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Even with the hope of continued improvement in the economy in 2005, the IT industry should not expect a return of old corporate technology spending habits. While most corporate executives recognize that technology innovation is key to gaining a competitive advantage, that doesn't necessary translate into renewed spending for more technology and renewed efforts to build their own corporate IT operations. Instead, as the past year taught us, corporate executives and end-users alike are increasingly interested in pay-as-you-go, utility computing alternatives to keep operating costs down and permit them to stay focused on their core businesses.
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Tim Burton's Alice in wonderland is due for release in march 2010! We are so very excited and so ....................... I propose a Mad Hatters Tea Party ! I will post information when we have dates confirmed and let the fun begin. Also have a look at our facebook page to keep in contact with day to day items.
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No doubt about it the snow and ice brought with it complications and risk and slow slow business. BUT it also made us slow down a little, drive at a snails pace and on a few days stay indoors with our family. No harm I say. Doesn't snow make everywhere so beautiful and even better I suspect the low temperatures keep some of the nasty viruses at bay. I had two amazing days sledging and messing with my husband kids and friends and I head into the new year all the happier for it. A few extra stolen days is worth all the tea in china!
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This is a discussion on So I think I want a Glock 23... within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; Went to ye olde gun shoppe today with my Dad and two Uncles since they had some gift certificates to this shop. The owner is ...
Went to ye olde gun shoppe today with my Dad and two Uncles since they had some gift certificates to this shop. The owner is VERY nice, and loves to shoot the bull with his customers. Great store :)
In any case, I'm going for my CCW, taking the class in a week or so and then taking the home defense course the first time it's available in about a month.
I've been reading tons of posts on these forums and seen pictures of something I might like, the Springfield XD45's really caught my eye as being a nice looking firearm, and i've always liked sig's.
Well he had both, as well as some Rock Island 1911's, and several different model Glocks.
So far the Glock 23 seems to both fit my hand, and offer the kind of stopping power I would like to carry (I think I'd like at least a .40, possibly .38) However they did have a G27 .40 and a G26 9MM. I like the small size, and the subcompacts actually fit in my hand fine, and seem like they'd be easier to conceal. However the reduced capacity, and lack of an accessory rail are turn offs for me. They had a light attachment and it was very easy to flick on for brief seconds while attached to the gun. I actually liked the G26 and G27, the lack of a pinky support was odd at first but I got used to it quickly and was able to tuck it under as added support. It lacks a rail though and I would like the option of a light attachment.
It was also called a Mod 23, whereas all the other models had G23 G26...is Mod just short for Model?
I'm posting because my initial list I had written out (as suggested by some here) was that for my CCW which I plan to mostly carry IWB, would have to be a single stack magazine...He didn't have any (other than a Glock 36 .45 which was the same thickness if not thicker than the G23. Will I gain much thin-ness by finding a firearm that fits my hands AND is single stack? I have larger hands, so finding a thinner gun, and one that fits easily into my hands is somewhat difficult.
I plan on making it out to a range that rents firearms locally and seeing what they have to test fire, my previous experience with G17's was great...loved the way it handled, especially compared to my S&W model 39.
I've had a glock 23,19,and 27 along with a sig 239. Man all of them are awsome guns. When I get some more money I'm going to get a nother 23 since I sold mine. Now I carry a Glock 19 and a taurus 85. I've never been hung up on the whole caliber BS, but thats another story. Good luck on your pick and have fun with your class.
heck, do like I have done. Get one of each ! glock and a kahr
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The 23 and 36 are effectively the same size, just a matter of choice of 6+1 in .45 or 13+1 for the 23 in .40S&W. I've owned both and the 23 wins for me between the two. That being said, my 27 goes far more places due to its slightly smaller size. If you are looking for thin, Kahr's are definately worth a look, maybe a PM45. Sounds like you are on the right track though. Good luck with your choice.
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If you like the small ones, consider a Model 30. Eleven rounds of .45 in a small package, plus it has a light rail.
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I carry a G23 all the time. It sits on my right hip as I write this in fact.
I can not recommend the Glock 23 highly enough. I love mine. It is accurate. It holds a good number of rounds. The mags are inexpensive. And the gun works every time I use it.
I wear mine when I ride my bicycle in the summer for exercise. I rode 50 miles one day last summer when the temp was around 105. After I got home and stripped off my tank top, I literally shook sweat out of the gun. A lot of sweat in fact. I striped the gun, gave it a light cleaning and wiped it down with a silicone gun rag, and it is fine. No rust. Not pitting. No nothing. Try that with any other gun, I dare you.
The G23 is the one for me.
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I have a Glock 23 but also own many other brands and models of handguns, so I don't believe that I have any emotional attachment to the G23 and can be impartial about it. Like any other CCW candidate, it has both strengths and weaknesses. I'd say the big strengths are:
1. Very reliable and durable gun that will work under adverse conditions.
2. The .40 S&W is a significant defensive caliber that will do its job well if you can shoot it accurately.
3. The G23 has a very high capacity (13+1) to weight (22 ounces empty) ratio, so it gives you more pure firepower than almost anything of the same size.
