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The ad, called "any questions" is the toughest political ad since an anti-Bush spot called "Fire Rumsfeld" (showing a hooded Statue of Liberty to remind voters of how U.S. soldiers had abused prisoners in Iraq) was aired by the liberal group MoveOn.org in late May. (Related items: McCain condemns anti-Kerry ad | View the ad)
The Kerry campaign and some of his Navy crewmates from the war condemned "any questions" Wednesday and said Republican activists and money were behind it.
Bush-Cheney '04 spokesman Steve Schmidt said the campaign had nothing to do with the group and "has never and will never question Sen. Kerry's service in Vietnam."
Most controversial is the ad's claim that Kerry has lied about a March 13, 1969, incident that earned him a Bronze Star. Kerry and the other men with him that day on a small Navy swift boat patrolling the Bay Hap River, have said Kerry endangered his life while pulling Special Forces Lt. Jim Rassmann into the boat as the enemy was shooting at them.
In the ad, former Navy 2nd class gunner's mate Van O'Dell says, "John Kerry lied to get his bronze star. I know — I was there." In an interview with USA TODAY on Wednesday, O'Dell said he was on another swift boat at the scene. He said there was no enemy gunfire directed at the boats.
Rassmann, in a conference call arranged by the Kerry campaign, called O'Dell's account "pure fabrication."
Swift Boat Veterans for Truth says it has 250 members. Most have disliked Kerry for more than 30 years. The reason: He protested against the Vietnam War after returning home, and in 1971 said on national TV that he and others in the U.S. military committed "atrocities."
The Kerry campaign pointed to that fact that $100,000 of the $158,000 that Swift Boat Veterans for Truth had raised by June 30 had come from one source: longtime GOP contributor Bob Perry, a Texas home builder. Swift Boat Veterans for Truth says it will spend $500,000 to air the ad in: Ohio, W.Va., and Wis. By Wednesday evening, it had bought $156,000 worth of time in seven small cities.


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Dudes are out of the car quickly moving ''to engage'' in a secluded area where they have blocked your exit.
You are under attack by clearly superior numbers.
Instantly Draw and Attack and get to cover... if you cannot INSTANTLY make a get away.
Very few BGs will stand and deliver in the face of a violent effective counter assault.
Based on how I read the scenario you still have a decent chance via a surprise counter attack ... but no way you or spouse have the time to start the car and ram. You may only have 2 seconds to effect a response and more bad/good news is that you do not have the time to wait for them to draw or make contact.
Spouse must act wisely too in any number of rational ways without bolixing or distracting your efforts.
Kill Or Get Killed ... Now. I meant to write 'Stop or Get Stopped ... Now.' Sorry.


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Monocolumn: The Freeing Of The Press
One of the first things the interim government of Tunisia announced yesterday is the end of the notorious Information Ministry, which has kept the country's media on a tight leash.
Monocolumn is Monocle's daily bulletin of news and opinion. Catch up with previous editions here.
Last night, Tunisian state television showed protesters out on the streets calling for the party of the ex-president Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali to be abolished and for veterans of the old regime to be excluded from the new interim government.
For a country that has been stifling dissent for decades and throwing people into jail for merely criticising the president, the evening news was revolutionary stuff.
One of the first things the interim government announced yesterday is the end of the notorious Information Ministry, which has kept the country's media on a tight leash, limiting journalists' access, banning discussion of subjects like Islamist movements or Muammar Gaddafi in neighbouring Libya, and telephoning senior editors regularly to warn them not to overstep the mark on other subjects.
Last year, Tunisia was in the bottom 15 of 178 countries ranked for freedom of the press by Reporters Without Borders – tellingly lower than countries such as Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Somalia and Libya.
So when the prime minister, Mohamed Ghannouchi, reportedly said yesterday: "We have decided to free all the people imprisoned for their ideas, their beliefs or for having expressed dissenting opinions," it seemed a giant corner had been turned.
As if to confirm that point, Slim Amamou, a dissident blogger who was arrested under Ben Ali, has been made secretary of state for youth and sport.
"Journalists are optimistic," says Kamal ben Younes, editor in chief of Dar Assabah, one of the leading newspapers. "They are starting to criticise Ben Ali and his family."
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So Senator Feinstein how do you explain this one? Is this the matrix you have in place in your State that you want all the schools of our Nation to follow? One of your States schools students is caught with a hit-list and you allow him to continue to attend your school? :hand44:
I guess having a hit-list didn't indicated he was planing to do it right? But now he goes on a shooting rampage as his hit-list indicated he did have a plan of execution in the works? Am I missing something here Senator :confused:
Not to mention you also have the most stringent gun control laws in the Nation too. WOW you've got the right idea there don't you Senator! What a charming example the Golden State of California is setting! Is this the plan you have in mind for us all to adopt Senator Einstein...I mean Feinstein? Sorry I forgot the "F" :stups:
You were very full and forward-speaking. And then after lunch, it was as if you shut down and became very cautious. So my first question: Did anybody caution you between the morning and the afternoon sessions? ~ Dianne Feinstein Quote
Well, that day is gone, and it will not occur again. ~ Dianne Feinstein Quote
Family, Friends Of Girl Killed In School Bus Shooting Devastated By Loss « CBS Miami
It is a fact that in many cities in America the pizza delivery person has a better response time than emergency help...... Just saying.........
Heard it on the news all afternoon ... remember this was their initial reports.....
1) 16 yr old boy wasn't there when 1st hour started, but then showed up with a 12 ga pump shotgun in hand. (next thing they'll want to ban).
2) He was targeting 2 specific students who had been bullying him.
3) He shot one 16 yr old boy at close range... who was in the hospital in serious condition, but they thought "might" survive.
4) He went to shoot the other boy, and the teacher was hurrying kids out the room, but got in the way .... and began talking to him..... talked him into not shooting anyone else and surrendering his gun. And, he did.
5) Girl taken to hospital to be checked because she complained the 'loud noise" hurt her hearing and ears.
6) News stressed ... he had 20 shotgun shells (they called them bullets) in his coat pocket..... a pale attempt it seemed to stress he had "lots of ammo" and fit into the 'ban high capacity' mag ban agenda.
7) News wanted the name of the teacher, and they refused to release it at the request of the teacher, who does not want to discuss it with the media and get involved in the media hype.
That's the key things I heard them reporting ..... over and over and over all afternoon.
Note: the article says 1 kid was shot and a teacher wounded. Nothing I heard reporting that.
1 kid shot, wanted to shoot a 2nd one but didn't, one kid went to hospital to check her hearing, and one teacher or kid... in trying to get away.... knocked a table over and fell... injuring themselves. The statement by the Police Chief, did not report 2 shot either... only 1.
The 2nd kid.... got to go home unharmed with a real life lesson about bullying.
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Re: much power to mathematica
On 3/5/12 at 1:03 AM, aleks.post at gmail.com (Alexey Kornetov) wrote:
>Hmm.. You are right. I'm new in mathematica if there is the way to
>allocate evolution between the cores to gain much speed?
