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Investors say tax cuts and funding initiatives announced in the federal budget will ensure the economy does not enter a destructive downswing, and retailers, investment managers and construction companies are set to benefit most.
A post-budget market rally yesterday saw strong gains for retailers Harvey Norman and Coles Myer, investment company IOOF Holdings and timber companies, which gained due to extended tax relief measures.
The $21.7 billion in tax cuts "should provide a reasonable stimulus to the retail spending environment", boosting economic growth in the second half of the year, Goldman Sachs JBWere analysts said.
"They [financial markets] should acknowledge that the tax cuts have ensured that a slowing in domestic demand will not turn into a destructive economic downswing," Goldman's economics team wrote to clients.
UBS analysts said "the budget represents a significant stimulus to the economy", and "the economy will stabilise and recover moderately in the second half of 2005".
Retailers including Woolworths, Coles Myer, Metcash, JB Hi-Fi and Billabong should benefit from increased consumer spending, analysts said.
Harvey Norman rose 8c or 3 per cent to $2.57 and JB Hi-Fi 16c or 5 per cent to $3.29 yesterday.
But UBS warned that benefits for retailers would be delayed.
"Compared with the cash handouts this time last year, this budget's fiscal easing is much less visible from the households' perspective as the payments are spread across the course of the year," UBS said. "Thus there is unlikely to be an immediate and marked pick-up which will benefit retailers - the consumer response is likely to be relatively subdued."
Other companies tipped to prosper from the increase in discretionary spending include Qantas, Tabcorp, Unitab and Virgin Blue.
Investment managers are also expected to benefit from the removal of the superannuation surcharge and the creation of the Future Fund.
"The Future Fund will clearly be an additional source of liquidity to the equity market over the next four years," Goldman said, estimating a 15 per cent jump in funds flowing to Australian equity markets.
Analysts expect investment companies including Commonwealth Bank, NAB, Perpetual, AMP and Axa Asia Pacific to benefit. IOOF gained 62c or 11 per cent to $6.52 yesterday.
Construction and materials companies Rinker and Boral are also expected to benefit from budget announcements involving major road and rail transport projects.
The continuation of tax breaks for forestry companies for another two years prompted Great Southern Plantations to rise strongly.
Shares in Great Southern jumped 25c or 8 per cent to $3.40 while Timbercorp rose 6.5c or 4 per cent to $1.80.
Shares in child care company ABC Learning are expected to receive only a small boost from increased child care payments.
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Montana, as we are reminded virtually every day, is so much more than the rancorous debates taking place in the political arena. As this November edges toward Thanksgiving, few Montanans are spending time worrying about what the Republicans are saying about the Democrats, what the Democrats are saying about the Republicans, or what the governor is saying about much of anything. Instead, they're getting their houses ready for winter, hoping for some snow to help the hunters stock their larders, and preparing for a holiday season in which, as much as any in recent memory, we all take a moment to realize how much we have for which to be thankful.
Across the street, my neighbor and his son pull a four-point mule deer buck from the back of their truck, going through a ritual that far predates recorded history. The father handles the knife, then passes it to the son, who makes the cuts to begin the process of turning the once-prancing buck into venison that will help nourish their family through the long winter ahead. It is easy for Montanans to take such a common thing as being able to hunt healthy, wild game for granted. But in most places in our nation, it's a rare thing indeed. Game populations have been decimated, their habitat destroyed, and the opportunities for a father and his son or daughter to share the bond of a successful hunt is the exception, not the rule. Even in other western states where sufficient habitat remains, fatal afflictions such as chronic wasting disease compete with hunters for the game. Montana's wild herds of deer and elk are expected to remain free of this deadly disease, but not by accident. In large part, the future health of Montana's deer and elk looks good because Montanans voted to pass an initiative prohibiting the expansion of game farms—which are the only places chronic wasting disease has shown up in the state.
While geese wing southward in enormous undulating Vs, many Montanans are taking advantage of the mild fall weather to enjoy our world-famous rivers before winter's snow and cold seal them in an icy grip. Here in Montana, our waters still flow clean and hold healthy populations of world-class trout, while abundant waterfowl fill the backwaters and prairie ponds. For the most part, the trout in Montana's blue-ribbon streams are wild, naturally-reproducing fish, not "catchable" hatchery fish dumped out of the back of a truck into rivers too degraded to support clean, natural spawning gravel. Here, it is still possible to watch trout and salmon build their spawning redds, lay their eggs, and look forward to another year in which Mother Nature, not hatcheries, will select the strongest for survival in the never-ending bid to perpetuate and strengthen the species. This too, is not by accident, but by the efforts of Montanans over many years to fight for water quality standards and set policies that maintain and enhance our streams and rivers for the natural propagation of our fisheries.
Of course, Montana has its share of problems, too. While folks in central and eastern Montana openly wonder at concerns about "open space," the reality in western Montana is the alarming pace at which former ranchlands are turning into subdivisions. We also have the somewhat dubious distinction of being home to the largest single Superfund site in the nation—a leftover from our first century as a state, when tearing metals from the belly of the earth was more important than considerations of the deadly mess left behind for future generations. The drought, too, is hitting us hard as year stacks up on year, withering crops, desiccating soils, and reducing rivers and streams to mere trickles. Changing global weather patterns might be tough to accomplish from Montana, but we can deal with most of our other problems through public policy decisions that fix what's wrong, maintain what's right, and set our state on a stable, sustainable course into the future. Which brings us back to politics.
Being thankful for Montana also includes being grateful for our fellow citizens who wade into the public policy arena as elected officials and issue advocates. We may not, and usually don't, always agree with each other or our politicians. But that, too, is something for which we should be thankful. In a free society, it is our right to hold and voice our opinions, and to "ride herd" on those who would lead us. With that right comes the responsibility to ensure that the decisions affecting our daily lives are made through open public debate, to demand ethical behavior from elected officials, and to make sure our public resources are not traded or given away to private interests who would plunder our great state. In spite of the sometimes-acerbic debates, it is only through this process that we hammer out the policies by which we, as a people, make the rules we all have to live by in this wild paradise.
