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I bought these two months ago for winter road riding in the Pacific Northwest. My first few rides were in cold, mildly wet weather and the shoes stayed dry and kept my feet warm. Then last weekend I had my first ride in truly miserable conditions 50 miles in 40-degree weather and a heavy, steady rain. After 20 miles my toes started to feel cold and wet. After another 15 miles my feet were wet. At the end of the ride I had standing water in the shoes. For what it's worth two riding buddies were wearing Shimano's gore-tex shoes (the SH-MW81) and they had the exact same problem-proof that after a certain point no cycling shoe is going to stay dry. I didn't expect to wear booties with these shoes but on really wet days they are needed.
My regular Sidi shoes are a size 43.5. Since these shoes don't come in half sizes I had to decide whether to size up or down. Thinking that the larger size would give me more room for thick winter socks, I went up to a 44 but I think the 43 would have been the better option, especially as these shoes are unusually roomy.
This is the first year riding with this shoe and honestly am very surprised that it does what it's suppose to do. Riding in 20 degree weather is no longer a problem... below 20, I would recommend a cover as I do start to feel the cold at that point. But this shoe is well worth the price, especially when on sale. I had enough of cold feet... but no longer. Comfortable also, and roomy enough for a thicker wool sock. A little on the heavy side, but that's to be expected. This is my first time writing a review as I normally don't get too excited about things... but this really allowed me to ride comfortably and warm in cold weather. Thanks SIDI!
So I've had a few pair of Sidi shoes, and they have all been fantastic. I had high hopes for these, but they are no where near as good as the normal road shoes. They are sized larger which sounds nice. But they are WIDE. Thick socks still feel loose. The heel cup doesn't keep the heel in place very well, and they pinch at the top of your foot where the various folds / velcro all overlap. I was hoping for a waterproof shoe that I could wear thicker socks with. It is that, but seems to have lost a lot of what makes a Sidi shoe a Sidi shoe.
I've been struggling with frozen feet for years. I've tried all types of thermal shoe covers and on rides colder than 32 degrees was still suffering greatly. I bought these shoes and have had no trouble since. The shoes themselves are good down to about 32 degrees F, and with a simple wind cover added I've ridden for hours at 10 degrees F comfortably. This definitely solved my outdoor winter training problems.
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Champion Goldikova produces first foal, a colt by Galileo
Goldikova, a champion on two continents who won an unprecedented three consecutive editions of the Breeders' Cup Mile, gave birth to her first foal on Sunday, Feb. 3, a colt by leading international sire Galileo.
The colt was born at Coolmore Stud in County Tipperary, Ireland.
An 8-year-old Anabaa mare foaled in Ireland and based in France for Alain and Gerard Wertheimer and trainer Freddie Head, Goldikova won 17 of 27 career starts, only finishing out of the top three once, while earning $7,176,551. Fourteen of her victories came in Grade or Group 1 events in three countries.
Goldikova made three successful raids on the U.S. during her racing career, winning the Breeders' Cup Mile in 2008 and 2009 at Santa Anita—defeating defending champion Kip Deville in the former—before claiming the 2010 edition at Churchill Downs. That third victory, over three-time Eclipse Award winner Gio Ponti, made Goldikova the only horse to ever win three Breeders' Cup races. Her attempt to add a fourth fell short when she finished third in the 2011 Mile at Churchill Downs in her final career start.
The Wertheimer homebred was a nine-time Group 1 winner in France, taking four consecutive editions of the Prix Rothschild at Deauville. She was also a multiple Group 1 winner in England, counting the Queen Anne Stakes at Royal Ascot among her victories.
Goldikova earned the Cartier Award as Europe's champion older female in both 2009 and 2010, and won the Eclipse Award as North America's top turf female the same years. Goldikova also won the Cartier Award as Europe's Horse of the Year in 2010.
Goldikova is out of the winning Blushing Groom mare Born Gold, dam of 11 winners from 13 starters, including Group 1 winner Galikova, by Galileo. The mare's other top runners include Group 3 winners Gold Round and Gold Sound, and Group 3-placed winners Born Something and Red Tune. Gold Round is the dam of two stakes winners, including Group 3 winner Goldwaki.
Want to see a foal from the the diva GOLDIKOVA and FRANKEL.
The colt name must be LEOGOLD
What a shame that we will probably never get a chance to see this colt perform on this side of the Atlantic. Being by Galileo he will undoubtedly run to his genes and need every inch of the classic distances offered in the UK. Much like the champion Frankel's course was mapped out with lucarative stakes scattered across the UK, this colt is probably destined for the same strategy. Life time goal, the Arc in his three year old season. Bred in the purple, this colt has a ton of expectation on his withers and we can only hope another superstar is in the making.
This is one well bred foal.great stallion and racehorse out of one of the best race mares ever.and she's well bred too being by danzigs son anabaa she has a graded stakes winning sister in galdikova.
It's interesting, this news showed up on an unofficial Coolmore FB page, but on the "official" FB page & the Coolmore website itself, this news isn't posted... https://www.facebook.com/CoolmoreStud http://www.coolmore.com/news/
Derby 142 here we come !
This colt will have the breeding and the connections. But, like all silver spoons , will need to prove himself on the track. I for one, am hoping he does. Our game is awesome that way; Bluebloods can flop and $2500 foals can win millions. All they have to do is run!!!
notice that they dont say what the foal was like........
