarter-final
After setting Australia a target of 214 in the quarter-final, Pakistan needed an inspired performance from its bowlers to defeat Michael Clarke's men on home turf. And Wahab Riaz was more than happy to oblige. He followed up the wicket of David Warner (24) with a well-directed bouncer to have Michael Clarke caught at forward short leg for 8. In walked a nervous Shane Watson. The next four overs was pace bowling at its hostile best. Riaz was all over Watson, banging in short ball after short ball, before he got him to make a wild heave towards deep fine leg. The catch was muffed by Rahat Ali and the moment passed, but Riaz's menacing spell left the cricket community oohing and aahing in wonderment.
New Zealand: First time in Cricket World Cup final after seven attempts
Six semi-finals, six losses. New Zealand had never progressed further in a Cricket World Cup. However, Grant Elliott (84 not out off 73 balls) was no history buff; that much was clear from what transpired on that fateful day in the semi-final at Eden Park. With five needed off two balls – technically a four would suffice as New Zealand finished higher in the group stage in comparison to South Africa – against Dale Steyn, Elliot sent the ball soaring into the crowd for a six to seal an extraordinary four-wicket win in a rain-interrupted game. But just as one nation erupted in joy, AB de Villiers's men sank to their knees and tears flowed freely. Yet the man of the moment – who, ironically enough, was born in Johannesburg – had the equanimity to reach out to Steyn, a gesture that both warmed hearts and proved cricket was still a gentleman's game.
Australia: Winning fifth Cricket World Cup title
If winning a Cricket World Cup was an art, it's safe to say Australia has perfected it, securing its fifth title with a seven-wicket victory against New Zealand. The Melbourne Cricket Ground let out a deafening roar when Mitchell Starc dismissed Brendon McCullum for a duck, and there was no looking back after that as Australia bowled New Zealand out for 183. Michael Clarke, who had announced ahead of the final that he would be hanging up his boots in the One-Day Internationals after the tournament, bowed out with a 72-ball 74 before Steve Smith applied the finishing touches to secure the country's first Cricket World Cup on home soil. What made the win all the more special was that it was dedicated to Phillip Hughes, who passed away in November. It was indeed the glimmer of light at the end of a long, dark tunnel for Clarke and his troops.