This Thanksgiving, when the sunrise turns our vast prairies to a sea of orange and purple, the white summits of our spectacular mountains sparkle with new snow, and the sunset is reflected in the broad rivers flowing through our wide valleys, we would do well to reflect on our good fortune to live in this place called Montana and be thankful. If and when politics comes up—and it often does during get-togethers with family and friends—we should also remember that much of what we have is only here because of those who had the courage and commitment to enter the public policy arena and fight for what they hold dear. For we alone are the stewards of the present, and it is our actions (or inactions) that will determine how many of the state's treasures remain so future generations, like us, will have plenty of reasons to be thankful for living in Montana.
When not lobbying the Montana Legislature, George Ochenski is rattling the cage of the political establishment as a political analyst for the Missoula Independent.


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Seneca County CCE will be hosting a Brewery or Cidery Startup Workshop on May 9th and 10th at the Waterloo Holiday Inn
Day 1 – Business and Legal Issues
8:30- 4:45 (social hour 4:45-6:00)- Waterloo Holiday Inn
Are you planning on starting a new brewery or cidery or interested in learning more about the legal and business issues involved with starting a brewery or cidery?
If so, Cornell Cooperative Extension of Seneca County is hosting a Brewery and Cidery Startup Workshop (Day 1) on Friday, May 9th, 2014 from 8:30 am to 4:45 pm at the Waterloo Holiday Inn on Rte. 414 in Waterloo, NY. The workshop will be followed by a social hour from 4:45 to 6:00 pm that will include tastings of local craft beers and ciders. This workshop is meant to give you an overview of the information and tools you will need to start a new Farm Brewery or Cidery business. Come learn about the NYS Farm Brewery law, craft beverage marketing, brewing and cider equipment, tax implications for a brewery or cidery, business planning, local zoning issues, alternative funding strategies, financing a brewery/cidery and more. There will also be a trade show with representatives from companies selling items related to beer and cider production and growing hops, barley and cider apples and other relevant organizations.
The cost is $65 or $55 for additional people from the same aspiring brewery or cidery. This includes a light breakfast, lunch and an evening social hour.
Speakers for Day One include: Sam Filler- Craft Beverage Specialist for Empire State Development, Bill Barton- Bellwether Cider, Whitney Russell- NYS Office of Building Standards and Codes and The Lake George Zoning Board and Victor Pultinas- Lake Drum Brewing.
Day 2: Production Issues
8:30-3:30- Starting at the Waterloo Holiday Inn
Are you interested in learning more about breweries, growing hops and barley or cideries and growing apples for cider?
Seneca County Cornell Cooperative Extension is hosting a Brewery or Cidery Startup Workshop (Day 2) on May 10th, 2014. Day two of the Brewery and Cidery Startup workshop will focus on production issues and will include classroom sessions (starting at 8:30 am at the Waterloo Holiday Inn) and an optional field trip (from 11:00- 3:30) to Climbing Bines Hopyard and Farm Brewery and a nearby barley field or Belwether Cidery and Black Diamond Farm. Classroom sessions will include a brewing track and a cidery track.
The cost is $30 for the classroom sessions (which includes a continental breakfast) and an additional $30 for either of the field trips (which includes a bagged lunch). There is a $5 discount for the classroom sessions if you are also registered for day 1. Speakers for Day Two include: Bill Verbeten- Cornell's NWNY Dairy, Livestock and Field Crops Team, Steve Miller- Cornell's NYS Hops Specialist and Ian Merwin- Cornell Department of Horticulture.
To register or for more information, visit our website www.senecacountycce.org or call Derek Simmonds at 315-406-8236.


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Erkenbeck Wins Singles Match in Team USA's Palmer Cup Victory
June 9, 2013
WILMINGTON, Del. – University of New Mexico senior golfer James Erkenbeck defeated UCLA's Pedro Figueiredo 2 and 1 in their match-play paring Sunday to help Team USA capture the 2013 Palmer Cup with a 20.5-9.5 victory at Wilmington Country Club.
Erkenbeck finished with 2.5 points for Team USA. Earlier in the day Iowa State's Scott Fernandez (Iowa State) and Ben Taylor (Nova Southeastern University) defeated Erkenbeck and California's Michael Weaver.
Erkenbeck and Figueiredo both were named recipients of the Michael Carter Award, which is presented to the Palmer Cup participant that best represents the qualities and ideals of sportsmanship, integrity and upholding of the game.
During their match, Erkenbeck claimed the first hole before Figueiredo won three and four to take the lead. Erkenbeck responded by reclaiming the lead with victories on the next two holes. Figueiredo tallied a birdie on No. 11 to move the match back to all square but Erkenbeck won the next three holes with birdie. Figueiredo managed to whittle the lead back to 1-down but Erkenbeck closed him out by winning No. 17.
Fernandez and Taylor downed Erkenbeck and Weaver for Europe's first point of day. The Euro's birdied the first hole to go 1-up and added birdie wins at Nos. 3 and 6. Erkenbeck and Weaver got back to 2-down thru 8. Europe would win the 10th and No. 14 with birdies.
Erkenbeck concluded his UNM career when his team finished fifth in the NCAA Championship in Alpharetta, Ga., on May 31.