To allocate processing between cores you need to write your code
to make use of functions such as ParallelTable. That is, your
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-- The Associated Press reports on Cincinnati's efforts to step up alcohol tourism. "Most people don't know that Cincinnati was one of the biggest brewing centers in the country," Steve Hampton, a local architect and executive director of the nonprofit Brewery District Community Urban Development Corp., told the news service. "That's something we've not done a good job of sharing, and we want to remedy that and use it to revitalize the neighborhood." To read the full story, click here. To rea
-- The City Paper in Dayton reports on the canned beer phenomenon. "Next time you go outdoors and want to take a craft beer with you, think cans," author Kevin Gray writes. To read the full story, click here.
-- Scene Magazine beer writer Robert Massie reports that Church Brew Works from Pittsburgh plans to distribute in Ohio. To read the full story, click here.
-- Outdoor magazine reports on the best canned beers of 2013. PsycHOPathy from MadTree Brewing Co. in Cincinnati made the cut. To view the full list, click here.
-- The New York Times reports on beer-flavored ice cream and highlights Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams in Columbus. As artisan ice-cream makers seek local ingredients that push the envelope, craft beers offer new dimensions, founder Jeni Britton Bauer told the newspaper. To read the full story, click here.


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Vox Populi, the voice of the people
The Big Game Lottery is a specially designed tax for the mathematically impaired.
SSU fire ruled accidental
On Monday, a welder was working to remove a metal staircase from the inside of Savannah State University's Hill Hall. Hours later, the historic building was engulfed in flames.
Testimony continues in drug trial
A burglar alarm at a southside residence led police to the discovery of wheelbarrow loads of marijuana and cocaine two years ago. It also sparked the end of a scheme that included drugs, weapons and perjury before a federal grand jury.
Election announcements
David K. Lerch: Increasing organization and rebuilding a reputation for leadership. Using existing tax funds to increase student graduation rates. Preparing more students for college and technology jobs. Helping better prepare school personnel.
Board plans four new schools
Gaze into the crystal ball for Effingham County's schoolchildren, and you'll see bricks and mortar.
Bookstore to open Wednesday
There are few scents more distinct than that of a new book. Its alluring combination of glue and ink and paper. Its virgin pages untouched, its binding unbroken.
Community calendar for May 10, 2000
Bulloch Academy spring book fair will be held from 8:15 a.m.-3:30 p.m. May 11-16 in the school's media center in Statesboro. Books geared toward kindergarten through middle-school readers will be available.
Community calendar for May 9, 2000
Coastal Georgia Archaeological Society presents "Archaeology at Mont Repose in S.C. 1750-1865," a talk by Kristy Young of Georgia Southern University at 7:30 p.m. at Wormsloe Historic Site, 7601 Skidaway Road. Gates open at 7 p.m. Free and open to the public.
Morning News captures 14 Georgia AP awards
The Morning News' awards included Story of the Year by reporter Ann Stifter for a series she did on a woman who can communicate only by blinking her eyes. Stifter's series also won first place for nondeadline reporting.
Candy man is back on the job
Isaac Heyward is back in business. The popular downtown vendor returned Monday to Johnson Square -- candy in one hand, walking cane in the other.
Historic status standards
Hill Hall was placed on the National Register of Historic Places in 1992, an honor that entitles the institution to tax incentives for restoring the structure.
Glimpsing history, looking forward
A group of Daufuskie Island church members are praying that a new bus tour will help them preserve their past and prepare for their future.
Ticket sales brisk for celebrity-filled Town Hall Speaker Series
The four guest speakers lined-up for The One Hundred's annual Town Hall Speaker Series need no trick leads or fancy introductions. And -- believe it or not -- they really don't need any marketing help.
Two plead guilty in drug scheme
Faced with unfavorable news that a captured fugitive was cooperating with prosecutors, a Savannah man pleaded guilty in federal court after a jury was selected for his drug-conspiracy case.
Branigar opts out of developing Palmetto Bluff
Over the course of the past two years, the Branigar Organization has changed forever the face of once-tiny Bluffton, successfully annexing more than 42.2 square miles of its undeveloped property into the town.
Hill Hall history
1900: Architectural plans for Hill Hall are prepared. 1901: Construction on student-built Hill Hall is completed and the grand brick facility is opened as a male dormitory.
Historic cottages could soon be history
The railroad workers who lived in the four-room cottages at the east end of Charlton Lane surely wouldn't recognize many of their old haunts after a century of Savannah's evolution.
Heidler's lawyer asks for new trial
Jerry Scott Heidler, sentenced to die for killing four members of a family in Santa Claus, deserves a new trial because the judge caused the selection of jurors biased toward the death penalty, a lawyer told the Georgia Supreme Court on Monday.
Eckerd drops midtown building plans
After 18 months of disputes, meetings and compromises, midtown residents looked forward to a new drugstore that would lure other investors to the area and stand as a symbol of their neighborhood's rebirth.
Contractors hired for Holly Hill project
More than three years ago, the Georgia Department of Community Affairs gave Bryan County about $450,000 to pave roads, improve drainage and build sidewalks in Holly Hill subdivision.
Reef management plan inches forward
The question of exactly how many fish are in the sea may not have a ready answer. But the question of how many black sea bass spend time in the Gray's Reef National Marine Sanctuary on a specific summer afternoon may be a question that can be answered.
Savannahians question allegations that WWII soldier was a brute
Olivia Palmer Gaines was 15 when her boyfriend, Pfc. James "J.D." Robinson, joined the Marines in World War II. She remembered him as an intelligent young man who was going away to better himself.
Savannahian chosen to lead Air Guard corps
For the next three years, the 3,000 airmen of the Georgia Air National Guard will look to a Savannah man for leadership.
Fire guts SSU's Hill Hall
Tywan Gonzalez was finishing up one of his final exams when he heard the sirens Monday night.
University employees' insurance premiums to jump 15 percent
Insurance premiums for some University System of Georgia employees will likely jump 15 percent in August if the Board of Regents approves the measure today.
Hill Hall symbolized university's proud past
Historic Hill Hall has long been the symbol of Savannah State Universitys struggle and survival.
Vox Populi, the voice of the people
After reading the article about the Sorrel-Weed House and its occupants and the dispute among the neighbors on that hallowed ground, why that's enough to write four or five chapters of a brand-new book that could outsell 'Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil'
Building held special place in Law's heart
W.W. Law winced when he heard Hill Hall had burned. "Ooooohhhh nooooo," he said Monday while eating a late-night dinner in City Market.
Rising from the ashes
Many of the same saddened Savannah State University students and alumni who watched historic Hill Hall burn Monday night were assessing the damage in the daylight Tuesday morning when university officials made a pledge to rebuild.
Letters to the editor
I hate to burst Mr. Milton's bubble, but I feel an obligation to launch the truth to UFO believers and skeptics alike. In recollection of that summer of '75, yes, there were many reports of UFO sightings around the country and right here in Savannah and surrounding areas.