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Re: Re: Mathematica 5 and Windows XP
Our group runs 4.0, 4.1, 5.0, 5.1 on WinXP (about 10 users). All of us get occasional crashes, usually when running huge notebooks (i.e. thousands of lines and many 'MB' of variables). Only affects Mathematica itself though, not other applications. As with all software: save often. I won't get into any religious wars over Linux, WinXP or Mac - our experience of Mathematica on these platforms is that Mathematica runs kind of the same on all of them - no more crashes on one rather than another.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Murray Eisenberg [mailto:murray at math.umass.edu]
To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
> Sent: 24 February 2005 08:21
> To: mathgroup at smc.vnet.net
> Subject: [mg54639] [mg54611] Re: [mg54563] Mathematica 5 and Windows XP
> Under Windows XP Professional SP2, I routinely run Mathematica 5.1
> concurrently with many other programs, including: NetObjects Fusion,
> WS_FTP Pro, WinEdt, Firefox, Thunderbird, Excel 2003. It
> doesn't crash
> on me.
> Skirmantas wrote:
> > I suspect Mathematica 5 was the culprit of two nasty Windows XP
> > crashes I have experienced during the past four months. In
> the second
> > one, Internet Explorer (which was running when Mathematica's kernel
> > crashed) got hopelessly corrupted. I'm not 100% sure it's
> Mathematica,
> > but it is my prime suspect. Even if it is Mathematica, I'm ready to
> > forgive it because it is such a great piece of software otherwise.
> > However, it would it interesting to know when Mathematica
> is known to
> > crash and what can be done to avoid destabilizing Windows (which is
> > NOT a great piece of software). After the second crash, my rule is
> > this: don't run anything else when Mathematica is working.
> >
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The Joy of Discovering You
Posted on | February 28, 2012 | Comments Off on The Joy of Discovering You
So I start trying out this poetry thing on twitter a couple of months ago and almost immediately it captures me for it is so much like painting by which I mean its ability to express all those wordless things that are what is true and meaningful and significant and to which the normal, humdrum background noise of conversation and prose can only communicate if both you and the other possess or are possessed by more than a modicum of mutual empathy or telepathy or a kind of vibrational resonance and passion for essential concepts so that my faltering attempts become a journal not only of my attempts to grasp this form framed by 140 characters, just as my paintings must always be infinitely compressed in a frame too small for the endless spirit that braids itself, it seems, into every thought and sense so that no matter what form of expression you use, whether it is a poetic structure, or paint on canvas, they are all always too small anyway.
In my recent awakening to a greater sense that transcendence is viable I discover this new way of packaging great gulps of information, translated glimpses of a beauty so massive it weighs as much as the world, or the galaxy with all the stars and the dark matter attached and somehow I discover you in my twitter stream, the equally massive beauty of those words which take me joyfully weeping out of mere mind for glorious timeless instants and I am led to buying the first book of poetry I've acquired in ten or fifteen years there there I discover a poet interview speaking to the very issues consuming me like a recursive timeslip paradox where the questions, or some of the many questions that I am exploring today are addressed in that gone past time unreachable except by the ink that then captured her thoughts and survived to be discovered by the accident of my assiduous pursuit to embrace a larger comprehension of my own process there in a book buried in a secondhand bin.
I am a quarter of the way through the book and I see this dark askance glanced portrait which, like your poetry speaks to so much more than a simple image of a person, capturing an entire realm of thought and consideration and I think it must be a tenuous thread of paper and ink stretching across time and slyly slipping into my consciousness, powering my awareness in the midst of many other poems in the book I thought unnecessarily obtuse, that percentage of the book, like the larger percentage of all books which, in reflecting the cosmos is perforce more dark matter than not was a bright star speaking of a constellation of experience and because I am ever in that place where I don't know, or at least I don't know much although the inextricability of content to context rings a cogent bell yet even with a gun to my head, that ultimate choice enforcer I still have trouble with the whole concept of a favorite thing I love every color on my palette indiscriminately and to address it as a constellation rather than the common tapestry allusion which for all its threads and complex weaving forms a tight coherent order and that flies in the face of my own perception where you draw your own lines from stellar points in your life and create images of mythic import of heroic dimensions which some part of that I inportunately now apply to you, a stranger, that you now partake of in some part of my own consciousness and which relegates you to an arms-length existence from my regard as heroes do though the continent between us is a more practical impediment.
I do not know if this stream of consciousness first into the rules for such things, which rules I am in any case unaware of and don't really know if there even are any but I am nonetheless grateful to you who unaware inspired it even though I am generally an advocate of a plainer and more accessible speaking but it is an enjoyable context for content that would have a much different sense if expressed otherwise and I hope it is amusing and useful and in some way beneficial at some level of consciousness even if you might read it dutifully just because it was written for you, if not specifically then just because you are the audience but don't worry about taking it too seriously as it is really just a way of saying thank you out of the joy of discovering you.
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Generalstab des Heeres [German General Staff]; Berlin, 1942
Following the Battle of Britain in the late summer and autumn of 1940, the Germans postponed their plans for an immediate invasion of Britain along the South Coast. However, the German High Command continued to put together detailed secret information for any future invasion and occupation of Britain. Included in these preparations was the German set of 4 large-scale, 1:10000 (about 6 inches to the mile), street plans of Oldham, each approximately 20 x 28 inches, 51 x 72 cms, folded as issued. These detailed maps, showing individual buildings and houses, were based on British 1930s Ordnance Survey material, adapted and reprinted in WW2 Berlin for military operational purposes. Areas of strategic importance, or potential targets for ground or air attack, were identified and marked with coloured symbols with key additional information in German provided in the margins. In very good unmarked condition, with the slightest touch of wear in some of the folds. Of immense local interest to the area, these rare street plans were issued in Berlin in 1941/42 in the German's major wartime planning work Militargeographische Einzelangaben uber England(Military/geographical Single Targets across England).
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LONG BEACH-Approximately 60 minutes before Friday night's home game against North Carolina, Long Beach State head coach Dan Monson was sitting in a locker room just off the Walter Pyramid court. Matter-of-factly, he said what he expected to unfold as the Tar Heels became the first Atlantic Coast Conference team to ever play at Long Beach:
"This will be the best environment in the history of this school."
What did that mean? It meant students had been camped out since 8 a.m. on Thursday. It meant extra bleachers were brought in to contain a crowd that eventually swelled to 6,912, the largest in Walter Pyramid history. It meant Clipper Darrell was on hand in a half-yellow, half-black suit, taking the microphone at every timeout to fire up the crowd.
"Let's show North Carolina whose building this is," Clipper Darrell howled during the game's early minutes, as the homestanding 49ers fed off the atmosphere and eventually built a six-point lead. Long Beach had experienced a tough week, dropping a stinker at Southern Cal on Tuesday, but you could feel the crowd lifting them.
Late in the first half, you could sense the belief from the student section-where they believe everything, all the time, everywhere-starting to infect the rest of the crowd. It wasn't just Clipper Darrell and a few diehard students anymore. Fans in the front row were high-fiving.
There was absolutely no way to know how Carolina might respond. They didn't know. Roy Williams didn't really know. Kenny Smith, sitting in the stands behind the Tar Heel bench, didn't know.
That's when something entirely unexpected happened: the young Tar Heels responded exactly the way you would hope they might. First, they made a subtle little push at the end of the first half. Offensive rebounds from James Michael McAdoo and Brice Johnson cut into that six-point deficit, and then a Johnson dunk cut it to 32-31.
With the chance to take the lead right before halftime on an inbounds pass under the Carolina basket, Marcus Paige showed maturity and patience when the original call-a lob to McAdoo-wasn't available. He didn't try to force it. He just waited an extra beat and found Johnson for a layup, and a 33-32 halftime lead.
All that emotion, all that Clipper Darrell, all that atmosphere...and Carolina still had a one-point lead. In hindsight, this should have been a very good sign.
Williams challenged his team-which had shot just 3-of-13 from the three-point line and 31.7% from the field overall-at halftime.
"Be tough enough to knock down those shots," he told his shooters. "Don't just shoot them. Be tough enough to make them."
Suddenly, they were. It happened with very little warning. The Tar Heels played solidly in the early minutes of the second half, and then-it happened. In the first two games of the season, 80 full minutes of basketball, Carolina had made six three-pointers. In two minutes and eight seconds of the second half at Long Beach State, the Tar Heels made four. Reggie Bullock hit one. Leslie McDonald hit one. P.J. Hairston hit two. It was like finding a $20 bill in your pocket right before you throw your clothes in the wash. Hey, where did that come from?
"It was just getting in a rhythm," Hairston said. "Once I hit the first one, I felt really good. We knew that we had to hit the shots, and that's finally what we did."
Even the best environment in Long Beach State history was no match for this sudden offensive awakening. Clipper Darrell still tried. "North Carolina cannot be in this building," he barked during a timeout with nine minutes left and the 49ers trailing by 16.
But suddenly, you could barely hear Clipper Darrell. That's because at the tops of the bleachers, in the portable seats built to hold the fans who wanted to see this game and this game only, pockets of Tar Heel fans were roaring.
"Tar!" yelled the fans on one side of the court.
"Heels!" answered the fans on the other. It was 2,532 miles from the Smith Center, and it sounded like a home game.
"Long Beach State!" Clipper Darrell bellowed into his microphone, but it didn't matter, because play resumed and the Carolina fans were still carrying the noise.
This is part of learning to be a Tar Heel basketball player. You have to know that every arena you play in will probably be full, and it will probably have lots of fans screaming at you. But it will also have something else: more fans than you expect screaming for you, because they live far from home and this is their one chance to see their team. Carolina has seen it everywhere during the Williams era--Tallahassee, Reno, Las Vegas, Saint Louis...and now Long Beach. For them, this is not just a stop on the way to Maui. This is an event.
The final blow was provided by, fittingly, a freshman. The Tar Heels had a scattered possession with five minutes remaining. Long Beach State was making its final push, and had cut their deficit to 10. Dexter Strickland and Desmond Hubert fumbled the ball, the shot clock was nearly drained, and the ball suddenly found Paige on the left wing. Miss this shot, and the 49ers would be on the fast break with an opportunity to make it a single-digit game. It was a big shot. Paige never hesitated in taking it, and in watching it settle gently into the bottom of the net.
"The shot clock was getting low, because we had a bunch of bobbled passes," he said. "Our offense was a little out of sync. I ended up wide open, and Coach likes wide open shots. Late in the shot clock, if you're open, you have to take it with confidence."
On the road, in front of a hungry crowd, with the momentum of the game tilting on the fulcrum of his shot, Paige didn't just take the shot. He took it with confidence. Swish, 12-point lead, ballgame.
Suddenly, Carolina looked like a team that had done this before, even if they hadn't. With a minute left and the teams waiting for play to resume, there was Joel James telling Strickland he was about to take the ball the length of the court for a dunk.
He didn't. But it was an otherwise successful evening for the big man-and for the Tar Heels.
"That was a very hostile crowd," James said. "That was my first time ever experiencing anything like that, to be a freshman and hear those fans screaming at you. To be honest with you, I was a little timid. Once you get in the locker room at halftime and hear Coach screaming, you realize you have to wake up and play basketball."
That's exactly the realization you want James and his classmates to have in Long Beach and not in Blacksburg or College Park or Clemson.
Thirty minutes after the game, they began to turn off the lights at the Walter Pyramid. There, sitting on the steps in one corner of the arena, white hat slightly askew, was Clipper Darrell. His head was in his hands and he looked exhausted. He had shouted. He had done the gangnam style dance. He had shaved a Long Beach logo into the back of his head. He had done everything one superfan could do.
This time, though, it was the Tar Heels who did something that might've been a little unexpected: they did more.
Adam Lucas is the publisher of Tar Heel Monthly and the author or co-author of seven books on the Tar Heels.