WOW, lets preplan a race for all these colts, Goldi, Zen, Rachel & Blink Luck's.

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Victims identified in Abbeville plane crash
By Titus Ledbetter III (Contact)
Sunday, September 20, 2009
ABBEVILLE COUNTY Two people who died in a plane crash at Lake Russell were identified Sunday by Abbeville County authorities.
The pilot was Jimmy W. Cash, 66, of Maryville, Tenn., and his passenger was Lance Justin Davis, 30, of Knoxville, Tenn., said James Ashley, Abbeville County coroner.
The single-engine Cessna plane flew out of Maryville Saturday and crashed about 11 a.m. into Lake Russell, authorities said.
There were only two people in the plane. Both men were flying to Georgia for a gun show, he said.
An autopsy was completed at AnMed Health Medical Center Sunday morning and the cause of death for both men is blunt-force trauma, Ashley said.
Sgt. David Metler of the Knox County Sheriffs Office said Davis was a reserve deputy sheriff with the department for about a year. Metler said Davis was easygoing and very likeable. He will be missed, he said.
He was someone who always had a smile on his face, Metler said. He was a very nice guy.
He said he heard about the fatal crash from a colleague Saturday night.
The Abbeville County Sheriffs Office removed the plane from the lake Saturday night and it is currently in the offices compound, Ashley said. The official cause of the crash is still under investigation, he said.
The South Carolina Department of Natural Resources was among the agencies that responded to the scene near Harpers Ferry Landing and the Rocky River in Abbeville County.
Multiple dive teams and other emergency crews from Anderson and Abbeville counties responded and contained 30 gallons to 40 gallons of aviation fuel that spilled out of the plane, said Lt. Robert McCullough of the Department of Natural Resources.
The plane is registered to James G. Clift of Knoxville, Tenn., according to the Federal Aviation Administration. The plane flew out of Maryville, Tenn., Saturday.
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Discussion in 'Competition Shooting Forum' started by Zigzag2, Dec 1, 2003.
What are you shooters using for zeroing-in and/or precision shooting?
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The range in the National Forest that SoMo and I have used has very nice amdextrious shooting tables with sand bags provided. So far these have been satisfactory for accurate rifle shooting and we plan to go back for sighting in my Browning BLR .30-06 and the Ruger Left-Handed .270 Mark II rifle.
I have thought, though, of using a good bi-pod along with a monopod on the butt of the stock. Along those lines: Has anyone had any experience with the Accu Shot monopod?
Zig, to get some info over some good benchrest stuff check out www.benchrest.com They have a msg board or a host of links for rest and other things used.
Txquadhunter, you're right about Benchrest.com and Rimfire Central too. A lot of valuble information can be found on the web.
Like everything else, there's a range of equipment available out there.
I was wondering what some around here used. If there's a particular style or brandname preferred over others,
I use bags, front and rear, and a bench I built myself.
I'll let you use my Rest I use to hunt, But it'd knock me out of huntin til I got it back. But I did use the lil cheap hoppes shooters rest. I only have it because a Friend of Mines Father in law gave it to him, Which he had no use for it, so i've got it now. It works good for light recoiled rifles. But for Mags like my 300win it likes knocking the rear mount up your nose or mouth if given the chance no matter how well you hold the rifle for recoil. I got so great laughs watcvhing a friend Shoot my 300win for the rest 3 times trying diffirent ways of holding the rifle to keep recoil from jumping the stand around. Nothin like watching that stand jump up his nose twice and mouth once because cussing the stand and moved to a sports bag as a rest..lol
This is what I use when I do any kind of shooting/huntin because of mydisability.
Txquadhunter, that's rignt fine of you offering.
I think I've narrowed it down to a "Rock" rest.
They won't be available till after Christmas.
Marlin...I've got one propped up under the butt of this fella...Works just fine...
Thanks, SG.
I had thought that it would make a good, stable but relatively inexpensive solution to the sighting in problem for us regular fellers that are just shooters, not super marksman and competition guys.
I just want to be sure I'm going to hit where I think it's going for a clean kill and reasonable protection, if that be necessary.
Thanks Marlin...!...'bout time someone acknowledged my shootin' skills... ......
If you are considering buying a rest, check out Joe Cowan's. In my opinion these are the best for the money. Comes standard with the windage top for $180. I ordered mine with the speed screw & the needle bearing, which bumped the cost to, I think it was $230 - money well spent. It accepts the standard Protektor bags. Here's mine with my Annie Match 54 on it.
claybuster, Where do you find Joe Cowan's?...
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He teaches at a school in Altoona, Pa. to train machinists in the operation of numerically controlled equipment. The design is his but his students do all of the machining as training.The proceeds from the sale of the rests goes to the school.
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I suppose, I'll need to save up coupons a little longer.
Zig, I picked this one up last week-end...haven't shot off of it yet though...


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When you hold this thing it feels like it was built like a tank! The neck in particular feels very solid..especially for a 3 piece neck. It has a smooth finish and the maple fingerboard is nice. It is a white guitar and it does get dirty quickly so keep your polish handy!
