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PO DAY 15 - TT, Lipo and Hernia major muscle repair- Buffalo NY
Hello Ladies, I'm 53 years old and the mother of 3 grown boys....28, 27 and 21. All my boys have finally moved out so now it's just my husband and myself at home so I'm hoping recovery will be easier with just us around. I have been wishing for this surgery for about 18 years, been to 4 physicians and finally picked the right one!! I went to see him twice and both times I liked him the... READ MORE
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So I had my 7 week post op today. I am happy happy happy!!!! I have not updated my profile since i always had a hard time uploading pictuers.They showed me preop pictures today and I said "OMG WAS THAT ME!!!" In a wierd way I feel sad... READ COMMENT
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text: 06 wrx wagon stg2, 109k miles, stock engine and tranny. I am getting a shaking from the engine/tranny that I can feel only when I am accelerating. Mostly in 3rd and 4th gear around 3k RPM/40mph. It does not shake at all when the car is running only in neutral/coasting at these speeds so I do not think it is a suspension/tire/wheel problem. Just had new tires installed and balanced anyway. I am thinking this could be an engine or transmission mount? Diff mount? Clutch? No clutch slippage at all tho. And to reemphasize, this is only under load/accelerating and not when coasting or in neutral. Any help is appreciated!!! Thx

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text: The problem with being patient against Carpenter was that he was throwing strikes on almost every first pitch. We were getting behind on the counts and then his curve was killing us. He was similar to Kenny Rogers in that respect. I thought that we should have been prepared to swing at the first pitch a lot more often after he showed that he had the control. It was almost always a fastball down the middle. Also, I don't really understand the criticism of Zumaya's throw to third base. Why was that such a bad decision? He just screwed up the throw... and it didn't matter anyways because we didn't score a run.


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Badoura State Forest
Forest Landscape:
The terrain in the forest is mostly level to gently rolling and contains many swampy areas. Slightly over half of the area within the forest is wetland. The forest also contains Porcupine Lake and Split Rock Lake.
Management Activities:
85 percent of the forest is managed by the DNR with the remaining 15 percent managed privately and by the counties. Over half of the forest land is wetlands interspersed with Jack pine.
Timber harvesting, reforestation, and wildlife habitat improvement occur in the forest. The DNR also protects the forest and surrounding areas from wildfires.
Acres: 4,520
Year Estab: 1963
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I have mother cat who is still nursing her kittens at 12 weeks. We want to spay her. Should we wait?Can it be done now?
This is her first litter and she is a very attentive mom. She nurses two to three times a day. Our concern is that if we spay her now is that the kittens health will suffer. We also do plan on spaying and neutering the kittens in the near future. If we have to do it later, because of financial cirucustances we will have to split up the spaying and neutering. The mom and the girl would be spayed first and the two boys would be neutered the next month. We want to avoid this, but the kittens health comes first.
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The kittens are old enough to not have to depend on their mother anymore for milk. They are old enough to be eating canned kitten food & dry kitten food. Get them some food & try to get them off their mother. You can go ahead & get the mother spayed. I'd suggest getting the kittens spayed & neutered within the next month too. It is not impossible for a 4 month old kitten to become pregnant, kinda rare, but not impossible.
Twinkle answered on 12/4/13. Helpful? / 0
You can introduce hard food to the kittens immediately!! Orphaned and rescued kittens are eating dry food by only 8 weeks! My kitten was weaned by six weeks due to her feral family being trapped! Ask your vet about making an appointment to bring the momma in first, then the girls and then the boys. You have a good plan, and my girl will be spayed at 5 months. Make sure that your guys eat a healthy kitten food like Natural Choice, with small little pieces for baby teeth! ^_^
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text: You just knew that someday very soon the Michael Lohan/Kate Major relationship would snap. As long as Lindsay was being nice to her dad and giving him money then things seemed to be going well with Michael and Kate. Then yesterday hit. Kate, said on her Twitter that she was forced to take their one year old son and hide in the bathroom because Michael was holding a knife and threatening to kill her. Yep, that sounds like Michael. Kate called the police and wanted them to kick Michael out. The police came but Michael told them that Kate is an alcoholic who tried to kill herself over the weekend and he wasn't going to leave the house because if she did kill herself then no one would be there with the baby. The police didn't make any arrests and both stayed in the house. If you will recall Michael previously got Kate pregnant while there was a restraining order in place that they not see each other after he threatened to kill her. He also was arrested multiple times for violating the restraining order. Maybe she burned his mesh shirt collection. I'm surprised the police didn't get one of them to leave or have someone come watch the baby or something.


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Rodrigo y Gabriela are getting ready to tour the U.S. behind their brand new CD "11:11."
They say magical things happen when you see the numbers 11:11, so maybe that energy will rub off on the new CD. The album was recorded in Mexico and was produced by Rodrigo y Gabriela.
The CD features 11 new compositions, and the guitar duo pays homage to 11 great musicians –past and present — who have inspired Rodrigo y Gabriela. The CD drops on Sept. 8.
It's been three years since Rodrigo y Gabriela have released a new record, so fans are anxiously waiting for the new project. I heard a cut off the new record at last month's Triple A radio conference and it indicated that this record's gonna be a keeper.
Rodrigo y Gabriela are hitting the road this fall and the act plays the Buell Theatre in Denver on Sept. 19.


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Lodi's 2010 crush stepped into higher gear last week as many white wine varieties sugared-up and flavored-up enough for picking.
While I'm sitting out another year from crushing for our own winery, Pantheon Cellars (we're putting all our money into bottling with none left for grapes), I'll be collecting reports to share from many Lodi winegrowers and wineries via my Facebook group: Group.LodiWineGuy.com.
Not wanting to completely miss the action, I'll be embedded in the grape-stained frontlines over at one of my clients, Borra Vineyards throughout crush. You'll be able to read all the nitty-gritty details at BorraVineyards.BlogSpot.com.
The first couple of weeks of harvest 2010 saw mostly higher-acid Pinot Grigio and Chardonnay being picked by Woodbridge for sparkling wine and by Bokisch for one of the many vineyards Liz and Markus manage. Bokisch also brought in their own authentic-Spanish-style Terra Alta Vineyard Albariño.
Last week more Albariño came in, this time from the Bokisch's backyard Las Cerezas Vineyard and from Harney Lane. Pinot Grigio went to WildRose, Woodbridge (from Joe Cotta), Dancing Coyote and Ripken, while Chardonnay was crushed at Ripken and Van Ruiten, starting with their Home Ranch.
Rounding out the week were Mokelumne Glen Gewürztraminer, Vicarmont Sauvignon blanc, and the very first of the reds - a few tons of Zinfandel to be bin-fermented at Fields Family in association with the omnipresent guys from TheVinoLife.com.
Meanwhile, back at Borra, about 36 barrels were emptied into Mobile Wine Line's bottling truck to make room for the 2010 crop, which will be taking its merry time to ripen during this upcoming cool week of temps in the upper-70's and low-80's.


