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Monday July 23rd, 2012 4:29pm
The Stony Brook men's lacrosse team enters the 2011 season with unprecedented expectations for the program. They are ranked No. 8 in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll and sixth in the USILA Coaches' poll.
The Seawolves return nearly their entire offense and possibly the best face-off man in the country in Adam Rand. Defensively, there will be many new faces, but coach Rick Sowell has gone from being concerned about this unit to being excited and optimistic.
Stony Brook announced its arrival as a major player by making the quarterfinals for the first time, before losing to Virginia, 10-9, in one of the most exciting games of 2010. The Seawolves proved they could go toe-to-toe with the top DI teams. This year the squad is looking to prove that not only are the expectations warranted, but they are looking to build on last year and take the next step to a first Final Four.
The Stony Brook offense returns its entire attack, the first midfield and 215 out of 225 goals scored last year. The attack boasts two MLL draft picks in Jordan McBride (14th pick) and Tom Compitello (28th pick) with McBride being a sharp shooter and putting up 55 points (44G, 11A) on 47% shooting.
Compitello is a strong dodger that both feeds and finishes well (37G, 35A). The third attackman is junior Kyle Belton (23G, 5A). The majority of his production came in the second half of the season and coach Sowell is hoping that he picks up where he left off. Matt Bellando, IL's No. 66 incoming recruit, should see time as the fourth attackman and as an invert middie at times on the second midfield. Coach Sowell says, "Bellando came with an impact-ready stick, and he just seems to be one of those kids that has a nose for the goal. We feel that we have to find a way to get him on the field."
The first midfield is headed by the reigning USILA Enners Award winner for the top player in DI, Kevin Crowley. Crowley (51, 26) was the first overall pick in the MLL draft and suited up for Team Canada in the World Championships. The experience and confidence that Crowley gained last spring and then last summer with Team Canada is significant.
He is joined by junior Robbie Campbell (20,17) and Tim Trenkle (10,10). Trenkle is an exceptional athlete, a senior and a three-year starter. IL ranked this unit the second-best midfield unit entering 2011. They should be a handful, and may benefit from fresher legs as there is more depth this year on the second midfield.
The second middies will have two Juco transfers in Adam Dahms (CCBC- Essex) and Russ Bonnano (Nassau). Graham Adams is a converted attackman that has been honing his game by playing box lacrosse in Canada over the summers. Bellando will also see some shifts with the group. Sowell feels that the group packs some good offensive punch and expects production from this line.
Adam Rand (31st pick in MLL draft) won 62% of his faceoffs last year and will make Stony Brook a formidable opponent for anyone. His challenge will be maintaining or improving his numbers without LSM Steven Waldeck, who has moved on to the MLL. He will be spelled by freshman Zach Smith and junior Rashad Cureton.
Defensively, the Seawolves had several question marks coming into the fall — but in what must be a scary contemplation for opponents — coach Sowell feels that the defense may be a little ahead of the offense right now.
Kyle Moeller, will likely cover the top attackman from opposing teams, while senior Brian Rennert is in tremendous shape and has a motor that just won't quit. Coach Sowell says, "Rennert's four-year progress has been absolutely incredible and is attributed to his hard work and dedication." Jak Wawrzyniak is an extremely agressive and physical defender who loves to get after it. Wawrzyniak suited up for England in the World Championships and could be a breakout player for Stony Brook.
Savaughn Greene really matured in the Virginia game and will be counted on heavily this season. The LSM duties will be handled by JJ Laforet and junior Greg Micelli. They will have to make up for the loss of Waldeck, but coach Sowell is excited about their tenacity and athletic abilities.
Filling Charlie Paar's big shoes in the net will be Rob Camposa, a fifth-year senior. He started in 2009 and has been the netminder in some big wins for the Seawolves. He is mature and has alot to offer with excellent mechanics and positioning. Sowell feels that the lefty is strong in the clearing game and is a solid stopper that should only improve as the season progresses.
