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So Shelly is strong enough to throw a V8 engine but she can't do one pull up… I think she needs to refocus some of her workout routine.
She's not hammered off her ass when she hurls the big block!
I like the "every time" here.
Yeah. Pulling yourself up isn't the point; someone should be there to save you.
Who's to say they haven't gotten drunk up here before?
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This was told to me about twenty years ago by a guy who at that time was like a 3rd vice President in a small bank. He now owns his own bank and hasn't changed a bit.
OK, it goes that a frog went into a bank to borrow some money with a little toy car about the size to go into one of those printer's drawers that people hang on their walls and put little trinkets into the various slots and wanted to use this toy car as collateral for a loan..
The receptionist at the bank sends the frog to a loan officer whose name was Patty Mack.
Well, the frog makes his presentation, outlining his business plan and describing in golden terms the value of his collateral.
The loan officer hasn't the slightest idea how to handle this as she has never seen such a thing being offered up as collateral, much less being offered up by a frog, so she goes to see a vice President who says he will mull over the matter for a bit.
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Payy Mack asks how the trinket can be used as collateral to which the Vice President replies:
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Give the frog a loan!"
True story. Saw the guy a few weeks back at a local watering hole and reminded him of it. He re-told the joke to everyone at the table to much uproar!
Hahahahahah....nice one thanks for sharing.
Congratulations. That must be the corniest joke I've heard all year. Got any more like that?
Hehe - corny, but fun.
Actually, I knew what the punchline would be as soon as I saw "Patty Mack".
The joke could be improved by not using the loan officer's name in full until the punchline. She could be called Miss Mack and Patty.
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The salesman was never seen or heard from again.
Moral of the story: Sometimes it may be better to just not get what you pay for.
I am so sorry that i didn't get the joke, there is pun, metaphor or something?
The way I understand it is that the guy paid (foreced at gun-point) an offshore marketing firm to have his himself promoted and publicised. The campaign was not successful but the guy was satisifed because of never being seen again.


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Why is Social Security going bankrupt?
As I have written in previous articles, I enjoy going to sprint car races, particularly the winged sprint car shows put on by the World of Outlaws. It's a traveling circus that comes to Michigan usually once a year. Sometimes they come when I'm out of state, up in Canada fishing or on vacation-darn. Sometimes they come and the show gets rained out-double darn. However, once in a while, all of the stars line up and I get to make the short drive down to Clarksville's I-96 Speedway and see the greatest dirt show on Earth.
The Indianapolis 500 lays claim to being the "greatest spectacle in racing." That may be, but in my opinion, the World of Outlaws has no equal when it comes to racing on the short dirt tracks. The drivers are fearless, the racing is spectacular, and where else in the world of sports can you go visit with the big stars after a night's work? All fans can go to the pits after the races and talk with many of the drivers. They are very accessible. Try that after a Tigers game, a Red Wings game, a Lions game or the Indianapolis 500-good luck. As noted in last week's Grand Rapids Press, the World of Outlaws announcer, Johnny Gibson, has a trademark saying as the cars line up four-wide to take a parade lap before the start of the feature event. It goes like this: "You wanted the best, you got 'em, four abreast, often imitated, never duplicated, the greatest show on dirt, the World of Outlaws!" He's not kidding either. It truly is the greatest show on dirt!
There is another subject that I would like to discuss that also isn't anything to kid about. It's Social Security. According to a recent report by the Social Security Administration (SSA), the SSA will be totally out of money in 2037. I will be 85 in 2037 and my wife, Deb, will be less than 85. For my own well-being, I won't get any more specific than that.
To say, however, that I am interested in seeing how and if President Obama and our Congress is going to deal with this issue is an understatement. I do understand they are spending a lot of time dealing with the economy and world issues, but this issue affects every citizen, including those un-born, of these United States.
Let's discuss why Social Security is going bankrupt. When Social Security was instituted in 1935, the life expectancy for all men was less than 62 and for women was less than 65. In other words, it was rare that anyone, man or woman, would draw benefits for an extended period of time. Full benefits were payable at age 65. Now only those born before 1938 are entitled to full benefits at age 65. For those born in 1938 and later, the full retirement age has gradually risen to age 67.
Right from the start, recipients were entitled to a partial benefit at age 62. For those born before 1938, the partial benefit was 80% for the worker and 75% for a spouse. For those coming into the world in 1938 and later, that partial benefit has been reduced to 70% for the worker and 65% for a spouse. Since the life expectancy for those born in 2008 is now about 75 for men and 80 for women, those changes were called for.
This increasing life expectancy, however, is one of the issues that is causing Social Security to go bankrupt. People are drawing benefits longer and longer. If more people are paying into the system or if people are paying into the system for more years, it might actually all even out. But neither is true.
First, fewer people are paying into the system each year. The baby boomers have just overwhelmed the following generations. As time goes on, more baby boomers are retiring and are no longer paying into the system and their places are not being taken by younger generations. Those younger generations are smaller and many of them are not having children, so future generations may be smaller yet.