4. The gun is fairly thin and small in dimensions (about 1.0 inches across the slide) so it conceals pretty well.
5. It is priced quite fairly, about $500 or slightly more.
6. Lots of holster choices are available on the market.
On the negative side, I have noticed:
1. The grip is a little blocky and uncomfortable, compared to some alternative guns.
2. The trigger, with the small safety lever on it, can rub your trigger finger and make it sore after a box or two of ammo.
3. Some people object to the larger grip angle of the Glock compared to most guns (it doesn't bother me,however)
4. The G23 has fairly strong muzzle flip and recoil.
I should say that I don't generally carry the G23, but it has been my bedside gun for several years and I trust it.
Firearms are second only to the Constitution in importance; they are the Peoples' Liberty's Teeth." - George Washington
Go shoot a Springfield XD before you make a choice.
Glock's are fantastic weapons... I just purchased my third this past weekend at a local gun show at the state fair grounds. The G23 (compact Glock) is a fantastic size to capacity and stopping power gun. I think they are excellent size gun for year round carry. That being said I've added a subcompact Glock to my collection to give me one more option to carrying more.
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and Glock G26, G19, G23C, and SIG P226-40 TT, and Ruger GP-100, and Beretta 92FS
Former: Taurus 92SS, SIG P220 TT, S&W 360, SIG P239-40, Ruger 22/45 MKII
If you are recoil sensitive at all, I'd recommend shooting the G23 before you buy. The .40 is a pretty snappy round and the G23 is a rather light pistol. The G19 is another good way to go if you want to save money on ammo and have less recoil. They are the same size, but you squeeze 2 more rounds into the G19.
I have both and a 9mm conversion barrel for my G23. Imo, the best two CCW handguns on the market overall.
I'd also recommend getting a 3.5 pound connector for it. Makes the trigger a lot better.
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I came here to say the same thing as Sammy. I'd hold off on the 3.5 connector for a little while though.
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I reserve the right to make fun, point and laugh etc.
The Glock anything is a great weapon, but so is the XD. I personally really like the additional safety on the XD. Shoot them both at a local dealer and maybe a few others.
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Practitioners of the newspaper craft tend to curb their enthusiasm about … most things.
Not to be overly rah-rah, but the WGC-Accenture Match Play golf tournament last week at the new Ritz-Carlton Golf Club on Dove Mountain had just about everything a community could want.
Beautiful, even hot weather… while it was snowing in Philadelphia. The world's finest golfers, among them the potentially greatest thus far, Tiger Woods. The intense media attention he brought, even for three days. Compelling competition for high stakes. Fans, more than 65,000 of them, coming to the Tortolita beauty of north Marana.
Match play also generates funds, about $1.3 million even in a difficult market, for charity through the determined efforts of the Tucson Conquistadores. Don't forget the money raised for Little League baseball, school groups and others at concessions stands across the venue.
And, oh, what a venue. The new Jack Nicklaus Signature course is beautiful, terrifically placed, relatively easy for the fans to walk, challenging for the world's 64 best golfers, and next to an exclusive hotel, the Ritz-Carlton, which will be open next year, when Tiger's knee ought to be healthy and he at full strength, and when the people who put this tournament on have had a year's experience on a new course.
The golf truly is terrific, Tiger or no. To see the buzz created by young players like Japan's Ryo Ishikawa and Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, to hear the wave of camera shutters like the wings of birds suddenly spooked from tree tops after a shot, are worth any price of admission. To watch Englishman Paul Casey hole a 6 iron from 200 yards, as he did Sunday morning, is a memory. Then there's the champion, Ogilvy, whose long, lean, levered body is made to swing a club. It is great stuff, even for the casual golf fan.
Don't look away now, but match play has the potential to be a world-class event for the Northwest, and for greater Tucson. Never mind the economic multipliers; put a value on beamed images of sun and saguaro to places like Chicago, where Cub fans who love golf are thinking about a winter get-away to watch spring training and to take a good walk, unspoiled, among golf's best. Sunday's crowd had more than a few fans of Midwest baseball teams, people getting out of the cold for a little sun and the good life in February. There are millions of them, needing to be invited.
The Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau has been promoting Tucson as a "field of dreams," with the Diamondbacks and Rockies still training for baseball in our city, and the "desert of your dreams," with hiking, great golf to play, spas and great food. Add match play to the promotional mix. Spring training baseball is threatened in this community. People who care about baseball, and its economic effect — there is one — are rallying to the cause, but spring training lacks the momentum of money. Match play may rise in significance as baseball may recede.
A few things need to happen to make match play a Tucson fixture. At Sunday's 15th green trophy presentation to Geoff Ogilvy, PGA tour director Tim Finchem said corporate giant Accenture has become "a long-term partner now." We'd love to see Accenture extend that partnership to Tucson, and in particular to the Ritz-Carlton Dove Mountain. Many others want to see it happen, too, and they're talking. May those talks go well.