Sunday's Results
Game 16: Cory Whitsett/Bobby Wyatt, USA def. Gary Hurley/Kevin Phelan, Europe, 5 and 3
Game 17: Patrick Rodgers/Justin Thomas, USA halved Pedro Figueiredo/Pontus Widegren, Europe
Game 18: Alex Carpenter/Michael Kim, USA def. Julien Brun/Joel Stalter, Europe, 1-up
Game 19: Sebastian Cappelen/Greg Eason, Europe def. Daniel Berger/Sean Dale, USA, 1-up
Game 20: Scott Fernandez/Ben Taylor, Europe def. James Erkenbeck/Michael Weaver, USA, 4 and 3
Final Singles Matches
Game 21: Bobby Wyatt, USA halved Kevin Phelan, Europe
Game 22: Cory Whitsett, USA def. Scott Fernandez, Europe, 3 and 2
Game 23: Sean Dale, USA halved Julien Brun, Europe
Game 24: Ben Taylor, Europe def. Daniel Berger, USA, 2 and 1
Game 25: Pontus Widegren, Europe def. Michael Kim, USA, 1-up
Game 26: Alex Carpenter, USA halved Greg Eason, Europe
Game 27: Michael Weaver, USA def. Joel Stalter, Europe, 3 and 1
Game 28: Justin Thomas, USA def. Sebastian Cappelen Europe, 2 and 1
Game 29: Patrick Rodgers, USA def. Gary Hurley, Europe, 2 and 1
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Green Bay Swimming Sweeps Valparaiso
By Kaylie Noll
VALPARAISO, Ind. – The Green Bay swimming team spent their first dual meet of the 2016-17 season at Valparaiso on Saturday, with the both the men's and women's squad coming home victorious.
The Phoenix women scored 173 points to Valparaiso's 83, while the men put up 153 points over Valparaiso's 99. There was no diving competition at this meet.
"Thanks to Coach Howard and his team for hosting us," said second-year head coach Reed Robelet. "It's good for us to kick the season off with a road win and start building our momentum into the fall dual meet season. We'll need to keep our attention on the details while adding to our workload. These next few meets will go to the team(s) that are able to stay mentally and physically sharp as everyone's training escalates."
There were numerous wins for the Phoenix throughout the competition. With plenty to choose from, the standouts were senior Claire Friederick, junior Stephanie Garvin, and sophomore Nicholas Garcia.
Friederick won every event she swam, both relays and the 100 yard backstroke (58.03) and 100 yard freestyle (54.18). Garvin won each of her events, one relay and two individual events, the 200 yard freestyle (1:57.21) and the 200 yard backstroke (2:11.04). Garcia won all three of the events he raced in, both relays and the 50 yard freestyle (21.95), where he was the only man under the 22-second mark.
The Green Bay Phoenix swimming and diving team will make the trip to Milwaukee next Saturday for the All-Wisconsin Invite.


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On 5/18/12 at 5:23 AM, jack.j.jepper at googlemail.com (J.Jack.J.)
>For any integer j, suppose we have a function f(j). Then how would I
>find the highest f(i) such that 100 <= f(i) <0 ? With thanks in
Use NMaximize. For example:
In[14]:= NMaximize[{4 x - .57 x^2, x \[Element] Integers}, {x}]
Out[14]= {6.88,{x->4}}
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Merck, J & J reach deal to end drug rights dispute
WHITEHOUSE STATION, N.J. (AP) — Drugmakers Merck and Johnson & Johnson say they've reached a deal to end a multibillion dollar arbitration dispute over rights to two lucrative drugs for immune disorders.
Merck will pay J&J $500 million, and the companies will divide distribution rights for Remicade and Simponi, which treat chronic inflammatory diseases like rheumatoid arthritis.
J&J receives exclusive marketing rights for the drugs in Canada, Central and South America, the Middle East, Africa and Asia Pacific territories. Merck retains rights through Europe, Russia and Turkey and will divide the profit from those territories with J&J.
The drugs generate combined sales of several billion dollars annually, and Schering-Plough had split revenue with J&J before Merck bought Schering-Plough in 2009.
J&J had started an arbitration bid to gain all global revenue from the drugs.


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There's a clear duopoly of Samsung and Apple right now in the global smartphone market. Worldwide, Samsung's devices have outsold the iPhone and now command a greater share of the overall market. The U.S. is still Apple's stronghold though, latest results show that Apple has retained its top position despite Samsung's increasing clout on its home ground..
The three month data, ending June 2013, comes from comScore. It relates to the current number of mobile subscribers in the U.S., it doesn't take in to account total smartphones shipped. In the previous three month period, which ended in March 2013, Apple had 39 percent of the U.S. market share. Now, it holds 39.9 percent. Samsung was previously at 21.7 percent, coming in at number two. As of June 23, Samsung commands 23.7 percent of the U.S. smartphone market. The growth is evidently faster than Apple, but that could be attributed to the fact that Samsung is backed by strong Galaxy S4 sales, whereas Apple still hasn't released a new smartphone this year.
Other major Android manufacturers such as Motorola, LG and HTC all lost market share. As far as top platforms are concerned, Android is comfortably ahead of Apple's iOS in that niche, claiming 52 percent of the OS market share. iOS accounts for 39.9 percent, BlackBerry comes in third with just 4.4 percent followed by Microsoft's Windows Phone with 3.1 percent. The duopoly is very much evident in the U.S. as well, both iOS and Android combined account for 91.9 percent of the entire operating system market share.
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After eleven years of marriage, Peter Facinelli has officially called it quits from his wife, Jennie Garth.
The 38-year-old actor cited the common "irreconcilable differences" in a Los Angeles Superior Court petition filed on Wednesday (March 28) and will seek joint custody of their three daughters, Luca, 14, Lola, 9, and Fiona, 5.
While divorce is never a simple, easy answer, Jennie Garth told press she held out as long as possible before giving in to ex-husband Peter Facinelli's request for a split.
The "Beverly Hills: 90210" babe explained that she was initially taken by surprise and it didn't sink in right away.
Looking to shake off the rust after 12 years of wedlock, newly-single Peter Facinelli was spotted out on the town at the Hotel Cafe in Hollywood last night (March 21).
Making for a guys' night out as he was joined by a buddy, the "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn" stud looked handsome in a black leather jacket while having ditched his wedding ring.
After the shocking announcement that Jennie Garth is divorcing Peter Facinelli after 11 years of marriage, we can expect to see her single life documented on her new reality show, CMT's Little Bit Country.