Second, right from the start, benefits are calculated on the highest 35 years of earnings. There just isn't any way to get more earning years into the mix unless the age at which a person qualifies for benefits is raised.
The blunt fact is, however, that many baby boomers are retiring early either voluntarily or involuntarily. Either way, these people are paying in fewer years than projected. This is a factor in SSA running out of money. How many baby boomers don't we all know who are retired at age 55 and drawing a pension. In previous generations, those same people would be in their peak earning years and would be paying a nice amount into the SSA system. We have people drawing benefits longer and paying in fewer years. It's no wonder that SSA is going bankrupt.
Next week, I will discuss how SSA calculates a recipient's benefit. This is Jerry Coon signing off.
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Monday July 23rd, 2012 5:21pm
Inside Lacrosse jumped in the Mini-Coop and made the trip from east of Oakland over to Sonoma on Thursday afternoon to attend this year's incarnation of the Adrenaline Showcase and Adrenaline Shootout tournaments.
Hosted in the shadow of wine country at Sonoma State University, this event is a marquee stop on the western recruiting circuit, featuring quality talent from California, Washington, Oregon, Utah, Colorado, Nevada and Canada.
The Adrenaline Showcase is first on the lineup. The all-star format event features eight teams, kicking off the weekend in Rohnert Park, Calif.
The Showcase mixes players from 2013s, 2014s and 2015s classes together, playing across two fields. In an ingenious move, Adrenaline, famous for their socks, had recruits wear one of three different color knee-highs to help coaches identify which players were in which recruiting classes. 2015s wore orange, 2014s blue and 2015s green. Big likes among the recruiters on that move.
I've been keeping an eye toward the 2014 and 2015s during my sojourn, though this was a great way to look at all the classes. Remember, this is my scouted opinion, and recruiters will have their own needs and opinions.
Player of the Sessions: Zack Anderson, Rock Canyon H.S., Colo./2014
Was tipped to it a little before the event, but thought this was the deepest collection of talent among the Showcase players by far. Almost all the longpoles fit a certain prototype; tall, lanky but with good frames and an ability to scrap when they needed to. Anderson's aggressiveness and physicality stood out in the time I was able to scout.
Other longpoles who made an impression: Andrew Parker, Rancho Bernardo, Calif./2015; Kai Storrs, Blake H.S., Calif./ 2015; Tucker Guyot, Jserra Catholic, Calif./2014; Kevin Fahey, Coronado H.S., Calif./2013; Jeremy Huber, Palo Verde H.S., Nev./2014.
Player of the Sessions: Cole Schleppy, Jserra Catholic H.S., Calif./2013
Rising senior midfielder (who coincidentally plays for Kyle Harrison on the high school level) showcased an excellent shot on the run, especially cutting across the crease. Scored three goals in the time I was able to see him. Polished shooter.
Outside of Schleppy offensively, the event featured a few other quality runners. Joe Finnell, Bellevue H.S., Wash./2013 notched two goals and an assist in the time I saw him, showcasing quality athleticism. Andrew Perkins, Torrey Pines, Calif./PG-2013 and Erik Risa, Overlake H.S., Wash./2013 also scored quality goals. ALex Lopez, Woodside, Calif., 2013 and Hayden Ruiz, Santa Margarita Catholic, H.S., 2014 also put together quality sessions.
There were also excellent face-off players participating in the Showcase. Owen Weselak, Torrey Pines, Calif./2014; Jace Thomas, Bountiful H.S., Utah/2014; and Emmet Fenn, Berkeley H.S., Calif./2013 all had nice days at the X.
Player of the Sessions: John Roach, Wheat Ridge H.S., Colo./2014
Lots of nifty shooters in this crew, though Roach stood out with two quality goals and two assists in the time I saw him. Braden Gagner, Brophy Prep, Ariz.,/2014 with two goals and an assist, plus, a nice ride game as well. Connor Morgan, Coronado H.S., Nev./2013 and Grant Pierce, Judge Memorial H.S., Utah did well. Again, lots of good shooters across the board.
Player of the Sessions: Cameron Cronk, Eastside Catholic H.S.,/2015
Cronk earns player of the session after standing on his head during an evening game, playing with the sun directly in his eyes. Counted him for five quality saves in that game and another four the next morning. Solid size, but his ability to stand strong in the cage appeared to be his biggest asset as a netminder. Other goalies who put together quality games at the Showcase: Bryce Cadey, Torrey Pines, Calif./2014; Bryan Cooper, La Costa Canyon, Calif./2013; Jensen Makarov, Ralston Valley H.S., Colo./2014.
Again, another strong showing from recruiters. Of a noted highlight, 2012 NCAA Men's Lacrosse Championship head coach Charley Toomey was in attendance for the Showcase and part of the Shootout yesterday. Among other schools, Jacksonville, Maryland, North Carolina, Bryant, Navy, Drexel, Notre Dame, Rutgers, Michigan, Air Force, Salisbury, Haverford, Colorado College plus Western DII and MCLA coaches.