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Days after giving birth, giant panda wows Vienna zoo with twins
VIENNA (Reuters) - Giant panda Yang Yang gave birth nine days ago and CCTV monitoring at Vienna's Schoenbrunn Zoo did not show her secret until late last week - she had not one but two cubs keeping warm between her massive paws.
Pictures and video footage from the zoo showed the two tiny pink cubs resting on Yang Yang's chest as she lay on her back.
"It sounded as though two cubs were squealing, but we only ever saw one," zoo director, Dagmar Schratter, said in a statement on Tuesday. "On Friday, the zookeepers were first able to make out two of them on the screen."
Yang Yang is being monitored by cameras in a private pen so as not to disturb her and panda cubs are rarely seen because their mothers constantly warm them between their paws.
Yang Yang has given birth to three other cubs, all of which are now in China.
(Reporting by Francois Murphy; Editing by Louise Ireland)
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This is a discussion on my family of cars within the New Member Hangout forums, part of the Community - Meet other Enthusiasts category; the new ride my new(sti), my old(gts) and my sis car(mazdaspeed) just need to add turbo to the celica gts ...
The family that spools together stays together.
+1Originally Posted by StreetSlider
Looks like the STi will be a nice addition! Congrats
COBBS!.....We got COBBS everywhere meng! COBBS, COBBS, COBBS!
Blobeye Syndicate #2
"RALLY ON"Originally Posted by StreetSlider
Nice! Welcome to the club.
I <3 white '06 STi's
*1969 Camaro - Kickin' It Old School
*2005 Corvette C6 - A few APS bolt-ons
PICS & MODS <- Built by XX Tuning
*2003 Subaru WRX - 332 AWHP - SOLD
PICS & MODS <- Built by XX Tuning
Originally Posted by SOUTHPAW
Me too
...If you ever need anything please don't hesitate to ask someone else first.
Blobeye Syndicate numero uno.
Nice addition to the family.
05 White WRX
Blobeye Syndicate #7
The first 1000 miles will be torture,congrats.
JOE/Flyin' Under the Radar
2015 Buckeye Boxer WRX2003 Hammerdown Wagon WRX(sold)1983 GL-10 Wagon (RIP)
Sometimes you get the best light from a burning bridge.
+2Originally Posted by StreetSlider
What are you running in the Miata? Turbo(what kind)? Lbs/boost? HP?
They are VERY light and don't need a lot of power to be fast. Plus they handle like go karts.
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Welcome! the STI looks very nice. Those Mazdaspeeds were turbo from the factory, but I remember thinking the intercooler was soo tiny! After your break in, take your sister to feel what real boost from a turbo feels like, she may upgrade!
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actually the mazdaspeed miata comes turbo stock. 170+ bhp i think. it my sisters car she got it a month before i got my sti. miata does really drive like a gocart. very nimble. i wish it were lighter though my celica is only 150 heavier.(2500lb car). i think ist a stock mitsu turbo have not really looked. i can check. it looked really small though. oh and i hit 1000 the first week.
oops did not read the last post and thats correct the fmic is really small


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Moore limited in practice
Texas Tech's leading receiver, flanker Darrin Moore, might have some availability Saturday against No. 24 Texas A&M, Red Raiders coach Tommy Tuberville said Wednesday.
"I think we might have a chance to get something out of him Saturday," Tuberville said. "He ran some yesterday. He ran a few routes yesterday. He's getting a lot better every day. Both knees are better. It's just the ankle's a little bit sore."
Moore had 21 receptions for 339 yards and four touchdowns in the first two games. He got hurt in the Sept. 24 game against Nevada when he landed with a Wolf Pack defender on his back, twisting his left ankle and right knee.
"He's just got to play through it," Tuberville said, "and it's probably going to be sore all year long."
Linebacker look
True freshmen Blake Dees and Sam Eguavoen took most of the snaps as the first-team linebackers in Wednesday's workout, Tech coach Tommy Tuberville said. The two were lifted in the first quarter of last week's 45-34 Tech victory at Kansas with their replacements, sophomores Daniel Cobb and Cqulin Hubert, making 11 and nine tackles, respectively. Tech trailed 20-0 when coaches made the change.
Tuberville indicated that the team needs to play all four.
"That's one of those situations we're going to start rolling guys and get them in the game," Tuberville said. "You don't get any better standing over there watching. Last week was a situation where we got off to a slow start and Blake was a little bit hurt, couldn't play full speed. He's ready to go now, so there'll be a rotation there."
Dees has started all four games this season, and Eguavoen the last three.
Close to perfect
Seth Doege's first month as a full-time starting quarterback couldn't have gone much more smoothly. Through four games, he has one interception in 161 attempts and a 73-percent completion rate.
"He's made good decisions," Tech coach Tommy Tuberville said. "The thing about Seth is he'll go through his progression. He's going to do what the offense will give him."
The junior from Frenship has thrown for 1,315 yards and 14 touchdowns.
"He's gotten off to a good start by doing the little things right," Tuberville said. "That's not going to be the only interception he throws all year. You've got to play aggressive, too. Sometimes you want a quarterback to think, 'Hey, I can throw it in there, and he's going to catch it.' You just don't want to do it that often. Take what they give you."
Ticket talk
A little fewer than 3,000 tickets remain for Texas Tech's home game Saturday against No. 24 Texas A&M, a Tech spokesman said Wednesday.
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Owensboro's International BBQ Festival: Official Map [Photo]
Are you ready to get loaded on BBQ? The International BBQ Festival kicks off this afternoon in downtown Owensboro and we have the official map so you can find just what you're looking for! If you're wondering where you will park and what booths you'll chow down at first? Check out the map – courtesy of our friends at BBQFEST.COM.
Stay tuned to WBKR for complete BBQ Festival coverage. Chad and Jaclyn will be live from downtown this afternoon from 3p-7pm. Barb Birgy will cover the event live Saturday from 9am to 2pm and Dave Spencer will take over Saturday afternoon and round out our coverage from 2pm to 5:30pm!


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The iPhone 5 reveal generates plenty of mixed emotions. Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL) has done its now-traditional annual incremental update, which will no doubt cause lines to form and pre-order allocations to sell out. However, some of the changes are causing consternation and criticism.
In IT Blogwatch, bloggers pick over the BYOD bones.
By Richi Jennings: Your humble blogwatcher curated these bloggy bits for your entertainment.
Gregg Keizer rules (dude):
None of it was much of a surprise. ... The Apple rumor mill had...nailed all the high points...weeks before.
...[It] will go on sale at 8 a.m. local time Sept. 21...in the U.S., Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore and the UK. ... Online and phone pre-orders will start...Sept. 14. [It] will be priced at $199 for a 16GB model, $299 for 32GB, and $399 for 64GB. ... [Prices will] require a two-year commitment to a mobile carrier. MORE
Anand Lal Shimpi and Brian Klug get some hands-on time:
The phone feels very thin and light...the improvement in performance is very noticeable. ... The display does look noticeably better than the 4S and the extension of the screen height seems natural. ... We'll be able to tell in due time just how close it comes to 100% sRGB.
Likewise the cutouts at top and bottom appear to be glass, but there's no noticeable gap between them and the unibody metal main body.
Apple allowed no benchmarking at the event so we couldn't run any objective tests. ... Safari loaded pages quickly over...WiFi and on LTE, but we couldn't explicitly time anything. ... There are three different models...as unfortunately even with MDM9615 there's no way for Apple to deliver truly world-mode LTE compatibility. MORE
Our friend Jonny Evans sees pros and cons:
The good: ...a much faster processor, faster graphics...larger screen...thinner and lighter...international flavors of LTE/4G...that new Dock Connector...the aluminum and glass design...will immediately reduce iPhone breakage levels by 50 percent...the battery life...hugely impressive audio.
The bad: ...Apple neglected to warn users that they should check really carefully which 4G frequencies their chosen carrier supports...[it didn't go] far enough to explain the fragmented nature of 4G.
The ugly: ...In order to ensure older accessories continue to function...it has focused on its bottom line far more than on the convenience of consumers. ... Just look at the prices of these things. ... The Lightning to 30-pin Adapter (0.2m) costs $39. ... Apple could quite happily have dropped its margins...to ensure these crummy little interconnects weren't quite so expensive. ... It would also have been rather nice if Apple had mentioned these things don't support video and "iPod out". People purchasing an iPhone 5 will not be at all happy. MORE
It seems BarryD was hoping for something "revolutionary" and "innovative":
Are incremental and expensive upgrades all Apple has, now? How do they get people like me...to stay interested?. MORE
And a clutch of other commentators comment snarkily, so:
Claudio Miranda: Just more of that glass to break when it falls.
Gary Pearson: [It] reads as desperation, i.e., I am only saying this because we need to convince you that this is exciting stuff. ... Here is the headline..."Apple Tries Playing Catchup - Fails."
Shaun Nicholson: this is totally underwhelming, I was hoping Apple had something amazing up their sleeve to justify their inflated opinion of themselves.
Claudio Miranda: that one image of the new connector with the adapter makes it look like ass.
Gary Pearson: at least each speaker has 3 transducers. ... [Should I] be excited about that? ... I'm done. They've got nothing with this iPhone.
Robert Passmore: didn't Steve Jobs say anything larger would be ridiculous?
Terence Smith: Welcome to 2010 Apple. MORE
Meanwhile, Jack Daniel dials up the snark to '11':
Secret revealed, Apple is actually just a cable and connector company. Everything else is just to drive that core business. MORE