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Putting an end to infidelity rumors, Peter Facinelli and his estranged wife Jennie Garth have released a statement saying cheating did not cause their split.
Almost immediately after the "Twilight" actor and the "Beverly Hills: 90210" actress announced they were ending their 11-year marriage on Tuesday (March 13), sources like RadarOnline claimed Peter "had been seeing another woman for quite some time."
It's not uncommon for Hollywood couples to split up, and the latest marriage to meet its demise is that of Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth.
The "Twilight Saga: New Moon" hunk and his "Beverly Hills 90210" babe will pursue divorce proceedings after being married for 11 years.
Gathering together for a promotional appearance, the stars of "The Hunger Games" hit the red carpet for their film's Los Angeles premiere on Monday night (March 12).
Capping out the week with a fabulous family adventure, Peter Facinelli and Jennie Garth treated their little ones to a magical day at Disneyland in Anaheim, CA on Friday (December 16).


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Tweed skirt (wool/glitter threads)
Chanel Russian doll necklace
Vintage Fendi bag, I love the details, notice there is snake skin at the buckle area
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Such a wonderful outfit, I adore the fabric of your skirt!
Really love this look.
The skirt is gorgeous.. and the shoes..perfection :) Are they new?
Michelle...when I saw that bag I squealed! It is gorgeous!!! Fendi hardly makes anything like that anymore. I also love that skirt! Zara made a sweater with material very similar to that, you look awesome! I'm following :)ReplyDelete
that's got to be tough when the thing you want to wear is miles and miles away!
At least you had those stellar pumps!
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That skirt is so gorgeous on you!
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That skirt is great, such a good metallic infused tweed. And the YSL heels are amazing.
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yep, they work well. Sometimes you can find bargains on the 5.11 site.
This is a discussion on 5.11 Tactical pants....I get it now within the Related Gear & Equipment forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; We went shopping and running some errands today and one of the stops we made was to drop off some old clothes at the Goodwill. ...
We went shopping and running some errands today and one of the stops we made was to drop off some old clothes at the Goodwill. My wife wanted to go in and look for bargains so in we went.
I roamed around the store while my wife and daughter looked at clothes and eventually ended up in the mans pants section. I have recently lost a little over 100 pounds and still shooting for another 10 to 20 pounds to loose so I am in need of some clothes. Since I am still trying to drop some more weight why not buy some pants at Goodwill since they may not fit well but for a month or two. As I was looking in the pants, to my amazement I find 2 pair of 5.11 Tactical pants.
Now, I have heard people on here talk about them and rave about them and I have looked to see how much they cost. These are $50.00 pants. With 5 kids to clothe and feed, I had pretty much given up on ever owning a pair. But there they were hanging there, in my size and costing all of $3.00 a pair! So I snapped them up.
I have been wearing a pair since we got home at 6pm and I must say, I can now really see why people like them so much. These are great pants with tons of pockets to put gear in and very comfortable.
I may never buy any more of them because of the cost but these 2 pair will be well worn by the time I am done with them.
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yep, they work well. Sometimes you can find bargains on the 5.11 site.
"In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." Thomas Jefferson
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Mike - I (and my wife) are not ashamed to admit, that while taking odd things to Goodwill we also get stuff!!
My wife found a real dandy hat (sorta cap/beret) for not much and it is quality gear - and she looks cute as cute in it. I too have made some good finds at times and am in no way bothered by going that route.
Good bargains are to be had - and glad your visit was so productive.
Chris - P95
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"To own a gun and assume that you are armed
is like owning a piano and assuming that you are a musician!."
http://www.rkba-2a.com/ - a portal for 2A links, articles and some videos.
Goodwill here has a big ole gunbuster sign on the door. I've found 5.11's on ebay for as little as $20 a pair. Haven't bought any yet though.
I'm a child of the 60's, but I got over it.
I usually wear shorts. I have 8 pair of 5.11 shorts...and rotate them as I wear them...
I have been doing this for over two years now...always comfortable...always have a clean pair...none have shown any wear...
I'm sure people wonder why I always wear the SAME shorts...
Great shorts when combined with an Instructor's Belt...
Proverbs 27:12 says: The prudent see danger and take refuge, but the simple keep going and suffer for it.
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I thought the same thing about Smurfette .I'm sure people wonder why I always wear the SAME shorts...
SALE on the NRA site!
The NRA site is now offering a set of jeans (kinda like the Collins "Toters", with the extra hidden pockets).
They're made by 5.11, but they're only $39! That's even cheaper than the 5.11's own website! Now that's a deal...
Always remember: 3 can keep a secret, if 2 are dead!
I wore the other pair today all day at work and I am about ready to say that I want to own nothing but more of these pants. These things are comfortable and functional beyond what I ever could have imagined.
Very well made and the slanted rear pockets make possible and easy to get my wallet out even with a holster or double magazine carrier on where as my jeans always are hard to get to the wallet when I caary.
I love these pants and I want more of them!
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"I can now really see why people like them so much."
You're right they are great.
I wear them all the time...not to bed though.
i've been meaning to get some, guess im outta excuses...
I took your advice. I just bought a pair of new 5.11 pants off of ebay for 20.00+ 6.95 shipping. Not bad... still quite a savings.
Don't hit at all if it is honorably possible to avoid hitting; but never hit soft!
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I'm thinking Bumper hates me....as my post disappeared (JUST JOKING!!!!! I know what happened bro).
As I mentioned....5.11s are designed by feds and thankfully issued to most of us. I love them puppies and they are the most comfortable britches I've worn, just dont wear them out in public as their right up there with being made with photographer vest and fanny packs.
We can all pray that yuppies will find out how confortable they are and buy them like crazy so we can wear them with ease.
As far as Goodwill goes....you seriously dont believe I buy them 2000 dollar suits on my salary do ya? There isnt a suit (and most of my dress shirts) in my closet that wasnt bought at Goodwill (or another thrift store). I have to admit, the stores in Wash DC had the best choices, guess them politicians gained to much weight with all them "free" meals.