Fun to hear what the talk of the town is among coaches. The looming rules committee sessions were among the discussions, as well as the recent retirement of Georgetown coach Dave Urick, as well as the assistant hiring process.
The weather in Sonoma, Calif. is fantastically weird. In the day, with the sun, it gets hot, but at night the West Coast fog rolls in and it gets downright frigid.
Always great to get out here and see the guys from Adrenaline, who do an awesome job putting on this event.
Up next, the Sonoma Shootout, which features tons of talented club teams from out west. I already caught some of the action this past evening, and am starting compile news and notes for a big post before heading back to the East Coast this evening. Among the highlights will be Saturday's All-Star game.


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USD/JPY Weekly Outlook
USD/JPY's rally attempt was limited below 81.77 last week and subsequent fall and break of 80.29 indicates that choppy decline from 84.17 has resumed. Initial bias remains on the downside this week for 61.8% retracement of 76.02 to 84.17 at 79.13 first. Break will pave the way to 75.56/76.02 support zone. On the upside, break of 81.77 resistance is needed to signal reversal. Otherwise, outlook will remain bearish even in case of recovery.
In the bigger picture, 75.56 should be a medium term bottom on bullish convergence condition in weekly MACD. However, the lack of follow through rally and failure below 85.51 resistance argues that the trend hasn't reversed yet. And USD/JPY could merely be in sideway consolidation. In any case, outlook will remain mildly bearish in medium term as long as 85.51 resistance holds and a new low below 75.56 is in favor.
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In other words, if you wait a year after the injection, by then it should have absorbed, and then a few months later you want to undergo tip-plasty, would that be absolutely fine or might the filler have left some complications that take years to recover?
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Future of Economic Growth After the Fiscal Cliff
The question gets more urgent by the day: Can President Obama and Congress cut a deal in the next month to prevent the automatic government spending cuts and tax hikes known as the fiscal cliff?
There's another question, too: If they reach an agreement on tax hikes on the wealthy, or cutting tax breaks like the mortgage interest deduction, what then?
This week on WNYC's Money Talking, contributors Joe Nocera of The New York Times and Rana Foroohar of Time magazine discuss the potential impact of a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff on future economic growth.
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In case you haven't heard already, Vape 4 Free is our new customer loyalty program; a truly rewarding points-based system that compensates you for being the awesome customer that you've always been. Thousands of V2 fans have already begun racking up V4F points to redeem for their favorite V2 e cigarette products – are you one of them?
To learn about joining Vape 4 Free and earning points, check out our blog post from June 12 by clicking here.
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1. Visit www.v2cigs.com and make sure you're logged into your V2 account
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3. Begin the simple checkout process from your V2 shopping cart – you will be given the option to redeem V4F points on your order (see image below)
4. Click on "Set Points to Redeem" – this link is below the line that says "Available Vape 4 Free Points"
5. Enter the amount of points you would like to redeem on your order (or click "Use Maximum" to redeem all of your V4F points), and then click "APPLY"
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Example: You have 800 V4F points in your V2 account, which translates into $80 V2 credit – you can redeem these 800 points, worth $80, online at v2cigs.com, however you like.
For instance, you could use 50 points to get $5 off the total of your next order or use all 800 points to get $80 off. You could even use 280 points to get $28 off your total (because why not?).
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Visiting Baltimore
What lfs's are worth the visit if I am short on time? I am particularly looking for good DW, but any will do.
House of Tropicals, in Glen Burnie, not far from the airport, has a very good selection of fish.
That would be my sugestion also. Nice place close to airport.
I'm sorry to say that's really the ONLY place to visit. Aquarium Depot is junk now (worse then even before), and Exotic Aquatics closed up ( though CTE is opening soon). If you don't mind an hour and 45 minute drive, there's always That Pet Place in Lancaster, PA.
House of tropicals has been out of DW for three weeks now I would call first
I live in the philly burbs so That Pet Place is my day trip about once a month :D
you should stop by my place, lol
yeah I am like an hour away from TFP, I go there at least every other week.
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The New Jersey attorney general yesterday approved the use of electronic stun guns by police officers under limited circumstances involving emotionally disturbed people.
The stun guns - which fire electronically-charged darts - may be used by officers only when a person has a weapon, poses a serious threat to others, and refuses to be taken into custody.
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Are now all opened for strictly waterfowl hunting beginning tomorrow, Dec 1st. Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife put this restriction in place to please the pheasant hunters with hunting hours of 8am-4pm. I called and found out that it was really a restriction in place for the pheasant hunters, so as not to chase the birds off the premises. That really upset me as I live much closer to these hunting areas than Skagit and most anyone knows the best duck hunting is the crack of dawn and 1/2 before the close.
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Due to the intense series against the Pistons, I apologize for holding off the Four-Point Play until the series was over. In this weekend-NBA Finals edition of the Four-Point Play, I will recap the Celtics Eastern Conference Championship win, who I think really stepped up in big spots, discuss what happens with the Pistons next, and a give a small preview with my initial thoughts on the NBA Finals against the Lakers. A full-fledged NBA Finals preview can be read in the next edition of the Four-Point Play (June 4).