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Patients who are currently wearing full arch removable prostheses may present requesting new dentures. The process may be simplified and the number of appointments decreased by using the current dentures as custom trays for master cast construction. The dentures may be duplicated quickly in the office to fabricate custom trays. When time is essential to provide the new dentures, the duplicated dentures can be ready for impression-taking in about 1 hour.
The patient, a 49-year-old white female, presented requesting a duplicate set of dentures. She expressed that she was satisfied with the present dentures but wished to have a duplicate set fabricated.
Impressions and Master Model Fabrication
The patient's current full maxillary and mandibular dentures were duplicated with a Lang denture duplicator (Lang Dental) using alginate (Tropicaligin; Zhermack). Upon setting of the alginate, the duplicator was opened and the denture removed. A self-cure acrylic (Jet Acrylic; Lang Dental) was mixed and poured into the duplicator. The duplicator was closed and immersed into a bowl of hot water to accelerate set of the acrylic.
Fabrication of the Record Base
|Figure 1. Master casts are fabricated based on duplicates of the current dentures and mounted in occlusion.
|Figure 2. The mandibular baseplate is placed on the articulator ready to have teeth set to occlude with the maxillary duplicate denture.
|Figure 3. An acrylic bur is used to bevel the flanges with a chamfer.
|Figure 4. Denture tooth cage for removal of wax residue.
|Figure 5. Knife edge diamond creating divergent tissue side cuts in the denture tooth.
|Figure 6. Collar diamond creating a circumferential groove on the denture tooth.
|Figure 7. Setup Eclipse resin being placed on the cured baseplate with an electric spatula.
|Figure 8. Setup begins with a mandibular central incisor.
|Figure 9. Maxillary and mandibular teeth set on baseplates with Setup resin.
|Figure 10. Occlusal view of the maxillary denture setup. Setup resin is confined to holding the denture teeth to the baseplate only.
After placement of the posterior palatal seal, the master cast was brushed with Al-Cote (DENTSPLY Trubyte) to seal the cast and prevent resin penetration into any microdefects within the surface of the stone cast. To facilitate adaptation of the Baseplate resin, the master cast was placed in the conditioning oven and allowed to reach 55ºC. A package of Baseplate resin was opened, placed on the warmed cast (convex side toward the cast), and placed back into the conditioning oven to soften the material. The model was removed from the oven and molded with finger pressure to allow the Baseplate resin to melt into the master cast and form the denture base. Air Barrier Coating (ABC; DENTSPLY Trubyte) was brushed over the entire surface to eliminate an air-inhibited layer on the surface of the resin.
Setting Teeth
Figure 11. Occlusal view showing Eclipse Contour resin has been applied to the exposed baseplate.
|Figure 12. A hot-air gun is being used to smooth the Contour resin.
|Figure 13. The electric spatula is used to apply Contour resin and for initial shaping.
|Figure 14. Carving instruments are used to festoon the material.
|Figure 15. Eclipse Contour material has been applied to the dentures and festooned.
|Figure 16. Dentures at try-in. Note the bubblegum-like appearance of the uncured Eclipse material.
|Figure 17. Eclipse gel being applied to the flanges of the conditioned denture prior to processing.
|Figure 18. Uncured denture in the processing unit awaiting processing.
|Figure 19. Final processed denture. Note the change in color of the base material.
|Figure 20. Finished and inserted dentures.
Teeth were selected to match the shade and mold of the patient's current dentures, as she was satisfied with the aesthetics. The teeth were placed in a metal tooth cage, and wax residue was dissolved in a boiling water bath (Figure 4). The lower teeth were ground to fit the baseplate. Mechanical retention is required to retain the denture teeth within the Eclipse material following final curing. To facilitate this, divergent cuts were made on the tissue side of the denture tooth utilizing the knife edge diamond in a slow-speed handpiece (Figure 5). A circumferential collar groove was made with an inverted cone diamond in a slow speed (Figure 6). An electric spatula was utilized to place Eclipse Setup material in the grooves/cuts on each denture tooth to ensure that no voids were present between the tooth and baseplate.
Completion of the Denture
The Eclipse denture setups were tried in and checked for aesthetics and phonetics. Upon approval the dentures were returned to the light-proof bags and were ready for processing. The denture was placed on the master cast and air barrier brushed over the entire surface of the final setup and cast. Air Barrier Coating must be used to prevent air inhibition, which causes staining of the air inhibited layer. It is important to achieve a smooth surface when polishing the denture, since rough, unpolished areas show slight stain retention. Eclipse provides acceptable in vitro stain resistance to both coffee and mustard when properly polished. In vitro mustard stain resistance is similar to L199. Dentures, repairs, and relines all show acceptable stain resistance.
Eclipse provides a denture material that is free of monomer (methyl, ethyl, butyl, or propyl methacrylate) for a more biocompatible product that also eliminates potential hazards to the laboratory technician during fabrication. Potential for leaching of monomer during denture use long term is eliminated, creating a more stable denture for the patient. Flasking and packing are eliminated, making processing faster and easier for the technician. Once the final denture has been approved, the denture can be processed in as little as 1 hour and 15 minutes compared to 4 or more hours using conventional methods. The "wax-like" feel of the thermoplastic material allows the technician experienced at fabrication of fixed prosthetics to use techniques they are comfortable with, thereby shortening any learning curve with the system. Labor time is greatly decreased for the technician, increasing profit and capacity.
Full arch removable prosthetics can be a challenging treatment and time consuming for the dentist. When the patient presents with an existing full arch removable prosthesis, it can be utilized to fabricate a custom tray, improving and simplifying the impression phase of treatment. The technique described affords laboratories the ability to finish and process dentures in less than 90 minutes, compared to more than 4 hours using traditional processing that involves flasking and packing. Additionally, the final processed baseplate fabricated at the initial laboratory appointment allows both the dentist and patient to feel how the final denture will fit and what retention will be present prior to final processing of the denture. Eclipse dentures are repairable using conventional materials, however the optimal repair is completed using Eclipse Baseplate resin. Reline procedures may be accomplished with any soft or hard conventional materials.
The authors would like to thank Drs. Nels Ewoldson and Gary Henkel for their help in reviewing this article.


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An autopsy has been ordered to determine the cause of death for a 20-year-old man found dead in a vehicle in an Ark City neighborhood early this morning.
Just before 12:30 a.m., Cowley County Sheriffs officers and Ark City EMS were called to the 1100 block of South 2nd for the report of an unresponsive person. Someone had seen the person in a vehicle and alerted a family member in an attempt to awaken the man.
They could not find a pulse and called 911.
The man was deceased when authorities arrived and an autopsy has been ordered.
Ark City police have so far indicated the incident was an unattended death and gave no indication foul play was involved. An investigation is ongoing.