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Slightly warmer weather this weekend allowed more anglers to come out then the previous weekend, and they had more success. Fishing actually improved this weekend with the hours per fish caught dropping or holding steady in all sections. The season is definitely slowing down and beginning to wrap up, but as long as above freezing temperatures continue to persist and keep the slush ice away, the fishing should remain solid.
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Re: On AspectRatio
Measure your monitor's active display area with something precise.
Write it down in a List.
Hypothetical example (in inches):
Record your current display resolution in a List:
Hypothetical example (in pixels):
If resDim/monDim doesn't give a list of two *really* close numbers,
(in this case, the horizontal and vertical DPI in each direction) then
Mathematica's plots will have the wrong aspect ratio on screen.
Similarly, everything else on the screen will be distorted unless a
program is aware of the DPI mismatch and adjusts accordingly.
Similarly, Divide@@monDim and Divide@@resDim should also be *really* close.
On 1/13/07, Virgil Stokes <vs at it.uu.se> wrote:
> I have taken the following command from Help on AspectRatio.
> Show[Graphics[Circle[{0, 0}, 1], AspectRatio -> Automatic]];
> This does not give an aspect ratio of 1 on my monitor. In fact when I
> measure the ratio of the height to width of the circle (or the
> surrounding box) generated by this command it is greater than 1.0. This
> is also true for
> Show[Graphics[Circle[{0, 0}, 1], AspectRatio -> 1.0]];
> Am I interpreting this option correctly? In any case would you please
> tell me how I can get the height to width ratio = 1.0 .
> My application is parametric plots (phase-plane analysis) and I need the
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Georgia Crushes Western Kentucky 26-7
March 11, 2014
ATHENS----Zack Bowers hit a grand slam and a three-run home run as Georgia routed Western Kentucky 26-7 on Tuesday at Foley Field. The win extended the Bulldogs' win streak to nine games, their longest since the 2009 season when the team started 14-0.
Bowers (2-5, 7 RBIs, 4 Runs) led the offensive onslaught for Georgia as the team scored the most runs since putting up 27 against Erskine in 1980. The grand slam was also the first since Justin Bryan's against Alcorn State in 2012. Bowers' seven RBIs were the most by a Bulldog since Rich Poythress had seven against Ohio State in 2009 during an NCAA Regional at Florida State.
Following Bowers' first home run in the second inning, the Hilltoppers used a four-run third to bring the score to 8-6, but it was all Georgia from there. The Bulldogs broke the game open in the bottom half with eight runs after batting around for the second time in the game. First baseman Daniel Nichols picked up his second and third RBI of the game on a liner up the middle, scoring Jared Walsh (3-5) and Hunter Cole (4-6) in the process.
Georgia would later tack on one in the fifth inning and nine in the eighth inning, led by Bowers grand slam. The Bulldogs would bat around in the inning before Western Kentucky would record an out.
Prior to the game no Bulldog had recorded a four-hit game this year, but three Georgia players achieved the feat on Tuesday. The four-hit day was Cole's fourth (first since last year's 17-0 victory over Georgia Tech) while it was the first for both junior Conor Welton and freshman Skyler Weber. In addition to a career high in hits, Weber notched a career high four RBIs. The teams combined to use 12 pitchers in the game lasting three hours and thirty-three minutes.
Jarrett Brown (1-0) notched his first career win for the Bulldogs after going 2.2 innings of relief without allowing a run on three hits, a walk and two strikeouts. Georgia starter Luke Crumley pitched 2.1 innings, giving up six runs (four earned) on seven hits, a walk and no strikeouts. Western Kentucky starter Sam Higgs (3-2) picked up the loss after being chased after recording only one out, while giving up five runs on six hits and two walks.
"The bats were working tonight; we had some very positive at bats, and I told the team there's one more game in the series and we have to come back tomorrow and play," said Georgia coach Scott Stricklin. "Western Kentucky is a good team and they probably left some guys out there a little longer because they're saving a few guys for Wednesday. They will come back and be ready for us tomorrow. Overall, I thought our mental approach has been better of late at the plate and we're getting in better counts. It was an ugly game defensively. I thought Jarrett Brown pitched well when the game was still close and didn't get a lot of help behind him. Also, David Gonzalez, Drew Moody and Heath Holder came in and threw strikes."
Georgia finishes up the two-game series Wednesday against Western Kentucky at 6 p.m. at Foley Field.
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I am wondering if someone can please let me know what training treats you use? If the GSD as a sensitive stomach is the a treat that would be good to use for training?
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I use these, break them up even smaller, string cheese for extra distractions, difficult concepts. Sometimes little pieces of cooked meat too. All tiny, which helps when the dog has a sensitive stomach, because sometimes they will get diarrhea...
I use kibble at home many times. Meanie! ;)
Zukes minis are great and I also will use freeze dried lamb lungs (in small pieces) and also natural nitrate free turkey hot dogs. Natural Balance also makes small rolls that you can cut up into small pieces.
With dogs that are food sensitive I always used treats that only had protein and nothing else like wheat or corn in them.
Have fun training Herro :)
Great thanks for your help. Where do you purchase Zukes mini's?🐾
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They have a locator on their website: Find A Zuke's Retailer which is nice because it lists both online and local! One class I didn't break them up, and we used a ton of treats to charge some commands and there was definitely diarrhea, but they are easy to make smaller. :) Have fun!
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Yep we use Zukes mini naturals too..they even have some training treats with additives for hips & joint support as well. We are using Zukes with the puppy for training for bathroom and commands he loves them and is a quick learner with these vs some of the other treats we tried. Also I've used home made dehydrated or baked sweet potatoes, beets, livers as well.
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If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough -- Albert Einstein
Yes it works well. Also works in linux if the shellcode is changed.