It's easy to get a little miffed at the East Coast-centric, Tiger-centric media. When Casey hit his terrific shot at 10-ish Sunday morning, there were relatively few people on the course, and an ESPN announcer said as much when the video was shown deep within the bowels of a 90-minute Sports Center. All righty, then. The images of short-sleeved, sun-burned people and towering saguaros make the biases more palatable.
Special congratulations to Marana, the match play tournament staff, the people at the Ritz-Carlton Golf Club, the Conquistadores, and everyone who showed up. We've got the potential for something great here.


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Britain's primary faculty union has announced [1] that it will reconsider a call for scholars to boycott two Israel universities.
The boycott -- of Bar-Ilan University and the University of Haifa -- was announced last month, to protest what the union, the Association of University Teachers, considers to be the universities' complicity in actions that deny basic rights to Palestinians. The boycott was immediately denounced by many academics -- including a number of education leaders in the United States -- as inappropriate.
Numerous petitions [2] have been organized by academics against the boycott. The American Association of University Professors has been among the groups that have called [3] for the British union to reconsider. The Israeli universities have also issued statements noting that they were never given an opportunity to tell the British scholars why they did not deserve to be boycotted.
The University of Haifa issued a statement [4] that it was "saddened and not a little outraged by the utterly unjust action," and said that the union's stance was "devoide of empirical evidence and violates the principle of due process."
The British press has extensively covered the criticism of the boycott, and this has led some union leaders to reconsider. At the same time, however, others have strongly defended [5] the boycott as a necessary step to counter Israeli actions.
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In 2014, the Newhouse School at Syracuse University celebrated the opening of the Newhouse Studio and Innovation Center, part of an $18 million renovation of Newhouse 2. The new space provides the school with a cutting-edge media facility that gives students the best possible preparation for careers in the communications industry. Special guest Oprah Winfrey spoke at the dedication event, held in September 2014.
One of the most visually striking features of the renovated building is the two-story entry lobby, located at the corner of University and Waverly avenues, which includes a double-height, dramatic glass curtain wall allowing for a sweeping view from the outside. This replaces the "fortress" construction of the original Newhouse 2, which was built in 1974.
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Named for legendary entertainer and SU alumnus Dick Clark '51, the studios are the "show-stopper" for prospective students: a high-tech entertainment production environment that rivals many Hollywood studios. Features include:
- Full soundstage suitable for live or digitally recorded productions
- Full digital workflow integrating studio and post production facilities
- Virtual studio accommodating green screen production, still photography, digital cinema film-style production and other media applications
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Alan Gerry Center for Media Innovation
The Alan Gerry Center for Media Innovation is the creative hub where Newhouse expertise in content development and production meets the latest media technology and programming trends. The center is named for the founder of Cablevision Industries.
While the studios are focused primarily on production of "traditional" programming formatted for TV viewing, the Gerry Center facilitates the development of content for next-generation "screens" and distribution platforms—YouTube, iOS and Android phones and tablets, Apple TV—and for entirely new devices—virtual reality headsets, fiber optic networks, mobile applications and even "smart appliances."
Emphasis will be on collaborations with industry partners to create products and programs that have value in the marketplace.
Diane and Bob Miron Digital News Center
The Diane and Bob Miron Digital News Center is dedicated primarily to news, talk and magazine-style production, with multimedia capabilities and a file-based digital media environment. It houses a new, contemporary news set, built for a 16:9 world, plus a green screen, with state-of-the-art lighting systems and cameras. An additional set is available for cable-style host/interview or "talk show" formats, and a control room with space for observers rounds out the teaching environment. Paperless workflow in this new space follows that of a professional network operation. It was named for the retired chairman and CEO of Advance/Newhouse Communications and his wife.
The Digital News Center will also serve the greater university community as a go-to studio for external productions. A fully-produced, 30-minute, broadcast-quality show can be originated live from this facility, including real-time segments originating from other studios or remotes and packages that are played back from the video server.
The Newhouse 2 renovation doubles studio teaching space and will benefit all Newhouse majors. Planned new courses to be taught in the facility include 3-D Production Workshop; Sports Directing Seminar; Producing the Fashion Video; and Human-Computer Interaction, among others. Other new areas include commercial photography for advertising; green screen photography for virtual reality and multimedia; and news conferences and satellite tours for public relations.
Funding comes from several sources, including the S.I. Newhouse Foundation and Syracuse University, as well as industry partnerships. Additional fundraising from alumni and friends of the Newhouse School is also needed to support the project.
For more information about supporting the Newhouse Studio and Innovation Center, contact Lynn Vanderhoek at (315) 443-9236 or firstname.lastname@example.com. You can also give online using our secure giving page.
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FLORENCE, SC – Despite the non-spring-like weather in the Pee Dee region this week, the nationally ranked Francis Marion University baseball will open its 2010 season, albeit on a different day than originally thought.