Stony Brook opens the season at home against Virginia in a rematch of the quartefinal thriller. The game is noon Feb. 26. If Stony Brook continues the winning ways at the faceoff X and Camposa steps up in the net, then the Seawolves will be an extremely tough draw for anyone come tournament time.


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I was standing on a rock and I fell off it. I banged my shin, right in that spot where there's nothing but skin over bone, and it hurt. The rod did not break. The reel had a gash in the bar stock but still worked fine. I pulled myself up and on to the beach and the person fishing near me laughed. (He was a plug fisherman.) I did not catch a fish.
This happened in New York. Fortunately there is a cure for every fishing drought and it's called Florida. I fished from a lakeshore at dawn for bass and I did not fall in. There are alligators. I had pulled pork and sweet tea for lunch and a cuban with black beans and rice for dinner.
My friend further south has a boat and I ran down the turnpike and we idled through the inlet on an outgoing tide and the breakwater was loaded with pilchard. Two boats took turns drifting close to the rocks so someone could throw a cast net. When they hauled in the nets stunned pilchard fell out and snook bolted from the rocks and ate them.
Hooking a snook near structure can end badly because that's what they do, and even on the beach their gill plates can cut through shock tippet or draw blood. Phonetically, the old-timers pronounce it snuke, but try mentioning that in a way that doesn't make you seem like an asshole.
Pilchard are easy to mimic with fly tying materials, particularly super hair assembled with mono thread and epoxy in Hamilton Eat-Me fashion.
Snook also jump, and I like them very much.

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New N62 valve stem seal tool by AGA
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Authorized sneak peek of new N62 valve stem seal tool by
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Allows you to replace the valve stem seals on a BMW N62 without removing the cams.
The tool kit will be complete.
Valve compression rods for intake and exhaust.
Brushes to plug oil returns.
Ratcheting wrench for compression.
Control handle for compression rods.
Spark plug hole plugs with center bore for T. D.C indicator.
6.0 mm valve keeper install tool.
$680 looks like the quote being given to forum members that are on the waiting list
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that looks like a awsome device to do your own seals would it work for the m54 3.0i engine or is it specific for the n62? haven`t had to do seals in the 3.0 i yet but you never know.
New N62 valve stem seal tool by AGA
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New N62 valve stem seal tool by AGA
I just ordered the N62 timing tools and the overhead valve spring compressor to replace my valve seals on my 6er. I should have seen this first.
I wonder if I call up AGA if they would be able to have a version of the tool they can sell me.
I want to replace my valve seals but shudder at the idea of removing the camshafts and adjusting the timing.
New N62 valve stem seal tool by AGA
With the camshaft still in the engine, it looks like AGA is using a spring compressor tool to push down on the valve spring retainer.
They then slide out the rocker arms from under the camshaft, of course, the cam lobes are out of the way to freely remove the rocker arms.
With the rocker arms out, they can then freely compress the springs and remove the valve collets. (Bear in mind, the cylinder needs to be under pressure with compressed air at this point.)
After the collets are removed, the valve springs can then be taken out and give access to the valve stem seals.
At this point, AGA can then remove the old valve stem seal and replace it.
Next, install in reverse.
By the way, I posted a link on this forum a while back that showed how Sean750 did this procedure on a BMW V12 engine a while back.
Here it is: http://bmwe32.masscom.net/sean750/Va...eplacement.htm
I plan to do this procedure starting 11/18/2013 since my car needs to be smogged by the end of 11/2013.
Just thought I'd share what AGA's tool is probably going to do. They are very innovative. This guy is proud, passionate and actually patents his inventions for BMW repairs. :)
I am on the list to buy this tool. Should be shipping in 3 weeks. I'll let you all know how it goes.
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Yes, I just placed myself on the waiting list to order the tool as well.
Yep, I will pay the CA registration fees and get the smog later.
I was quoted $680 for the tool by Katie from All German Auto today.
I also plan to get the N62 Secondary Air injection cleaning tools.
I'll be so happy to get these issues taken care of in the next few weeks! :rofl:
However, this always happens to me:
As soon as I try to take on a project, something new comes out...lol.