I tried the following steps:
1) Saved the javascript in /var/www as index.html
2) K menu >> Services >> HTTPD >> Start HTTPD
3) echo "1" > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward
4) Edit the configuration file - - /etc/etter.conf to enable iptable
3) ettercap -i wlan0 -Tq -M ARP /192.168.1.1/ // // -P autoadd
Ettercap is working because both ie & firefox are showing the certificate warning, however, exploit is not working. What am I missing completely? You can start your answer like.... "Oi.. stu***, you don't run javascript in this way............ "
I won't mind.... as this is new to me....
PS: I'm on BT4, attacking a vista box with firefox 3.5
If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough -- Albert Einstein
Im not sure why you are running ettercap. Just fire up apache, put the exploit in apaches root / and call it index.html. Then take your vista box and browse to the page and calc.exe sohould open on the vulnerable machine.
I haven't used it or looked at it yet, but I updated my metasploit dev a couple of hours ago and I saw a new firefox exploit added, it may well resolve many of your issues.
Still not underestimating the power...
There is no such thing as bad information - There is truth in the data, so you sift it all, even the crap stuff.
its called MAN-IN-THE-MIDDLE for a reason, what kazalku was doing is smart as shit, just pretend you're the router, and inject the harmful javascript to everyone on the network, and if they have 3.5, theyre screwed on every page they browse to
And, yes when I followed the steps you mentioned (Start Apache with the exploit as index.html, then browse to 192.168.1.2), firefox crashes. May be it's due to vista because it was reported that same thing happens with XP SP3.
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Preview Of PCI DSS 1.3 – Oops 2.0 – Released
Posted by John Kindervag on August 13, 2010
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The PCI Security Standards Council released the summary of changes for the new version of PCI — 2.0. Merchants, you can quit holding your breath as this document is a yawner — as we've long suspected it would be. In fact, to call it 2.0 is a real stretch as it seems to be filled — as promised by earlier briefings with the PCI SSC — merely with additional guidance and clarifications. Jeff, over at the PCI Guru, has a great review of the summary doc so I won't try to duplicate his detailed analysis. The most helpful part of the doc is an acknowledgement that more guidance on virtualization — the one function per server stuff — will finally be addressed.
Suffice it to say, it doesn't look good for all those DLP vendors looking for Santa Compliance to leave them a little gift under the tree this year. I've been hearing hopeful rumors (that I assume start within the bowels of DLP vendor marketing departments) that PCI would require DLP in the next version. Looks like it's going to be a three year wait to see if Santa will finally stop by their house.
Remember that this is a summary of changes so there's not that much meat yet. The actual standard will be pre-released early next month with the final standard coming out after the European Community Meeting in October.
Santa Compliance?
Comment from Andrew Jaquith on Mon, 08/16/2010 - 14:58
Funny stuff!
As an FYI to readers, even though the PCI DSS doesn't mandate the use of DLP, DLP does seem to be used quite a bit to help solve certain aspects of PCI compliance. About 75% of Forrester clients interested in DLP are solving some kind of "toxic data" problem: PCI, PHI, PII etc.
At least Santa visits once a years...
Comment from Geoff Webb (not verified) on Thu, 08/19/2010 - 15:00
As I wasn't expecting any compliance-related presents under my tree this year, I won't complain about the content but I do wonder at the three year gap between revisions. I see that mid-version guidance may be offered, but is three years really the kind of time-window to be setting for responding to changes in the security landscape?
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I am a research student and would like your insights to the following quetions as compliance take the lead in the security market today.
1. Can any Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) solution guarantee 100% compliance to all regulatory standards (e.g. HIPAA, PCI DSS, SOX, etc) today. If yes or no can you please support your answer.
2. Are there any prerequisites in order to achieve full compliance potential of an SIEM system? If yes or no can you please support your answer.
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Great attentive staff, classic older motel with courtyard pool. Not a destination hotel; but perfect for airport layover. Free shuttle to airport on the half hour; 24 hrs a day. Industrial neighborhood.
The location was good if you need a quick place to stay during a layover and close enough to see Pearl Harbor. Great pressure for the shower. The wifi was terribly slow. Just an ok bed with no extra pillows and blankets. It's close to the airport, so be prepared for airport noise.
Nearby Lagoon Chinese restaurant was really good. Hawaiian Coffee Co. cafe only a short walk from hotel had the best coffee around. Distance to airport was great. While this hotel is priced less than most everything else in the area, the cost is still WAY above its actual value. Rooms were mediocre, bed not particularly comfortable, and Wifi NEVER worked.
great shuttle to airport restaurant economical with large portions staff efficient and friendly economical
Airport shuttle was convenient, otherwise average and did the job for one night
We needed a hotel for an early morning flight. They offer free shuttle service so that's convenient. I would recommend it for your quick stays near the airport. Dated, small rooms
Closer to airport. Pricy for a room, nothing on walking distance
Nothing Tiny room with paper thin walls. Disgusting smell, location in "condemned warehouse" section of Honolulu. Sink clogged from the start, sheets stained, hair in shower, etc...
We were looking for a hotel close to the airport since we arrived in at midnight. The check in office is open 24 hours, which was very nice. The hotel was basically supposed to be a crash pad for us and that's essentially what this hotel was set up to be. It had basic amenities, wasn't super spacious, but it had a mini fridge and a bed. The walls were paper thin do you could literally hear everything in the other rooms, who in made sleeping difficult when other guests started waking up. The room was pretty small.
Close to HNL Ok for my purposes
Nothing Room too small
If you get in late and are leaving early for other islands next morning this place works. Pretty bare bones in a kind of light industrial area. Staff were great really. Bar near lobby was quite noisy, we were put in a room as far from the bar as possible. Noise was not a problem, thanks guys.
Breakfast food & setting by the pool was excellent. Airport shuttle bus is essential. This hotel was chosen because of its proximity to the airport. However, we spent another 4 days in the NW coast which we discovered was something of a cul-de-sac (no outlet). We would have used this hotel for our entire stay had we known that some of the islands roads were only accessible to military vehicles. No free internet! In 2009 this is like toilet paper, towels, sheets, electric light etc should be included as standard provision for a hotel room.