The Patriots were to open their campaign on Tuesday (Feb. 2) at Barton College, but that contest has been postponed until Feb. 18 in Wilson, N.C. FMU's next game was to have been on Friday at Erskine College, but because of rain in the forecast for that day, the game has been moved up to Thursday at 2 p.m. in Due West. Francis Marion will then play host to Erskine on Saturday at 2 p.m. in the Patriots' home opener.
Francis Marion returns 23 of 32 players from last year's 38-15-1 squad that finished second during the Peach Belt Conference regular season, won the conference tournament, and advanced to the NCAA Southeast Regional. The win total was the second-highest in program history.
This season, the Patriots are ranked eighth, 12th, and 13th in three preseason national polls and were picked a close second in the preseason PBC coaches' poll.
Among the returnees for tenth-year FMU head coach Art Inabinet are 12 of 15 pitchers from last season's staff. These include senior right-handed starter Erik Sommerville (5-3 record, 1 save, 5.27 earned run average in 2009), senior righty relievers Brandon Forshee (5-2, 4 saves, 2.08 ERA) and Josh Biggers (2-0, 2 saves, 1.88 ERA), and senior lefty starters Josh Edgin (4-2, 4.04 ERA) and Jeremiah Meiners (6-2, 4.15 ERA). Both Forshee and Meiners were All-Region selections a year ago, while Edgin was drafted by the Atlanta Braves last summer, but chose to return to FMU for his senior year. Forshee ranked second nationally last year in fewest hits allowed per nine innings (5.44) and 19th in earned run average.
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Senior right-hander Zane Petty, who missed last season with an injury, also returns.
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Cappelmann is also expected to start at third base, giving the Patriots three players in the starting infield that were former shortstops at the collegiate level (Kleinknecht, Biggers, and Cappelmann).
Inabinet added, "Senior outfielder Josh Smith (.246) has played well this spring and will push the three returnees for playing time. Wallace will likely move behind the plate to replace departed All-Region backstop Jared Barkdoll. He blocks the ball well and does a good job of handling the pitchers."
Newcomer Logan Bland, who hit .205 at Western Carolina University in 2009, will also do some catching and will hit in the designated hitter position. Senior left-handed bat Taylor Norfleet (.237) will also hit in the DH spot.
At the plate, Inabinet lamented the loss of 79 RBIs from Barkdoll and All-Region third baseman Keon Graves. "We do return some power bats, but will look to Lee, Boyd, and Wallace for more contributions. These three all have the ability to drive in runs, hit above .300, and make up for the loss of Barkdoll and Graves.
"We don't have as much team speed as in past years, but the first three batters in our order (Gordon, Lee, Kleinknecht) all run well."
"Defensively, I like the line-up we can put on the field. We should be solid in that aspect as well."
As a team in 2009, the Patriots ranked 18th nationally in sacrifice bunts (47), 28th in hits (628), 29th in fielding percentage (.965), 37th in double plays turned (45), 39th in both batting average (.333) and walks (222), 40th in fewest hits allowed per nine innings (9.39), 42nd in team ERA (4.34), 49th in runs scored (410) and 51st in scoring (7.6 runs per game).
Other newcomers who may make an immediate impact could be junior infielder Brooks Arnette, a Lake View native and a transfer from Lander University, and freshman right-handed pitcher Don Sandifer from Bamberg Ehrhardt High School.
The Patriots' 2010 schedule includes 50 games, highlighted by 27 home contests. FMU was 22-7 at home last season and is 152-47-1 in its last 200 home games at "The Cliff" – Clifford Cormell Field. Six opponents that appear on the 2010 FMU schedule are ranked in one preseason poll.
The 2010 PBC baseball season, with newcomers Montevallo and Flagler, will divide into east and west divisions, with Francis Marion competing in the East Division. The 2010 Peach Belt Tournament is set for May 8-9 in Aiken and Augusta.
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Dame Shirley Porter, who has appealed successfully against paying a multi-million pound surcharge in the homes for votes scandal, was one of Margaret Thatcher's best known standard bearers throughout the 1980s.
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Also love Tahereh's blog. Way to be, Ms. Mafi, and happy book birthday!
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- November 15, 2011 at 8:01 PM
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Congratulations, Tahereh!
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Nice to see that people are enjoying it! I look forward to reading it.
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The election season was a long haul this year and one of the local races gaining the most attention was for the district two county commissioner's seat.
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Has Microsoft's Patent Deal with Novell Hurt Red Hat?
In November of 2006, Microsoft entered into a patent covenant and interoperability deal with Novell. In 2011, Microsoft has renewed and extended that deal to SUSE Linux, which was spun off from Novell as part of Attachmate's $2.2 billion acquisition of the company.
Across the last five years, Microsoft has acquired over $300 million worth of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server (SLES) subscriptions for resale and now has the option for an additional $100 million with SUSE. The Microsoft Novell deal shocked the Linux world at the time it was announced and potentially represented a risk to others in the Linux market.
As it turns out, five years later, it's a risk that hasn't affected SUSE Linux's rival, Red Hat all that much, if at all.
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By far, Mario is one of the most recognized characters on the planet. He's been the mascot of Nintendo since 1985, and his first cartoon series is definitely a show remembered by all us Nintendo kids.