So, I have to cancel my eBay orders for the N62 timing tools and the overhead valve spring compressor. :D
Looking forward to AGA sending me an email or giving me a call to place the order.
I wonder if the price on the repair is going to to decrease now? I need mine replaced as well and I'm not one to attempt this job.
bump ...
I have this tool for sale, used once, for $760 US. I am currently in Canada, I can ship to US for extra cost. Let me know of any one is interested
new one is $859+tax+ shipping
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Rifle Fit
A recent thread got on the subject of people mounting scopes and sighting-in rifles for other hunters. This is OK for a starting point, but should definitely not be the way to enter the woods for hunting. There are so many variables that effect shooting in the configuration of the rifle-scope-anatomy matchup, that doing this for someone else and getting it right has as much chance as winning the lottery! There's no such thing as one size fits all. I have had to modify all of my rifles for length of pull and scope ring height as well as focus and eye relief. I am currently working on an adjustable cheek piece that can be switched from rifle to rifle so that I can get a rock-solid mount-to-face with eye in perfect alignment with scope. This not only improves accuracy, but acquisition of target. Let's hear about your feelings on this important piece of the shooting/hunting equation. (By the way, the new Ruger American has a removable/adjustable cheek piece available. I think the only current model with such an offering.)-
Scope placement on rifles...
I agree that there isn't enough said in the articles in magazines about the need to have a correct fit. We don't all have the same hole placement in our bowling balls but for some reason most people would never consider having a buttstock length changed for the rifle to fit them. I personally am a reverse stock crawler. I almost never have the scope back far enough for me. For some reason when I mount a rifle the scope is always to far forward for me unless I have it set WAY back or the buttstock shortened. Most stores that sell rifles and scopes offer to mount and boresight the scope for the purcheser. I can't count the number of shooters I have seen on the line that have to chase their scope to get the proper eye relief. I bring my tools to the range during sight in days just to loan them out to shooters after I point out that their scope can be adjusted back for a correct fit. I always ask them to stand up, close their eyes and then shoulder the rifle. When I say open your eyes most of them then have to slide their head forward on the buttstock to get the eye relief correct. This isn't the way it should be, but for some reason we put up with it. The problem is made worse here in Minnesota because in the late fall the temps are falling and we all layer up to keep warm. Eye relief that was a little off gets worse with lots of layers on.
Great points, Karl, although I was a little worried about where you were going when you started saying, "...we don't all have the same hole placement..." :lol: I NEVER have my scopes mounted or bore-sighted at a gun shop; I don't trust them. I've seen new scopes badly damaged - crushed tubes - by so-called mounting experts. Plus, I feel that's something every shooter should learn how to do.
Your comment about bulky clothes is right-on, too. That can really "increase" your LOP to a dysfunctional lenghth.
Great discussion. Lately I've had trouble getting proper scope/rifle position set for me. I don't know what has changed, eyes for sure, but seems like the scope is too short even purchased set back rings but still having trouble. Don't know if the damn neck surgery has changed my head position??? This has happened on three rifles lately. Head position is too far forward to get full scope picture. This with the old Redfields of yesteryear that worked fine for a younger HM! :confused:
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Eye relief is one major factor.
Another is cheekbone position on the butt-stock.
You can see in the photo that I have had to build-up my cheek rest.
Now it works perfectly for me.
I've set up a lot of long gun/scope combos for many guys and never had much of a problem other than a few ring height issues, and always check eye relief last before the final tightening. Until my bother in law's Savage 220 last year. Talk about the difference in people, I used low rings, always my first choice unless conditions warrant higher ones, and it fit me perfect. When he put it up, he was almost looking under the scope, I couldn't believe it. We found a really nice composite saddle type cheek piece that raised the cheek height 5/8", making it perfect for him, impossible for me to even look through it. Like you guys said, different people fit guns differently. As for the "change" issue, I noticed the last few years with my slug gun that I'm having to force my face a little further forward to get a good picture, before it was fine. I guess it's because I used to be 6'3", now I'm only 5'11" HAHAHA!!