My wife and I had a long trip and the hotel is close to the airport, the free shuttle to and from the hotel was an advantage. Perhaps a 7 day a week dinning area as we had to travel to the Best Western Hotel for dinner. The free shuttle was good that travelled between these two hotels.
Great breakfast - good value place for people with late arrival and early transfer to inter island flight
Good shuttle with pertinent info given by driver as we drove to the hotel from airport. Efficieint sign in, room was comfortable for an overnight stay--very clean, well presented.
Clean room and beds Airport Shuttle took over an hour to pick us up from airport. Hotel is old and walk to the rooms is very long.
The proximity to the airport The extra charge for parking
This hotel is close to airport and has a reliable shuttle service to the airport exclusively for Ohana Hotel guests which was also free. We had an early morning flight to catch and this shuttle service meant we could get to the airport without any worries about traffic or waiting for taxis. If you book a room with two double beds your room will be next to the freeway which is very noisy. To overcome this problem we stayed out of the hotel until late at night so we could just go straight to bed and then put the air-conditioning on which drowned out most of the freeway noise. If you book a room with a King bed you can request a room at the back of the hotel which is quieter. So this hotel is only good if you want to stay overnight as the pool and breakfast area is right next to the noisy freeway.
Close to the airport Non smoking
The hotel had what I needed and placed me halfway between the two farthest destinations I needed to access. Comfortable room that provided a quiet (even near the airport and freeway) relaxing place for me to rest during a very busy weekend. Internet access needs to be easier. Logging in and having to adjust my computer was unnecessary. Having access in the room, however, was a plus.
Proximity to the airport Very slow internet connection
The hotel is very close to the airport with efficient transportation provided from and back to the airport.
Ac was bad
The staff was very freindly and helpful. The shuttle driver drove us to and from the airport and was helpful and friendly. We stayed for only a day on vacation. The next day we were traveling to another island. We didn't want to take our luggage site seeing so they held onto our luggage for no charge. I will definitely be staying there again.
Free airport shuttle Rude staff. Not worth the money. Loud traffic. Really ugly area.
the friendly reception and willingness of staff to answer all my questions about transportation around the city my room was very cold and it took me awhile (about 1/2 day) to figure out how to warm it up - otherwise good. Thanks.
No problem with the front desk staff. That's about it The heater and bathroom fan didn't work and they never came to fix it after saying they would. The bathroom tub was rusty.
confortable, friendly ,cleaness none
I stayed for only one night so cant opine on many aspects
Location, cleanliness great size room.
The hotel staff was very helpful. The location was very convenient to the airport with 24 shuttle service available.
Staff/employees are friendly, helpfull when in need of questions, location is perfect
it is close to the airport after 9am no way to have a decent dinner


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Pegasus (arf!)...
Your experience differed because of the frequent use of your boat ("about twice a week from May to October"), and because you kept the battery on a smart charger over winter. Letting a flooded battery rest for a few days is OK. Letting it sit for weeks or months is not OK.
A solar panel, properly sized, can help a lot for a boat which is infrequently used.
|Something to consider for light, infrquent usage like you have is a portable power pack. About the same cost as a battery, but can be put to other uses. Sears Die Hard
I have an outboard with electric start also and it had an alternator for charging. The major difference is Northbeach doesn't have a charging system on his outboard and I ran mine 2 minutes to the bay before the sails went up. The solar panel solved the problem without being hooked up to power and take it off the boat in the winter and connect it to the battery for full winter charge.
I have to disagree with some of the advice given by PPs based on my experience:
My previous boat had a 9.9HP OB with alternator which charged my battery while the engine was running -- about 1 hour each day that I took the boat out, perhaps twice a week from May to October. That was the only charging it got. It was drained by cabin and nav lights, navigation electronics and VHF.
During the winter I removed it from the boat, kept it at home connected to a Guest 3-stage charger. The battery was 7 yrs old when I sold the boat last summer and still alive and healthy.
Before I bought the 3-stage charger I could never keep a battery alive for more than 2 years.
Given the light use the OP makes of his battery, I think it could last forever -- at least, from my experience.
I had the same problem as you. I put a SE 400 on my rail and solved the problem.
I bought mine at a auto store called Pep Boys for about $60, same unit. It doesn't need a regulator because of its output. I always have a charged battery now instead of a partially charged battery. Plus, with the small amp draw we use, the panel makes it up as we use it. About a 1/2 amp.
I entirely agree with Bill's comments but would like to add some about your charger since that will be what keeps your NEW battery from dying early:
1. Though it is a 3 stage charger it does not go over 14V in bulk charge stage and you should really charge at around 14.5V for maximum reduction of the sulfation Bill describes.
2. It has no EQ cycle capability which means that you have no way to "knock off" sulfation after the fact.
Given your use, it is hard to justify an expensive new charger. You may be better off just leaving the charge plugged in full time and topped up with distilled water as Bill suggest.Given your charging system, I don't think you can expect real long life from your battery...but you can certainly avoid killing it as quickly! (g)
"It is probably the least used 4 year old 12V marine battery on the planet."
And therein, my friend, lies your problem!
Batteries don't just die. They are murdered, usually by folks who don't know much about them. I don't mean to be critical of you, here. Most people don't know much about batteries.
A lead-acid battery (including flooded, gelled, and AGM types) will deteriorate if it is left in an undercharged state. Damage begins when the battery leaves the factory. Lead-sulfate crystals begin building up on the plates and, unless the battery receives a full charge, will continue to accumulate and will embed themselves in the plates, thereby reducing the battery's ability to accept and maintain full capacity. New batteries -- off the shelf -- can have a very considerable variation in their capacities due to this factor alone.
While there are other factors which contribute to battery deterioration over time (contamination, corrosion, PbSO4 buildup under the plates, running dry, over discharging or charging, etc., etc.), lead-sulfate buildup is by far the #1 culprit. And, it is the result of undercharging or leaving batteries in a less-than-fully-charged state.