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Has anyone only breastfed one of their twins? My girls were born 4 weeks ago (at 33wks6days). One of the babies(E-the bigger one) is breastfeeding well and I still cannot get the other baby(A) to latch on. I've been pumping after each feeding, so both babies are getting breastmilk.
I don't know how much longer I can continue to breastfeed(E), then pump, then bottlefeed(A) for each feeding.
These are my 2nd/3rd kiddos and I BFed my son until he was 21 months.
Hey there. I can sort of answer your question. I nursed both my twins, but it took them until they hit "term" (they were induced at 36 weeks) until they actually could nurse. Until they got it, I would let them try (they got very very little), then I bottle fed them my milk, then pumped. It was super time consuming and exhausting, but it was worth it. During that time, they had a weak latch and suck. Eventually they were able to nurse, but it was just waiting for them to develop to that point, you know?
Maybe just waiting it out on your little one who doesn't yet have the hang of things? She may just need to get to the point where she is actually able to nurse.
Also, if you already have not done this, I would contact a LLL leader in your area over the phone and/or get with a GOOD lactation consultant. I have had wonderful advice from these ladies in the past that was so so helpful.
If it encourages you any, after their rocky start in life, our twins just turned 3 and still occasionally nurse (they kept it up the longest of all our children). Once they got it, they really enjoyed it!
My boys were born at 33 weeks and 0 days. Today at 5 months they are a hefty 18 and 16lbs. The previous poster is right that they may not be developmentally ready to nurse yet. One of my twins is a confident nurser and the other one is. not. interested. ever. I both breast feed B and pump for A so he is getting the benefits of BM even though he won't nurse (has no issue taking it from the bottle). I also use formula to supplement both (even with domperidone, I don't produce a lot). I spent a lot of time and agony over this and paid for additional lactation conslutation beyond what my hospital offered. It is not what I wanted (I never was able to use my gigantic twin nursing pillow) but at least I know that A is still getting BM. I decided that for me, happy and healthy were enough and I'll keep pumping!
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I only nursed one of my twins for nutrition, though both nursed (28 weekers). I had to 100% supplement for my daughter and she loved to suckle at my breast. My son- he was mostly breastfed, but needed some supplementing. My daughter just never learned to transfer milk :(
The first time my daughter actually latched though (she was the smaller/sicker baby) was after resting her bare body against my bare chest and we just chilled for 20 minutes. After those 20 minutes, she started creeping towards the breast and with only a little help, she latched for the first time. Of course she de-stated and sputtered as soon as the milk let down and we ended up using a shield for the first 4 months, but it was pretty amazing to see that :) I think she was 33 weeks gestation at the time (my other twin had already been nursing for 2.5 weeks). I have heard a lot of preemie moms say that it took their babe until term to learn it!
Good luck to you!
Well, I am currently nursing 2 out of 3, with my trips, so it is sort of like 1 out of 2. With the trips, DS1 was born with Down Syndrome and had a lot of difficulty learning to latch. I pumped and pumped and pumped. Eventually at 4-5 months age we started to supplement with other people's breastmilk and formula. I still gave him an opportunity to try to latch every day, on a good day 2-3 times a day. At 7 months old, he latched for the first time! It was incredible. Over the following weeks, I scrambled to balance the nursing of 3 (again) as I wanted nurse as much as his siblings. My body got really taxed; as his bottles of formula/donated milk went down, so did my energy. I need to re-evaluate what was best for the whole family as well as for DS1. We settled on 1/2 nursing, 1/2 bottles. . . until 10 months of age, where he bit to blood. We were never able to recover from his biting. He hasn't nursed in 2 months now. There are times that I worry about treating him differently than his sibling (1 older, and 2 triplet siblings), but then I remind myself: I am just as much his mama. Nursing is one (incredible, beautiful, and vital) aspect of mothering, but it isn't all of it. HTH.
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. - The University of Georgia volleyball team picked up its third-straight Southeastern Conference win with a 3-0 (25-23, 25-22, 26-24) sweep of the Alabama Crimson Tide on Sunday, Oct. 21 in Tuscaloosa, Ala. The win is also the second win over the Crimson Tide this season. Georgia improves to 12-8 on the year and 6-4 in the SEC, while Alabama drops to 14-9 overall and 3-8 in league play.
"We came in incredibly focused and very fresh," head coach Lizzy Stemke said. "We did a really great job of not getting rattled when we were down a couple of points. We continued to stay with the game play and were very patient. Alabama is a tough a place to play and anytime you get a 3-0 win on the road in the SEC, it's a great win. I am most proud of our focus, our patience and attack mentality."
Brittany Northcutt led the team with 12 kills, hitting at a .400 clip. Tirah Le'au went 11-for-18 on the day to hit .444, while Lauren Teknipp was also efficient, going 8-for-11 without committing an error to register a .727 attack percentage. Briana Bahr added seven kills in the match. Once again, the Bulldogs were impressive from the service line, totaling nine aces, including three each by Maggie Baumert and Chloe Buckendahl and two by Jasmine Eatmon. Kaylee Kehoe and Baumert split time at setter, finishing with 28 and 17 assists, respectively. Elena Perri led the team in blocks, finishing with three, while Teknipp finished with two blocks. Allison Summers led the team with 22 digs.
