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text: The Boliian Primera Division are known for creating tough players who prove efficient in many of the world's best soccer leagues. However, they are known for developing the talented Marco Antonio Etcheverry Vargas, who is regarded as one of the best players to ever come out of the Bolivian Primera Division. Although there aren't players of Vargas' calibre coming out of the BPD every year, there's bound to be another gem coming from that direction before long. Who's name will be on the back of jerseys across Bolivia? Until then Vargas will remain there. There aren't many leagues that have unique teams such as Club Universitario, The Strongest and Sport Boys.

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After MF Global filed for bankruptcy on Oct. 31, the spotlight shifted to Jefferies Group, another New York investment bank, as investors looked for other firms that might suffer losses on bonds of troubled European nations. When speculation arose that a liquidity crunch and bond losses would sink the company, Jefferies Chief Executive Officer Richard Handler rushed to counter it, branding those ideas "malicious lies" spread by people "whose interests are absolutely opposed to yours and ours," in a letter to "Clients, Shareholders, Bondholders, Employees and Friends" posted on the company's website on Nov. 21.
For Handler, 50, the 60 percent decline in Jefferies's stock this year is more than just business—much of his personal wealth is tied up in the firm. He owns 6 percent of the company, a far bigger stake than CEOs at the largest Wall Street houses have in their companies. Also, Handler hasn't had an employment contract in the 21 years he's worked at the New York-based investment bank, meaning there's no golden parachute for him if the firm goes under. "He's being a good CEO in staying in front of the story," says Tim White, a managing partner at Dallas-based executive search firm Kaye/Bassman International. "When CEOs own a big piece of a company, then they're going to act in the interest of shareholders more stridently than they might if they didn't."
As Jefferies has come under pressure from short-sellers and a credit downgrade by Egan-Jones Ratings, Handler has taken the lead in repelling what he called an assault on his company. Jefferies has issued a total of seven statements giving information about its European bond positions and has cut those holdings by about three-quarters as of Nov. 21. The CEO personally sent and revised e-mails to the news media as he sought to break the stock's slide and convey what his six-page letter called "the reality of what is happening at Jefferies." In the letter, he said that the company had repurchased $50 million of its bonds due in 2012 in the previous few weeks, that its balance sheet is "highly liquid," and it had more than $2.2 billion in cash. "Handler is a quite unusual bird," says Frank Glassner, CEO of Veritas Executive Compensation Consultants in San Francisco. "He clearly communicates a message that he's in it for the long term and in it with shareholders as well."
He certainly is feeling shareholders' pain. The value of Handler's shares has plunged by $240 million. Handler finished 2010 with almost 13.9 million shares, including restricted stock, valued at $370.1 million at yearend when Jefferies traded at $26.63, according to regulatory filings and Bloomberg data. His current stake is valued at about $130 million based on the Nov. 29 closing price of $10.75. Richard Khaleel, a Jefferies spokesman, declined to comment on Handler's stock beyond what the company has reported in regulatory filings.
Handler's letter impressed some investors and analysts. "As a new shareholder, I loved it," says Jeffrey Bronchick, who manages about $320 million for Los Angeles-based Cove Street Capital. "It's nice to see in this day and age people taking off the gloves and hitting." Chris Kotowski, an Oppenheimer analyst, says he found the letter to be "a very convincing rebuttal." Eight days after the letter was posted, the stock had risen more than 5 percent.
Handler's decision to speak out contrasts with the approach often taken by CEOs of embattled companies. "What so many of these characters do in this situation is Public Relations 101—a generic blast about misinformation and libel and a lot of huffing and puffing without getting into the details," says Eric Dezenhall, CEO of crisis management firm Dezenhall Resources. Speaking of Jefferies, he says: "The two things I find noteworthy are the assertiveness with which they're pushing back at short-sellers, and second, the level of detail in their deconstruction of their portfolio." The key for Jefferies now, says Davia Temin, CEO of crisis management firm Temin & Co., is to continue to be forthcoming. "They've gone out on a limb, they've got to stay the course," she says. "They can't say we've said too much and we've got to retrench. Then they will lose any of the credibility that they've actually begun to build."
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Springs residents could soon pay more for utilities
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - Colorado Springs Utilities is asking for a rate increase in its 2014 budget.
The increase is of 4.7 percent. In a typical monthly residential bill, that would equate to $9.37. The water rate increase was approved two years ago. It's electricity and gas that are on the table.
A small part of the money will go toward higher pay for employees. Right now, 64 percent of them are paid below market average.
A big part of the money will go toward the city's water supply and putting environmental control on the city's core plants.