1. The Celtics defeated the Pistons 89-81 in Game 6 on Friday night, to win the Eastern Conference Championship 4-2 and advance to the NBA Finals for the first time since 1987.
2. Paul Pierce and Kendrick Perkins were my MVP's for the series-clinching victory.
3. The Pistons exited the Eastern Conference finals for the third straight season after two straight NBA Finals appearances.
4. The Celtics and Lakers will face off in a match of the NBA's two most-storied franchises in the NBA Finals. The Celtics have 16 championships and the Lakers have 14.
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Older model and the new G2 are both DAO. Newer model has less checkering, 3 dot sights, rail. In the specs in the catalog, the pistol is listed as 10+1 but elsewhere 12+1 like the older model. The Glock trigger is a new feature and the take down mechanism is actuated by a pulldown gizmo rather than a twist/pull-out pin. Looks like the pistols are pretty much the same otherwise and I think there isn't enough improvement or evolution to make me give up my old PT111 which is a gen 3 (12+1 with Heinie sights).
OOOPS the above is my description of the difference between the new G2 (not to be confused with Gen 2 and the Gen 3 I own)... the Gen 2 held 10+1 and the checking was different. The Gen 3 has a DAO trigger as I noted. In order to have the single/double action trigger you mentioned, the pistol would pretty much have to have some sort of hammer and none of the PT111 family does.


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Graduate Degree:MIT, Department of Urban Studies and Planning
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Mentor:David Ellis, former president of the Museum of Science
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Project Description: Ariel Bierbaum worked at the Office for Commonwealth Development focusing on three projects to increase the economic competitiveness of cities across the state. She researched municipal best practices across the country for expedited permitting and pre-development processes for encouraging private developers to invest in targeted urban areas. Bierbaum also developed an index of indicators that may be used in the future as a way to gauge the health of cities across a number of broad categories including civic life, education, environment, finance, housing, income, jobs, population, public health, and public safety. Finally, she provided background research about potential ways to implement this type of benchmarking system statewide.


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Miguel Angel Mancera, the Attorney General of Mexico City, stated that seven suspects including a Roman Catholic priest, were accused of distributing over 100,000 child sex abuse images (including pictures and videos) of children worldwide. Among the material taken away by law enforcement were CDs, DVDs and computers.
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Sometimes I find myself in need of translation when I'm doing research on the Internet. This usually leads me to copying and pasting little bits of text into Google Translate or some other translation site so I can get the whole story in a language I understand.
However, I just found a nifty little feature in Internet Explorer 8 that uses Bing to translate a whole page at a time!
Here's how to do it:
Just browse to the site you need to translate, (I used a news story on the French version of Yahoo as an example) and click Page in the upper right-hand corner.
…now click Translate with Bing.
Give it a few moments to do the translation, and you'll go from this:
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All of Java's Input/Output (I/O) facilities are based on streams, which provide simple ways to read and write data of different types. Java provides many different kinds of streams, each with its own application. The universe of streams is divided into four largecategories: input streams and output streams, for reading and writing binary data; and readers and writers, for reading and writing textual (character) data. You're almost certainly familiar with the basic kinds of streams--but did you know that there's a CipherInputStream for reading encrypted data? And a ZipOutputStream for automaticallycompressing data? Do you know how to use buffered streams effectively to make your I/O operations more efficient? Java I/O, 2nd Edition has been updated for Java 5.0 APIs and tells you all you ever need to know about streams--and probably more.
A discussion of I/O wouldn't be complete without treatment of character sets and formatting. Java supports the Unicode standard, which provides definitions for the character sets of most written languages. Consequently, Java is the first programming language that lets you do I/O in virtually any language. Java also provides a sophisticated model for formatting textual and numeric data. Java I/O, 2nd Edition shows you how to control number formatting, use characters aside from the standard (but outdated) ASCII character set, and get a head start on writing truly multilingual software.
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England with Flood and Wilkinson in same team
South Africa lost 'enforcer' Bakkies Botha from the World Cup yesterday as the reigning champions, England and Wales all announced their teams for this weekend's quarter-finals.
England manager Martin Johnson selected fly-halves Jonny Wilkinson and Toby Flood in the same team, with Flood outside his former Newcastle team-mate at inside-centre in the absence of the injured Mike Tindall.
With France and Ireland having shown their hand earlier in the week, it left just hosts New Zealand, Argentina and Australia to reveal their line-ups, which are due to be made public today.
In an all-northern hemisphere Saturday, Ireland face Wales in Wellington before England play France in Auckland.
But in the other half of the draw, Sunday's matches are an all-southern affair, with South Africa up against Australia in Wellington and New Zealand taking on Argentina in Auckland.
Botha, a member of the South Africa team that won the World Cup in France four years ago, saw his involvement at this tournament ended by an Achilles injury and the 32-year-old lock admitted saying farewell to his team-mates was tough.