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Sorry about not replying. Been a little busy. I just got the block back from the machine shop, they bored it .030 over but there was still a problem in the #2 cylinder so it went to .040. So looks like it'll be a 385. They also ground the deck down because it was in bad shape. He said he took .015" off, which should leave me around 9.010" deck. I didn't tell them to zero deck it because I didn't know what exactly I was putting in yet. After looking into the kit that my87z recommended, I decided to go with the Eagle kit. But I was thinking this one:
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I think they're the same except balance type. With this, I should have .002" clearance. And also, I expecting around 9.68:1 CR. But that was assuming 64cc with the vortechs. So if they're not 64cc, that kind of sucks. I was looking for like 9.3-9.7 CR. I'll definitely look into those heads, my87z. Thanks.
I would also recomend you jump to a slightly larger cam
Now about the cam, I see that the lift numbers are a little bigger on the Lunati and that the adv and .050 duration is larger on the Crane. But in comparing those 2, what set the Crane one above the Lunati to you? Just curious.
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One Dexter woman did not expect what fate threw her way after she watched her husband, Edwin Adams, die on Dec. 21 in Mesilla Valley Hospital. That night, Beth Adams became stranded in Cloudcroft at her daughter's house because of snow. She phoned a family member when she found out that thieves [auth] had broken into her home of 21 years.
Beth Adams described her husband's last month as that of excruciating pain. He died after losing a seven-year battle with cancer. "Then all the memories, the things that held the memories, were gone when I returned," she said.
Her daughter, Rhonda Napolean, spoke of the losses to her mother: "They did not take the TV, electronics. … They took a beige lock box hidden in a closet full of money and legal documents."
The money had been set aside to pay for funeral expenses and a trip to take his ashes to Mustang Island, Texas. All together, Rhonda estimates, the thieves stole $10,000.
"It's a horrible thing to do," said Rhonda. "My mother had been a social worker for CYFD for 19 years and worked with abused and neglected children, [but] nothing had prepared her for the emotional pain of watching the man she loved be in such pain."
Together the couple had five children, many grandkids and great-grandchildren. Beth adopted a foster child when he was 16 years old and had no hope of being adopted. "He now has children of his own,"said Rhonda.
The documentation included birth certificates, a marriage license, deeds, titles to vehicles, all needed to smooth the transition of passing, and the money to cover the cost of death and his last wishes.
Rhonda is incensed: "They stole special memories. Each piece of jewelry was a gift to her or a gift from her to him. Someone knew my mom was gone and where to look for the valuables."
The widow explained the emotional connection to many of the pieces. "They took my engagement ring, my class ring from ENMU, my mother's ring with stones for each of my five children and his wedding band, coin collections …. my husband had created for his grandchildren."
The responsibilities of funerals and memorials are doubled, even tripled, complicated by the loss of the documentation required to make arrangements. Beth says it is overwhelming. "He tried to set everything up so there would be no worries. It's a lot to take in and a lot to do, trying to do one thing and you find you have to do another first."
She hopes someone will see the paperwork and contact the authorities. Beth does not expect the jewelry and the money returned, but, she said: "It would be amazing if someone would return the paperwork. I would like people to look out for paperwork, or a bunch of rings, coins, and let the Chaves County Sheriff's office or Crime Stoppers know."
Beth also agrees with her daughter's assesment: "This was someone that I knew and knew my husband was dying. I was specifically targeted because they knew where to find these things."
She grieves that she no longer has the money to fulfill her husband's last wish. Her daughter has set up a PayPal account, under the name firstname.lastname@example.com to accept donations.
The mother is touched, not only for her daughter's thoughtfulness, but by the responses she has received: "One girl sent $8 and she wrote, 'I'm sorry this is not much, but what happened to you was not right. …' and she hoped others would help. It helps you remember that there are nice people in the world."
Chaves County Sheriff's Office Chief Deputy Britt Snyder said, "It's a sad situation. People are too trusting. … It's sad after you lose your husband when people come along and steal things of great sentimental value."
He concurs that this theft was most likely done by someone who knew Beth. Speaking about the thieves, he said, "There's no explanation about how people can be so pathetic."
Snyder recommends valuables, especially papers, be put in a safety deposit box. "People need to take precautions. You never know when you may have a fire.
"For many years we have found it is far too common for burglars to spend a large amount of time searching through every drawer until they find everything of value. That's something an alarm system would prevent. It can't stop people from breaking in, but it limits the amount of time they can spend. We also tell people who are going away to contact us and we can put the house on close patrol if we know they are going to be gone."
Anyone with information about this crime is asked to contact the CCSO at 624-6500 or Crime Stoppers at 888-594-8477.
Beth urges people watch out for their neighbors. "If you hear noises, contact the authorities. Get to know your neighbors and watch out for your neighbors. Watch out for each other."
Snyder also agrees, "A good, nosey neighbor is worth their weight in gold."