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200k Club
I know it's not alot compared to some of the other members but my baby finally reached 200,000mi today! I've put 74k mi in 3 years and still love her as much as when I first got her.
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Congrats! I have 38k more to go to catch up.
You have a few months until I have mine back together to catch up to my 264,000.
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My car hit 150 over the weekend
im at 212k
My 92 is a 279k. Granted I bought it at 268k but still running great.
301,000 and I still get 30+ mpg highway (on non-ethanol fuel, of course).
its been a long two years and 11k miles.
This is my first BMW after years of wanting one and I plan on keeping it untill it rusts into nothing. For those of you who have over 200k mi, have you only done basic maintenance or have you done a engine rebuild?
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242k on the 318, 210k on the 325. No rebuild on either one, just regular maintenance. Lol only 74k on the 635!
I'm at 198k now but seem to have been stuck there for a while. Car doesn't get driven much in the winter except that I broke my DD. Damn cars get jealous of each other.
Mine didn't need a rebuild, just decided some elective surgery was in order to get a few extra horses in there.
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Still only around 125k here.
It'll be 4 years before i join this club. Currently at about 140k.
My 92 that's at 279k is on the original motor and trans, nothing rebuilt. First owner (To like 260k or something) DD it and got it served regularly at a BMW shop his son worked at. Shows you how long a BMW will last if serviced and treated with care.
I got my afterkarket gauges on and I feel better. Running temp 180-190 and oil pressure 50psi cold, 15psi warm. Just need to check compression.
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I'm at 209,289
235,XXX miles
Original engine + cooling system (I think it's on it way out pretty soon)
I'm at 232,000, 1995 318ti, with the original clutch. Still in good shape and I've never used synthetic oils. I really love my M42.
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The official UK trailer has checked in for Under the Skin, the sci-fi thriller that stars Scarlett Johansson as an alien seductress; and we've gotta say it is looking pretty good. And we're talking about the trailer… not just Johansson. Dig it!
In the film, written by Walter Campbell and directed by Jonathan Glazer, Johansson's character scours remote highways and back roads in Scotland for human prey.
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Moody's puts US credit rating on review, but had AAA and AA rating on $AIG and $LEH until collapse
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- on July 13th, 2011
The Moody's news this evening is hilariously ironic when framed against the the oh-so recent memory of their role in the 2007-2008 financial crisis. Their argument now is that if a deal is not made by August 02 to raise the debt ceiling it will consider a downgrade. Fine. So are they now turning over a strict new leaf post financial crisis debacle? A few quotes from from the 2009 Congressional hearings between Rep Jackie Speier and the Agency chiefs:
"You had rated AIG and Lehman Brothers as AAA, AA minutes before they were collapsing. After they did fail, did you take any action against those analysts who had rated them?" Speier asked. "Did you fire them? Did you suspend them? Did you take any actions against those who had put that kind of a remarkable grade on products that were junk?"
McDaniel answered first. "No, we did not fire any of the analysts involved in either AIG or Lehman," he replied. "An important part of our analysis was based on a review of governmental support that had been applied to Bear Stearns earlier in the year.
Was there any real restructuring/change of the agencies post crisis? Not that we know of …and the modus operandi of privatizing profits and socializing losses lives on.
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Source: Huffington Post : Credit Rating Agency Analysts Covering AIG, Lehman Brothers Never Disciplined
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Exclusive Video Premiere: Devil You Know, "Seven Years Alone"
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It's time to spend "Seven Years Alone" with Devil You Know and ARTISTdirect. We are super stoked to premiere the band's video for "Seven Years Alone" from their flawless, clawed-from-the-pits-of-hell debut The Beauty of Destruction, out via Nuclear Blast America on April 29.
The band features former Killswitch Engage singer Howard Jones.
Fans can now pre-order the album with or without an exclusive shirt design here. Do it up.
Enjoy the video and the song, which slays.
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OK, so Santa Claus has promised to write, but there are many unanswered questions pertaining to that promise. As far as I can tell, Santa has been very generous this year with bankers, financial wizards and those who fleece people out of their homes and make money doing it. Santa, how come Wall Street bankers will take home this Christmas over $100 billion in bonus payments, but one out of eight Americans will be living on food stamps. I know you enjoy having little boy and girls sit on your lap and ask for things like toys or trains or dolls, but how come you allow hedge fund guys to take home the bank? Back to the writing. Exactly who will you be writing to this year– certainly not to little boys and girls whose dad and mom lack jobs as far as health insurance goes, they will not get a break with or without passage of a national health insurance plan. Santa, will you this year be delivering health care monthly payments?