"I am a person who normally keeps my emotions out of sight but it was emotional to talk to the team this morning and tell them I would be going home," said Botha.
New Zealand were already without star fly-half Dan Carter (groin) and they are trying to nurse inspirational captain Richie McCaw through the knockout phase as he deals with a long-standing foot problem.
It all led New Zealand assistant coach Steve Hansen to revive the debate about the need for a single 'global' season.
"People have got to be prepared to say their players are worth looking after and this is what we need to do in the next step in the game.
"We need a global season and the only people who can do that are the IRB," Hansen said.
Whether Johnson would have paired Wilkinson with Flood if Tindall was fit, remains an open question. But with ace goal-kicker Wilkinson struggling with the boot, Johnson was enthused by his 10-12 duo.
"It's an exciting combination for us, it gives us Toby's kicking and passing game and he's a pretty experienced player now with 40-odd Test caps, so he's been playing well," Johnson said.
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Hi All,
This might be too easy for someone who knows regex very well.. but I am not able to figure it out.
What have is big string with a lot of nodes in following format:
<curr v="USD"><curr v="HKD"> </curr></curr>
What I want is :
<curr v="USD"><curr v="HKD"> </curr></curr>
So that it becomes well formed XML . I am Using PHP by the way.
the attribute is always a capital V. So anything followed by V= should be changed to V="same_value"
Is it something very tricky to do in regex? Any help is much appreciated.
EDIT : the post is not showing the preformatted text correctly. In the original string the quotes are missing, and I want the values to be wrapped in quotes.
There are a couple of ways of doing this, here's one way :
(Press reply with quote to get the properly formatted version because it comes out as gobbledygook on here, as I'm sure you already noticed )
<?php $data = '<curr V=US?><curr v="HKD"><curr v="GBP"><curr v="EUR"><curr v="AUD"><curr v="CNY">'; function add_quotes($matches) { return $matches[1].'"'.$matches[2].'"'; } // added pre and htmlentities so it's displayed on the page echo '
'.htmlentities(preg_replace_callback('/(V=)([A-Z]{3})/', 'add_quotes', $data)).'
'; ?>

</curr></curr></curr></curr></curr>
Edit : Double post… damn browser
Thanks, I found another solution and that also worked, but your solution looks good.
One question – if I have more than 3 characters ( say, instead of currency codes if I have name of cities) then how to modify the {3} in your code to match n number of characters ?
One question – if I have more than 3 characters ( say, instead of currency codes if I have name of cities) then how to modify the {3} in your code to match n number of characters ?Because city names are of a variable length (and I'm guessing could have spaces, dots or underscores/dashes) it's slightly more complicated, but if the formatting's the same as earlier, ie the city name is just before the >, you could just do this :
<?php $data = '<city V=Londo?><city v="Hong" kong><city v="Washington" d.c.><city v="made-up-city">'; function add_quotes($match) { return '"'.$match[1].'"'; } echo '
'.htmlentities(preg_replace_callback('/(?<=V=)([\w\s-\.]+?)(?=>)/', 'add_quotes', $data)).'
'; ?> </city></city></city>
Thanks ninja,
That worked great – (though it did not work for washington d. c. – may be because it contained dots – after removing dots it worked)
Anyway I am not having any dots in the actual text that i am using so your solution is working good for me.
Many thanks.


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Four years ago Coventry Council pitched for lottery money from the Millennium Commission, with a plan to make Coventry a landmark city. They failed in their bid but they did collect pounds 10m, and scaled down their ambitions accordingly. MacCormac Jamieson Prichard, which had beaten Norman Foster in the competition to design the landmark buildings, found itself commissioned to produce a masterplan for the city centre instead.
What MacCormac has come up with is a project to instal sculptures in public spaces, light them and remove some of the Sixties and Seventies eyesores, which will kick-start an urban regeneration with the support of a strong council. They call the project Phoenix.
In the Fifties, Coventry was a great city with a bustling future. Sir Basil Spence's cathedral, which symbolised its regeneration after the Second World War, still draws a quarter of a million tourists every year. The Cross of Nails made from the wreckage still tours the world as a symbol of peace in our time and Coventry is twinned with 22 other cities across the world that suffered severe bombing and rebuilt themselves. That internationalism is celebrated with MacCormac's plan for the 30-acre site, which creates broad avenues moving from the city's medieval past, a 13th-century priory and nave, past its industrial heritage, Coventry's second most popular tourist attraction, the National Museum of Road Transport, and ending in the Garden of International Friendship, where Kate Whiteford has planted a maze in gravel and raised stone which features inscribed poetry set among lavender bushes.
The National Museum of Road Transport stands as a rather forlorn a monument to the failure of the car industry. Visitors (and there have been 100,000 of them since the council dropped entry charges) currently make their way from the cathedral to the museum on foot, through tangled alleys, car parks and loading bays, and around tower blocks. "Not a pleasurable route," admits the project director, Chris Beck.