Georgia and Alabama traded points early in the first set, before the Crimson Tide took a two-point lead at 6-4. Georgia fought back to tie the set at 11 on a Tide attack error. Alabama retook the lead at 16-13 on back-to-back kills, forcing the Bulldogs to use a timeout. After a Bahr kill that made it a 16-14 set, Alabama scored three-straight to extend its lead to 19-14. Following a Georgia timeout, the Bulldogs scored four-straight to cut the Alabama lead to one at 19-18 and force it to use its first timeout. After a pair of Alabama points, Eatmon sparked a 3-0 run that allowed Georgia to take the lead at 21-20. The teams tied three times before a block by Kehoe and Perri and a Northcutt kill sealed the first set for Georgia 25-23.
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The Crimson Tide opened up to an 8-2 lead in the third set before the Bulldogs fought back to within three at 10-7. Alabama maintained the lead until a Bahr kill sparked a 3-0 run that brought Georgia within striking distance at 16-14. Buckendahl tied the set at 18 with a service ace. Georgia and Alabama tied at 19, 20, 21, 22 and 23, but Georgia was able to seal the set 26-24 and the match 3-0 with a pair of Baumert service aces.
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Jason Kottke thinks that most American's are ill-informed. I tend to agree.
I think most of us are ill-informed in two major ways, "conveniently" split along the lines of the two major political parties available to us. We're told we have two different choices — you're rooting for this team or that team and the other team is the enemy — and we believe that and organize our beliefs accordingly. There's a lot of fear and emotion involved on both sides. I can't count how many times in the last two days I've heard self-righteous "liberals" call the entire middle of the country "stupid". Kerry voters, we need to get over ourselves…we're not special. We're not informed by some superior intelligence that gives us a unique insight into how the world should work. We buy into the Democratic Party/liberal/anti-conservative/fear the church crap in the same way that our "red state" brethren buy into the Rebublican Party/conservative/anti-liberal/fear the gays bullshit. [read the full post at kottke.org]
I think that the Democratic party needs to really focus on what they believe in, as a unified party. We're all over the board. What matter's most to us as a party. Right now the Democratic Party is a niche party. It's like expanded cable, there's a little bit for everyone. Check out the Election 2004 Results map to really see how diverse the country is. It's not nearly as divided as we have assumed.
Despite the revamp of the exit polling system, they we're, for the most part, way off. According to a report prepared by the system's architects:
In some cases, the report said, survey takers could not get close enough to the polls to collect adequate samples of voters opinion. They were often stopped by legal barriers devised to keep people electioneering – not necessarily bona fide poll canvassers – away from voters.
The report also theorized that the poll results more frequently overstated support for Mr. Kerry than for President Bush because the Democratic nominee's supporters were more open to pollsters. Whatever the case, according to the report, the surveys had the biggest partisan skew since at least 1988, the earliest election the report tracked. [via NYT]
While some news organizations were blaming the political blogs for the misleading polling information.
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Bloggers picked out different numbers to use for their purposes, said Joseph Lenski, who ran the poll with partner Warren Mitofsky for the NEP. As the day wore on, later waves of exit polling showed the race tightening.
"Doing an early poll is like reporting the results of the game at halftime," Lenski said. "You only have about a third of the information. No other survey research is held to that level of accuracy." [via Post-Gazette]
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Being right on the issues is important, he says, but conservatives need to keep their eye on taking back the Senate.
Looking forward, though, both these issues will come to a head.
Unmarried women were put off by inattention to their issues, particularly in the debates, says Greenberg, and that hurt Obama.
But there is a definite sense of late that these issues are potentially spinning out of control.
The reasons that we give in support of the issues are, in debating, called evidence.
The issues involved are too big and far-reaching for pettifogging methods.
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Nov. 20, 2009
Boxscore | Quotes | Notes | Photo Gallery
Site: Ann Arbor, Mich. (Yost Ice Arena)
Score: Bowling Green 4, #15 Michigan 2
Records: U-M (4-7-0, CCHA 2-5-0-0), Bowling Green (2-8-1, CCHA 2-4-1-1)
Attendance: 6,756
Next U-M Event: Saturday, Nov. 21 -- at Bowling Green (Toledo, Ohio - Lucas County Arena), 7:05 p.m.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- The University of Michigan ice hockey team (No. 15 USA Today/No. 16 USCHO) lost for the fifth straight time, dropping a 4-2 decision to the Bowling Green Falcons on Friday (Nov. 20) at Yost Ice Arena. Michigan led 2-1 in the third period, until BGSU scored three times in a span of 2:22 with two of the goals coming on the power play.
Michigan broke the ice midway through the opening frame during its first power-play opportunity when left wing David Wohlberg (South Lyon, Mich.) slid a pass across the blue line to a streaking Louie Caporusso (Woodbridge, Ontario), who weaved through a slew of Falcon defenders and snuck the puck beneath the goaltender while falling acrobatically across the crease.
Yet, with little more than one minute remaining in the first period, Bowling Green found the equalizer off a self-rebound by David Solway. Fighting his way into Wolverine territory, Solway flicked a shot into the chest of right wing A.J. Treais (Bloomfield Hills, Mich.), and on a second attempt, beat goalie Bryan Hogan (Highland, Mich.) over the right shoulder. The score (1-1), the shots on goal (10-10), and the play were all knotted up as the buzzer sounded for the first intermission.