In the old days, Santa, you were a nice guy to have around. But, these days, watching you on street corners trying to persuade people to give a few shekels one wonders where the money goes that is collected.
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This is a discussion on How big is the company you work for? within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Currently working in a corperately owned business,so it depends on what you mean by the company? On a store level (meaning my immediate coworkers) its ...
Self employed
1-5 people
6-25 people
26- 100 people
101- 250 people
> 250 people
Currently working in a corperately owned business,so it depends on what you mean by the company? On a store level (meaning my immediate coworkers) its only me,and two other guys up front (counter) wich means 9 total,...BUT our corperate owners are in japan (sumitomo tires//falken tires) but we have ALOT of corp. offices in the states,and over 7,000 stores,so,...LOL
The new place I'll be working is locally owned//operated,and alot smaller level. (yet somehow makes more profit per shop,while offering fewer services!)
"To blame a gun for a mans decision is to foolishly attribute free will to an inanimate object"- Colion Noir.
lol....there is no option to select "unemployed" in the poll
"a reminder that no law can replace personal responsibility" - Bill Clinton 2010.
DoD employee here...I think there's a couple million of us.
Your second amendment rights are showing!
Mine has 45+ people swelling to double that during summer. There is a policy restricting carry but it is not well communicated. Work is a leased building and therefore has less restrictions than other company owned building. My LEO has told me to carry, the more the better in his mind. So, I am not consistent, but if I do you'd never know. If I don't it is not far in the parking lot.
Colt 1911, XD 40,
About 150 in my office, but over 600 worldwide. "No gun" policy in the office, but no restrictions on personal vehicle/parking lot.
I work for the Great State of Alabama so I guess that's around 4 million
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.
Lima - you can't carry at work??? That surprises the heck out of me! Is the owner anti-ccw or just worried about liability?I work at a local family-owned gun shop.
I also am prohibited from carrying while working. The most I can do is carry to and from work, but I have to unload and put my gun in the safe before my shift starts.
"Do not fear those who disagree with you; fear those that do and are too cowardly to admit it" - Napoleon
I was a NICS customer service rep. When you guys used to have the ffl's call in a was one of the folks who were running your background check. We also have immigration and a homeland security contract. Now I'm taking care of my mom who's in the last stages of cancer so it's just her and me now.
"Fear is nothing more than an emotional response to the perception of danger coupled with the belief that I can't handle it."
"If you change that belief to 'I can handle it', you'll no longer experience FEAR. You'll simply see what you are facing is a challenge... an opportunity to test yourself.
I work at the university I attend part time (Penn State branch campus, about 5000 students) and for the US Army Reserve, both of which employ a lot more than 250 people and both of which prohibit carry in no uncertain terms.
- Kurt
Freedom is the sure possession of those alone who have the courage to defend it. ~Pericles of Athens
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Drying Time (Rice): 20 Minutes
Preparation Time: 1 Hour
Yield: 4 Cups Cooked Rice
To make Arroz de Sabato:
Follow the directions below for Plain Rice Pilav, adding 1 bay leaf and 1/4 teaspoon saffron threads dissolved in 1/4 cup boiling water to the rice together with the stock. Cook as directed. The rice gets a beautiful yellow color and a heady aroma from the saffron and bay leaf. The bay leaf will be resting on top of the rice at the end of cooking. Remove and discard it before serving. Serve as a side dish with a meat, fish, or vegetarian entree.
Servings: 6—8
1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F.
2. If using white rice, you will need 4 cups stock. If using brown rice you will use 5 cups stock.
3. If using white rice, place the rice in a colander and rinse it in the sink in cold water until the water runs clear. Allow the rice to drain and dry for 20 minutes. If using brown rice, skip this step.
4. Over medium heat, heat the olive oil in a casserole with a tight fitting lid. Sauté the rice in the oil until it starts to brown.
5. Sprinkle the salt over the rice and pour in the stock. Cover tightly and place in the oven. Bake for 35-40 minutes (white rice) to 1 hour (brown rice). When the pilaf is done, all of the liquid will have been absorbed. A lovely aroma will fill the room when you open the lid of the pot. Serve immediately as a side dish with a meat, fish or vegetarian entree.
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Crack Addiction
Crack is a highly addictive drug. Some areas of the United States are still recovering from the epidemic-type struggles that developed with the selling and abuse of crack in past decades. Crack is a derivative of cocaine, a stimulant. Crack addiction is also treatable with effective programs and therapies. A proper drug rehab program can save lives when it comes to this kind of addiction.