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So I installed the Roush SRI last... April. Drove all summer with it installed. Very happy with it. I live in southern Wisconsin and in December-March it gets REALLY cold. I found out that the intake is, well for lack of better terming, too good at its job of getting cold air. Long story short, ended up having to put the stock intake back in for a few months. So it's warmed up a bit and I hated not having noise and some extra ponies to play with. So me and a buddy bought a smaller filter and figured out how to keep as much of the uber cold out.
So we didn't put the snorkel on and plugged the hole and had a brilliant idea to put the HID ballast in the heat shield. And have been running like that for about a week now with no issues and I'll put the snorkel on when we've had a week above 50. I don't know for sure if I'll move the ballast yet. But that's my fun cold weather story for the year.
what symptoms were you having due to the (very) cold air? just curious.
I was driving on the highway and the car lurched and went into limp mode.
It totally shouldn't matter how cold the air is coming into the car.. Afterall if that were the case the stock setup would have issues to as it pulls air from the fender well. If anything the air from an SRI is warmer than the air from the stock setup.. Your issue lies elsewhere.
I put the HID ballast in the heat shield to warm up the shield and air just enough so that the oil coming in from the breather hose doesn't muck with the throttle body when cruze is disengaged with the clutch. Also since the filter is drawing much more O2 dense air than the stock intake the car runs lean at higher RPMs/Speeds. Next winter I'm going to put an arm band around the smaller filter to lessen the air flow a bit to help with lean issue.
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I have a steeda SRI,live in Illinois. We have had several sub zero days this winter. My car never had a problem related to the air intake. The battery issue is a different subject though.[rofl]
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"This is such a good book!"
Normally I just go for straight Sci Fi and ignore everything else. It is my way of escaping the doldrums of this world. I rate this as one of the best I have ever listened to. My other time was the Girl with the Dragon Tatoo. I think this one is at least as good.
Its hard to pick a favorite character. You tend to like one or the other more or less depending on the situation. Just like life.
The thing about audio books is that having a single person reading to you is sometimes a little annoying. I do wish women read female characters and men the male characters. Everything else requires a bit of a mental shift. Still Jay Snyder made it work. In fact I took this book because he was the reader.His style keeps me interested.
Definitely could not put this one away. I had it playing while I was going to sleep so that I don't lose a moment.
I relate to these autistic characters in a way that makes me want to have my friends listen to this. Maybe they would understand me more. I hope there will be more books featuring these guys.
"interesting concept"
As a parent of a son diagnosed with Autism - the book made me think. it was the basis for many interesting discussions at my house. If autism could be cured - would you take the treatment?
this book also offered some interesting insights into the world of autism.
"A Tale of Neurodiversity"
Want to know what it's like to have Asperger's? Elizabeth Moon shows a real understanding of the world from the eyes of the Neurodiverse. The story's solid, but not a nail-biter/page turner. While described as a science fiction, the story is about people, not tech. As someone who's worked with many individuals "on the spectrum," I believe this is a must read!
Reading Fantasy and SCI-FI on audible.
"Great story - sort of weak ending"
This is a pretty interesting story, told from the point of view of a functioning autistic adult in a time when autism has been cured for those treated early enough. It is very well written and very well read. The performance does a great job with the various personalities in the book making it very enjoyable. The ending feels like the author was trying to get finished (but it still is interesting). While it is still a good ending, to many things are left undone. But overall, I really liked the story.
"Interesting perspective"
I could relate to this book, having a condition that makes me need to think about my behavior being within the norm. Elizabeth Moon did a good job but the end was a little rushed.
"I gave up after 5 hours of listening"
The summary of this book sounds intriguing, and it is rated well. I liked it at the beginning, as the author does an interesting and admirable job of getting the reader into the mind of a man who is mildly autistic and of developing his likable personality. I think the narrator does a fine job of portraying the main character as well.
However, that portion of the book continues on long, long after it has ably done it's job -- entering and far surpassing the "OK, I GET it" stage.
Finally, after 5 hours of listening, I felt that I was still in the exposition, and the the once-interesting techniques of portraying the autistic thought process had, through this overexposure, become as tedious as reading a parts catalog; and I gave up.
This book might be one that polarizes opinion -- some enjoying it greatly, and some for whom it is not at all a good fit.
Kea Giles (Asmus)
"Fantastic, especially with storyline around autism"
Well read by Jay Snyder, this book takes the reader into the mind and life of an autistic man in the near future. If you know someone who is autistic, or who has Asperger's syndrome, you'll feel at home with the character and get some good insight into how your friend, husband, son, or daughter might think. I especially liked the part about comparing an autistic person's facial recognition and other types of perception to that of a blind person. Also, good insight into how other people treat folks who think differently, who act differently.
Indie writer (Dana Reynolds - Wardenclyffe Trilogy, Rides Eyes of Ghost).
"Wonderful story. Mismatched narrator."
This story has so much depth and insight and vivid imagery of the 'every day' -- not limited to autism at all (and I don't think that was necessarily the intention). However the performance would have been better suited to a thriller or crime novel. Not a book like this with so much sensitivity and pathos. Had the story not been so intriguing I would have abandoned it. I wish I had taken the time to read it myself. I would have loved it without reservation.