Everyone's height decreases with age.
The padded disks between the bony vertebrae shrink as we get older.
Your face on the other hand tends to keep growing and widening.
Your eyes don't focus as well either after 40.
The warranty on our bodies seem to expire at 40, and then problems develop more and more every year.
In 2008 I had to have 2 surgeries in one year. First time ever in an operating room. Really scared me the first time. Second time was a piece of cake since I was used to it by then.
We all wear out.
Sad, but hasn't it been fun wearing out! :yes:
Just be glad we are not HORSES.....
At least they don't just shoot us, and make dog food out of us.
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Governance: Lighting the Leadership Chalice (II)
General Assembly 2009 Event 3005
UU University Governance Track, Part II
Facilitators: The Rev. Rob Eller-Isaacs, Co-Minister, Unity Church, St. Paul, MN; and Laura Park, Principal, Unity Consulting.
"Since my house burned down, I have a much better view of the mountains and the moon rising beyond them."—This was a visual reading performed during the short worship service which preceded this continuation of the UU University Governance track, presented by Unity Consulting.
The facilitating team felt that one significant question that was raised several times in yesterday's session needed to be answered early today. That is, "What is the role of the minister in vision casting?" The Rev. Rob Eller-Isaacs explained that the minister provides the underpinning for the theology used to inform the vision casters. The specifics are the duties of the congregation and their elected officers. The minister and any other designated executive, however, do act as Prime Informants, to use Carver terminology.
Laura Park summarized the first session and set the scene for today. In the earlier session, we started by recalling our personal experience of the holy, explored our values, discussed the filling of nested bowls resulting in a fulfilling vision and leading to a clarity of leadership which liberates energy in our congregations. We reviewed the indicators we can use to measure how things are going and we received an overview of Policy Based Governance (PBG) as a structure on which to hang our findings. Today is about applying that PBG model, and answering questions we have about the model.
Participants were asked to review two case studies, and then meet as four person boards to answer two questions: "What is the good governance response?" and "What Policy Based Governance factors apply?"
In Case Study #1, a staff member had expressed concerns to a board chair about a senior minister's "management style". The comments and questions which emerged from the board discussions of this issue included:
- Do we have a policy in place that covers this situation?
- Does the board need to craft a grievance process?
- If there is no policy in place, question whether the two people should have spoken face to face.
- The board would hopefully have conflict resolution policies in place.
- We need a policy on respectful relations.
- If the minister is the executive the solution would have been be different. If the minister is the executive what controls have been put in place?
- Should the minister be supervising anyone?
- As a board we would need more data from the unhappy staff member.
- We need to do more data gathering.
- This clearly indicates a monitoring process problem.
- Is this a systemic or an individual conflict?
- Is this simply good management that is not liked by the staff member concerned?
- Our board did not feel that we needed to maintain confidentiality of the individual—it was just difference in communications style
- We had no consensus.
- If the staff complainant is a congregation member, that would be a[n additional] problem.
- The board chair should not have talked with this individual.
- It is difficult to write policy while in the midst of a problem.
Joe Sullivan of Unity Consulting led a discussion on how board meetings change when you shift to Policy Based Governance, and we watched two role plays of board meetings addressing the same problem—one with and one without PBG in place. In the discussion that followed many differences in style were identified between the two meetings, but the participants recognized that the primary difference was in focus and direction:
The "old" (non-PBG) board got hung up on the money issue, with each member representing a different constituency. In contrast, 85% of the time in the "new" (PGB) board meeting was spent looking to the future, because they knew that the problem raised was someone else's [i.e., a designated person's or committee's] responsibility and they—the board— represent the whole congregation.
Testimonials were presented, via recorded video, from congregations who have had success implementing Policy Based Governance. Some representative comments are:
- "PGB has helped us focus on who we serve."
- "This governance style lets us know that a portion of our leadership is designated to look ahead."
- "We are more intentionally in conversation with the congregation."