Both teams had a fair share of excellent chances throughout the second stanza. Treais tipped a cross-ice pass as he was closing in on netminder Nick Eno that trickled just shy of the left post, while defenseman Brandon Burlon (Nobleton, Ontario) caused the puck to ricochet off the same iron from close range. Center Kevin Lynch (Grosse Pointe, Mich.) tried his luck with a dive across the crease with a shot that sailed just high. The Falcons felt the same fate, as one shot was absorbed by defenseman Chris Summers (Milan, Mich.), and the other was fanned on just feet from the cage.
Ultimately, the difference maker came in the form of center Robbie Czarnik (Washington, Mich.). Defenseman Lee Moffie (Wallingford, Conn.) cycled back into the U-M zone to collect a loose puck, and ushered it along to left wing Lindsay Sparks (Oakville, Ontario), who, from the left-hand boards, fed a pinpoint pass to a flying Czarnik down the center of the ice. With little hesitation, Czarnik bore down and fired a laser with the flick of the wrist into the top shelf from the right faceoff circle to give the Maize and Blue a 2-1 lead entering the final 20 minutes.
Michigan let the Falcons back into the game by taking two early penalties in the third period. Working on a five-on-three power play, the Falcons worked the puck around the U-M zone, opening space for defenseman Kyle Page, who one-timed a rocket into the back of the net. Just 1:14 later and still on the power play, BGSU forward Tommy Dee easily found a wide-open net off a shot deflected by Hogan. A mere 1:08 following, James Perkin popped another rebound over the left shoulder of Hogan to put Bowling Green up, 4-2.
Despite a power-play chance halfway into the third stage and four late possibilities that nearly fell the Wolverines' way, the Maize and Blue could not respond.
The Wolverines commute to Toledo, Ohio, to cap off their home-and-home series with the Falcons tomorrow (Saturday, Nov. 21). Faceoff at Lucas County Arena is booked for 7:05 p.m.
Contact: Matt Trevor (734) 763-4423
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June's Tintern News has all the information you need to enjoy summer in the village. With information on the Tintern Summer F…Continue Reading
The village of Tintern is the stunning home to the spectacular ruins of a world famous Cistercian abbey and to an ancient industrial heritage. Nestled quietly in the Wye Valley Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, it is a wonderful place in which to live, to raise families and to enjoy the spirit of community.
Tintern also warmly welcomes the many visitors who pass this way each year, seeking the renewal that comes from a short time spent in its uplifting and historic landscape.


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If sales of tangible personal property are made or delivered, or if purchases of tangible personal property are stored, used or consumed, outside the corporate limits of the city but within the police jurisdiction of the city, the rates of tax are one-half of those stated above.
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"I've got an eeepc 701SD with backtrack installed on the 8Gb drive"
It sounds like you've got the CD version installed and not the USB (Extended Version).
The USB Version has the kernel sources included.
From the wiki, here is the download location for the kernel.lzm file:
I've never added the kernel sources this way, but I would assume that you would place the kernel.lzm file into the /BT3/modules folder and then reboot.
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Inflated SAT Scores Reveal 'Elasticity of Admissions Data'
In the Wild West of college admissions, there is no Data Sheriff.
The latest reminder arrived on Monday when Claremont McKenna College announced that a senior administrator had resigned after admitting to falsely reporting SAT statistics since 2005. In an e-mail to the campus, Pamela B. Gann, the college's president, said an internal review found that scores for each fall's freshman class had been "generally inflated by an average of 10-20 points each." The apparent perpetrator was Richard C. Vos, long the college's dean of admissions and financial aid, who has resigned from the college.
The announcement has shaken those who work on both sides of the admissions process. In the span of 24 hours, Mr. Vos, described by several colleagues as an engaging and thoughtful dean, has become a symbol of the pressures that come with top-level admissions jobs. As one mid-career dean said on Tuesday, "I just keep thinking about how much pressure an experienced and mature admissions professional must be under to do whatever he did."
Furthermore, the falsification of SAT scores at Claremont McKenna reveals an uncomfortable truth: The same numbers to which applicants and parents—not to mention presidents and trustees—often attribute great power and meaning, are, like most things on the planet, subject to manipulation. For better or worse, the admissions industry generally operates on an honor system that governs the flow of "self-reported" data submitted to the federal government, accreditors, bond-rating agencies, and publications such as U.S. News & World Report. The Common Data Set has standardized the information colleges provide to various outlets, but admissions officials say interpretations of even the most basic information vary from campus to campus.
Does this mean all colleges fudge their numbers? Of course not. Could this happen anywhere? Probably.
"The long and the short of it is that there are 'gentlemen's rules' about what you report and to whom," Charles A. Deacon, Georgetown University's dean of admissions wrote in an e-mail on Tuesday.
At Georgetown, Melissa A. Costanzi, the university's senior associate director of admissions, oversees a daily flood of data. An applicant takes the SAT, tells the College Board to report his score to Georgetown, and ultimately an electronic file containing that score makes its way to the admissions office. Ms. Costanzi then loads each score into the office's database, which matches it to the appropriate applicant's file.