Editorial: Have Elian, will fund-raise
WHEN ELIAN Gonzalez was "rescued" from his Miami relatives at gunpoint two weeks ago and reunited with his Cuban father, U.S. officials and Juan Miguel Gonzalez's attorney Greg Craig agreed not to allow the Miamians to visit the 6-year-old.
Trading up: Savannah needs a new streak
Much of Savannah was aglow last weekend with the grand opening of the Savannah International Trade & Convention Center, and for good reason: The place looks like a jewel. It's proof that good things can come in big packages (300,000 square feet), too.
Letters to the editor
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Editorial: Republicans make nice
TEXAS GOV. George W. Bush and Arizona Sen. John McCain finally buried the hatchet -- thankfully, not in each other's head.
Editorial: A good name's worth
IT'S EASY to sympathize with Sheila Elaine Neville, the 40-year-old Savannah woman and single mother of four who recently spent 18 months in jail in a case of mistaken identity over $6,300 worth of bad checks written to local merchants.
Editorial: Crime by the numbers
FOR SAVANNAH to have reported more murders in 1999 -- 40, according to the FBI -- than cities such as Boston; Columbia, S.C.; Macon; Mobile, Ala.; Montgomery, Ala.; Orlando, Fla.; Raleigh, N.C.; Shreveport, La.; and Tampa, Fla., is not something to be proud of.
Editorial: History takes a hit
HILL HALL is a special place, one that symbolizes Savannah State University's years of struggle and survival. Monday's fire, which heavily damaged the 99-year-old building, is one more adversity for the historically black college and its supporters to overcome.
Georgia Games alight in Savannah again
What do you do if you're a good athlete living in Coastal Georgia who, for whatever reason, never made a stab at being a professional but still thirsts for the rush of live competition?
Braves' offense awakens against Marlins
Scratch that bonfire scheduled for this morning on Ft. Lauderdale beach. The Braves will be keeping their bats after all.
Ex-AASU pitcher short in stature, long on potential
Short right-handers aren't in much demand in major league baseball. Clubs prefer tall pitchers who can throw at a more downward angle, which makes the ball tougher to hit.
Braves fail to deliver, fall to Marlins
Things could be worse, though as the Atlanta Braves push aside their curtains this morning and look across the sapphire water of South Florida, they might have trouble figuring out how.
Maddux takes pressure off rookie
The kid behind the plate looked like he belonged there, handling a four-time Cy Young winner like a grizzled veteran and throwing out a runner at second.
Benedictine's McNamara wins Dearing Award
In 1997, Benedictine's Tommy McNamara captured the Ashley Dearing Most Versatile Athlete award. On Thursday, the honor returns to the McNamara family.
Bombers knock off Gnats
Jeremy Griffiths scattered six hits over six innings and led the Capital City Bombers to a 5-2 victory over the Savannah Sand Gnats in the opener of a four-game series Tuesday night.
Sand Gnats move to within game of first
The Savannah Sand Gnats jumped out to a 6-0 lead after two innings and coasted to a 9-3 victory over the Columbus RedStixx in a South Atlantic League game Monday night.
Mulholland's breathing problems remain mystery
Atlanta Braves pitcher Terry Mulholland still can't explain the shortness of breath he experienced in Sunday's game against the Philadelphia Phillies and neither can the doctors.
SCPS golfers capture third straight state title
Going into the state Class A Golf Tournament this week, Tripp Coggins' goal was for Savannah Christian to win four team titles in a row during his career.
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The Mesa Public Schools Governing Board in Mesa, Ariz., recently discontinued prayers to start its meetings after a letter from FFRF. But unfortunately it is now reconsidering its decision after several citizens protested the prayers' absence. The prayers were sectarian and included Christian references such as addressing a "Heavenly Father," or ending with "In Your name Amen." Students often attend the meetings.
FFRF Staff Attorney Andrew Seidel first wrote the school board a letter on Oct. 8, on behalf of a local complainant:
"Public school boards may not include prayer as part of their scheduled meetings. Federal courts have struck down school board practices that include this religious ritual. Prayer at public school board meetings is unnecessary, inappropriate, and divisive."
Seidel sent a follow-up letter on Jan. 7, 2013 reiterating why governmental prayer is problematic.
The school board is only reconsidering this issue because vocal citizens spoke out for prayer and against our Constitution. That means your opinion count! Please act to ensure the school board hears from you immediately so it does not capitulate to the Religious Right.
If you live in the area and can attend the regular school board meetings, they are generally held on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month. The next meeting should be Tuesday, Jan. 14. To check whether prayer is officially on the agenda, contact the superintendent at (480)472-0000 on the day of the meeting.
Meetings begin at 7 p.m. in the Board Room, 549 N. Stapley Drive, Mesa.
Contact the Mesa Public School Governing Board:
Or contact individually at:
Fax: (480)472-0227
Mail: Mesa Public Schools Governing Board
63 E. Main St.
Mesa, AZ 85201-7422
Use your own words if possible, or cut and paste wording below.
Calling upon board members and citizens to rise and pray is coercive, embarrassing and beyond the scope of secular county government. Board members are free to pray privately or to worship on their own time in their own way. They do not need to worship on taxpayers' time. Nonbelievers and religious minorities, particularly students, should not be made to feel like political outsiders in their own community.
Even the New Testament Jesus warns against public prayer: "And when thou prayest, thou shalt not be as the hypocrites are: for they love to pray standing in the synagogues and in the corners of the streets, that they may be seen of men. Verily I say unto you, They have their reward. But thou, when thou prayest, enter into thy closet, and when thou hast shut the door, pray to thy Father which is in secret; and thy Father which seeth in secret shall reward thee openly." (from the Sermon on the Mount, Matthew 6:5-6)
It is best to read the weather forecast before praying for rain. — Mark Twain, "Pudd'nhead Wilson"
Nothing fails like prayer. — Anne Nicol Gaylor (FFRF motto)
Persecution is not an original feature in any religion; but it is always the strongly marked feature of all religions established by law. — Thomas Paine, "Age of Reason"
When a religion is good, I conceive it will support itself; and when it does not support itself, and God does not take care to support it so that its professors are obliged to call for help of the civil power, 'tis a sign, I apprehend, of its being a bad one. — Benjamin Franklin, "Works, Vol. VII, p. 506"
Pray, v. To ask that the laws of the universe be annulled in behalf of a single petitioner confessedly unworthy. —Ambrose Bierce, "The Devil's Dictionary"
AZ Central: Mesa Public Schools Reconsider Prayer Board Meetings
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In a U-turn from Virgin's previous stance on going public, the flagship airline brand is slated for flotation as early as 2004-5, in a move that would also see him step down as chairman.
He is understood to be proposing to dilute his stake to as little as 30%, provided a controlling shareholding could be maintained by certain London-based institutions. Branson pledged as recently as last autumn that nothing would persuade him to part with his 51% controlling interest.