What is Crack?
|Street Terms Used for Crack
How is Crack Used?
Crack is almost always smoked. When heated through a pipe, it becomes vapors that allows for large doses of the drug to be absorbed through the lungs. This produces a very intense feeling of euphoria. Smoking or "freebasing" crack can lead to a nearly immediate high, which is one of the reasons why it is so addictive. Studies suggest that drug addiction is developed more rapidly to crack due to the way it is introduced to the body through smoking it.
Crack Use and Abuse
|Short Term-Effects of Crack
Users can develop a quick tolerance to smoking crack, which requires them to smoke even more to experience the drug's effect. Sadly, this can lead to further health problems and addiction. Cocaine itself is a highly addictive substance and crack can be more addictive, due to the method of intake and the initial intensity of the high. Individuals will continue to abuse crack in pursuit of that initial euphoric feeling and spiral further into the struggles of dependency and withdrawal. Without a proper drug treatment program, long-term effects from crack abuse can be quite damaging.
Crack Addiction and Treatment
|Long-Term Effects
With addiction to crack also come severe withdrawal effects when the drug is not in the system. This can include things like depression or being down, fatigue, intense anxiety, irritability and in some cases psychosis. Some abusers of this drug will continue to use even though they don't want to just to avoid stimulant withdrawal. Excessive crack use can also lead to heart problems, respiratory failure, stroke, seizures and ultimately loss of life.
Treatment for Crack Addiction
A drug rehab program can become a life saving measure in addressing crack addiction and withdrawal. Treatment should consist of a broad dynamic of addiction programs to help the individual address the use and need for crack cocaine. Psychotherapies and behavioral therapies can help the individual in addressing the problems of using drugs, as well as life problems which could lead to using this substance. Effective programs will also involve dual diagnosis and treatment for co-occurring problems with mental health concerns that can be developed with long term alcohol or drug abuse. Aspects of treatment offer a long term process for overcoming the impulses to use crack with programs for support and furthering treatment therapies.
If you or someone you care about is in need of drug rehab for crack addiction, we can help. We are regarded as one of the very best treatment facilities available. Treatment begins with the needs of the individual. Each client is treated on a case-by-case basis with therapies and care according to personal needs. As a dual diagnosis addiction treatment facility, we provide a co-occurring treatment program for those seeking help from crack use and mental health concerns. To discover more about this program, we encourage you to call us at 1-800-582-0709.
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JAXDuckMan wrote:When the oil spill happened I predicted that the hunting in Florida was going to be awesome(and it was for me anyways), so I'm going out on limb to say this year with the drought in the Southwest and Midwest I think its going to push alot of ducks into Florida. Also the record duck count is going to play a big factor this year also.What you guys think? I also think we will get some big bucks like mallards. We will see an increase in Gadwalls,Canvasbacks, and Spoonbills. I think also the first early seasons going to be slow. Well this is what I think going to happen ...we will see I hope Im right.....
sigalphjoe44 wrote:supposedly this year is supposed to be real wet in the southeast and very very cold particularly on the eastern seaboard. im oretty pumoed about the prospects for the season but also for record numbers and potentially a very wet and cold winter that means the breeding conditions are better and more breeding pairs.....always looking to the next season even if this one hasnt started yet. lol
Botiz630 wrote:Finally, I can compensate for my tiny wiener without breaking the bank.
SnookMan88 wrote:Dang chris-k, thats a lot of ducks in 5 days! How many people are in your group? I hope you are right 300 is a lot of birds!
SnookMan88 wrote:O cool.. what other states do you hunt in? I might get to hunt in north carolina a couple days this season. I only got to hunt 4 times in early season and personally bagged 13 teal (limit on hunt 1&2, 3 on hunt 3, and 2 on hunt 4).
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The Carnival Pride cruise ship offers cruises out of Baltimore, Maryland. The Pride is one of the famous "fun ships" in the Carnival Cruise Line fleet.
Features of the Carnival Pride are the Carnival WaterWorks waterpark, outdoor poolside movie theatre, a pool with a retractable roof, and the Serenity adults-only pool. Get pampered at the Spa or play in the casino.
Dining choices include Bonsai Sushi, Normandie Restaurant, David's Steakhouse, Guy's Burger Joint, and BlueIguana Cantina. The EA SportsBar and RedFrog Pub are new.
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Break out the salt — after a mild 2011-12, winter arrives
Last week, road crews in Monroeville finally were able to put a dent in the surplus of salt piled at the public works storage facility on Starr Drive.