Months later, once Georgetown has its final list of enrolled freshmen, Ms. Costanzi then creates a data "snap shot" that contains information about the entire class. She then works with the university's office of institutional research to make sure there are no discrepancies or missing data. The university then uses the same data set to send information to the federal Integrated Postsecondary Education Data System, U.S. News, and other outlets.
"We want to present ourselves in the right way, to be as transparent as possible," Ms. Costanzi said. "How easy would it be to go into that data file and just change the scores if you wanted to? It wouldn't be hard to do, but it would be a slimy thing to do."
An institution's very structure may make it more or less difficult to inflate the numbers, admissions experts said on Tuesday. At some small colleges, for instance, one person in the admissions office oversees all data and signs off on the numbers. On other campuses, the responsibility for maintaining admissions statistics is shared between two different offices, or rests outside the admissions office.
At DePaul University, for instance, the office of institutional research maintains admissions data and handles reporting. "Those people are reluctant to round up to the nearest hundredth of a point," Jon Boeckenstedt, associate vice president for enrollment policy and planning at DePaul, said of the university's institutional researchers.
Like many admissions officials I interviewed on Tuesday, Mr. Boeckenstedt suspected that misreporting is neither rare nor rampant, but somewhere in between. "The fact that students and parents like to make strong distinctions between insignificant differences is part of the problem here," he said. "I'm not blaming the victims, but there's a reason why people believe there's a strategic advantage in doing this."
Mr. Boeckenstedt also described the many other ways that colleges have manipulated data to pump up their test-score averages. Over the years, some institutions have not included the scores of athletes and low-scoring applicants admitted through special programs, for instance. This practice gave rise to the term "NIPS," for "not in profile students."
Although lying to Moody's or any credit-rating agency could land an college in hot water, falsifying test scores doesn't carry the risk of criminal charges. "Asking colleges to report their own SAT scores is like asking automakers to report their own gas mileage," Mr. Boeckenstedt said. "A lot of them are going to use the most favorable numbers."
Outright fabrications are one thing; varied interpretations among earnest admissions officials another. In an era when the College Board's Score Choice program allows applicants to choose which test scores colleges see, admissions officials must make many choices how to present enrollment statistics to the public. Some of those choices are not black-or-white equations. Should a college "super score," adding an applicant's highest SAT math score to his or her highest critical-reading score, even though those tests were taken on different days? Such questions toll in many admissions offices, and there are many variations on the practice among colleges.
"When we talk about admissions statistics, we're so used to hearing stories of the elasticity of admissions data," says David A. Hawkins, director of public policy and research for the National Association for College Admission Counseling. "Generally speaking, the effort to put your best foot forward with your data happens all the time. How far is too far? There are many details and there are often gray areas."
Robert G. Springall agrees. Mr. Springall, dean of admissions at Bucknell University, said he got chills when he first heard about the inflated scores at Claremont McKenna. Less than two weeks ago, he had dined with Mr. Vos, the former admissions dean at Claremont, at an event in Tampa. The two talked shop, discussing recruitment, the economy's effect on admissions, and how to talk to parents about what happens in admissions committees.
Reflecting on the falsified SAT scores, Mr. Springall said there's a difference between lying about data and wrestling with difficult questions about how to present data. The first is wrong, but the second is ubiquitous. "What do we count and what don't we count?" Mr. Springall said. "This is something we all discuss on our campuses."
For example, Mr. Springall and his staff have recently discussed the increasing number of applicants who submit both ACT and SAT scores. In the old days, applicants took one or the other, but so far 1,383 of this year's 8,191 applicants have sent scores from both exams. "Which score," Mr. Springall said, "is the student score of record? Do we report both? Do we use the better score? What data point's in the student's best interest? Which one's in the institution's best interest?"
Bucknell's policy is to use the highest score and discard the other. So the SAT scores of an enrolled student who scored higher on the ACT are not included in the calculation of the incoming classes SAT scores. But there's no regulation preventing Bucknell from changing this policy tomorrow.
It's just one reminder that there's more than one way to create a profile. A quick check of a few Web sites reveals that some colleges publish online profiles that include the median scores for admitted students. Others, like Bucknell, publish median scores only for the students who end up enrolling. "We would look 30-40-50 points better, in terms of the SAT, if we did it the other way," Mr. Springall said. "In part, that would be a marketing effort."
The relentless demands of marketing and the allure of institutional metrics may or may not explain why an admissions official at Claremont McKenna air-brushed the college's SAT scores for seven years. Either way, Mark C. Moody, co-director of college counseling at Colorado Academy, believes the news sends a frustrating signal to the many audiences watching colleges.
"On the other side of the desk, in the trenches with the kids applying to college, we work really hard to be honest and to help kids present themselves authentically," he wrote in an e-mail Tuesday. "We try to understand the colleges' decision-making (as reflected in part by 'the numbers') so we can help students honestly self-assess and advise them well. We also maintain the belief that the system is fair and honest, and try to head off the cynicism that our families could easily adopt by viewing college admission as a rigged game of numbers and self-interest."Return to Top


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The Paper Cinema at the BAC
The Paper Cinema's lovingly crafted shows mixing surreal puppetry with film were a huge success at Edinburgh. Time Out meets its creator Nic Rawling
'I've got the moon on a stick here, which I just love,' says Nic Rawling, the lushly bearded young artisan behind 2008's most disarmingly charming Edinburgh Festival hit. The Paper Cinema is billed as the world's first by BAC, the venue that gave it its first 15-minute mini-commission in a theatre space. That was during Punchdrunk's 'The Masque of the Red Death' last year – and although the extravagant world-beating claim is reminiscent of the kind of Victorian sideshow poster that marked its location within that labyrinthine installation, its endearingly wobbly live-film-puppetry does look and feel unique.