Overall, the planned moves, to be implemented over the next eight years, could add as much as £2bn to the £1.3bn that Branson has raised in the past three years by selling off chunks of his business empire.
In an interview with the Financial Times, he said: 'I would step down as chairman of any company we take public in future. There would be no place for me on the board, both for reasons of good corporate practice and personal time management. My skills are more in creating and building companies.'
Virgin Group spent a troubled two years on the Stock Exchange in the mid-1980s before Branson took it private again, complaining that the City was short-termist and misunderstood him. Virgin Express, the Brussels-listed European airline, is the only public company in the empire.
Virgin Atlantic is to create 300 new jobs as passenger numbers pick up following the post-11 September downturn. Virgin axed 1,300 jobs last autumn, with about 100 staff also taking unpaid leave. The new posts - 200 cabin crew and 100 reservations and other office-based staff - follow an increase in services to destinations such as New York, Lagos and Shanghai.
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The pair had previously met last August, in the Juddmonte International (Eng-I) at York. Dylan Thomas finished fourth that day, 3 ¾-lengths behind Notnowcato. The 4-year-old son of Danehill had won both of his previous starts this year, most recently an easy two length victory in the Prix Ganay (Fr-I) at Longchamp.
Notnowcato was making his second start of the season. He finished fourth last month to Red Rocks in the Betfred Gordon Richards Stakes (Eng-III), a race he clearly needed.
Longshot Fracas took the lead at the break, and led the field for the first mile of the ten furlong contest. Johnny Murtagh was content to sit just off the pace in second with Notnowcato, with Dylan Thomas and Seamus Heffernan galloping along in third. Notnowcato took command with two furlongs left, preparing for the impending challenge from Dylan Thomas.
He didn't have long to wait, as Dylan Thomas rushed up to his outside and the duo slugged it out for the remaining two furlongs. Dylan Thomas appeared to have every chance to pass the Michael Stoute-trained Notnowcato, but just could not get by his tenacious rival.
Youmzain was another four lengths back in third.
The winning trainer was absent, but Sir Evelyn de Rothschild, who bred the son of Inchinor in the name of his Southcourt Stud, was on hand to witness the 5-year-old's second group 1 success. The horse races in the name of de Rothschild's two sons, Anthony and David.
Aidan O'Brien, trainer of Dylan Thomas, was gracious in defeat, saying afterwards, "He (Dylan Thomas) ran a great race-I'm not going to make any excuses. We'll take him home and see how he is, but all the big races are open to him."
Notnowcato is a 5-year-old son of Inchinor out of Rambling Rose, by Cadeaux Genereux. His winning time for the Gold Cup was 2:16.2 over a course labeled good.


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This Week In Golf: Navy Vet Billy Hurley III Wins Quicken Loans NationalBilly Hurley III won the Quicken Loans National, fending off Vijay Singh for his first tournament win in three years on the PGA Tour.
This Week In Golf: Grace Takes RBC Heritage With Sunday 66Branden Grace of South Africa won the RBC Heritage. Three international golfers topped the leaderboard at Harbour Town Golf Links.
Gary McCord On Quicken Loans National: 'It's Going To Be A Great Test'CBS Sports golf analyst Gary McCord comments on the Quicken Loans National, coming this week to Robert Trent Jones Golf Club.
REARDON: Jekyll and HydePhil Mickelson deserves every accolade thrown his direction over the last week.
Ernie Els Wins Stunning Open when Scott Collapses
Sports on a Sunday: B.J. Rains, Kickboxing, Chris Gervino & John MozeliakIn this edition, Ron Jacober kept the show moving like the Cardinals' 12-run seventh inning on Saturday. Along with baseball discussion, he also covers kickboxing, golf and college football with Chris Gervino.
Furyk, McDowell Share US Open Lead after Round 3
Els, Furyk, Rose, Singh Join Memorial Field
Tiger Woods Takes 1-shot Lead at Bay Hill
Woods Survives, Donald Doesn't at Match Play
Ernie Els Missed The Cut For The Tour ChampionshipAfter five years and an up and down 2011 season, Ernie Els missed the cut for the Tour Championship. Now he will play in some other tournaments before he heads to Australia to help Greg Norman in the Presidents Cup.
The PGA Needs To Tweak Its Playoff SystemThere was great drama on the 72nd hole at the Deutshe Bank Championship, but the PGA needs to fix their playoff point system so it can be realistic for players to have a chance to win.


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20 things we're pissed we don't have in the future.
io9 came up witht his brilliant list of things we don't have in the future, as promised by Back to the Future 2
Go here for all the eplanations.
20 Lies Back to the Future II Told Us (Besides the Hoverboard)
I think it's safe to say we're not getting our hoverboards. Despite the 2015 Back to the Future Part II showed us, it's 2013 and we can't even make a non-hovering replica of the hoverboard correctly. But while the lack of hoverboards will always be its greatest disappointment, it's hardly the only thing BttF promised us that reality has failed to deliver. Here are 20 other things Back to the Future II lied to us about.
1) Flying Cars
2) Mr. Fusion
3) Alpha-Rhythm Generator
4) The Weather Service
5) Rejuvenation Centers
6) Power Shoelaces
7) Self-Adjusting, Self-Drying Jackets
8) The U.S. Mail Fax Service
9) Gas Robots
10) Holographic Movie Theaters
11) Pepsi Perfect
12) Suspended Animation Kennels
13) Remote Hovering News Cameras
14) Mobile Trashcans
18) Food Hydrators
19) Phone Glasses
20) The Cubs Will Win a World Series


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Ask Social Security Questions and Get Answers ASAP
Thank you for your question, and thanks for requesting me today
How old is your wife?
Hello? Where is my answer?
My wife is 47
I am asking you supplemental questions
Okay so your wife is 47 and is drawing because she has a child under her care under 16
Unfortunately, if she works her benefit would be reduced
Her reduction is $1 for every $2 above $15,120
How much does she earn?
I filled out their questionaire regarding her expected earnings for 2014 and indicated she would earn $40,000 gross.
Okay, yes - she would be overpaid and therefore would have her benefits stopped until the overpayment had been repaid
Then, she would get a reduced benefit, if she's still entitled
I'm sorry if this is not the news you had hoped to hear.
The weird part is that they say they over paid her $4,345 so far in 2013. But they only paid her approx $2700.
How long had she been drawing? The overpayment could have also been from 2012
The overpayment is the total they've overpaid over time
Yes they say they over paid her in 2013 and reduced her payments for that for this year. But I thought when I became 66 there was no limit on our earnings to draw full benefits.
I meant to say 2012.
No, there's no limit on your benefits - your wife's benefits would be based on her age
Anything under age 66 and she gets reductions if she works
What about my son's benefits, how much should they be? Will they be reduced because of my wife's overpayment?