This urban jungle will be cleared by Richard MacCormac with compulsory purchase orders, which were issued four weeks ago. The controversial old- Labour planning tool, which the Urban Task Force revives, means that an NCP car park will go, as will two pubs and some smaller retail units. Controversially, Coventry's former Hippodrome, now a bingo hall, will also be bulldozed, even though the Hippodrome Appreciation Society want it restored as a theatre. Coventry Council would rather see 500 units of student accommodation, mixed with private housing for singles or partners without children, which changing demographics in Britain recognise as the new market force. Tenders are now out to property developers.
MacCormac (who worked in the great Sir Basil Spence's practice) intends using the artworks not as bolt-on decoration to his plan, but neatly tailored into it to tell the story of Coventry. Sensors on the pleached limes of the old priory walk, alerted by the approach of visitors, will trigger recordings of Coventry residents reminiscing about their city.
At the medieval priory Chris Brown, a local artist who makes maps of cities, has joined the archaeologists on the dig there to collage an artwork around her findings.
In a poll, the residents declared that what they most wanted in their city was "water". Water will be pooled in slate carved with beautiful patterns by Susanna Heron, and the sound of splashing water will accompany walkers along the route. In the central square there will be a homage to Frank Whittle, inventor of the jet engine, two triumphal arches of steel over the ring road. There will also be a Millennium Time Zone clock by Francoise Schein, and, sheltering it, a great curved bench by the German sculptor Jochen Gertz, who wants visitors to have their names printed on metal strips which can then be stuck on to the bench. (His monument to the Holocaust in Hamburg is a great black chimneystack made of lead, on which the public can scratch their names, slogans and memories.)
High above the square, a spiralling glass bridge by Alex Beleschenko will make walking overhead a thrilling experience. "The emotional impact stepping on to it will be immediate. It vibrates as well." Richard MacCormac says that he prefers the "architecture of menace" to that of the everyday, which is bland and boring. This bridge, which leads to a garden of remembrance planted by Kate Whitehead, is designed to distract the viewer from one blot on the landscape - the local branch of Sainsbury's. MacCormac wanted the supermarket to move underground on to an adjacent site; the refusal of the company to accommodate this is something that the council just has to live with.
Chris Beck, the project director, admits. "They have a business and we have to accommodate it."
It takes about 15 minutes to complete a stroll along the new route but Chris Beck hopes that people will linger in the spaces provided, eat in the restaurants that will shortly open and keep the core of the city of Coventry alive at night. Revenue generated from this is intended to kick- start the second phase, when the hula hoop of the ring road that chokes the city will be halved.
"Urban acupuncture" is what Barcelona's town planners call this approach, which won them the Royal Gold Medal for Architecture in 1999. Pasqual Marregal, the mayor responsible for weaving together the fragmented city with 140 small projects, less fashionably calls it "darning". He is honest about the difficulties. " At first, low-price housing in Barcelona was seen as a blessing. We thought dwellers would stay if we maintained low prices and new services. Still people left in droves. Ghettos grew." So they lit the city better, provided more street furniture, cleaned it up, and mixed commerce with housing to keep the city busy at night.
Crime rates dropped significantly over a decade. Their message for urban town planners who want to model themselves on this beautiful city is simple. Make the centre more functional, and shape the outskirts. Take a less specialised approach to planning that involves engineers, landscape gardeners and architects, and involve artists early on to make sure that projects transcend the purely functional. Get consensus between public bodies, involve the private sector and have autonomy in design planning and management. Then architecture-driven design will triumph over conventional municipal works.
Now Barcelona is evolving into the centre of a great metropolitan area, the sixth-biggest in Europe. Will this happen to Coventry?
David Ward's light and sound installation in Priory Walk
Susanna Heron's waterfall, copper wall and pool
Glass spiral bridge by Alex Beleschenko
Jochen Gertz's public bench
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GALVESTON, Texas – The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Galveston District, is currently preparing for the possibility of a government shutdown by identifying staff whose work responsibilities are designated as 'excepted' or 'non-excepted', as outlined in the Department of Defense Contingency Guidance document.
According to Deputy Secretary of Defense William J. Lynn III, civilian personnel deemed to be performing excepted activities will continue to work during the period of a shutdown.
"Operations and activities that are essential to safety, protection of human life, and protection of our national security, are excepted from shutting down," said Lynn. "The DoD will continue to conduct activities in support of our national security, including operations in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Japan; Libya-related support operations; and other operations and activities essential to the security of our nation."
A DoD news release issued yesterday noted that the government must also continue to provide for the safety of human life and protection of property.
The USACE Galveston District currently manages approximately 50 active construction contracts ranging from dredging projects to environmental restoration, which may be affected by a shutdown that could include a disruption in services.
"USACE headquarters in Washington, D.C., is in the process of deciding specific guidance for project continuation," said Col. Christopher W. Sallese, USACE Galveston District commander. "As soon as USACE Galveston District receives further guidance, we will carry out our mission accordingly."