It's the combination of paper and cinema (and the total lack of words) that makes this such an unusual theatrical experience. The paper part is the puppets: for Rawling's Punchdrunk-inspired 'King Pest' they include painstakingly hand-drawn pen-and-ink pirates, rats, steeply tottering village streets and the moon. And yes, even the street scenes come on a stick – the black felt-tipped kind of lolly stick that everyone who has had or been a small child is familiar with. 'We photocopy my pictures from the book,' explains Rawling, patting a large leather-bound sketch-book whose pages are teeming with ink-blot grotesques, 'then cut them out and stick them on the back of cornflake packets.' It's an appealing, homemade aesthetic which might just verge on twee if it weren't for the cinema part – a live video feed which is not exactly high-tech but requires a lot of dexterity and a bit of daring to achieve its delicate, dreamy effect.
I saw 'King Pest' in the packed-out not-for-profit Forest Fringe venue in Edinburgh. Although the camera lens looked palpably unmagical beneath its single electric lightbulb and big projector screen, Rawling and his puppeteer helpers deftly fiddled and twiddled with their cardboard cast in front of a camera, the in-house band Kora played on and, hey presto, a story flickered into ghostly, semi-improvised life.
It's easy to see why The Paper Cinema was such a popular inset to the vaudeville-inflected Gothic of 'The Masque of the Red Death' – as it resembles nothing so much as a contemporary version of that fin-de-siècle favourite, the magic lantern. 'We got the biggest coverage from the commissioned space,' says Rawling, still sounding slightly surprised. 'With audiences of 200-250 we were approaching the 100 mark each night, doing as many as ten shows in an evening.' The commissioning space sounds like it was a handy and enticing way for BAC to throw new work at the wall, and with queues snaking down the pavement at Edinburgh's Forest Fringe as well, The Paper Cinema seems to have stuck.
While it's probably a bit previous to hail a specifically nu-folk wave of theatre-making, The Paper Cinema's use of highly crafted, lovingly hand-made objects to achieve filmic effects does seem to be popular with audiences and young puppet-makers alike. It's the tone as much as the method of these shorts that gives them their appeal though – other craftimedia productions are less consciously folky and distinctly less wistful than the papery dreamscapes created in 'King Pest' and 'Night Flyer'. Rawling's work is influenced by free association and surrealist games: when you look at the clutter of bicycles and goblin faces growing out from random ink-smears in his sketchbook, or the woozy dissolved-and-resolved images of caged birds and flying girls onscreen in his new show 'Night Flyer', you see dream images, organised in the gentle logic of a (mostly good) trip. It's fantastical, and achieved with a lovely lightness of touch, though you do wonder if it's possible for The Paper Cinema to achieve its goal of producing feature-length shows ('Night Flyer' is currently running at 25 minutes) without introducing some text. It's even possible that The Paper Cinema needs to remain small in order to be beautiful. But, with a full-sized run at BAC and ambitious talk of re-animating Calvino's 'Invisible Cities' or Simon Armitage's brilliant translation of 'Sir Gawain and the Green Knight', it may already be too late for that.
'King Pest'/'Night Flyer' is playing at BAC. The Paper Cinema is also taking part in 'Down the Rabbit Hole', at Bargehouse from Sept 26-28 .
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By Emily Carle
Stories That Fly and the Kent State University School of Journalism and Mass Communication will sponsor a Women Take Flight night with special guests Monika Petrillo and Lynda Meeks. The event will include a free screening of Petrillo's documentary, Flyabout.
The event on Thursday, Nov. 4 will be in the FirstEnergy Auditorium of Franklin Hall. An informal reception starts at 6 p.m. with the show starting at 7 p.m. Both Petrillo and Meeks will speak about their personal experiences in flight and the opportunities available for women.
Petrillo is a writer, producer and director based in Los Angeles. Her debut film, Flyabout, takes the audience through Petrillo's journey circumnavigating Australia by plane with her father and a small crew. With only 140 hours of flying experience under her belt, there were many obstacles and struggles along the way.
The film has something for everyone and Petrillo knows that Flyabout "is not just a travel log; it touches on many different subject matters: father-daughter conflict, animals, flying, culture of Australia, people who want to tell a story."
Knowing that many people can relate to her story and find something in the film to connect to, she is "happy to share this with people."
For everyone, Petrillo hopes to inspire or touch in some way. The film can "inspire people to go after their dreams and not let life pass them by. You have to stop making excuses. Write the story, make that movie, do whatever you love," Petrillo said.
Though she made the choice to get her pilot's license, fly around Australia then make a movie about it, others can find their own paths to change their lives.
"My film is my story, but I've realized that I can be a role model to girls and women because women see me, and I'm not a hero, I'm a regular person, but I could do this, I could fly a plan around Australia and make a movie about it," she said.
Lynda Meeks, like Petrillo, is a one woman company who provides a face and a story to inspire people and to be a role model for females.