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TAMPA - University of South Florida head volleyball coach Claire Lessinger has decided to resign from her current position due to an illness in her family, USF Director of Intercollegiate Athletics Doug Woolard announced on Wednesday. Lessinger's mother was recently diagnosed with cancer and Lessinger determined that spending more time with her family was most important, setting July 15th as her last day as head coach. A national search for Lessinger's successor will begin immediately.
"Our thoughts are with Claire and her family during this difficult time," Woolard said. "We'll provide whatever support we can for her moving forward. As a coach, Claire has been an asset to the department both as an assistant coach and as the head volleyball coach for the last eight years. Her teams were consistently competitive on the court and have remained one of our top performing programs in the classroom. Claire's passion both for USF and the volleyball program have been evident and that energy will be missed."
Lessinger just completed her 13th season with the USF volleyball program, including the past eight years as head coach. Since transitioning from assistant coach to head coach in 2004, she has helped transform the program, appearing in the conference tournament in four of the last five seasons, including third-place finishes in 2007 and '09.
"I'm extremely proud of what we've accomplished during my time at USF," Lessinger stated. "As much as I love the coaches, student-athletes and staff here, my family is the most important thing to me, and right now, I need to be with them. I've been lucky to work with one of the best staffs in the country, a committed group of young women and an administration that has fully supported our program. That combination has helped get this program back on the right track. I'm so grateful to have had the opportunity to be a Bull since 1999 and I look forward to seeing this program continue to grow and compete."
Lessinger is well-known throughout the volleyball community and is currently serving as the Vice President of the BIG EAST Coaches Association and as Chair of the American Volleyball Coaches' Association (AVCA) All-Region Committee. Lessinger just completed her first year with the AVCA All-American Committee. She also votes in the Top 25 Coaches Poll and has served on the AVCA Coaches 4 Coaches Committee.
A native of the Tampa Bay area, Lessinger played volleyball at the University of Florida from 1993-97 and helped lead the Gators to five consecutive SEC titles and three trips to the Final Four. She graduated from Florida in 1997 with a degree in exercise and sports science with a concentration in sports management and spent one year as an assistant coach at Boston College (1998) prior to joining the USF staff.