According to Sallese, pending official notification from USACE headquarters, civilians will be briefed by their supervisors as to whether their work responsibilities fall into excepted or non-excepted status.
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During my 37-week appointment with my OB, she told me again how great I am doing. It's nice to hear that I have done a good job taking care of the baby and myself. She hasn't checked to see if I am dilated at all yet. She said we would do that next week and then maybe discuss inducing plan too. I asked her if lupus patients get induced earlier than normal pregnancies. She said yes, that can occur, if ...Continue Reading →
Last week I had my 36 week check-in. The baby's growth still looks great. It is such a relief to be able to say I got to this stage. Early on, they told me their goal was to get me to 37 weeks. And, as of yesterday/Monday, I am 37 weeks! I think that calls for some sparkling grape juice to celebrate!
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Stress has always been my biggest trigger for my lupus. If I have an overly stressful day, I pay for it. The stress of pregnancy is starting to take its toll on my body. I am not sure if my body just realized what was going on, but this last week, I have gotten increasingly more sore and uncomfortable. I can't complain too much because everything with my high-risk pregnancy has gone smoothly so far. With my hips being one ...Continue Reading →
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We heard rumblings of the proposed 'Halo' TV series from Microsoft's Xbox and producer Stephen Spielberg for quite some time, the last of which suggested the serial adaptation would land on Showtime. Now, with the announcement of the 'Halo 5: Guardians' game, new word suggests the TV series will bow around the same period, fall 2015.
Update: Sega has officially announced Creative Assembly's Alien: Isolation for a release in the second half of 2014. Isolation will be available on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC. We've also added the debut trailer.
Sega and Creative Assembly still haven't budged on whether or not Alien: Isolation is definitely coming, but that hasn't stopped Microsoft from releasing new information and screenshots via the Xbox Live Marketplace. Whoops.
With the chaos of 2013 Upfronts behind us and most network series approaching, or airing their season finales, us TV writers assumed the biggest bombs had already been dropped. Enter today's Xbox One reveal presentation from Microsoft, revealing that Steven Spielberg will produce a 'Halo' live-action TV series based on the ever-popular games of the same name! Apparently!
Microsoft detailed the specifications of its new Xbox One during the Tuesday Xbox Reveal event.
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Plane Makes Emergency Landing Because Of Camera Disguised As Flash Drive
(John Del Signore) Sooner or later everyone flying coach will be required to wear nothing but disposable white jumpsuits and burn all their possessions in a roaring sacrificial bonfire at the security checkpoint, but until that fine day we're still going to have little incidents like the one that transpired 35,000 feet in the air above the midwest yesterday. A flight bound for JFK airport from San Francisco was rerouted to Kansas City for an emergency landing after a camera that resembled a flash drivewas found in one of the bathrooms.
Passengers on American Airlines flight 24 were told that the plane was making an emergency landing in order to investigate a bomb scare, and buses were sent out to the plane when it touched down in Kansas City. All 227 people on board were forced to exit the plane and pile into a bus to the terminal, while the Boeing 767 was taken to another part of the runway and thoroughly searched.
The FBI interviewed each passenger, and after it was determined that the device was not a bomb, but one of those secret cameras favored by perverts who spy on people when they use the bathroom, everyone loaded back on the plane. It's unclear if the owner of the camera came forward.
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IT professionals are extraordinarily well-positioned for job prospects in 2014, according to LinkedIn.
The site examined the skills and employment history of its 259 million member profiles last month and determined the 25 most-sought-after skills that got people hired last year.
Of the 25, only six were not in IT: social media marketing (#1); digital and online marketing (#7); recruiting (#8); business development and relationship management (#9); PR and communications (#21); and strategy and strategic planning (#25). And some of those, you can argue, have a strong IT component, as well.
"If the skills you have on your LinkedIn profile fit one of the categories… there's a good chance that you started a new job or were approached by a recruiter about an open position in the past year," LinkedIn's Sohan Murthy writes. "Technology skills are highly valued. It's almost 2014. This shouldn't come as a big surprise, but if it isn't already painfully clear why STEM education is a top priority for many of the world's governments, now you know."
Here are the Top 5:
1. Social Media Marketing
2. Mobile Development
3. Cloud and Distributed Computing
4. Perl/Python/Ruby
5. Statistical Analysis and Data Mining
There is another important take-away from LinkedIn's analysis, aside from "Wow, I'm glad I got into IT." If you have experience or skills in any of these areas, make sure they have a prominent place on your profile.
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I mean...I don't really have a problem with it unless a person does ZERO research on the fandom. I mean, I agree that people can and should cosplay as whoever they want to. However, I think that when people cosplay from something they aren't familiar with...it kind of defeats the purpose. I mean, if a person does no research on the character or series, how will he/she pose for photos while remaining in-character? And how will he/she interact with fans of the series? I would just hate for someone to get bashed by fans for not knowing anything about the series at least.