"I could never imagine myself as a pilot until someone told me it was the hardest branch in the Army, and I like a challenge," Meeks said. "Why can't women envision themselves as pilots? Even girls in the first grade know it's a male dominated industry… women aren't supposed to be smart at the things it takes to be a pilot."
Today, Meeks is the founder of the program Girls With Wings while also working as a professional pilot and presenting at other speaking events. Girls With Wings strives for girls to have "Flight Plans, not Fairytales" and it's a motto Meeks wants all females to understand.
"As women get older, they accept and internalize the message that there are things they can't do and fields that are not meant for them," Meeks said. She jokes that "the airplane is just a vehicle," there are many other avenues and "vehicles" women can take, and Women Take Flight can "broaden horizons, just to find out about something you've never experienced."
Women Take Flight is free but seating is limited to 150 people. Guests must register online for this event athttp://tinyurl.com/flightnight. Women Take Flight is made possible in part by Kent State University Women's Resource Center, the School of Journalism and Mass Communication, Stories That Fly, Women in Aviation International and the International Women's Air & Space Museum.
Emily Carle is a Senior applied communication major and marketing assistant in the College of Communication Dean's Office.


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Meeting begins at 7:30 p.m at Town Hall, 27 East Main Street
1. Call to Order
2. Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag
3. Roll Call
4. Approval of the Minutes
5. Proclamation: Special Recognition of "Lemonade Day" Month (May, 2013). Lemonade Day is a national initiative to educate youth on how to start, own and operate their own business using a lemonade stand to teach fundamental lessons about life, success, and giving back to community. The Proclamation promotes community involvement to support this program in Hudson.
6. Public Comments. Each speaker will be limited to five minutes.
7. Correspondence and Council Comments
8. Report of Manager
A. Hudson Strategic Plan - Draft Action Plan Review
9. Consent Agenda
A. A resolution to approve $11,811 to Augere Construction for MSC renovations.
B. A motion to acknowledge the timely receipt of the March 2013 monthly financial report.
C. A resolution authorizing the city manager to enter into a contract with Ronyak Paving Inc. for the 2013 asphalt resurfacing, reconstruction and repairs with asphaltic and concrete of various streets within the City of Hudson.
D. A resolution authorizing the city manager to enter into a contract with Ronyak Paving Inc. for the
Barlow/Terex Road resurfacing project involving berm restoration, pavement planning, partial and full depth repairs, intermediate asphalt course, surface asphalt course and pavement striping and if approved, additional asphalt berm installation along Terex-Barlow Road from state Route 91 to the Norfolk Southern Rail Road Tracks.
E. A resolution authorizing the city manager to enter into a contract with Arcadis for engineering design services
for Brandywine Drive and Blackberry Drive bridges rehabilitation projects for $140,000. The anticipated improvements which include: structural rehabilitation of the structures, improved channel armoring and improvement to the curbs, walks, aesthetic fascia and railing as needed.
10. Legislation
A. An ordinance amending part 12 of the ordinances of Hudson to amend the offical zoning district map to
rezone part of 1975 Norton Road from District 1, suburban residential neighborhood zone, to District 8,
industrial/business park zone. Council's action would be conduct a first reading and refer the matter to
Planning Commission for a recommendation. Council will take final action following PC's recommendation.
B. An ordinance amending section 1040.01(a) of the streets, utilities and public services code revising water rates
for the municipality. City Council needs to officially set a Public Hearing for May 15, 2013.
C. An Ordinance amends appropriations in the Youth Development Center Fund to pay the service fee to the Western Reserve Land Conservancy for obtaining grant funding for the purchase of the YDC property.
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Model / Writer / Speaker: Laura Horton
"Visions of ourselves find vigor in the calm of fresh air and fall colors. Enlivened senses stir us from our hiding spots -- inadequate havens in which we shelter ourselves from the malaise of ceaseless motion. Our everyday has left us haggard and barely breathing beneath an ever-growing layer of self-doubt. But we emerge.
When the world outside has become still, and our eyelids are not burdened by the weight of a slumber out-of-reach, we embrace our vitality once more. We find our moment. One moment to quietly reflect. One moment to allow our souls to float along the streams of the westerly winds and hover breathless in rays of afternoon sun.
I fantasize about this kind of paradise – the kind that breathes, the kind that cleanses, the kind that numbs our overheated nerves. I dream it takes our heartbeat back to an un-caffeinated pace and delivers the peace for which we so humbly pray."
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The Oakland A's may not be in playoff contention in late September, but that doesn't mean fans can't relive the thrill of the 2000-2003 seasons when the low-budget A's managed to make the playoffs in each of those four years.
The team's unique approach to assembling a roster and its unlikely success spawned Michael Lewis' best-seller, Moneyball, which in turn helped bring sabermetrics into everyday baseball discussion.
Just in time for the 2011 stretch run, Sony Pictures' adaptation of Moneyball -- starring Brad Pitt as A's general manager Billy Beane -- is scheduled hit theaters nationwide Sept. 23.
As Wired.com notes, the film is directed by Oscar-nominee Bennett Miller (Capote) and also stars Philip Seymour Hoffman as A's manager Art Howe and former San Francisco Giants shortstop Royce Clayton as then-A's shortstop Miguel Tejada.
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