Workers spread about 500 tons of salt on Monroeville roads Dec. 26 and 27, as nearly 6 inches of snow and ice accumulated in the area.
Monroeville public works director Mike Adams estimated 800 tons were used so far this winter, as of Friday.
Adams said he placed a salt order for 2013 that is 2,000 tons lighter than last year's order. Because of how mild last winter was, Monroeville and many other communities in the region were left with a surplus at the end of the season.
"We didn't have much of a winter," Adams said. "(The dome) is the fullest it's ever been."
The dome holds an estimated 4,750 tons, and the rest is stored outside, he said. Monroeville buys its road salt from Minneapolis-based Cargill Salt through a joint-purchasing agreement led by the South Hills Area Council of Governments.
The contract requires communities to set an annual estimated usage amount. Communities are required to buy at least 80 percent of that amount for winter.
Last year, Monroeville bought 6,400 tons of the 8,000 it expected to use. This year, the municipality estimated it would need 6,000 tons, so it is committed to buying at least 4,800 tons from Cargill.
The cost has increased from $53.83 per ton in 2011-12 to $57.04 per ton in 2012-13, which still was the lowest bid received, Adams said.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - "Golden Girls" star Betty White will receive a lifetime achievement award from the largest U.S. actors union, the group said on Tuesday.
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- Frequency-matched similarly-aged controls from lists of licensed drivers, and
- Completed interviews of 2,936 (74%) newly-diagnosed breast cancer cases and 2,975 (67%) population controls aged 20-69.
In one analysis shown in the figure, bisphosphonate medications used to treat osteoporosis were found to be associated with a 33% (odds ratio 0.67, 95% CI 0.51-0.89) reduction in risk of breast cancer. Risk reduction was greatest for longer durations of use and use among women who were not obese.
Br J Cancer. 2010;102(5):799-802. Funded by R01 CA047147.
Whitney Witt, PhD, MPH - Cancer Control Program
Collaborator: Ronald Gangon, PhD - Cancer Control Program
Using UWCCC pilot grant funds, Dr. Witt conducted a study of children with cancer and their parents to determine if caring for a child with cancer or a brain tumor affects parental physical and mental health, and to examine the extent to which stress mediates the relationship between case status and parental quality of life.
The Survey Research Shared Resource:
- Advised Dr. Witt regarding the design of the survey instrument (mean duration=1 hour) to assess a range of quality of life issues, and
- Contacted and interviewed 80 case dyads (children with cancer aged 2-18 and their parents; 58%) and 141 control dyads (children without health problems and their parents from a community sample; 41%).
Based on a conceptual model shown in the figure, Dr. Witt hypothesized that childhood chronic health conditions and functional impairments are major life stressors and can impact the health of all family members. Findings suggested that interventions to alleviate caregiver burden and stress may improve the health and well-being of parents of children with cancer.
Source: Qual Life Res. 2010;19(7):995-1005.
Amye Tevaarwerk, MD - Experimental Therapeutics Program
Collaborator: Kari Wisinski, MD - Experimental Therapeutics Program
Dr. Tevaarwerk's study, funded by a UWCCC pilot grant, aims to develop, implement, and evaluate a survivorship care plan as a tool to improve patient-provider communication and coordination of care after diagnosis.
The Survey Research Shared Resource:
- Developed and tested a web-enabled data collection tool administered on iPads to evaluate a draft of the care plan among a volunteer group of cancer survivors, and
- Collected baseline survey data from 38 cancer patients
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French suburban hotbeds need more than new houses
By Bate Felix
CLICHY-SOUS-BOIS, France (Reuters) - Aroua Hamdane nervously eyed a group of teenagers ambling across the street from his home in one of Paris' tinderbox high-rise suburbs and let out a sigh, shaking his head disapprovingly.
"Look at them. They do not work. They hang around like that all day. Always smoking grass and getting into trouble with the police," said the 66-year-old retired salesman.
"You know, there was a time when Clichy-sous-Bois was a really classy place. Now you have to worry about them all the time," he said, nodding in the direction of the teenagers.
When approached, the group of five youths in sagging pants and hooded sweat shirts sauntered off. One of them turned and said: "We do not like to talk, we only act when provoked."
Hamdane immigrated to France from Tunisia 31 years ago. He moved to Clichy-sous-Bois with his wife and bought a flat in one of the tower blocks known as La Forestiere in 1989.
Now earmarked as one of the projects to be demolished in an overdue urban renewal drive, La Forestiere has become an overcrowded squalid den for the underworld.
But Hamdane says building new houses and a police station and having more cops patrolling the streets would not make the of problems of the gritty banlieus (suburbs) in the fringes of France's cities go away overnight.