- "Congregations can be comfortable that the board enables accountability."
Joe Sullivan introduced four transition stages in a mult-year process of moving to Policy Based Governance, emphasizing that benefits can be realized from every stage— even if you never fully implement PBG.
Unity Consulting calls the first stage "Dreaming over Oceans," and suggests scheduling 12-18 months to complete it. During this stage the board articulates the values, mission and goals of the congregation. This includes beginning a conversation within and among the congregation. This is the ideal time to suggest new ideas—to brainstorm. The board also drafts a transition plan during this stage, recognizing that you're going to be building a new boat while you're still sailing the old one. Now, especially, it's almost impossible to communicate too much, but recognize that it is fundamentally holy work, and that you can expect to get substantial benefits from just going through this phase.
The second stage, which they call "We'll Build a Boat," is typically completed in about 12 months. Here, the board crafts policies that have ends that the congregation and its board can live with for a year. This is the time to establish executive limitations. Many congregations find it helpful to work with someone accustomed to policy formulation during this phase. Although there are templates available, the board, its committees and the congregation should be careful not to copy another group's policies—the policies you adopt must fit your congregation's values, if they are to be meaningful and lasting. This is the time to begin establishing your new governance structures. Bylaw changes, most commonly elimination or revision of committees and changing the role of the treasurer, may be needed. To enable the work going forward, the board establishes a monitoring schedule, indicating when each policy will be monitored and revised. A standard agenda for board meetings can be drawn up. If this has not already been done, the vision needs to be set at this time.
The third stage, "Learning the Ropes," is a 12 month period during which everyone is getting used to the model and how it works. The executive will write policy interpretations which the board reviews and approves or, if needed, revises. It is now that the board establishes board development and education practices and invites the nomination comittee into dialogue with them. You should also start thinking about what data will be tacked to ensure progress is being made.
The forth and final stage is "Sailing with Confidence." This is when you are actually living the model. A 2-5 year cycle is established, during which you continue to refine practices, guide new board members, and initiate holy conversations to renew and revise the nested bowls. This is not a 1,2,3,4 or 5 year thing. This is ongoing holy work.
A video was shorn in which congregational leaders who have gone through this process of transition offered advice:
- "This is an ongoing process even after 4 years."
- "You can't put enough energy into making sure new board members understand PBG."
- "Talk about the role of the community, leadership, and committees—not just the board. You are changing the culture of community."
- "Counsel patience and make sure someone is riding herd to move it forward."
- "This belongs to the people."
- "When you have a momentum, move forward with it."
- "Have an inventory of old committees and make sure they have a place in the new model."
- "Build from the existing model."
- "Draw on the wisdom of other congregations with a policy manual."
- "The transition is a great teaching experience, which may be more valuable than the final end goal of PBG."
- "And, of course, a sense of perspective and humor is always useful."
Laura Park challenged the participants to ask themselves, "So What?—Now What? What key insights do you want to take back to your congregations? How could these insights enhance your congregation's effectiveness? What next steps will you take with your congregation to realize the benefits you anticipate?"
Participants took a few minutes to answer these questions for themselves, and then took five minutes to find a neighbor with whom they could partner, to keep each other accountable. The pairs swapped contact information and set dates for follow-up.
Gini Courter gave the participants their final charge. As always, Gini's words were filled with humor and wisdom in equal part. "This is cool," she said. "You're still here, which means you're committed to good governance."
"The economy of late has presented us with an opportunity to make use of good governance. There is dissonance between who we say we are and the reality of who we actually are. We cannot continue to let people exercise unaccountable power in our congregations. I think this costs us ministries. We have often failed to understand that shared ministry means lay people do good governance 365 days a year.
"Here's what I need you to do, and the reason is not trivial. good governance is the key to the Unitarian Universalism we want to pass on to our children. Take your plans back home and get the governance gig right. But remember, you will go back smarter and changed—and therefore suspect.