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hi im just wondering my now husband and i were not married when our son was born he has my maiden name and no father on his birth certificate,, how can i change his last name and add his father to the birth certificate? we now live in indiana, my son is almost 5 years old now, thank you for all your answers and help
You can call your local child support enforcement agency for a paternity acknowledgement form and it can be done that way. Both parents need to sign this form and sign in front of a notary. Be sure to have photo id with you as well.
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I'd be surprised if the child support agency is the way to go in Indiana. particularrly since you are now married I would assume there's no order in place.
It is likely you will need a DNA test to confirm paternity. Then check with the dept that handles birth certificates about the way to make a correction.


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Hey all-
I've had a couple of issues with my Holley for quite some time now, and have really just now gotten around to addressing them. Being that its cold out this way, I'd like to be able to use my (Manual) choke, but it's never given me anything but grief. At a certain point it the linkage travel, it will raise idle and and keep me from having to feather the motor, but it will still die if I try to put it in gear. Any more travel and the motor just loads up, lots of black smoke and chokes itself out. So my only solution is to sit there feathering the thing for probably a good 5-10 minutes until it wants to run.
I have a relatively big cam, 280h comps in a 383. I wonder if I'm dropping so much vacuum that the power valve is dumping during choke? I just rebuilt the carb, so everything is nice and fresh. Really didn't even need it, but this problem has preceded the rebuild.
The other minor issue is that there is a tiny fuel leak which I think is coming from the rear bowl. It doesn't leak while the car is running, but after its off and sits for 30 min to an hour, a very small pool of gas builds up on the passenger side intake, right under the choke linkage. The leak is so slight its almost impossible to trace. The carb gasket is moist only from the point of the leak or so to the back of the carb, not on the front, which makes me think it must be coming from the rear bowl.
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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post8017802772102753337..comments2017-05-25T22:05:24.132-04:00Comments on The TSA Blog: And Now, a Word from Our Lawyers…email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-1682108429125465512012-04-14T11:44:12.575-04:002012-04-14T11:44:12.575-04:00What I want to understand is the "Premier or ...What I want to understand is the "Premier or First Class Passenger" lanes. Do these individuals pay more to the federal government for this service, and if so, why is it only offered to them.