"The same people will move to the new houses. In 10 years' time we will find ourselves in the same situation because a new house does not come with a job or other services that are critically needed here," he said. Continued...


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Well, I figured it was time to start a build thread.
I bought a 1991 G60 Corrado last fall, I tried to get the motor running well for far too long, but in the end there was just too much wrong with the motor to repair when I could put in the TDI I had in my garage!
The motor I am using came from a '04 jetta, it is a BEW 1.9 PD TDI
Of course things could not go smoothly with the motor
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I cleaned up the motor, and am in the process of putting in the new head gasket, water pump, TB and tensioner.
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Pix will come soon, once I get a new card reader.
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Italy's road rules sting travelers - interesting piece from today's LA Times
Traffic tickets are a common nuisance for those driving in Italy. Arcane rules and camera captures complicate travelers' avenues of recourse.
Wowza....is this real??
I think it is likely that I got one of these tickets while in Milan for "the Last Supper" (which, by the way, is in a pedestrian zone or otherwise limited zone of some sort) in May. Have not yet received a ticket. Not that I scoff the law or anything, but I am still not exactly sure what the enforcement mechanism would be to make you pay from oversees.
Is anybody aware of what happened to anybody who did NOT pay a ticket, either this type or for speeding?
One reason to park your car outside the central city (especially in Italy) and take the train in.
If driving a rental, the company will charge your credit card (and add on a huge fee) as described in another posting.
The signs are pretty hard to miss - a huge black and white sign with a picture of a camera on it.
Is there any way to have the nav system help you avoid these areas? Like in route selection using the avoid toll road option.
Whatever the ticket, seeing "The Last Supper" was worth it- it was one of the most impressive pieces of artwork I have ever seen.
La Centola is definitely worth a trip but book early. Slots fill well in advance.
I definitely second both of your comments. My plan was to park in a structure along the eastern side of the city close to public transit, but due to the major earthquake the day before (I was actually in Ferrara for that) resulted in a lot of delays and schedule changes, so I had to scrap that plan at the last minute. I had tried to avoid all Italian cities, and cities in general on my ED trip. Tried to hit the more remote, out-of-the-way places.
My recommendation for anyone going to Milan is to do the parking structure/public transport thing, but if you cannot, then just drive around the ring road and park there and walk the kilometer or so to get to "The Last Supper."
I had to drive in the ZTL in Florence because our hotel was there. I guess the parking garage calls the police to cancel the ticket. I saved the emailed from the hotel stating they would do that. Whatever that's worth. Either way driving in the city itself was a nightmare!
In Milan, we deposited the car at our hotel, the Westin Palace and took public transportation until we departed to Florence. In Florence, we also parked our car at the St. Regis/Westin Excelsior and walked everywhere. Both hotels used a near by parking garage.
I think I may get tagged in Lucca as we needed a PNL Parabas bank ATM and got stuck going down a little alley way. Finally got out and into a parking lot and then walked back into the restricted zone. The car did caution me that I was entering a restricted zone, but there was no way to go backwards. I didn't see any cameras, hopefully I'll be lucky!
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More than 100 members attended this past Tuesday night's monthly Ring 8 meeting at the Waterfront Crabhouse in Long Island, New York. International matchmaker Don Majeski was the guest speaker.
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Propaganda Poster Collection
1914-1996 (bulk 1914-1945)
Photograph of some of these posters on display in the WSC Library (Bryan Hall), circa 1940s. From the WSU Scrapbooks Collection (PC 5).
Acquisition And Processing Information
The Washington State University Libraries acquired these posters from various sources during the 20th century. Approximately 300 posters were initially assembled into this collection in 2009, and processed by Amy Sabourin. In 2013, a group of approximately 200 more posters were processed and integrated into the collection by Morgan Clendenning.
Extent/Quantity Information
Number of Items: 517
Number of Oversize Drawers: 8
Finding Aid Author
Amy Sabourin created the initial finding aid for this collection in 2009, and Morgan Clendenning revised and expanded it in 2013.
Collection Description
This collection contains 517 posters, most issued by governments to influence behavior and public morale. Most items are from the period beginning with the start of World War I and concluding with the end of World War II. Prior to the advent of broadcast radio and television, governments looked to other media to communicate information to their citizens. One of the most eye-catching formats is the propaganda poster, the use of which peaked during World War I and remained pervasive through World War II. The U.S. government alone produced an estimated 20,000,000 copies of more than 2,500 distinct posters during the First World War. Through these "weapons on the wall," governments persuaded their citizens to participate in a variety of patriotic functions, from pur¬chasing war bonds to conserving scarce resources. These posters also strengthened public support for the wars by providing "message control" about the government's allies and enemies.