"Exploritory. Educational. Entertaining."
This book is amazing! I highly recommend it. Exploritory, educational, entertaining. It didn't grip me and drive me forward as most books do, but when I put it down I didnt forget about. That has never happened before. It was a joy to pick it up again.
"Well-performed, well-intentioned, but meh overall."
I don't think I'd give another Elizabeth Moon book a try, to be honest. This book felt like it was designed to accomplish something very specific that she set out to do, and whether or not the book was a strong book on its own was irrelevant to her goal of bringing attention to the concept of "healing" autistic people. I would be hard-pressed to imagine her other books being better-built.
The narrator, however, did an outstanding job of encompassing the many characters and voices he was asked to undertake. I was very happy with how the audiobook was presented.
I would not, no. There were some substantial flaws in the book despite its intriguing premise, and I found myself often exasperated at how those flaws colored my perception of the book at large.
I have not, but I would be willing to do so again. That said, I tend not to follow *narrators* from one book to another. I choose my audiobooks by whether I would have wanted to read the book itself.
It made me want to learn ASL, since I felt like the entire "autism cure" premise was a mediocre allegory for cochlear implants.
This book means well. It really does, and I have a lot of respect for the author for taking it on. But there were some fundamental issues. The characters are either saints or devils; there are no shades of gray. Everybody is either Lou's biggest supporter or actively trying to make his life difficult. Nobody is indifferent.
The ending of the book, from the "treatment" forward, progressed so quickly that I'm not entirely sure it was fully intended. It felt as though it was tacked on because an editor asked for it, not because it was key to the plot.
"The Speed of Dark" was a phrase often incorporated directly into conversations in the book, often shoehorned in. It felt like a reminder, "hey guys, this is what the book is called!" I don't think it served any compelling purpose other than to explain why the book was titled what it was.
Certain characterizations seemed to be repeated at every opportunity. I swear, I lost count of how often Lou described himself as "sweaty", generally for little or no reason.
This was an ambitious book, and a worthy attempt, but it could have stood another round of editing by a talented editor, who would have fixed many of these issues.


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The news that Spotify's mobile app is now available for the Android platform, coupled with an anticipated Autumn US launch, are both part of the music service's inexorable rise and media interest. Spotify undoubtedly has momentum and potential in abundance. But, even without considering the issue of cash burn, it is also important to keep a sense of scale. Spotify has done a great job of acquiring a sizeable audience after a short period of time, but needs many more users before it can be considered on a par with some more established services that get a lot less attention (these days at any rate).
In the chart below I have mapped the number of users of Spotify and a number of other key free music services, each from launch. What is clear is that Spotify has made a solid start is growing at a stronger rate than Pandora was at the same stage. If Spotify ever reaches Pandora's scale and business model viability, it will rightly be considered a success.
But it is also clear that other services like Last.FM and imeem grew more quickly. And just to put the absolute scale of Spotify into perspective, the Pandora iPhone app alone is mapping almost exactly in line with Spotify's entire user base. (No coincidence of course that Spotify see the iPhone app as a crucially important ticket to further success).
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Today CourseSmart, a joint venture of five of the biggest textbook publishers, is launching an iPhone app to augment its Web subscription service for eTextbooks. Its subscription service offers access to more than 7,000 textbooks, at an average of 50% off print prices. Currently, CourseSmart has a few hundred thousand student subscribers, out of a potential addressable market of 13 million US college students (they only target higher education, not K-12, for now).
The iPhone app is nice, with a snappy thumbnail browse feature. It's not something you'd read on, per se, but offers easy access to look up something, search for something, or access your notes. Having the option of mobile access will undoubtedly increase the appeal of CourseSmart's subscription service, assuming the company is successful at marketing the new feature.
Currently, CourseSmart's content isn't integrated into the Kindle or other dedicated reading devices; this app marks its first move into increasing access to eTextbooks on any kind of mobile device. Maintaining print-identical formatting and pagination is a crucial aspect of its product; eReading devices aren't ready to support this type of content yet, but the iPhone is a move that makes sense.
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Too many firms are building their mobile strategies as a mere extension of the PC Internet, and are missing out on what's now possible when mobile, but which remains impossible using a PC.
A PC is always going to be limited to deliver a part time Internet experience. They are too bulky, too heavy, too power hungry, and increasingly too dependent on the assumption that a super fast fixed-quality broadband connection is present to be something that people will have with them all of the time 24x7. If a PC evolved to be suitable for 24x7 use it wouldn't be a PC anymore.
Today's Internet mobiles offer people that 24x7 digital life. People are becoming connected 24x7 through their Internet phones and that must transform the strategies that firms adopt. Mobile enables a 24x7 relationship between brands and consumers. Mobile enables people to interact with websites 24x7, both to consume -- read and browse -- and to contribute. Mobile opens up new business models through the fusion of location awareness and a 24x7 Internet-connected device.