If, on the other hand, the airlines are selling "premium access" to government services, then there should be an investigation as to why private companies are able to accept firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-49512344901119893612011-12-13T00:55:50.253-05:002011-12-13T00:55:50.253-05:00I'm retired police. I can tell you this. I hav...I'm retired police. I can tell you this. I have no problem with private security screening me on private property to enter a private location. When the federal government interjects itsself between me and a private business,(airline) I can only view it as unconstitutional. I am not beyond arresting a screener and or their supervisors for violating state laws such as false imprisonment or email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-33487010071698598062011-08-30T22:37:40.581-04:002011-08-30T22:37:40.581-04:00What part of "The right of the people to be ...What part of

"The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by Oath or affirmation, and particularly describing the place to be searched, and the persons or things to be seized."

does the TSA and email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-14335923122737923012011-08-18T19:02:08.719-04:002011-08-18T19:02:08.719-04:00Retaliation does happen. It may not be "polic...Retaliation does happen. It may not be "policy" but it exists. it differs from person to person..jaihttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-69031278642382305102010-11-17T14:05:09.974-05:002010-11-17T14:05:09.974-05:00OK, I don't fly much so my interaction with th...OK, I don't fly much so my interaction with the TSO's is very small. In my experience, the smaller the airport the nicer the Agents. At FLL, the Agents are all surly and rude and look at me as just one more interruption to their day and as a criminal who just hasn't been caught yet and today is the day!

Contrast that to Albany New York where the Agents were all smiles email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-6584345961364661012009-03-10T17:09:00.000-04:002009-03-10T17:09:00.000-04:00The DEFINITION of voluntary:vol·un·tar·y /ˈvɒlənˌt...The DEFINITION of voluntary:

vol·un·tar·y /ˈvɒlənˌtɛri/
–adjective
1.done, made, brought about, undertaken, etc., of one's own accord or by free choice: a voluntary contribution.
2.of, pertaining to, or acting in accord with the will: voluntary cooperation.
3.of, pertaining to, or depending on voluntary action: voluntary hospitals.
4.Law.
a.acting or done without Painting Contractorshttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-29073869459244626252008-09-06T15:13:00.000-04:002008-09-06T15:13:00.000-04:002) If you don't agree with our policy then don't f...2) If you don't agree with our policy then don't fly.

I don't have a choice in the matter. My job requires that I travel by air. If I don't fly, I don't work. Consent under such circumstances is not voluntary, it's coerced. This is the standard TSA answer to complaints, but it rings hollow for me: I either surrender my First, Fourth, and Fifth Amendment rights, or I lose my job.
<BR/painterhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-47232153406517846332008-07-02T18:55:00.000-04:002008-07-02T18:55:00.000-04:00I think that TSA screener's have a "God Complex". ...I think that TSA screener's have a "God Complex". They pulled me aside because my Iphone had a wallpaper of a war movie? What the heck? Did they think the guns would pop out for me to use? Last I know, it's not illegal to have a movie post wallpaper on an iPhone.iPhone Modhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-73042608734951888112008-06-22T23:55:00.000-04:002008-06-22T23:55:00.000-04:00TSA in Denver is the most tedious experience to en...TSA in Denver is the most tedious experience to endure. One TSA agent on a recent special search inspection of my personal property indicated my laptop had "tested positive for explosives," and immediately became very verbally aggresive with me. When her supervisor arrived, he asked her what procedure she used, she responded that she had rubbed her swab 2x over my Dell Inspiron E1505, and it Elissa in firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-17230943110104271262008-06-11T11:30:00.000-04:002008-06-11T11:30:00.000-04:00I wish everyone would stop complaining about the T...I wish everyone would stop complaining about the TSA. They are yet another example of big government out of control. Stop electing politicians whose only answer to problems is tax, spend and regulate.The Vending Guyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-20397442399971713892008-05-19T19:24:00.000-04:002008-05-19T19:24:00.000-04:00Let me get this straight, for the recreational pot...Let me get this straight, for the recreational pot smoker, I mean fewer then three grams on a domestic flight. I could be arrested when found in checked firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-30725803905011082472008-03-30T14:00:00.000-04:002008-03-30T14:00:00.000-04:00I guess that Francine probably wears a paper bag o...I guess that Francine probably wears a paper bag over her head when she goes to work at TSA to keep people from knowing where she works. She is however, able to preserve what's left of her dignity, unlike some of those who've fallen prey to retaliatory screening firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-53477931173531617312008-03-25T21:31:00.000-04:002008-03-25T21:31:00.000-04:00ANSWEWR THE QUESTIONS.Sorry about posting in all c...ANSWEWR THE QUESTIONS.