"Our mission is to transform the world, not gaze at each others navels. To the extent we can do this in these hard times the more likely we can be a beacon of light in our world. Go back and tell the truth. Build it strong because it needs to last the generations."
Reported by Rodney Lowe; edited by Bill Lewis.


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Altercation Leads to Gunfire In Hermiston
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Sometime between Midnight on Friday, February 21, 2014, David Leon Colbray showed up at the Hermiston Police Department with an apparent gunshot wound to the back. He was with Vanessa Dunmeyer (7-22-91) of Hermiston. Hermiston Fire and Emergency services responded and transported Colbray to Good Shepherd Medical Center for treatment.
Sheriff's deputies conducted an inteview with Dunmeyer and learned the shooting occured on NE 10th Street, near Theater Lane. Dunmeyer told investigators that she and Colbray left Stockman's restaurant and were heading towards Vista Trailer Park, at 1800 NE 10th St. Hermiston, OR, when she noticed her jacket was missing. Colbray drove past the entrance of Vista to Theater Lane, because Dunmeyer believed she left her jacket at Stockman's. When Colbray tried to turn around, his vehicle was blocked in by a white four door car. It was learned that Jerome Martel Price (4-9-85), Javier Noe Martinez (10-15-90) and Otelia Lucinda Ramirez (8-17-90), got out of the white vehicle and confronted Colbray and Dunmeyer. Ms. Dunmeyer believed Ms. Ramirez had some issues with her and was trying to get inside the vehicle driven by Colbray.
Price took items belonging to Colbray during the confrontation. Ms. Dunmeyer related she saw Martinez come to the driver's side of the vehicle and brandished a firearm. Colbray was able to escape in the vehicle, but it is alleged Martinez shot at the vehicle as Colbray and Dunmeyer were escaping. It is believed during this altercation Colbray was hit in the back.
Colbray was treated at Good Shepherd Medical Center later released.
The investigation continued over the weekend, where investigators searched the area of NE 10th Street and Theater Lane of evidence. They also continued to attempt to locate Price, Martinez and Ramirez.
On Monday, February 24, 2014, Price was located and lodged on a Parole Violation, and later Martinez was located and also lodged for assault in the first degree.
The investigation is still continuing and all investigative material will be turned over to the Umatilla County District Attorney for additional charges.
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By Andrea Chalfin News Dir. On March 20, 2013 · 5 Comments · In Bente Birkeland, Capitol Coverage, Energy, KRCC News
A measure to require more inspectors for oil and gas wells across the state is scheduled for a public hearing at the capitol tomorrow. It was the first drilling related bill introduced this session, and the sponsor hopes it will begin to address public concerns about hydraulic fracturing. Bente Birkeland has more from the state capitol.
5 Responses to First Democratic Oil and Gas Bill to Get Hearing at Capitol
Nicole Rosa says:
Really?! So 15 inspectors for 43,000 wells isn't enough?!
Cyndy Kulp says:
Don't forget the inactive wells, they leak, too and there are more of them than inactive.
Georgia Moen says:
My head is going to explode! Our congressional representatives are just now starting to think it's a good idea to have wells inspected more frequently? A large portion of the public has been screaming their concerns for a LONG time now. What planet are they living on, for crying out loud!
laura h says:
So annoying. All states' inspections are tragically underfunded and overwhelmed by the number of wells, active or otherwise.
Lorena says:
We actually have over 50,000 wells. http://cogcc.state.co.us/Library/Statistics/CoWkly&MnthlyO&GStats.pdf
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The following list is a sampling of movies that had to be made over because they weren't good enough for modern audiences—at least, that's what some genius somewhere thought. You could probably add a baker's dozen of your own, and hey, we'd love to hear from you. Sadly, none of us got around to seeing British director Guy Ritchie's inexplicable remake of Lina Wertmüller's Swept Away, starring his blushing bride, Madonna. Here at the Independent, our interest in the grotesque and macabre only goes so far.