The first and clearest example of this new world is what's happening with social computing. People are now able to lurk on Facebook or Bebo at anytime, or post photos onto Flickr that are taggged with where they were taken (as well as when).
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Race pads do not stop the car faster due to higher friction. They allow the race driver to consistantly take advantage of the tire's capability without having to worry about pad fade. A street pad will stop a car in the same distance as a track pad up until the point at which the street pad exceeds its maximum operating temperature. From that point on, the race pad will work better. Most street pads have an MOT in the range of 800 degrees F. In contrast, the Performance Friction 01 race pads have an MOT of 2,000 degrees F.
In a side-by-side comparison of single-stop distance from 60 to 0 mph, there will be no difference between race pads and street pads. The higher Cf race pads will require less pedal pressure from the driver to reach the point of threshold braking or ABS intervention. But the stopping distance will be the same. You are tire limited in a cold stop. Running race pads in the street will not result in a shorter stopping distance in a panic stop.
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In the famous words of Arthur Ashe, "success is a journey, not a destination." These words have brought much meaning to the start of my senior year so far. Although my journey started a little over three years ago when I first came to this school, the time I had left seemed limitless and the opportunities were plenty. Now with less than 20 weeks of training left in my collegiate career there is an urgency to make the most of it. I enjoy practice far more now than ever and my pride in representing the Lady Vol swim team has never been greater. I am so proud to walk out on the deck every day to practice with this talented group of ladies and coaching staff.
In these past three years, I have had the wonderful experience of watching this team grow. We have been pushed and challenged repeatedly and I have seen this team meet head on anything put in our way. And this year has been amazing. Not just because I am a senior, but because I believe this team is the best it has ever been. We have so many amazing people that are willing to say the hard things and force each and every one of us to be honest with ourselves. Accountability has been stressed since day one this year and it will continue to be a factor until the last day.
With the kind of coaches we have, we are presented with challenges everyday. Through these challenges we have learned many things. We have learned that most times you don't get a second chance and you have to best the best the first time you have the opportunity. That is how we see this meet this weekend. It is another challenge and we are not going to wait for another opportunity to prove ourselves. One thing we pride ourselves in is training to be the best. We believe that we train with the best everyday. There are many things we would like to think are in our control. We cannot control how Auburn and Stanford swim. We know they will bring it. We know they are the best at what they do. We can control how we will rise to the challenge.
We can control our intensity, our passion, and our belief in ourselves and each other. We will leave everything in the pool this weekend and be a force, I promise you, that will not disappoint. I believe in this team and I believe in the training we have been doing. This is a test. There is no question we will measure up.


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Looks like Bollywood's bachelors are in a rush to get settled this year. While we had recently reported that Ranbir proposed Katrina for marriage, the next one in the list is our desi hunk, John Abraham. As per latest news, John has apparently married his girlfriend Priya Runchal. Yes, you read it right, John has apparently married Priya Runchal in US where they were for their New Year celebration.
The 'Force' actor recently made headlines by his latest tweet which read as, "Wishing you and your beloved ones a blessed 2014! May this year bring you love, good fortune and joy. Love John and Priya Abraham"
More than being a pleasant wish for the New Year, the tweet sent shock waves across his fans. Though any official statement has not been released yet, it is being speculated that Priya is an Abraham now.
It is to reminded that Priya Runchal is an investment who John started dating 2010 after his ugly break-up with actress Bipasha Basu. Before Priya, John was in a relationship with Bipasha Basu for eight years and their break-up came as a shock for everyone.


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I've discovered the best way to avoid the Easter candy is to buy my teenage daughters other things for their baskets: each got a tank top, nail file, one smallish chocolate bunny, a little Coach wristlet from the outlet and a bag of m&ms to share. I dipped into the m&ms, but not badly.
Not a great weekend, only exercise was a good walk with the dogs after dinner last night. We basically had Thanksgiving for Easter dinner, so too much food, but I didn't make gravy or stuffing since I'm the only one who likes them.
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A Frisco, Texas man is in legal trouble for holding a sign warning drivers about police targeting speeders ahead.
Ron Martin says the Frisco police violated his free-speech rights when police arrested him for holding a sign that read ``Police Ahead'' while he was standing in the median of a busy avenue.
"The issue here is do you have a first amendment right to stand on public property and warn drivers of an upcoming speed trap," legal analyst Chris Tritico tells KTRH News. "I think the answer to that ultimately is yes, but the first amendment can be modified by cities, municipalities and state governments with reasonable time, place and manner restrictions. That can be that you can only have a parade on certain days at certain times. I doubt the city of Frisco has an ordinance that deals with this and so I think he wins at the end of the day."
Frisco's sign ordinance says a person holding a sign must be on private property. But Martin contends the law regulates business signs and doesn't apply to him.
Martin made his initial court appearance in midweek and has pleaded not guilty to a misdemeanor charge of violating a sign ordinance.
He claims his intention was only to urge motorists to slow down.
"If he sticks with this," Tritico says, "He can take it all the way to the Supreme Court and I think he can win."