I mean, most people that ask for your picture are fans of the character or the series that the character is from. And to not pose in-character for the person would be a little disheartening to that person. I mean, personally when I take a picture I love when the cosplayer poses in character. It looks awesome! And then there are times where the person will just stand there and I'm like....oh
ok then... Of course, then again some people will take your picture because they like the outfit ^^
Overall though, I'm about 95% ok with people cosplaying as characters from a fandom they aren't too familiar with. Personally, I try to avoid it, but if I do choose a character to go with a friend or because of the design, I'll force myself to play/watch the series. I usually end up enjoying it regardless though, so I actually use cosplay to get involved with new series. The only thing I ask people is that they do a little bit of research at least so they are familiar with the character and the series ^^ It will lead to a more pleasant experience when interacting with fans and posing for pictures.
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Harry Belafonte rose to fame in the 1950s as a singer and actor, bringing the Caribbean sounds of calypso music to the charts years before anyone coined the phrase "world music," and starring in a handful of hit movies, including Carmen Jones and Buck and the Preacher. However, for Belafonte fame and wealth were never as important as the opportunities they created for him to make the world a better and more just place, and he's nearly as well known for his work as an activist as for his career in the arts. He marched with Martin Luther King Jr., fought against apartheid in South Africa long before it was common, spoke out for economic justice in America and abroad, raised money for famine relief in Africa, and condemned Joseph McCarthy's communist witch hunt (and was blacklisted for his troubles). Filmmaker Susanne Rostock offers a portrait of Belafonte as an artist, activist, and individual in the documentary Sing Your Song, in which he discusses his music and acting, what drove him to become an activist, the remarkable men and women he's worked with over the decades, and the triumphs and disappointments of his personal life. SING YOUR SONG was an official selection at the 2011 South by Southwest Film Festival.
Release Date: 24 September 2012
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text: Well, took a loss this morning to a Neon SRT-4. Gotta give it its props, it was real quick. We lined up at a light and he started revving. I pretty sure he knew what he was racing. His exhaust was very LOUD. I don't know if he had any other mods but the way it pulled on me on third gear would make me think there was something going on under the hood. We both got great launches and I was slightly ahead at 60, maybe by a half of a car, then when he shifted into third, it was over. He pulled real hard, at least a full car length where he stayed until we shut down. I know 1 car length doesn't sound like much but remember he was a half car back and gained almost a full car on me while we were going about 70mph, that's pretty immpressive. He gave the thumbs up and beeped, didn't get a chance to talk to him. Cool driver and good race.


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Headlight/ wiring problem NEED HELP!!
Here is my issue with pics...
These are ford escape headlights but i can refer to the pics bc they are identical. The part that is blue in the pic above (the part where you plug in the headlight harness from the car to the headlight) basicly broke and it sank into headlight. So when i try to plug in the harness it wont connect bc the fource of pushing just makes the " blue part" sink into headlight and i cant get a connection.
My question:
What can i do to get around this problem? can i rewire something, are there parts i can use to make the connection?
This is the part attached to the actual car that plugs into the headlight that i cant connect bc the fource of plugging in pushes that other part into the housing.
actually i just thought of something, I wonder if i can buy that connector that is attached to the cars harness seperate but without the black plastic crap that protects it?
Couldnt i just use this? Plug the one connector into h4 bulb and the 3 wires into the car harness.
^ Yes.
The extra pins are for things like running lights, blinkers, LED's and whatever else is in there.
Any of the Halogen Focus lamps will have the same plugs. The difference is how many pins are filed ... and I'm not sure where you can get pins.
If you feel ambitious, you can look through a Tyco Electronics e-catalog and you might find the correct ones. Most of the Ford connectors are in there, you just have to know what type they are, which can be very difficult.
Digi-Key is another good source for pins.
Wishing you luck with finding that part. It seems pretty rare that that would happen, so no doubt parts companies/dealers are ill-suited to assist with that.
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The Big Book of Sides — Off the Shelfby Mallory Viscardi in Books, November 21st, 2014
The holiday season is here and it's time to make room on the shelf for books that will make holiday menu planning easy and fun. Rick Rodgers' The Big Book of Sides is the perfect answer to everything from your most-elaborate holiday meals to your year-round weeknight family dinners.
The book is broken down into sections based on ingredients and preparation method, starting with Getting It to the Table, then covering Eat Your Vegetables, From the Root Cellar, A Hill of Beans and others. It's a brilliant layout, making it easy for you to select a recipe based on what you've already got in the pantry or the refrigerator. The book boasts over 450 recipes, which means you'll never be left scrambling to come up with a new way to serve potatoes again. It covers everything from classics, like Potato Rolls, from-scratch Stovetop Macaroni and Cheese, and Potato and Fennel Gratin to new favorites, like Roasted Brussels Sprouts with Bacon and Maple Syrup and Carrot Ribbons with Pomegranate Dressing (recipe below for you to try at home). The Getting It to the Table chapter even includes comprehensive menus for all your special occasions, from Old-Fashioned to New-Fashioned Thanksgivings, to a New Year's Day Open House, to a Sunday Roast Pork Dinner.