Night of the Living Dead (1990)
This time, it's in color and the female lead is an ass-kicking warrior princess instead of a simpering ninny. But most of the other elements of George Romero's 1968 masterpiece are still in place: moaning zombies rising from their graves, seven strangers taking refuge in a Pennsylvania farmhouse, arguments over the relative safety of the basement (note to horror-movie protagonists: Stop going into the basement), patricide, a redneck sheriff delivering the classic line, "Ah, they're dead, they're all messed up," and lots of horrific gore.
It's not a bad resurrection of what may be the best low-budget horror film ever made, but it's a mystery as to why Romero decided to pour his creative talents and his financing into a rehash instead of moving his apocalyptic plot forward. The 1978 sequel Dawn of the Dead was an exceptional and intelligent piece of work, but the series was degraded in 1983 by the incompetent Day of the Dead. This remake, though watchable, was a wasted opportunity. (Tom Zoellner)
Vanilla Sky (2001)
Americans are dim children who can't be trusted with ambiguity—that's why Hollywood had to take us by our little hands and patiently explain everything that was left unsaid and partly open for interpretation in this remake of the Spanish original, Abre Los Ojos. Then again, it might have been because one of the lead actors didn't understand it. You have to wonder who got to explain it to the other: Dianetics practitioner Tom Cruise, or his girlfriend Penélope Cruz, who also starred in the Spanish version. Have you ever noticed that she's a total babe until she smiles, when her scrunched-up face looks like a rat's? Director Cameron Crowe should know better. How would he feel if someone came along and tried to remake Fast Times at Ridgemont High? I probably shouldn't even say that out loud. Someone will! (Andy Smetanka)
Lolita (1997)
British director Adrian Lyne's remake of the Nabokov story isn't exactly bad; it simply doesn't have the ingenious casting of the 1962 Stanley Kubrick film going for it. Dominique Swain is very good as Dolores Haze, but Sue Lyons was better. Romantically constipated James Mason was the perfect Humbert Humbert; Jeremy Irons is just too Jeremy Irons. Melanie Griffiths is blowzy and whiny enough to seem like the perfect choice for Charlotte Haze, but she can't hold a candle to Shelly Winters. And finally, no offense to Frank Langella, but there's only one Clare Quilty, and his name is Peter Sellers. Now vamoose. (Andy Smetanka)
Diabolique (1996)
Can't blame a guy for trying—even Alfred Hitchcock wanted to buy the rights to Henri-Georges Clouzot's 1955 chiller about administrative skullduggery at a down-at-the-heels boarding school, but eventually settled for having the people who wrote the book write Vertigo for him instead. Pretty good deal, that.
But the doorknobs responsible for this idiotic remake, starring Sharon Stone and Isabella Adjani, just don't understand squat about what made the original so creepy. They've completely gutted the logic of certain characters, cheated shamelessly with plot points, and befouled the surprise ending of the 1955 movie with not just one but multiple dumb turnarounds and slasher-movie clichés.
On the bright side, Chazz Palminteri's character gets poisoned and drowned in a bathtub. Chazz Palminteri's character should be poisoned and drowned in a bathtub in all his movies.(Andy Smetanka)
Psycho (1998)
Perhaps the most notorious remake of all, Gus Van Sant's controversial (read: no one friggin' asked for it!) 1998 remake is an exact replica of Alfred Hitchcock's 1960 Ur-slasher masterpiece. Again, it's not exactly bad. How could it be been when the director literally copied the original shot for shot?
But Van Sant was also going toe-to-toe with some truly iconic performances and images, and he must have known it. You can't just scrub your mind of Janet Leigh and Anthony Perkins and replace them with Anne Heche and Vince (Swingers) Vaughn. What the hell was he thinking? And do we really need to see Norman Bates masturbating?