Your sons benefits will not be reduced by your wife's work
I draw $1747.00
His benefit should be up to 1/2 of yours. Your family maximum is 150% of your benefit. So your wife and son would share 50% of your benefit
What is the formula to know how much she and he should be drawing?
Social security would calculate that for you. They would share 1/2 of your benefit, so their benefits would each be 1/4 of your benefit
If your wife stops drawing, your son would draw a full 50%
So really you're better off if you pay back the overpayment and just draw off your son
Her reduction is $1 for every $2 above $15,120; so $40000 - $15,120 = $24,880. So do that mean her reduction will be $12,440?
Yes, so her reduction is over $1,000 per month - so if her benefit is less than $1,000 she should not even be getting a benefit
But it won't affect mt son's which currently is $1158, correct?
Correct, it will not impact your sons benefit
Your son's benefit is not impacted by your wife's work.
Excuse my thick headedness, but that means they can't use his or my benefit to payback her overpayment, correct? If she is not entitled to any benefit because of her income level, how will they get the over payment back?
No, they cannot take his benefit to pay back her overpayment.
I'm thinking that she's entitled to a small amount - maybe $100 or so per month - and so they withhold the check until the overpayment is paid in full. If they can't collect the overpayment from any benefit she's entitled to, then they will ask you to pay it back yourself.
Sounds like she shouldn't work so hard!!
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Occidental College
President's Office
Response to OSAC Demands
Here is the written response made to OSAC on November 5, 2012. This response was published in the December 5, 2012 edition of the Occidental Weekly.
Dear Campus Community,
Sexual misconduct and violence are a serious national problem from which Occidental is not exempt. Everyone at Oxy shares the same goal: creating a safe, caring, respectful environment for the campus community.
We want to foster a campus culture that rejects sexual violence and helps educate community members about their role in sustaining and perpetuating such an environment. This is a delicate and nuanced topic that requires great attention and care, which is why we continually return to our policies and evaluate best practices.
Members of the Oxy Sexual Assault Coalition (OSAC) advocated for changes to the current sexual misconduct policy through the following list of 12 demands. Our response to those demands, sent to OSAC on November 5, are part of an ongoing dialogue on how to make Oxy a safe place for everyone. We believe it's important for the entire campus community to understand this response and join in this important dialogue.
And, because it cannot be said enough, let us emphasize that Oxy will not tolerate sexual misconduct. We encourage you to use the resources available to you through the Dean of Students Office, Emmons Student Wellness Center and Project SAFE.
Response to OSAC Demands
1) Remove the automatic appeals language from the sexual conduct policy.
We will remove the right of parties to appeal sanctions.
2) Reinstate consent as verbal consent in the policy.
The College's current definition of consent reads:
Consent is clear, knowing, and voluntary. Consent is active, not passive. Silence, in and of itself, cannot be interpreted as consent. Consent can be given by words or actions, as long as those words or actions create mutually understandable clear permission regarding willingness to engage in (and the conditions of) sexual activity.
Oxy's definition is based on extensive research and consultation. It mirrors current practice at peer institutions and is based on a model policy developed by the Association of Title IX Administrators.
3) Establish a permanent Sexual Assault Advisory Committee.
A good idea. We will request formal support from the Faculty Council and the ASOC for a campus-wide committee to advise senior administrators, with two members appointed by the president, two members appointed by the Faculty Council, and two members appointed by the ASOC. The Title IX coordinator will be an ex officio member. The committee will play an important role in the iterative process of ensuring current Oxy policies and infrastructure are effective and in monitoring national developments.
4) Return the Title IX coordinator position to faculty.
The faculty have an active role in developing sexual assault policy through the faculty member who serves as one of three deputy Title IX coordinators (current deputies are Irene Girton, Richard Ledwin, and Jaime Hoffman) and works directly with Erica O'Neal Howard, Oxy's Title IX coordinator and ADA officer. Having an administrator serve in the demanding role of Title IX coordinator (which handles issues other than sexual assault) ensures that he or she is on duty on weekends, holidays, and summers, and avoids conflicts of interest for students. Research shows that this is consistent with current practice at peer institutions. The recent increase in complaints at Oxy suggests that the current structure has encouraged more students to come forward and report cases of sexual misconduct.
5) Inform the campus of all changes to the policy.
From this point onward, the campus community will be informed through Oxy email of all policy changes, regardless of the size or scope of the modification, as soon as the changes are made.
6) Double the size of Project SAFE and give PAs more decision-making authority.
Peer education is one of the most effective tools we have to prevent sexual assault. We are committed to expanding peer education and are looking at the best ways to make that happen.
7 & 8) Use Oxy's Crime Alert System to inform the campus of reported sexual assaults. Distribute a detailed annual sexual misconduct report.
The safety of the campus community is one of our fundamental responsibilities. Timely information on recent incidents is an important tool in the fight against sexual assault, both on and off campus. Oxy pledges to continue to provide such information consistent with the Clery Act, Title IX, FERPA, and other laws and regulations regarding the compilation and distribution of emergency public safety notices, crime statistics, and personal privacy.
9) Establish a 24-hour sexual assault hotline.
Survivors need prompt, easy access to support services. Students currently have access to 24-hour, seven-day-a-week help through the dean on duty and Campus Safety, which ensures that help is available during holidays and over the summer. Oxy will explore the creation of an on-call advocacy position to work immediately and directly with survivors and continue its efforts to publicize the availability of both on- and off-campus resources for survivors.
10) Provide annual Peace Over Violence (POV) training to all staff involved in the sexual assault process.
The College believes that education and awareness are critically important. As a result, faculty and staff involved in the adjudication of complaints are offered sexual misconduct training each year. Working with the advisory committee, Oxy will seek to identify additional campus resources to support survivors, improve the visibility of existing programs, and explore new options to strengthen prevention efforts as well as enhance the ability of staff and faculty to handle assault cases effectively.
11) Provide annual MVP (Jackson Katz) or POV training to all student leaders.
Prevention is the best possible approach to sexual assault, and education is the key to prevention. Working with the advisory committee, Oxy will continue its education, awareness and support training efforts throughout the academic year and explore how to effectively enhance that continuum.
12) Bring MVP/Jackson Katz for Orientation for the next five years.
Education begins with the arrival of first-year students on campus and continues until they graduate. Oxy will work with the advisory committee and others to evaluate how best to deploy educational programs throughout students' entire career at the College and evaluate their effectiveness.
Jonathan Veitch
Jorge Gonzalez
Dean of the College
Barbara Avery
VP of Student Affairs/Dean of Students
Erica O'Neal Howard
Sr. Associate Dean of Students
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Events programme for first European Maritime Day to be held in Malta
No fewer than 50 activities are being organised to coincide with European Maritime Day, which takes place on May 20 every year, and is being held for the first time in Malta.
Parades, exhibitions, music and dancing will bring the event to life. A packed calendar was recently announced at Villa Bighi in Kalkara.