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The government of Brazil is upset because the American National Security Agency had a spy program aimed at the Catholic government of Brazil in order to crush Muslim terrorists in the Middle East. According to the nortorious Muslim terrorist, one Edward Snowden, American spy folk intercepted telephone and emails of the president of Brazil, Dilman Rousseff in order to end terrorism in violent Muslim nations. I do not understand why President Rousseff is upset, the American sppoks also intercepted messages destined for Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto. American spies are equal opportunity spooks, they do not discriminate against any nation due to their relgion or the color of skin of its inhabitants. Brazilian Senator Ricardo Ferraco, for some reason is upset. "I feel a mixture of amazement and indignation. It seems like there are no limits. When the phone of the president of the republic is monitored, it's hard to imagine what else might be happening."
Wait a second, sir. Just remember that American spies spy on all. They know what President Obama says and does each day. Do you actually beleive American spies would deny the president of the United States of America the same opportunity tobe spied on? I think Brazilians should cease complaining. They should feel complimented that there president is also being spied on. The people who should be unhappy are those NOT being spied on! Where the hell did these Brazilians get the idea that America can not spy on their leaders?? I think this conclusively proves that President Rosseff is a secret TERRORIST!


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4.3.3 Household surveys (ECB)
Ongoing work:
• Publication of the results of the first wave of the Eurosystem's survey on household finance and consumption conducted in 15 euro area countries. This survey provides micro-level data to policy-makers and researchers on households' (financial and real) assets and debts, alongside complementary information on income, consumption, employment, pension entitlements, savings and inheritances.4.3.5 Other administrative and non-survey sources (ECB)
Ongoing work:
• Assess and respond to the potential statistical implications of the implementation of international financial reporting and supervisory standards in Europe.
4.5 Dissemination, data warehousing (ECB)
Ongoing work:
• Further develop the Statistical Data Warehouse, a user-friendly and comprehensive online data delivery service for ESCB statistics through the ECB's website.
• Enhance the SDMX web services implemented, for facilitating the integration of ECB data into user applications including support for SDMX/version 2.1.
• Continue optimising the framework for a joint and simultaneous dissemination of euro area aggregates and its national contributions to these aggregates on the ECB's website and on the websites of euro area NCBs (in their own languages and 'look and feel').
• Set up the data exchange and dissemination infrastructure for the ESRB.
• Further develop the Principal Global Indicators website, which focuses on the G20 economies, including the euro area. This work is undertaken by the Inter-Agency Group on Economic and Financial Statistics comprising the BIS, the ECB, the European Commission (Eurostat), the IMF, the OECD, the United Nations and the World Bank.


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- In collaboration with the Ingram, Clapp and Yang labs (Developmental Biology & Neonatal Medicine Program), we are defining the aberrant signaling networks in Neurofibromatosis-deficient neural crest, endothelial and vascular smooth muscle lineages and have developed in vivo murine knockout/bone marrow transplantation models of NF1 disease that closely recapitulate the human phenotype. Currently, we are using a new mouse model and several state-of-the-art lineage-restricted Cre/loxP lines for genetic ablation of Nf1 specifically in bone marrow-derived cells to indentify the primary effectors of Nf1+/- disease.
- Periostin knockout, promoter reporter and Cre-recombinase expressing mice are being used to determine the role of secreted Periostin adhesion protein during establishment of the embryonic heart's skeleton and morphogenesis of the cardiac fibroblast lineage. In parallel, TgfbI knockout mice (which are another fasciclin-containing adhesion factor related to Periostin) are being used to assess genetic redundancy. Both Periostin and Tgfbi are TGFß- responsive targets within the tumor microenvironment and these compound mouse mutants provide useful models to examine the role of the ECM during metastasis (IU Simon Cancer Center Member).
- We generated a Smad7 inducible over-expressor transgenic mouse, to model the inhibitory effects of attenuated TGFß/Bmp superfamily signaling during neural crest migration and endocardial cushion maturation to septate the outflow tract and form the fibrous valve leaflets. This novel model is now being employed to examine lineage-restricted effects upon in utero and post-natal cardiovascular myocyte and endothelial cells.
- To examine the practical consequences of altered cardiac function, we generated Sodium Calcium Exchanger-1 knockouts that fail to initiate a heartbeat. This mouse line represents a unique model to investigate the consequences of absent heartbeat on determination of cardiac form vs. function and requirement of bloodflow during vascular remodeling and onset of hematopoiesis.