The posters found here were collected by the Washington State University Libraries, dating back into the 1910s. They became part of the College's War Library, a collection established in 1937-1938, consisting of rare books, pamphlets, posters, and other ephemera. The collection continued to grow through donations from various sources. In 2009, approximately 300 posters were assembled into this collection. In 2013, approximately 200 more posters were added to the collection. Dating largely from World War II and post-World War II, most of the added posters are in French and are directed toward Parisians, announcing war updates and requesting public action. The additions also include United States World War I and World War II posters, and Russian post-World War I posters.
Note about titles: italicized poster titles were transcribed from the item; bracketed titles were created by the collection processor.
Note about English translations: these were supplied by the collection processor, Amy Sabourin.
Almost all of the posters from this collection have been digitized and can be found online in the Propaganda Posters Digital Collection.
Collection Arrangement
The collection is arranged in six series; three of these are further divided into subseries.
Series List
- Series 1: Propaganda Posters (Russia, South America, Europe, Canada), 1914-1996
- Series 2: Propaganda Posters (United States), World War I, circa 1914-1920
- Subseries 2.1: Food Conservation and Material Donations, 1914-1919
- Subseries 2.2: Financial Aid: War Savings Stamps, 1914-1918
- Subseries 2.3: Financial Aid: Red Cross, 1914-1918
- Subseries 2.4: Financial Aid: War Bonds, 1914-1919
- Subseries 2.5: Financial Aid: United War Work Campaign, Y.M.C.A, Y.W.C.A; 1914-1919
- Series 3: Propaganda Posters (United States), World War II, 1939-1949
- Series 4: International Relations Propaganda Posters (United States and International), World War II, 1939-1945
- Series 5: Propaganda Posters (France), World War II and Post World War II, 1939-1960
- Series 6: Miscellaneous, 1914-1990
War posters
World War, 1914-1918 -- Posters
World War, 1914-1918 -- Posters -- United States
World War, 1914-1918 -- Posters -- Europe
World War, 1939-1945 -- Posters
World War, 1939-1945 -- Posters -- United States
World War, 1939-1945 -- Posters -- Europe
World War, 1914-1918 -- Propaganda
World War, 1939-1945 -- Propaganda
American Library Association. -- War Library Service
This collection is open and available for research use. Copyright restrictions may apply.
A digital collection containing all items except number 94 (which was too large to scan) was created in January of 2013. This can be viewed as our Propaganda Poster Digital Collection: http://content.libraries.wsu.edu/cdm/landingpage/collection/propaganda.
Preferred Citation
The suggested citation for the collection is:
[Item Description]
Propaganda Poster Collection
Manuscripts, Archives, and Special Collections
Washington State University Libraries
Pullman, WA
Location Note (Masc Staff Use)
With the exception of one rolled item, these materials are located in map cases. One of the untitled Russian posters (sc005f03-012-11) is rolled, and stored at: MASC basement, 3:33.
Most items are in English; some are in Russian, Spanish, Polish, Italian, and French.


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"The situation in Iraq is difficult, no question about it," George Bush, Thursday, January 11, 2007.
Wallace Stevens, who did not gain recognition for his poetry until four of his poems appeared in a special 1914 wartime issue of Poetry, wrote his famous essay "The Noble Rider and the Sounds of Words" in 1942, just one year after the United States joined the Allies following the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor. Stevens's description of the reality around him, which he portrayed as coming down from the turn of the 19th century and into 1942, portentously describes our current moment 85 years later:
The Russians followed the Victorians, and the Germans, in their way, followed the Russians. The British Empire, directly or indirectly, was what was left and as to that one could not be sure whether it was a shield or a target. Reality then became violent and so remains. This much ought to be said to make it a little clearer that in speaking of the pressure of reality, I am thinking of life in a state of violence, not physically violent, as yet, for us in America, but physically violent for millions of our friends and for still more millions of our enemies and spiritually violent, it may be said, for everyone alive.
A possible poet must be a poet capable of resisting or evading the pressure of the reality of this last degree, with the knowledge that the degree of today may become a deadlier degree tomorrow. There is, however, no point to dramatizing the future in advance of the fact.