Following an introduction by Martin Bugelli, head of the European Commission Representation in Malta, in which he traced the history of European Maritime Day back to 2008, there were contributions from Parliamentary Secretary for Competitiveness and Economic Growth Edward Zammit Lewis, Tourism Minister Karmenu Vella and Minister for the Economy, Investment and Small Business, Chris Cardona.
Mr Bugelli said: "European Maritime Day aims to enable our citizens to realise the extent and great variety of maritime-related activities that take place across Europe. Most EU countries have a maritime border or have maritime-related activity along their waterways and this, in a nutshell, is what 'Maritime Europe' pays tribute to."
Mr Vella said Malta was hosting the 2013 European Maritime Day Conference, with the theme Sustainable Coastal and Maritime Tourism in the wider context of blue growth.
"This year's conference throws the spotlight on a vital sector of the Maltese economy, enabling delegates from across the EU to debate the challenges we are all facing," he said. "I am confident that specific issues that affect all of us, including the sustainable development of our coastal regions, cruise tourism and ensuring accessibility through the right connections across the EU, will be among the topics discussed."
Dr Cardona dwelt on blue growth, job creation, investment and the economy throughout the EU. Commenting on this aspect of European Maritime Day, he said this showed great scope for implementation.
"A lot is being done, which we must appreciate, but there is still a lot more that can be done across the EU to ensure the maritime 'industry' grows and creates jobs. By providing the necessary investment, the economy is regenerated."
Dr Zammit Lewis thanked the hardworking organising committee for having put together such an impressive public events programme, spread over two days, next Saturday and Sunday.
"It is important to remind the Maltese of this great asset we have, which is the beautiful Mediterranean sea surrounding us and the important maritime tradition we have inherited," Dr Zammit Lewis said.
Although activities will be taking place both in Malta and Gozo, the focus will be in and around Valletta, where people can cross the harbour or use the Upper Barrakka lift for free.
There will be band marches, parades, interactive artists, concerts and folk music and dancing.
Several locations will be open to the public for jfree, including the Malta Maritime Museum in Vittoriosa with a special exhibit, the Delimara Lighthouse, Fort San Lucjan, the Freeport and the special research vessel berthed at Pinto Wharf.
The programme of events focuses on heritage, culture, the arts, sport, leisure, education, industry, tourism and transport.
For more information, visit www.emd2013.gov.mt, e-mail [email protected] or call 2220 9999.
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Parents often wonder if the name they choose for their baby will affect its destiny. There are many theories and belief systems about the power of a name. The naming process is important because your baby will have the name you select for the rest of their life.
Can Your Baby's Name Predict the Future?
"That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet," says Juliet, in Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet. Does anyone really believe that? What if a rose were called a "slothgum," for example? Would you still send a dozen red ones to your loved one on Valentine's Day?
It is doubtful. As many people acknowledge, names are freighted with meaning and significance. Over the centuries, different philosophical and religious groups have attributed great significance and power to names.
At least four important philosophies speak of names. There is the "mystical" camp, the "psychological" camp, the "sound" camp and the "religious/spiritual" camp. The four overlap, and yet have real differences.
Numerology, for example, involves the study of numbers and their interrelationships. For centuries, different cultures have created complex, symbolic systems of numbers. Through numerology, which assigns meanings and significance to each number, you can develop an understanding of the symbolic meaning of your name, and utilize this understanding in your day-to-day life.
Ancient Jewish philosophy developed the Kabbalah, a system which is based on the Tree of Life and the interrelationship among all things. The Kabbalah combines numerical values from the Tree of Life with the meaning of letters of the alphabet. This can be used to develop an analysis of a person's name, leading to unique insights into their personality and character. Your name, according to the Kabbalah, is a key to self-awareness.
There is also an ancient European system of symbols, known as "runes." The runic alphabet, known as the "Futhark," has a method for converting your name into a group of runes, which, like the Kabbalah, provide important insights into your personality.
From a psychological perspective, many experts say that your name influences how people perceive you, and this affects how they treat you. One well-known study, by a professor from UCLA, found that people with unattractive or undesirable names tended to be handicapped in their social and work lives. A child with an "unusual" name, such as Clarence, may be continuously teased in school, and this will hurt his self-image and development. By contrast, a "Michael" or an "Alexander," both very popular names, are empowering, because people respond to them with a subconscious degree of respect.
Research indicates that boys with strange first names may display more emotional problems than boys with "traditional" names. However, as researchers note, this should not be overblown. It is not clear which is more influential - a really strange name, or the parents who gave that name to the child. But there is a body of research linking traditional names to greater success in adult life.
The naming of a baby is very important in many religions and cultures. The Ashkenazic Jews, for example, identify the name with a person's soul, which influences their entire life. Ashkenazic Jews do not name children after living relatives, based on a belief that the sharing of the name by two living souls shortens the life of the older person.
The Bible is very clear in placing a lot of importance on names. The Book of Proverbs, 22:1, states that "a good name is to be chosen rather than great riches." Many biblical names have both spiritual and literal meanings, and some believe that the spiritual power of a name is carried into the child, and into their later life.
It has been held that the very sound of a name, repeated endlessly through many centuries, helps create the "meaning" of a name. In his book "The Secret Universe of Names," Roy Feinson theorizes that the sound of a name has a specific emotional effect on the listener. And, according to Feinson, the physical action of speaking twists the facial muscles in specific ways, which also impacts the listener's emotional response. Feinson discusses different patterns showing how certain names, and their sounds, can affect our lives in various ways.
There is even a school of thought labelled "harmonic vibration," championed by Pierre Le Rouzic in his book "The Secret Meaning of Names." Le Rouzic claims that names possess concealed vibrations, which are aspects of the personality, that begin before birth. According to Le Rouzic, the baby within the womb "speaks" to the mother. Because of this, Le Rouzic says, mothers innately understand the nature of their child, and they should be the ones most responsible for naming the baby. The vibrations of a name relate to specific animals, plants, colors, and so forth. These aspects join to form "character" types that predict a baby 's future personality and character.
Can a parent be certain that a particular name will affect a baby in a specific way? Probably not. But there is much food for thought in the various belief systems about the power of baby names. At a minimum, it makes you think about the importance of the naming process. The name is going to belong to the child for his or her entire life. And if it does affect the child's destiny, then the responsibility of naming is an important one.
Article by Neil Street. Neil Street is co-publisher of Baby Names Garden, a website for everyone who loves baby names. He writes frequently on this topic.


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The menu is new this year. The fish tacos are excellent. And the food is not overpriced. Plus from the bar or deck there is a spectacular view of the ocean.
Amazzzing views and ambiance!
Gorgeous views and spectacular renovation design. The bathrooms are exceptionally clean and stylish which gives off a very high end feel
Great beach!
Salads! Kale salad and spinach salad were both great!
brand new, great dining options, and an amazing surf shop equip with boogie boards and bucket hats!
Just underwent a full renovation which was completed Spring 2014. Includes a restaurant, a lounge, beach bar and an event space. Really well done.