Sorry about posting in all caps. Yelling might be the only thing they understand at this firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-77077217081406049142008-03-14T17:44:00.000-04:002008-03-14T17:44:00.000-04:00Questions keep piling up, but old blog entries are...Questions keep piling up, but old blog entries are ignored by the writers.Ayn R. Keyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-83846830944544220732008-03-14T17:32:00.000-04:002008-03-14T17:32:00.000-04:00Francine,What is the policy for reading printed ma...Francine,

What is the policy for reading printed material when doing a bag search? It would appear to me that a prohibited item is not ink on paper, so there is no justification in doing so. In fact, I would be concerned about vitiating the attorney-client privilege if those type of documents are firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-13128604064978472492008-03-14T00:29:00.000-04:002008-03-14T00:29:00.000-04:00" Anonymous said...If you buy a plane ticket and a..." Anonymous said...
If you buy a plane ticket and approach the security checkpoint in order to proceed through and board a plane, you are VOLUNTARILY submitting to the security search procedures. Regardless of whether or not you "FEEL" it is voluntary, by law, it is BY CONSENT that you are going through. Therefore, no search or seizure (of drugs or anything else) is out of bounds for TSA. email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-70386574819410105512008-03-11T22:15:00.000-04:002008-03-11T22:15:00.000-04:00Questions are piling up. We, the traveling public...Questions are piling up. We, the traveling public would like some answers firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-52199520952067885612008-03-11T00:47:00.000-04:002008-03-11T00:47:00.000-04:00Due to TSA policy and the all around pain flying h...Due to TSA policy and the all around pain flying has become, I had a very comfortable 15 hour drive to South Carolina on Saturday through the Emergency Level 3 blizzards in Ohio and Kentucky.

I got to keep my Constitutional rights, dignity and sanity all intact!

Oh, and I had an 'Exit Row' with plenty of legroom, exquisite food while on the road, excellent 'inflight email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-69005942026463387232008-03-07T00:48:00.000-05:002008-03-07T00:48:00.000-05:00I wonder what a lawyer would say to having a TSA a...I wonder what a lawyer would say to having a TSA agent endanger the life of a traveler who has a medical condition that requires special care. For example, I now read of a minor who was unduly exposed to harm by a screener that compromised sterile medical equipment (http://www.wftv.com/irresistible/15511359/detail.html).

Additionally, there is the very recent death of an infant (firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-46119822150004743772008-03-05T09:29:00.000-05:002008-03-05T09:29:00.000-05:00"And Now, a Word from Our Lawyers…" -- I think man..."And Now, a Word from Our Lawyers…" -- I think many of us are waiting (and waiting and waiting) for answers from TSA's firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-17562247829114676832008-03-04T19:59:00.000-05:002008-03-04T19:59:00.000-05:00David, nowhere on the report form is there a priva...David, nowhere on the report form is there a privacy act statement which is required by law when the report is filled out and a copy of the report along with your signed consent is required to be given to you.
 David Nelson said...

 ""Does the Privacy Act apply when TSA keeps a record of my personal information?

 If you are asked to provide your ID to TSA personnel email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-22594911663144584652008-03-04T16:14:00.000-05:002008-03-04T16:14:00.000-05:00Sooooo! What do you plan on doing when Montana and...Sooooo! What do you plan on doing when Montana and the other 4 states don't file an extension for the Real ID program? Will your Ticket checkers Make them SSSS Selectees? I live in Montana and don't have a passport. Can I use an Id that doesn't have the Real ID features. What ID can I use? I once flew and had no drivers license and they used my credit card and my social security card to let me Jack T. Ripperhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-457356313086078202008-03-04T14:15:00.000-05:002008-03-04T14:15:00.000-05:00Please explain this.http://www.naturalnews.com/022...Please explain this.

http://www.naturalnews.com/022737.htmlAyn R. Keyhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-19445874165391963942008-03-04T09:46:00.000-05:002008-03-04T09:46:00.000-05:00"Three work weeks is "extensive"? For this job?LOL..."Three work weeks is "extensive"? For this job?