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NEO 4Wheelers christmas tree run Dec 11th
Mount Emily Recreation Area (MERA) December 11th, we will be leaving the staging area at 10AM. Please have ATV permits and tow points, also a tree permit if you plan on getting a tree. The staging area is 2 miles out of La Grande, Oregon on Fox Hill Rd.
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The fiscal year 2016-17 budget was approved at the June 7, 2016 meeting of the Town Council. Here are the highlights:
- Total Budget: $102,637,126 (includes Water & Sewer and Electric Utilities funds)
- Tax Rate: $0.38 per $100 of valuation (While this rate is 1 cent lower than the current rate of $0.39, it is about 2 cents higher than the revenue neutral rate of $0.36. See pg 8 of budget document for more details)
- New estimated total tax base of $5,958,438,000.
- No increases in water, sewer, or electric utility rates.
- The monthly cost for residential garbage and recycling will decrease by $1.05 cents.
- The monthly cost for yard waste collection has not been adjusted since 2008, and will increase by $2.85.
- 17 new employee positions, including 3 Firefighters, a Traffic Engineering Analyst and 5 positions in the Police Department
- Merit pay budgeted at an average 3.75% increase, dependent on performance
- Adjustments to Development Fees that will help us keep pace with increased service costs
Major Projects
Street Resurfacing and Repair: $1,000,000
- Several areas in town, including Dogwood Acres, Pearson Farms, Perry Farms, and N. Salem (see Transportation Projects page for full list)
- Reconstructing tennis courts at Apex Elementary School
- Adding restroom facility to Salem Pond Park
- Design work for Beaver Creek and Middle Creek Greenways
- Fire Engine Replacement
- Yard Waste Vacuum truck replacement
- Patrol cars
- Vehicle replacements among several departments for vehicles with high mileage or under frequent repair
- Downtown water upgrades - improved water conservation and water quality
- Wester Pressure Zone, Phase 1 - decreases high water pressures in western part of town
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The rules now allow the little-known National Counterterrorism Center to examine the government files of U.S. citizens for possible criminal behavior, even if there is no reason to suspect them. That is a departure from past practice, which barred the agency from storing information about ordinary Americans unless a person was a terror suspect or related to an investigation.Looks like Harry Belafonte and Al Sharpton will get their wish. The housebroken right is hardly blameless. They defended the USA Patriot Act in the name of fighting terrorism, and supported W the Conqueror's Department of Homeland Security. All a part of their chest-thumping support of W's "wars of liberation," you see. Those of us who warned that government power is ALWAYS misused were shouted down as "unpatriotic" and even "un-American." But what's more un-American than tyranny?
Friday, December 14, 2012
"Breathtaking" expansion of citizen surveillance
What's the difference between the Bush and Obama administrations? If Bush/Cheney had pulled something like this, the left would've rioted. But Obama can gut the Bill of Rights and get away with it:
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November 30, 2010
Greetings in Christ!
We pray that today's difficult driving conditions will not affect you too much. God has blessed us with the beauty of a nice snowfall which has cast a cleanliness on our brown surfaces. Once we are past the initial difficulties, we hope you will enjoy the beauty of this time of year.
Can you imagine being surrounded by shoppers in the local mall with Christmas music playing in the background when suddenly a hundred or more of your fellow shoppers break out singing Handel's Messiah? Well, that is what has happened recently a result of a program called Random Acts of Culture. If you would like to be touched by this remarkable event, go to our homepage and click on Handel's Messiah. You'll be taken to a You Tube video that will make your heart sing! Or you can click here .
We continue to get calls about Family Reunions for the coming years (yes, both 2011 and 2012). We provide a wonderful location for your self-directed or camp directed event. Many families have come to understand what a bargain a Lutheran Island Camp family reunion can provide. We provide food, lodging, facilities, and spiritual support through prayers and devotions for a low price. We have several weekends with room still available for Summer 2011 and 2012.
This Sunday we will be having our first Island Christmas Dinner. Chris Maland of Henning will be providing vocal entertainment. We'll also provide sleigh rides, hot cider and chocolate, Christmas carols, reading the Christmas story, and a fabulous dinner all for $15. To sign up, just give us a call or e-mail us. We have three more dinners scheduled for December 10, 11, and 12. You can check out the entertainment at our website. Click on Island Christmas Dinners on the Home Page.
Our Servant Events continue to attract attention from around the country. Our July 1015 Servant Event is now full. We still have room in other events. We have 13 different events scheduled for 2011 including events at Lutheran Island Camp, Christ Serve Ranch (when purchased), and Inger, Minnesota.
Our Winter Adventure is coming up in February (11-13) and we don't want your 8-12 year old to miss out. We already have one large group scheduled for that weekend so it's not too early to be thinking about signing up your child or group or children. We'll likely have a bus coming up from southern Minnesota.
Brian Young will be joining us again for our Teen Trek Winter Extravaganza in January. You won't want to miss his presentations or the great activities that are scheduled including a trip to Thumper Pond Water Park. This would be a great event for your youth group or for a few of your friends. Check out our website for more information.
Are you ready to take the plunge? The Polar Plunge! It's coming up in February and we already have groups from around the state signing up.
MAWFCA – We now have over 60 congregations that have gone through training with many working on their efforts right now. Others will be having their appeals early in 2011. Watch for a new Messenger newsletter coming soon.
Development – We wanted to give you an update on our An Amazing Day effort in October. We ended up with well over $31,000 during the month of October and still have been receiving additional gifts. We also want to thank the many LWMLs that have recently sent us their annual Christmas gifts. We also received a wonderful gift from a pastor and his family directed toward the purchase of Christ Serve Ranch. We continue to receive gifts directed toward the chapel and recreation hall to finish that project off. Thank you to all!
Question and Answer: Question: Is the Summer 2011 schedule set? Answer: Yes, we'll be posting it soon. We still have a few decisions to make, but we hope to have Summer 2011 up on our website with dates, rates, and more very soon.
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The yen weakened in Asian trade on Tuesday as markets look to a Bank of Japan (BoJ) meeting for signs of more easing in the wake of a landslide electoral win by the country's conservative opposition.
Premier-in-waiting Shinzo Abe, the hawkish head of the Liberal Democratic Party, campaigned on a vow to pressure the central bank into more aggressive policy measures to boost the world's third-largest economy.
Sunday's results, which returned the LDP to power, were cheered on equity markets and saw the yen dive to multi-month lows against the dollar and euro on Monday.
In Tuesday afternoon trade, the dollar bought 84.02 yen, up from 83.87 yen in New York on Monday, while the euro also edged higher to 110.68 yen, from 110.40 yen.
The European single currency fetched $1.3172, against $1.3161.
Japan's central bank chief Masaaki Shirakawa went to see the incoming prime minister at his party headquarters Tuesday, with an official denying the banker was summoned by the monetary easing hardliner.
The brief meeting came ahead of the start of a two-day BoJ policy meeting from Wednesday, where it will discuss the possibility of setting an inflation target, with Abe pushing for a two percent goal, Kyodo news agency reported.
Japan's economy has suffered from deflation for years with previous policies aimed at reversing the price-falling trend having little impact.
The central bank is also expected to discuss whether to further ease monetary policy to boost the stagnant economy.
The dollar may face selling pressure if the BoJ holds off taking fresh easing steps, National Australia Bank said.
Investors were also eyeing talks in Washington over averting the fiscal cliff, the combination of tax hikes and spending cuts set to take effect in January if divided US lawmakers fail to reach a new budget deal.
The dollar was mostly lower against other Asia-Pacific currencies.
It slipped to 1,071.74 South Korean won from 1,072.32 won on Monday, to 41.02 Philippine pesos from 41.04 pesos, to 30.57 Thai baht from 30.58 baht and Sg$1.2196 from Sg$1.2201.
The greenback also edged down to 9,672 Indonesian rupiah from 9,697 rupiah and to Tw$29.04 from Tw$29.05 while rising to 54.75 Indian rupees from 54.55 rupees.
The Australian dollar edged up to US$1.0541 from US$1.0539 while China's yuan was flat at 13.46 yen.


text: The New Yorker: Out Loud Published by The New Yorker: Out Loud Nick Paumgarten and Sasha Frere-Jones delve into the Grateful Dead archive Download this audio Want to embed this player? Use the code below. More info. <iframe frameborder="0" scrolling="no" height="130" width="100%" src="https://www.wnyc.org/widgets/ondemand_player/wnyc/#file=/audio/json/382416/&share=1"></iframe> Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email a Friend This week in the magazine, Nick Paumgarten explores the lure and lore of the colossal Grateful Dead recording archive. Here Paumgarten talks with Sasha Frere-Jones and Sasha Weiss about his own history as a Grateful Dead fan and tape collector, and what it is about the recordings that still captivates him. Also, Avi Steinberg on the fear of floods in the age of global warming.


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Cane Syrup (also called golden, refinery or refiner's syrup)
1 cup = 960 calories
Science Says: Made from boiled-down sugarcane, cane syrup is about 50/50 fructose and glucose.
Best for... Lightly sweetening iced tea and cocktails, as well as coffee cakes and biscuits. Has a nice, mellow caramel flavor and is a good vegan substitute for honey.
To Use in Baking: For 1 cup sugar use: 3/4 cup cane syrup, reduce liquid by 2 Tbsp. for each cup replaced and lower oven temperature by 25°F.


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From the moment that he first shook up the world in the mid 1950s, Elvis Presley has been one of the most vivid and enduring myths of American culture.
Last Train to Memphis: The Rise of Elvis Presley is the first biography to go past that myth and present an Elvis beyond the legend. Based on hundreds of interviews and nearly a decade of research, it traces the evolution not just of the man but of the music and of the culture he left utterly transformed, creating a completely fresh portrait of Elvis and his world.
This volume tracks the first twenty-four years of Elvis' life, covering his childhood, the stunning first recordings at Sun Records ("That's All Right," "Mystery Train"), and the early RCA hits ("Heartbreak Hotel," "Hound Dog," "Don't Be Cruel"). These were the years of his improbable self-invention and unprecedented triumphs, when it seemed that everything that Elvis tried succeeded wildly. There was scarcely a cloud in sight through this period until, in 1958, he was drafted into the army and his mother died shortly thereafter. The book closes on that somber and poignant note.
Last Train to Memphis takes us deep inside Elvis' life, exploring his lifelong passion for music of every sort, his compelling affection for his family, and his intimate relationships with girlfriends, mentors, band members, professional associates, and friends. It shows us the loneliness, the trustfulness, the voracious appetite for experience, and above all the unshakable, almost mystical faith that Elvis had in himself and his music.
Peter Guralnick has given us a previously unseen world, a rich panoply of people and events that illuminate an achievement, a place, and a time as never revealed before. Written with grace, humor, and affection, Last Train to Memphis has been hailed as the definitive biography of Elvis Presley. It is the first to set aside the myths and focus on Elvis' humanity in a way that has yet to be duplicated.
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text: Posted December 21, 2012 With them being defending Superbowl champs to them beating us bad on national tv there is an even bigger reason to root against the giants down the stretch and hoping they dont make it to the playoffs. With the rule were you cant talk to or interview other teams coaches or staff during the season and only when their season is done we need to root against the giants because if we are serious about getting a good GM then we want Ross or Gettleman who are both with the giants. Having a GM sooner benifits us because it helps us bring in a coaching staff sooner so hopefully all the options we are hoping for arent all gone. While I dont think they will go super quick I would just like to be able to name the GM as soon as possible so we can start getting a better look on what the staff will look like. GM - Ross HC - Kelly OC - Kelly's choice( hopefully someone with a good amount of NFL experience) DC - idk anyone good really. so all in all root against the giants so we can get this train rolling. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites


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NAU Regents' Professor Tom Whitham and other members of the Cottonwood
Ecology Group at Northern Arizona University have been studying the Freemont
cottonwood tree for decades. Their
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can be altered by changing one gene in a plant or animal. The scientific journey that led to that
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Bruins overpower Panthers as Rask has 34 saves
(Reuters) - Boston goaltender Tuukka Rask shut down Florida with 34 saves as the Bruins feasted on the struggling Panthers for a 4-1 victory on Sunday.
While Rask was neutralizing the home team, Boston's offense took advantage of 23-year-old Florida netminder Jacob Markstrom, who faced 31 shots in just his second start of the season.
Milan Lucic and Zdeno Chara scored in the first period for a 2-0 lead, with Chara's goal providing the highlight of the night.
The big Boston defenseman took a pass from Brad Marchand near the blue line, spun away from a defender and made a slick backhand that impressed everyone on the ice except for Chara himself.
"I think it just happened," Chara told reporters. "Obviously you can't really plan that kind of goal, those kind of moves. But I'm glad and happy we got a lead with that goal."
The advantage was cut to just one after Florida's Tomas Kopecky responded late in the first but the Bruins were up to the challenge.
Chris Kelly converted on a power play in the second and the Bruins closed the scoring in the final 90 seconds on Daniel Paille's empty-netter.
The victory was the third straight for Boston while Florida have dropped seven of eight games.
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I EDC'd a G26 for a long time, then moved out in the woods and jumped up to a G36 which I love! No other 45 ACP experience with Glocks.
This is a discussion on Which Glock in .45 within the Defensive Carry Guns forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I've got a G26. I'm looking at a 36 ( of course we're talking here as if were 4 months ago ) Or a 30S ...
I've got a G26. I'm looking at a 36 ( of course we're talking here as if were 4 months ago ) Or a 30S or SF. The 36 is thinner in the slide making carrying easier. Can any dark side members tell me which way to go? Conceal ability and capacity are important of course. What else is there?
Anyone from the dark side tell me about the 36 vs 30S or 30 SF.
I EDC'd a G26 for a long time, then moved out in the woods and jumped up to a G36 which I love! No other 45 ACP experience with Glocks.
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I have a G 36 in my rotation as well. Very accurate, dependable, and easy to carry
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My reply seems to have fallen into the abyss but in summary, I've shot the 30, the 30SF is minimally smaller, the 30S is the 30SF frame with a slimmer slide but still double stack. As far as concealment, none are small guns, they are much larger than the 26/27/33.
I've seen precisely one 36 in person ever, it was at a LGS being picked up by a guy that had ordered it.
I rotate all three...G21, G30 and G36. For example the G36 in an Alessi shoulder rig is perfect for motorcycle rides, whereas the G21 in a Galco concealable works with a winter coat. The G30 in a Don Hume OWB works with everyday wear under a shirt or jacket. If I had to choose only one it would be the G30.
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Glock 30 - concealable, can use the G21 mag for increased capacity in backup or home duty. I haven't found the size of the G30 to be the concealment issue as much as the weight. .45 ammo in any capacity adds up in a hurry. But IMO, the G30 splits the difference between the 36 and 21.
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go with the g30. in the long run the different in size between the g36 and the g30 is nothing. so i would go with the g30 because of more rounds and you can use the g21 mags.
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30 SF or Gen 4 G30 for me . I would have went with the G30S but I plan on this being a backpacking/hiking gun and plan on getting a 10mm conversion barrel and G29 mags.
I chose the G30SF also because the capicity and mag interchangeability was worth more to me than the limited capacity yet thinness of the G36. It was a personal choice that I had a hard time making but in the end, I think that it was the right one for me.
I didn't go with the G21 because I felt that I wasn't willing to try to conceal something that big when I could get the same capacity by using the mags for the 21 without adding the size. Again, a personal choice.
I wish you the best of luck and IMHO, you really can't make a bad choice with either of these 3. All 3 are great guns.
I have no experience with the G30S.
Stop whining and go do something that makes a difference!
If you think that I may be talking to you, then I am.
30SF is about the size of the 19/23 but thicker and heavier. I carry IWB in a belly band holster, not a problem with concealing or being too heavy.
just depends on how well you can conceal a gun that is 1.27" thick (G30) vs 1.13" for the G36. I have both the G30SF and the G36.
They are really different guns....the G30 is very soft shooting and forgiving....the G36 is much more violent and unforgiving (don't limp wrist a G36)
to shoot, but is a lot of fu for those that enjoy a little recoil. Fully loaded with 11 rounds of .45acp, the G30 feels like a brick compared to the 7 rounds of the G36.
Nice that if you go with the G30, you can use the G21 13 round mags...not so on the G36 which is a single stack pistol.
I enjoy shooting the G30 more, but carry the G36 more due to the width and weight. I have no problem with 7 rounds of .45acp and the
capacity issue is a moot point for me.
G30SF with G21 mags and A&G Grip Extender
Give to them according to their deeds and according to the wickedness of their endeavors; give to them according to the work of their hands; render to them their deserts. Psalm 28:4
I have a G36 in my EDC rotation and I added Pearce +1 Magazine extensions, which I love. It's an excellent shooter, easy to conceal, and has decent capacity with the extension.
Get a G36 - you'll love it!
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G30sf options.....10-r or 13-r mag..... ~ just get it you'll not regret it ~
Go 10mm, it's a double-complete rainbow all the way.
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River Ridge's first week and a half of football practice has celebrated a series of firsts under new head coach Ryan Benjamin, from the first time running an offensive set to the opening moments of a new defensive scheme.
"When I came in, we really had the mindset of building this program from the ground up," Benjamin said. "That's what we're doing."
One of the latest building blocks for the 70-man roster was a field goal unit.
When Benjamin played for the Bucs and USF, he might have considered that lineup and formation automatic. But in his opening days of his head coaching career, putting a new special teams unit on the field is a big deal.
"We installed the field goal team one day, and the next day we're putting in the punt unit," Benjamin said. "Every day we're a step closer to where we need to be. It's all coming together nicely."
Some key returning players are helping Benjamin's adjustment. Benjamin said quarterback Josh Maisel is "looking good." The junior and returning starter threw for 779 yards and five touchdowns last fall.
Running back Austin Schwarz continues to be a workhorse out of the backfield, and two-way lineman Kevin Harris has also impressed Benjamin, a former Bucs long snapper.
"We have our main guys – obviously they perform and we know what they can do," Benjamin said. "Some others come out and surprise you a little bit."
Like Malik Moore, who has played basketball at River Ridge but is new to the football team. Coaches have experimented by placing him at defensive back, linebacker and defensive end but aren't sure where he'll end up when the Royal Knights open the regular season at Fivay.
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Great article, Denny. I am currently struggling and Rod is spot on with his advice.
Common Shooting Mistakes to Stay On Top Of
Posted on March 27, 2013
I eased into the Double Bull blind around 2:30 in the afternoon on a beautiful day in early May. After getting my gear and the blind windows arranged, I gave a few yelps with a Primos Power Crystal. I grabbed a notebook out of my pack and settled back to try and catch up on a few writing projects. I don't think 10 minutes passed when I glanced up and noticed a big, shiny, black tom walking toward the blind. I quietly laid down the notebook and picked up my longbow that was leaning against the blind with an arrow nocked. The turkey paused broadside at 10 yards away from the blind. His beard was at least 11, probably 12, inches long and the sunlight reflected with an iridescent sheen off his feathers. I drew my bow almost to anchor, fought it a second and collapsed as the string slipped away. The arrow missed low and right, and the tom exited the scene quickly.
"You are an idiot," I thought to myself, fighting the urge to administer a punch to my head. Don't get me wrong; everyone misses. It happens, but not giving your best can be infuriating at times—especially when you've put so much work and time into learning, training and practicing to do things right.
The next day Rod Jenkins, my buddy and archery coach, called to check in. I told Rod about my miss and he chuckled. "Well, there is one thing I know about that. No matter how much game you have killed, or the number of tournaments you've won, including world championships, you still have to do your job."
"Why though? Doesn't it ever get easy?" I whined.
Rod chuckled again and replied, "Well think about it. You've just come off some very successful bowhunts, your confidence is up and I think it is human nature for you to think you are a bad dude! While this confidence is great, you still have to do your job on every shot to stay on top. I don't care who it is—we are all only one step away from a screw-up. I know I never had farther to fall than right after I won a world championship."
"OK, so how do I stay on top?" I asked.
"First let's define 'top.' It's different for archers with different goals. For example, I would guess that your goal is to shoot your very best shot at a game animal when it presents itself. Another shooter might want to shoot a top 300, indoor-round score. Different goals and one might take more precision work to achieve. But, in my opinion, the path to getting to the top and staying there is pretty much the same for both goals."
"So the secret to staying on top is…?"
"I don't know if it's a secret, but I believe staying on top is simply paying attention to details—back to the basics and fundamentals of a good shot. This is, of course, assuming that the archer had a solid shot sequence with proper form and the steps in order. Archery really isn't that hard. If we would just stick to the fundamentals, we would all stay at the top longer than we do."
Warning Signs
Shoot Before Anchor: "OK, I know I let myself get away a few shots before I anchored solidly and I kept right on shooting. Looking back, I can see I was setting myself up for a fall," I stated.
"Absolutely!" Rod replied. "When a warning sign pops up, you must immediately address the issue. Again, different archers have different problems to be aware of. For example, your short-draw problems are more of a steps out-of-order condition. You get ahead of yourself by aiming too early and skip the anchor step. When you make anchor a priority again you'll be back on top."
Drive-By Shooting: Rod and I shot with a nice young man a couple years ago at a large summer 3-D shoot. He was hitting decently and the guys in our group were giving him "atta boys" constantly. The problem was that you could tell he was pulling up and anchoring off to the side of the 3-D target. He would slowly swing toward the target and release when it looked right. I commented to Rod about it and he said, "Ah, that's too bad. When you aren't comfortable holding on-target you are just a train wreck waiting to happen."
I talked to the young man the following winter and asked him how his hunting season had gone. "Terrible," he replied. "I missed six easy shots. I don't know what went wrong."
Anticipation: Anticipation occurs when we can't wait for the shot to break. We anticipate the release and can do several things to throw off an otherwise good shot. Grabbing the bow, throwing the string fingers open and peaking are common forms of anticipation.
Other Things
3-Day Cures: Watch out for the many three-day cures out there. Sure you have to try something out to see if it works for you, but remember that many times changing something in your shot routine will get you back on track for a few days. The really good fixes last for years and usually won't happen instantly. Rod refers to these three-day cures as Band-Aids. They are only temporary and don't get to the root of the problem.
Getting Lucky: Rod believes getting lucky can set you up for failure, if you let it. For example, you make a series of shots and hit dead-center, but you really didn't shoot them well. If you allow yourself to buy into the idea that you are a "badass" shot and don't have to do your job, it won't be long before the fall.
Rod told me one time that everyone has days when they shoot well. "The stars and planets line up just right and they have their day. The problem happens when they want a repeat performance and it rarely comes. Without a solid shot routine, most archers will never reach their goals."
Before we hung up the phones, Rod said, "You've fixed your problems before and I know you will again because you're dedicated and not afraid to put in some bale time. Get your priority back to making a good shot and work on the basics." He hesitated a second and said, "I hope we are having this same conversation 20 years from now."
"Why is that?" I asked.
"Well for starters, it would mean we're both still around and healthy enough to shoot. And I'm not sure, but maybe that's why we enjoy this sport so much; because it isn't easy to stay on top."
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How to Get the Most Out of Your Ancestor's Court Records
By Sunny Jane Morton and Judy G. Russell
Every detail in your ancestor's court records can provide a lead to another genealogy resource. Our example shows you how this can work.
The court document shown has a mix of legal boilerplate, family history details and hints to where you can look for more information. This bond, signed June 14, 1866, in Buncombe County, NC, was required after Davenport Baker died, so his widow Rachel could serve as guardian to her children. Every detail may produce another lead, for example:


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Arsene Wenger has made two changes to the side that beat Borussia Dortmund for the trip to Manchester United.Mathieu Flamini is fit again and starts in midfield, while Thomas Vermaelen partners Laurent Koscielny at the back.Elsewhere, Jack Wilshere returns to the bench, where there is also space for youngsters Isaac Hayden and Serge Gnabry.Per Mertesacker and Tomas Rosicky are ruled out through illness. Team in full: Szczesny, Sagna, Koscielny, Vermaelen, Gibbs, Arteta, Flamini, Ramsey, Cazorla, Ozil, Giroud.
Subs: Fabianski, Jenkinson, Monreal, Hayden, Gnabry, Wilshere, Bendtner
Referee: Michael Oliver
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Pac Choi/Bok Choy
Sesame Noodles with Baby Bok Choy and Roast Chicken
Serves 4
1 pound baby bok choy
1/3 cup peanut oil
Sea salt
1 pound fresh Chinese egg noodles or dried udon (Japanese wheat noodles)
2 tablespoons fish sauce
2 teaspoons Chinese chile oil
1 cup thinly sliced green onions
1 cup coarsely chopped fresh cilantro
1/2 cup coarsely chopped dry-roasted peanuts
1 tablespoon toasted sesame oil
2 cups shredded roast chicken or duck
Separate bok choy leaves, with ribs intact, from the central core. Discard the core. With a
paring knife, separate the leaves from their ribs (You can leave the smallest inner leaves
with ribs whole). Tear large leaves in half lengthwise. Cut the ribs crosswise into 1-inch
pieces. Pat the leaves and ribs dry.
Bring large pot of salted water to a boil over high heat.
Heat the peanut oil in a large skillet over moderate heat. Add bok choy, season with salt,
then stir to coat with the oil. Cover and cook until just tender, about 3 minutes.
Meanwhile, add the noodles to the boiling water and cook, stirring occasionally with tongs,
until al dente. In a small bowl, stir together the fish sauce and the chile oil.
Drain noodles and return to the hot pot. Add bok choy, green onions, cilantro, peanuts,
sesame oil, chicken and fish sauce-chile oil mixture. Toss well with tongs and serve
- From Drake member Robin Kline, via Janet Fletcher's
Eating Local
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Publishing, 2010
Braised Bok Choy
Serves 4
1 tablespoon peanut oil
2 cloves garlic, smashed
4 nickel-sized slices ginger
2 bok choy, washed and trimmed
1 tablespoon hoisin sauce
1 tablespoon soy sauce
1 teaspoon sugar
1 teaspoon rice or wine vinegar
1/2 cup water
3 scallions, trimmed and cut into 1-inch lengths
Cut stems of bok choy into one-inch sections; coarsely chop the leaves and set them aside.
Heat a wok or large skillet over medium-high heat until it begins to smoke. Add oil, garlic
and ginger, and stir for 10 seconds. Add bok choy stems and cook, stirring, until they begin
to brown, 2-3 minutes. Lower the heat to medium, add the hoisin sauce, soy sauce, sugar,
vinegar and water, and then stir to blend. Cover and cook over medium-low heat until the
stems are tender, about 10 minutes.
Uncover, raise heat to high, add leaves and cook, stirring, until the sauce has all but
evaporated. Toss in the scallions, cook another minute or so, and serve.
- From Drake member Robin Kline, via Mark Bittman's
Leafy Greens
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Fisher Cats Win Marathon Monday
Berti's Fourth Hit Propels Team To 7-4 Win
By New Hampshire Fisher Cats | April 21, 2014 11:41 PM ET
NEW BRITAIN, CT- Jon Berti went 4-for-7 and drove in the go-ahead run in the top of the 14th inning and Brad Glenn homered twice in the Fisher Cats 7-4 win on Monday night at New Britain Stadium.
Kenny Wilson led off the 14th with a single, scoring on Berti's double. Berti moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on a foul fly from Brad Glenn. Ryan Schimpf doubled, moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on an error to put the Fisher Cats up 7-4.
Gregory Infante worked around an error in the bottom of the 14th for his third save capping a tremendous night for the Fisher Cats bullpen, which worked 9.1 innings of scoreless relief after the Rock Cats opened a 4-1 lead.
New Britain (4-11) put together three consecutive singles in the bottom of the first inning to take a 1-0 lead. Daniel Ortiz singled, moved to second on a single by Nate Hanson, and scored on a single by Kennys Vargas.
The Fisher Cats (6-9) came back to tie the game on a solo home run by Glenn leading off the top of the second inning. It was his second of the season.
New Britain moved back in front 2-1 in the bottom of the third inning on a solo homer by Nate Hanson.
The Rock Cats opened the lead to 4-1 in the bottom of the fourth inning. Brandon Waring singled and scored on a single by Ortiz. Tony Thomas, who had singled and moved to third on the Ortiz hit, scored on a wild pitch against Fisher Cats starter Scott Copeland (4.2 IP- 4 ER).
New Hampshire took advantage of a mistake in the field to score the team's second run. Michael Crouse walked to lead off the fifth, moving to third on a double by Berti. When the relay throw was muffed, Crouse scored to cut the Rock Cats lead to 4-2.
Glenn hit his second homer of the game leading off the sixth to cut the lead to 4-3.
The Fisher Cats tied the game in the bottom of the eighth, again with the help of an error. Glenn, who reached on a fielders choice, moved to third on a Schimpf double. Glenn scored when a grounder hit by Andy Burns was dropped at first base.
John Anderson (2.1 IP), Tyler Ibarra (2.0 IP), Tony Davis (3.0 IP), Scott Gracey (1.0 IP) and Gregory Infante (1.0 IP) each worked scoreless relief for the Fisher Cats.
Adrian Salcedo (0-2), New Britain's seventh pitcher, took the loss.
The series continues on Tuesday night in New Britain at 6:35pm. RHP Casey Lawrence (1-0, 1.72) is scheduled for to start for the Fisher Cats against New Britain RHP Virgil Vasquez (0-0, 6.75). Radio coverage begins at 6:15 p.m. with Bob Lipman on WGIR 610 AM and www.nhfishercats.com.
The Fisher Cats return home for their next homestand on Friday, April 25 at 6:35 p.m. against the Reading Fightin Phils. The first game of the homestand will feature Atlas Fireworks presented by HYUNDAI. Tickets and a full list of coming attractions are available at the box office at Northeast Delta Dental Stadium, by calling 603-641-2005, or by visiting www.nhfishercats.com.
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Major Attractions in the Netherlands
Start your trip by booking your flights to Netherlandsand plan to land in Amsterdam. Visit the Van Gogh Museum and the Anne Frank House. Then, visit the seat of the Netherlands government in The Hague. Here you can see the Binnenhof parliament building and two palaces, Huis ten Bosch and Noordeinde, that are owned by the royal family. The city of Rotterdam looks much different from other Dutch cities because of its towering skyscrapers and modern buildings. In Rotterdam you can visit the Diergaarde Blijdorp Zoo and view artistic masterpieces at the Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen.
Recurring Festivals and Events
The best vacations to Netherlands include time to attend local festivals that give you a glimpse into the country's culture. King's Day in late April is a national holiday to celebrate the birthday of the king. The whole country takes to the streets wearing orange for parades, entertainment, and street fairs. The largest celebration happens in Amsterdam. In May, the country celebrates National Windmill Day: windmills decorated with spring flowers open their doors for public tours. In March, celebrate the opening of the Keukenhof Gardens in Lisse at the Flower Parade. These sprawling gardens feature more than seven million tulips and many other varieties of plants. Use the Travelocity mobile app to look for great Netherlands vacations that include airfare and accommodation at Netherlands hotels. With the app, you can find mobile exclusive deals.