Perhaps we possible poets have reached a point where what Stevens called "the pressure of reality" so permeates existence that there isn't even a question of resisting or evading it. It just is. A few pages further into the essay, one finds this, still as fresh as the morning news hitting our front doors, complete with ghoulish headlines:
No politician can command the imagination, directing it to do this or that. Stalin might grind his teeth the whole of a Russian winter and yet all the poets in the Soviets might remain silent the following spring. He might excite their imaginations by something he said or did. He would not command them. He is singularly free from that "cult of pomp," which is the comic side of the European disaster; and that means as much as anything to us. The truth is that the social obligation so closely urged is a phase of the pressure of reality which a poet (in the absence of dramatic poets) is but to resist or evade today. Dante in Purgatory and Paradise was still the voice of the Middle Ages but not through fulfilling any social obligation. Since that is the role most frequently urged, if that role is eliminated, and if a possible poet is left facing life without any categorical exactions upon him, what then? What is his function? Certainly it is not to lead people out of the confusion in which they find themselves. Nor is it, I think, to comfort them while they follow their readers to and fro. I think that his function is to make his imagination theirs and that he fulfills himself only as he sees his imagination become the light in the minds of others. His role, in short, is to help people live their lives.
"I am recommending to (the president) a total increase in the two services of 92,000 soldiers and Marines over the next five years––65,000 soldiers and 27,000 Marines. The emphasis will be on increasing combat capability," Defense Secretary Robert Gates said yesterday.
And also yesterday, over 1,000 New Orleans citizens marched on City Hall seeking an end to the violence that has besieged their under-funded and under-policed city—with nine murders just since New Years' Day. Referring to a situation in which most witnesses of crimes fear for their lives and so remain silent, many marchers' signs and placards read, "Silence is Violence."
Leading the march was the Hot 8 Brass Band, whose drummer Dinerral Shavers was shot and murdered in front of his family on December 28. The band carried a banner that read "March for Survival, Walk With Us," and chanted "We Shall Overcome."
Martin Luther King Day is Monday, may his spirit haunt the nation.
Thanks to everyone who sent in comments—
Posted in Uncategorized on Friday, January 12th, 2007 by Gillian Conoley.


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Beyonce, Jay Z, and Baby Blue Were Out And About Looking Adorable (Pic)
Looks like the Carter family was out in East Hamptons the other day.
Beyonce, Jay Z, and Blue Ivy got in some family time before Bey and Jay have their next show in Foxborough, MA.
Loving those little pigtails!
Close up photos of Beyoncé, Jay Z & Blue Ivy in East Hampton (June 30) http://t.co/6kwDqdP8Qu pic.twitter.com/Jvjrg3plPv
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Alfresco is one of just two vendors in the 'Visionaries' quadrant this year. 'Vision' in ECM, it seems, is getting harder to come by in a market that is largely dominated by proprietary, legacy software vendors.
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- Support for business processes, workflow, case management and strong security – all the hallmarks of true ECM
Combining support for mobile and cloud in ways that contribute to how we work today with deep understanding and commitment to traditional content management principles is what drives Alfresco's vision today. From transactional document management behind the firewall to file sharing in the cloud, Alfresco delivers the scalable, business-critical capabilities that modern, extended enterprises require to manage their content and enable their users both inside and outside the firewall.
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1. Multicolour lace dress £175, Whistles, whistles.co.uk; Elodie chain bracelet £59; and Elodie chain necklace £79, both by Reiss, reiss.co.uk
2. Jacquard patterned dress £68, Oasis, oasis-stores.com; Visor £12, Accessorize, uk.accessorize.com; Block-heel sandals £59.99, Mango, mango.com
3. Liberty print sundress £135, Sessun; and Carmen sunglasses £121, House of Harlow, both urbanoutfitters.co.uk; Orange knit jumper £29.99, Mango, as before
4. Neon floral dress £42, Topshop, topshop.co.uk; Coral sunglasses £14, Oasis, as before; Flower ring £10, Accessorize, as before
5. Oversized Dahlia flower earrings £7, Accessorize, as before; Lace dress £44.99, Mango, as before; Waverly Terrace Jeanetta bag £345, Kate Spade; 020 7836 3988
Photographer: Julie Adams
Stylist: Gemma Hayward
Model: Mikaela Olsson at IMG Australia
Make-up and hair: Andrea Black at HMS Creative using MAC make-up and L'Oréal Professionnel for hair
Stylist's assistant: Emma Akbareian
Photographer's assistant: Monique Easton
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|by W. Chi ngai "Zion C.N"
|Date Added: Monday 21 December, 2009
Head protection makes easy!!When you're on the fields engaging in rigorous sporting activities, it's really advisable to have something on your head for protection against bumps and collisions, and even a fall, which may become fatal!
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