LOL"

That's what Kippy firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-2336044328955501444.post-15198003476305450502008-03-03T22:52:00.000-05:002008-03-03T22:52:00.000-05:00"Could a TSA employee please post a link to the re..."Could a TSA employee please post a link to the regulation or policy that contains the definition of an acceptable form of identification?"

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Comfort food lovers, listen up: we've got a recipe for truffle macaroni that takes pasta and cheese to a whole new level. This velvety stove-top version, which includes three types of cheese and truffle butter, is the most umami-packed mac we've ever had. To find out all the tips for getting the texture just right - including our secret cheese for extra creaminess! - watch our video.


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Which of the Kmart Fab 15! Toys are on your child's wish list?
As part of the CafeMom Influencer Program for Kmart, we asked moms to check out the Kmart Fab 15! Toys and have their child write a letter to Santa.
Then, we asked them to redeem the $50 Kmart gift card we gave them at their local Kmart or on kmart.com.
Check out what our moms are saying about their child's wish list. Then, tell us which of the Kmart Fab 15! Toys on are your child's wish list this year.
My daughter would love the princess vanity. She loves Cinderella.Congrats Ladies!!
Quoting Kimberly954:
My daughter is 3 and i had to write her letter for her, although she dictated what she wanted. On the fab 15 like, i think the leapad is neat but she doesnt know what that is.
hmmm not sure why this is sideways :-( Here are my kids letters to santa.
Kalea (2)
Dear Santa, I have been very good today, I would like 1. Princess 2. Mickey Mouse 3. Minnie Mouse 4. Cinderella
Thank you, Kalea ( She helped me sign her name)
From Alex (3)
Dear Santa,
I have been very good, I would like
1. game for my iPad
2. Superheroes
3. Batteries for my flashlight
4. Piano
Thank you
(he wrote his name by himself)
His Ipad btw is the vtech innotab he got for his birthday. I thnk we will be getting him the Jake and the neverland pirates game =) It didn'y make his list but we are also talking about the castle from imaginext
thanks again Kmart and CM!
my duaghter would love anything monster high, apparently she doesn't have enough
my son wants the wrestling buddy & anykind of leapster or similar learning system
Quoting MamaBear2cubs:
Dear Santa,
My name is Gabriel and I am 4 years old. My Mommy said because I have been so good this year that you might be bringing me lots of nice new toys this Christmas! That sounds so great! Santa this year I really want the Imaginext Castle or The Master Moves Mickey! I would also love some new cars and movies to watch! Thank you so much!!!
I went last night to our local Kmart and got The Imaginext Eagle Talon Castle. I was immediately impressed that it unfolds to over 3 ft, and can be maneuvered into different layouts! It is a blast!!! Just playing with it in the box I was impressed,I can just imagine my son's face when the Eagle pops out and screetches at him. I was also very happy to see that for only $5 I could purchase a 1 year replacement package at the register! Very big thank you to Cafe mom and Kmart for allowing us to try such a wonderful toy!!!
This makes me wish my son was younger! He would have LOVED this castle. He used to be really into Imaginext toys and had a different big Imaginext castle, a jungle, pirate ships, the Batcave, tons of Imaginext. Ds and I both had fun playing with Imaginext. Hope your little guy loves his new toy!
After finding out about this influencer I sat down with ds (age 7) and looked at Kmarts Fab 15 toys. When I had looked at it by myself I noticed that ds didn't ask for any of these things on his orginal list. The only toy on his list were beyblades and the Monsuno thing looked similar to Beyblades. As soon as ds saw Air Hogs Hover Assault he wanted it. He loved that it could fly and be on the ground. He also loved the Dune Racer, but hey what kid wouldn't.
First of all, thank you Cafemom for choosing me for this influencer! My six year old daughter wrote her letter to Santa as you can see above. She is asking for the Fur Real Puppy, Leapad Tablet and the Holiday Barbie that is on the Kmart Top 15 list. She is also asking for a microphone because she loves to sing and a radio. Lastly, she is asking for an American Girl Doll. I will make another post once I have completed my shopping! Thanks again Cafemom.
I am so excited I was chosen to be part of this influencer program. Unfortunately, my computer is being a pain in my butt lately, and I can't post pics of their letters to Santa. But, I will tell you ladies what is on their lists.
Marie (age 9)
American Girl Doll (Marie-Grace)
Barbie Princess & Popstar singing Keira
Disney Apples To Apples
Hello Kitty iPod Case
Lite Brite
Lego Set
Madison (age 5)
Connect 4
Buzz Lightyear Alien Fishing Game
Swimming Ariel Doll
Princess Shoes
Minnie's Fashion On The Go
Lite Brite
Doll Set (highchair, play pen, etc)
Kitchen Set
Hair Styling Set
Ariel Dress Up
I couldn't wait to shop and headed to KMart the next morning! I bought both girls a Lite Brite! They've been wanting one all year and now, they each get their own! I loved mine as a child and can't wait to see their faces Christmas morning!
They did look through the KMart Fab 15 and picked a few things I may just have to add to the list! LOL..
For Marie...Furby, Monster High Roller Maze, Bouncy
For Madison...Furby, Bouncy, Imaginext Castle
Oh...I so wish I could post pics! Darn computer! LOL
Thank you so much KMart and Cafemom for allowing me to participate! :)
Cole, 7, writing his Christmas list! He wants Legos, Imaginext, and an assortment of other toys, of course.