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Stared knitting simple scarfs etc about 6 months ago. Just started my first pattern - a shawl. I've had to frog it and start over about 4 times now because I keep losing my place, dropping stitches, etc. I use a row counter and pattern in plastic with an Expo to mark rows as I go. But I still lose my place, do the wrong stitches and have no idea how to tink when doing knits, yarnovers, and togs.
Will this come with practice or is this just not for me? I knit about 2-3 times a week usually but some weeks not at all. Just wondering how long it took others to become proficient. Thanks!!
It's different with everyone, but I would say that it's normal to do this with a pattern. When you're first starting, patterns can be so hard to understand, there's so many abbreviations and it's hard to keep track of where you're at. Heck I still have issues keeping track of where I'm at in more complicated patterns, and I've been knitting from patterns for at least 5 years now lol. The good news is, yes, it does get easier. Soon enough you'll be reading from patterns with ease. Don't get discouraged, you'll get it eventually!!
Hang in there, it'll come. Sort of like playing the piano. You're not going to be able to play Beethoven right away without error. . .
Now that you have the techniques down, read your knitting. Work a section and see what you've accomplished and how a particular set of stitches came together. When you work a certain increase or decrease, look at it. See what the end result looks like.
As you work a lace pattern, notice how the knit stitch goes in the yarn-over every time on a particular row to create the pattern. This way, when it doesn't on the next half of the row you know you've done something wrong.
Just examples of things I have done and still do that took me from being a pattern knitter to a knitter who consults with patterns.
I still make mistakes, but I often catch them as they hatch.
Lifelines! You need lifelines! There are lots of videos about them. https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=knitting+with+liflines Take your pick or find another, but do get acquainted with them, they'll save your sanity. Stitch markers too. If you use stitch markers to mark the beginning a repeat you can tell if you're on or off at that point and it's easier and less painful to tink back a set of stitches than to frog lots of rows.
Normal? Yeah, I'd say so. Dummy? Nope! As crazykntter83 said, it gets easier.
These are some great tips. I will use everyone of them!
I can't believe I didn't think about lifelines! I actually used them when I first started. And stitch markers. I'm using one to mark the middle but it makes sense to mark each repeat, at least until I get used to it.
So happy to have this resource. I can always count on the best advice here!
Thank you for that, Ingrid.:muah: It's very encouraging. I remember coming across your Beatrix Potter Blanket and hope one day to be able to come close to doing something that fantastic! I find I'm catching more of my mistakes before they get to be real problems and I'm using stitch markers to make sure I'm on track with the pattern I'm working now.
Yup! Stitch markers rule! I just finished a beret with a simple pattern in it and the stitch markers made it easy!
Lots of good advice and links to videos above. Reading your knitting, as Ingrid mentioned and making sure the lace pattern with it's increases, decreases and yarn overs lines up as you knit the next row is critcal. Here's a new videofor re-inserting your needle into a lace pattern that may help too.
Yes, that video is very helpful. Also it's good to hear that even seasoned knitters still make mistakes! Now off to Joanns to pick up more stitch markers! LOL!


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NY exhibit "Models as Muse" looks at beauty ideals
By Ellen Wulfhorst
NEW YORK (Reuters) - The new "Models as Muse" exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art celebrates some of the world's most beautiful women yet it shows how ideals of beauty have evolved to include the rest of women as well, its curator said on Monday.
Opening this week at the museum's Costume Institute, the exhibit traces high fashion and its models from post-World War Two haute couture to grunge and minimalism of the 1990s, with iconic photographs, magazine covers, advertisements, clothes, music and film clips to illustrate each distinctive era.
The show explores the power of clothing, fashion photography and models to project images of beauty over the years, its curators said at a preview for the media.
Its timeline begins in the golden age of sophisticated haute couture, which gave way to the youth-oriented 1960s, followed by the glamorous supermodel era that ended in grunge, the antithesis of glamour.
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