Check out Sea Pines Resort as seen on Rachael Ray - $40 a Day
Nice menu with tasty starters. Try the Asian calamari. On the soup/salad section, try the delicious cup of crab soup. Good kids menu too. Reasonable prices. Good service. Nice ambiance.
What a beatiful setting... tuna mini tacos are great!!


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5 Christmas Abbott Quotes That Redefine Badass
Shedding ~*all the knowledge*~
Watch Brazilian Badass Leticia Bufoni Kill It As the Only Female Skateboarder In This Competition
...more like SLAYboarder
Watch Former WNBA Player Tamika Catchings' Inspiring Life Story
Tamika Catchings didn't even blink at any obstacle that came her way.
The Healthy Breakfast Bowl Ronda Rousey Swears By
Win or lose, still a super-fit badass.
How Ronda Rousey Is Training for the Biggest Fight of Her Life
Your body will hurt just reading her training plan.
What It's Really Like to Train for (and Be) an Ironman
Got 11 hours a day?
Megan Rapinoe Joins Colin Kaepernick's Protest, Takes a Knee During Star-Spangled Banner
The U.S. Women's Soccer player is not staying silent.
Soccer Star Lauren Holiday Battles Brain Tumor While Pregnant
The diagnosis comes after the 2014 MVP of the Year took time off to start a family with husband Jrue Holiday.
First-Time #TeamUSA Olympians to Look Out for In Rio
These newcomers have some serious talent
Here's How Much Olympic Gymnast Shawn Johnson Knows About Health & Fitness
See if you can outsmart a gold medalist
Ronda Rousey Makes a Powerful Statement About Perfection
It's makeup off and dukes up in her new Reebook ad
Simone Biles' Flawless Floor Routine Will Get You Amped for Rio
One word: "untouchable"
Soccer Star Carli Lloyd Has Some Thoughts About the Whole "Strong Is the New Sexy" Movement
And the USWNT player is not all about lifting heavy weights
The Daily Show Tackles the USWNT Gender Pay Gap Dispute In the Best Way Possible
Hope Solo, Becky Sauerbrunn, and Ali Krieger are ready level the playing field.
This Badass Gymnast Is One of Only Five to Land "The Vault of Death"
And she just qualified for the Olympics (duh).
The U.S. Women's Soccer Team May Boycott Rio Over Equal Pay
If you know a woman's 79 cents is only good as a man's dollar, would you still use it to go to Rio?
Meet Gemma Weston, the World's Female Flyboarding Champion
Adrenaline seekers, you're going to want to watch this!
8 Reasons Basketball Is the Best Workout Ever
The sneakers are cool, for one.
Hummel Sportswear Debuts Soccer Jerseys with Built-In Hijabs
Fashion, fitness, and culture continue to collide with the latest groundbreaking design.
U.S. Athletes Show Off Their Fitness Skills By Crushing Crazy Feats
In case being the best athletes in the country wasn't already cool enough.
Michelle Wie Proves Golf Isn't a Boring-Old-Man Sport
Plus, how she works out, fuels up, and deals with body insecurities.
The Hottest Players in the NBA
Forget the game—we'll give you a whole new reason to watch basketball this season.
Snowboarder Elena Hight Defies Gravity
Clean eating, yoga, and lots of squats keep this snowboarder in tip-top shape.
Rio 2016 Olympic Hopefuls You Need to Start Following On Instagram
Consider this your prep for the 2016 Games.
How Women's World Surf League Champion Carissa Moore Rebuilt Her Confidence After Body Shaming
Find out how Carissa Moore keeps body-shamers from getting in the way of her success.


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Big Ten Announces Indoor Track and Field Athletes of the Week
Jan. 18, 2010
The conference office announced on Monday the second weekly men's indoor track and field awards for meets through January 11-17. Ohio State's Thomas Murdaugh earned a share of the weekly track laurel for the second straight week along with Ryan Foster of Penn State. Meanwhile, Michigan State's Kyron Foster set a school record in the triple jump to garner Field Athlete of the Week honors.
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Diversity Weekend 2013
Space is limited for Diversity Weekend. If you would like to attend, please complete and submit this application form. We recommend that you submit your application early and no later than October 21. Please don't make any travel arrangements until you receive an email from the Tepper School of Business confirming your registration. Confirmation emails will be sent on an ongoing basis until the program is filled or by October 21 (whichever comes first).
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They found him alighting from his mule, with soutane rolled up to the waist, showing a prodigious breadth of pea-green trousers.
With these sentiments Monsignor Pamphilio slipped the work under his soutane.
Half the court was composed of love-making ecclesiastics, and the soutane was a kind of diploma for wit and wickedness.
He was pushed and struck by them, his soutane was torn to ribbons.
A "Brother," in a soutane, was going about from pillar to pillar, lighting the gas.
I rubbed my eyes, and asked him what he had done with his soutane.
They also have a great aversion to any token of religion, fleeing at the sound of a consecrated bell or at the sight of a soutane.
Even your soutane would not save you if M. d'O and his crew heard you.
She caught at the skirt of my soutane, and broke into sobbing.
The Father-General dispenses such members from the priesthood and from wearing the soutane.
"long, buttoned gown or frock with sleeves, outer garment of Roman Catholic ecclesiastics," 1838, from French soutane, from Old French sotane "undershirt," from Medieval Latin subtana "an under-cassock," from Latin subtus "beneath, under, below" (see sub-).


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Army man (WWII) with an M1 carbine
This is a discussion on Gun friendly/related Halloween costumes within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Alright guys, I don't plan on dressing up for Halloween, but I'm sure at least some of the people here will, or at least your ...
Alright guys, I don't plan on dressing up for Halloween, but I'm sure at least some of the people here will, or at least your kids will, or you know people who will...
Lets see some pictures of gun related costumes, or costumes where you can openly carry a weapon (sword, long gun, pistols, etc.) without being out of place. I'm sure we have some creative characters among us. Here is an idea or two to start us off.
Walk softly ...
Army man (WWII) with an M1 carbine
A real man loves his wife, and places his family as the most important thing in life. Nothing has brought me more peace and content in life than simply being a good husband and father.
Minuteman ('course in Iowa that might get you shot)
Civil War soldier
Pirate with two pistols in your belt
It could be worse!
I suppose
I plan on dressing like a grumpy 25-year-old who hides a shotgun behind his front door.
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If you really want to blend in untie your shoes, pull your pants down a lot, wear a white 2 shirt 6 sizes too big, a colored bandana on your head (any color), one of those huge puffy parkas (again too big), and stick a gat in your waistband.
NRA Life Member
With great power comes great responsibility.-Stan Lee
I always thought Halloween costumes should be scary. I was always a zombie, and a pretty darn good one too. I had peeling skin, blood, even had a nail in my forehead a couple of years.
I did a bullet hole in my forehead once, too. That's gun related, right?
Lara Croft, duh!
Proud owner of a Sig Sauer P238 SAS Explosive Space Modulator.