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Hope the show hasn't been canceled from the FX Network.
Shaun Bloodworth
Stave final cut -
STAVE final cut from shaun bloodworth on Vimeo.
Sonar 2012 -
Shaun Bloodworth - Sonar 12 from Electronic Supper Club on Vimeo.
The track is an edit of Internal Collapse by The Black Dog theblackdogma.com/ The track is from the album Tranklements, due for release on May 20th 2013.
about Breaking Bad. Saw all of Sopranos on dvd; this series eats that one for lunch. I have only been able to watch this through Netflix and just finished the last two episodes of the first half of season 5. The "behind the scenes" sections on each dvd with Vince Gilligan and the actors is priceless. Really gets into his thinking and creativity, how the scenes were done -like Gustavo's demise - 19 takes - and even some bloopers. Vince was also on Charlie Rose a short time ago for the entire hour discussing the series.
It's already been said about the last 8 episodes that "if you can't watch the series as it happens, you're going to have to take the spoilers like a man because there's no way you're not going to be able to NOT hear or read about it". I'm already cheating and reading a really detailed recap on Mondays after each new episode. Can't help it!! Gotta know! And I'm still gonna watch it on Netflix when it becomes available on dvd.
I've been touting this show since the third episode of season one, six years ago. It has proven to have wide popular acclaim and has racked up a slew of Emmies.
After this weeks episode (Season 5.2; #10) the confrontation between Walter White and his DEA brother-in-law reaches white-hot as the DEA agent wants Skyler to testify against her husband.
Meanwhile, Walt's erstwhile partner has angst about the huge stacks of cash he has made and has been arrested for distributing wads of cash from his car like a newspaper boy.
I do enjoy the real pathos going on here. The writing is speaking to true, raw human emotion. The story is reaching a logical conclusion. But, much like a good work of fiction, there is sure to be surprising twists at the end.
Can't wait for the last six episodes and then maybe canceling my subscription to cable. I don't think I'll find another TV show that will ever beat this one, imho.
Stefan Betke
'A good master can only be as good as the mix, but a master becomes better with understanding the purpose and ideas behind the music.'
Artist, producer and mastering engineer based in Berlin. Founder of ~scape and Pole labels and Scape Mastering Studio.
Aldo Tambellini
Aldo Tambellini has no predecessor. A pioneer in electromedia in the early 1960s his work, "Black Zero", "Blackout", "Black TV" and other's has altered the way we view art and it's intersection with media. Poet, painter, sculptor, professor and communications junkie, Aldo Tambellini sat down with Kamaria Muntu, Editor of Femficatio and Philosophy Editor Malkia Charlee NoCry the day after his live performance of "Black Zero" and "Moondial" at the Tate Modern in London, 14th October 2012.
Producer: Kamaria Muntu
Arrangement: Malkia Charlee NoCry
Artist: Aldo Tambellini
Footage courtesy of the Tate Modern, Archived Footage and Aldo Tambellini and Anna Salamone
I got there by typing into google: youtube ship my pants K-mart.......and several selections came up which worked. This already has 700,000 more hits from just this morning. Very funny!
Corporate snatched that off the internet, Slo!
that hasn't hit the airwaves yet... "ship my pants"
(first letter of address is a capital "i" and second to last is a lower case "L" ..... both "0's" are zeroes)
Season 4, episode 11
The Papal Chase
Great dialog, cartoon art.
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