As was correctly stated above, flooded batteries have a high self-discharge rate...as much as 3-5% per month. You must keep them fully charged to maintain their capacity. And, occasionally, it is useful to "equalize" them (i.e., to hit them with a charge voltage exceeding 15.5V for a 12V battery) for a few hours and let them gas vigorously. This helps to equalize the charge in each cell and to knock easily removable lead-sulfate crystals off the plates.
If your battery is four years old and has been treated as you say, I'd toss it. Get a new one and treat it right: keep it fully charged. Yes, keep the charger on when at dockside (assuming it's a marine multi-stage charger and that your electrical wiring is up to the job). Check the electrolyte level in each cell frequently, judiciously adding only distilled water when needed to keep the level about 3/8" above the plates.
If you treat your battery well, you should get much more than 2 years out of it. Five years is about right for a flooded battery which has been well cared for. Premium flooded batteries (e.g., the Rolls/Surette line) will give you about twice that much service -- or more -- but they are costly.
Hope this condensed primer helps a bit.
Most of the boats with Shore Power cables running are running the chargers, fridges etc...whatever appliances are hooked in.
As for your battery questions - if it reads 10.4V AFTER it is charged - then you have no holding charge and a dead battery (which will be evident when you try to turn over your motor if it is an inboard.
Typically, if you leave the charger on - as a battery will self discharge left unattended - you'll be ok until the battery just dies. Typical battery life however for a marine battery is only about 2 years however (at least that is the average).
I live in Seattle as well - and as of late we have had freezing temps and that can kill a battery if a charger is not running on it. Marine batteries are not really designed for freezing temps..
I would see if your Guest Charger has a equalize function and reset however...
But - if you are reading 13.4 after charging you should be fine. If after charging it is 10 something or the charger just seems to charge continuously...its time to replace.
A lead acid battery left alone will discharge at about 3% per month IIRC. So it's not so surprising that your unused battery is down. Try recharging it overnight. Your battery charger is unlikely to harm the battery when left on, but to save a bit of shore power cost, put a timer switch plug between it and the shore power.
A lot of boats have not only chargers but also dehumidifiers and even heaters running over the winter months.
Battery question
My sailboat is a 1972 Cal T/4 (24, fiberglass). The boats electrical system consists of a 12V battery and the electrical consumers (lights, speed & depth and a VHF) there is no charging system installed on the propulsion system which is an 8 hp outboard gas engine. When I bought the boat (four years ago) I replaced the battery with a new Interstate Marine/RV deep cycle battery. At the same time I also bought a Guest (model 2611 three stage) 10 amp battery charger to recharge the battery from the electrical source at the dock.
My electrical usage is extremely limited. When I sail I have the depth sounder on (minimal draw) and the navigation/position lights go on after dark (probably three times a year) thats about it. This winter I took the battery out and brought it home to store it. I just checked the voltage and the (12V) battery was reading 8.5 volts; it has not been used in months. The last time I had it on the charger was probably August. I just hooked the battery up to the charger and the charger was indicating that it was delivering a 10 amp charge (LED lights on the charger) and I measured 13.8V at the battery. A half an hour later the charger is delivering something less than 10 amps (LED light out) and I am reading 13.4V at the battery. Here is my question; I seem to remember reading recently here on this forum that if a (12V) battery reads less than 10.5 volts it is shot and its useful life is over is that correct? At what point is this slightly used marine battery finished? It is probably the least used 4 year old 12V marine battery on the planet.
Second question; the Guest model 2611 battery charger owners manual states that it will not boil off the electrolytes in lead-acid batteries when left unattended. Does anybody leave these battery chargers on all the time when the boat is at the dock? I see lots of power cords going to unattended boats at our marina. I live in the Pacific Northwest (Seattle area) so we seldom get very cold weather. The salt water never freezes and the larger lakes dont freeze either and it is seldom below freezing (32F/0C). What are these power cords powering? Are they running heaters? Or are they powering up the battery charging systems. Ill ask one of the owners the next time I see them but in the mean time Im asking you folks.
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I am selling it in paperback on my website, TheMCPress.com, for $15 (plus $6 shipping in Canada and the United States, $12 anywhere else in the world).
I would be thrilled if you bought a copy of Saskatoon Girls and I would be happy to sign it for you and leave you a personal message inside.
You can also follow the book on Facebook.
Take care, amigos!
Do you like zines? How about feminism? Because second annual NYC Feminist Zine Fest is coming up! Mark your calenders for March 1st, 2014 from 1-6pm. This time we will be at Barnard College in uptown Manhattan, 3009 Broadway in the James Room on the 4th floor of Barnard Hall. The space is handicap accessible.
We will be opening the call for tablers very soon, so if you're a zinester or artist interested in sharing your work, keep an eye on our website (http://feministzinefestnyc.wordpress.com/) for updates. We also need volunteers to help the day run smoothly so if you think that sounds like you (or you have questions in general), email us at firstname.lastname@example.com! RSVP to the WMZ event here!
The Latest issue of the Ken Chronicles is finished (#30, Feb., 2014) and ready for mailing. It's digest-size, 24-pages, and contains a piece on choosing a portable iPod speaker dock; some memories of past jobs I suffered through; a trip to Baltimore/Annapolis; some reviews of zines, a book and film; lots of photos; and some random thoughts. On its way to my regular trading partners and available for $3, postpaid, to the USA; always interested in trades (what have you got?).
I will trade zines with anyone who is interested. Message me!
The latest issue of my perzine, the Ken Chronicles (#29), is finished and available for similar trade (what have you got?) or $3.00 postpaid to the USA. 24 pages plus cover wrap includes stories on the Brooklyn Zine Fest; buying a new memory foam mattress; some collectible paper goods; handyman projects around the house; some reviews of zines, the movie, "Sound City," books and music; a 10-day trip to Florida; and a full-color centerfold with photos.