"I played the powerless in too many dark scenes. And I was blessed with a birth and a death, and I guess I just want some say in between." - Ani DiFranco, "Talk to me Now."


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The Going Out Guide recommends free things to do for every day of the week.
It's the last day to view photographer David Liittschwager's works that explore the variety of life within a single ecosystem. Liittschwager placed a 12-inch cube in different environments and photographed the creatures who wandered into it.
10 a.m. to 6 p.m. National Geographic Museum, 1145 17th St. NW. 202-857-7588. www.nationalgeographic.com.
Georgetown University's Center for Contemporary Arab Studies screens the controversial 2010 film "Two Girls from Egypt." Set in contemporary Cairo, it tells the story of two well-educated, single women in their thirties struggling with society's ideas about "spinsterhood."
5 to 7 p.m. Georgetown University, Center for Contemporary Arab Studies, 3700 O St. NW. 202-687-5793. ccas.georgetown.edu.
I Am: DC Youth's Hip-Hop Vision
Three teen performers present their responses to the question "Whose world is this?" from Nas' 1994 track "The World Is Yours." Hosted by the Creative Ecosystem's Youth Leadership Committee, DC Youth Slam Team and Freshh Inc., the event is part of the Kennedy Center's "One Mic: Hip-Hop Culture Worldwide" festival.
6 p.m. Kennedy Center, 2700 F St. NW. 202-467-4600. www.kennedy-center.org.
Meet up at the Thomas Jefferson Memorial to learn facts about the District's cherry blossoms from a National Park Service ranger. Gifts from Japan, the trees were planted in the National Mall and memorial parks in 1912. The ranger-led cherry blossom tours take place daily until the National Cherry Blossom Festival ends on April 13.
At 10 a.m., noon and 2, 4 and 6 p.m. daily. Thomas Jefferson Memorial, 900 Ohio Dr. SW. www.nationalcherryblossomfestival.org.
Co-sponsored by NASA, Defense Advanced Research Projects (DARPA) and Infamous Robotics LLC, this event has product demonstrations from Infamous Robotics LLC's Robotics Inventors Club, DARPA and several university robotics teams, including groups from George Washington University, Cornell University and the University of Maryland.
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. National Air and Space Museum, 600 Independence Ave. SW. 202-633-2214. airandspace.si.edu.
Duke it out with friends and total strangers in honor of International Pillow Fight Day. (It's a thing. Seriously.) The host, Capital Improv, stresses the importance of keeping the "prank" element of the fight alive by hiding all pillows until the fight begins. And the fight's not without rules: kids are advised to fight outside of the main group, down pillows are forbidden and guests should swing lightly and refrain from hitting people with cameras or without pillows.
2 to 4 p.m. Washington Monument grounds, 15th Street and Constitution Avenue NW. 2014.pillowfightday.com.
Shakespeare's Birthday Open House
Celebrate the Bard's 450th birthday at this family festival featuring live music and theater performances, jugglers, crafts, jesters, swordplay, a tour of the Folger's reading rooms and, of course, birthday cake.
Noon to 4 p.m. Folger Shakespeare Library, 201 E. Capitol St. SE. 202-544-4600. www.folger.edu.


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Peter Carey Schaumber served on the National Labor Relations Board from December 17, 2002 to August 27, 2010.
Prior to his appointment as a member of the Board, Mr. Schaumber practiced as a labor arbitrator serving on a number of industry panels and through national arbitration rosters.
Mr. Schaumber began his legal career as an Assistant Corporation Counsel for the District of Columbia. Subsequently, he was appointed Assistant United States Attorney for the District of Columbia and served in that office's Criminal and Civil Divisions. Upon leaving the United States Attorney's Office, he became Senior Trial Attorney and Associate Director of a Law Department Division in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. Upon leaving government service, Mr. Schaumber entered private law practice in Washington, D.C. and was director of his firm's Litigation Department. His practice included a wide range of trial and appellate civil litigation.
Mr. Schaumber taught as an Adjunct Professor of Law at the National Law Center of George Washington University and as an Adjunct Professor in the MBA Program of Georgetown University School of Business. He also has been an arbitration instructor for union advocates at the George Meany Center for Labor Studies.
A native of New York, Mr. Schaumber graduated from Georgetown University in 1964 and received his J.D. from Georgetown University Law Center in 1968. He resides in Washington, D.C. with his wife, Kathleen Charbonnet Schaumber. They have three children, Kathleen, Drew and Alexandra.
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Medic hood came flying off
I just wanted to warn you guys out there about what happened to my fiberimage hood. I was driving doing about 35 and it lot loose I'm not sure if it was at the hood latch or hinge but all I saw was my hood hit my windshield the and was ripped off the passengerside hinge. I don. Know if it is a fluke thing but. I want all you racers to be aware of it and inspect your truck. Almost 4k in damage so be careful. I was lucky no one else was around. Just a friendly warning.
I did have it professionally installed and lined up so I'm not sure if it was a hood latch which appears functional or something else. Just want you guys to be safe
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Its because its a Medic hood, thats why! Poor quality.
Glad your ok
:eek: glad your fine!
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this has got to be the second or third hood flying off this week that ive read soo far..
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by the way welcome
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i wil say the medic qulaity is suspect but this is the first I heard of coming off.
mike downstate had his STOCK hood open loose hardware in a hood swap?
anyway this is really the first one. regardless glad the OP is fine/
makes a case to llok into some hood pins with alll the hoods flying around.
I guess what concerns me is ALL the makers say 'use hood pins' in their guarantee yet no one uses them. hood pops open they gonna wipe their hands /....... might be time for a change.
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thought that was him. just the gap bet the two threads made it seem like another one flew off.
cheers rob-
edit-- VVVVV not bad, glad youre on the way to replacement. gl with all that though
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Yeah Im the same guy as the red site lol....
My Insurance adjustor came out and we are good to go only bad thing is I only got $1350 towards a new hood He did his best I was only suppose to get 1k so Ill have to eat it I guess
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wait for the Black ops Medic style hood, the quality and fit/finish will be better!
Re: Medic hood came flying off
I check mine like 3 times a week.....
it does have some stress cracks on the underside...but nowhere near mounting points etc.
Re: Medic hood came flying off
dang that sucks
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Damn that sucks. 1st time hearing of it with a Jeep. But hear a lot of it in the car communities. That's why I got some aero catch hood latches on my CF hood on my galant.
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Mr. OBAMA. I see that the distinguished ranking member of the State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee, Senator LEAHY is here on the Senate floor. I am wondering it he would take just a moment to discuss with me the critical issue of the avian flu.
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Developing systems of higher Spiritual growth was what I was after as I am still. Systems of memory enhancement, creativity, intuition development and so on were my aim at the time and review of the Holosync system seemed like a powerful step in that direction.
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Claims of speed, effortlessness and quantum leaps in self awareness I found appealing. Once the (potentially) long process of developing deep meditation was conquered, I could go on to weaving the benefits into my everyday life.
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