Many a remake is made by people who don't love the original movie enough. Van Sant's problem is that he loved the original Psycho too much. If you really love something, just leave it alone. (Andy Smetanka)


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Gangaur Festival: It celebrated all over Rajasthan in honoring the goddess Gauri (A manifestation of Parvati), who represents purity and austerity. The word Gangaur is made up of two words, 'Gan' and 'Gaur', where 'Gan' means Lord Shiva and 'Gaur' which stands for Gauri (Parvati). This festival is also celebrated in different cities with the Mewar festival. Predominantly, the festival is for women, particularly unmarried girl, who dress up in their finest costumes, and pray for a good spouse of their choice, while the married women pray for the long life and welfare of their husbands. A colorful procession of decorated images of the goddess Gauri is organized during the festival, and idols of Gauri are circulated all over cities with huge fanfare. These idols are immersed in a lake on the last day of the festival.
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Re: mac new OS "mountain lion", compile function,
Note that there may be a bug in Xcode 4.4's handling of installing the
command-line tools -- at least under OS X Lion (10.7.4): I did use the
Xcode Preferences to install the command-line tools, but still in a
Terminal session clang showed as the old version; and when I reopened
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So instead I went to https://developer.apple.com/downloads/index.action,
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>> I don't know if this posting is in the right group. If not please forgive me.
>> I know that updating the OS to mountain lion was a bit early usually I wait until the first update is available. However, in a weak moment I did update and now suffer the consequences.
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FIFA's executive committee chose South Africa, always the slight favourites during the 18-month bidding process, by 14 votes to 10 over Morocco in the first round of voting.
The other candidate to host the 32-team finals on African soil for the first time was Egypt who, after pledging support for Morocco, received no votes. However, FIFA president Sepp Blatter praised Egypt's presentation as the best.
The winning candidate needed a majority of 13 votes to secure victory and the result in favour of South Africa was greeted by ecstatic scenes inside Zurich's World Trade Centre when Mr Blatter announced the winner.
"Thank you FIFA. Thank you Sepp Blatter," said Irvin Khoza, the chairman of South Africa's bidding committee in his opening remarks afterwards. "This is for Africa. This is the people of the world voting for Africa's renewal."
The victory scenes were in marked contrast to those of four years ago when South Africa missed out on the 2006 finals.
Former South African president Nelson Mandela, who at 85 is his country's iconic leader and was an ambassador for the bid, posed with the World Cup trophy.
He said: "I feel like a young man of 15, and the beauty of this victory is that we were dealing with highly capable competitors who made it difficult for us to forecast what the outcome would be".
Morocco's bid leader Saad Kettani congratulated the South Africans and said the 2010 World Cup would be a great event.
"We're disappointed but we're not desperately upset because this is part of a much greater strategic plan for Morocco," he said. "We want to join free trade associations with Europe and America. This bid was part of our program of reforms."
Five countries entered the final stage of the race on Friday but Libya's bid was disqualified by FIFA on Saturday because it did not meet certain criteria and Tunisia pulled out on Friday after being refused the option of co-hosting with Libya.
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Vehicle Hits Parked Tractor Trailer; Driver Hospitalized
A vehicle struck a parked tractor trailer on Route 81 northbound near Pulaski, and the condition of the driver is unknown.
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My dad met my mam, who lived in Romney Road, Barrow when he played football for Barrow FC. They were married on 31st of July 1947 at St James' Church. My mam and dad moved to Gateshead where my dad played Gateshed FC until 1953. I was born in 1948 and have many memories of holidays spent in Barrow where some of my mam's family still live.
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Laundry Room
Improved the view
Next up is building a counter over them and doing some cabinets above.
Has anyone tackled Laundry Room Projects? Just curious of what people have done. It's a small room, but has high ceilings. I'm thinking of a lightweight countertop over the top so that it can be removed easily if necessary and some IKEA shelves above. For the counter, I've seen people have plywood covered in stainless steel and I like the function and looks of it.
I know Id need to build a basic frame to hold it up, and unfortunately all of the plumbing and outlets for the machines are right at the level where I'd like it, so I may have to have a shorter depth where I'd leave a bit of space at the wall to allow for those.
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CMT in Youngstown Ohio
what is best paint to use on cement board?
I am using a section as a new floor for a kitchen sink base. I would want it to be as water resistant as possible - I plan to use clear silicone to seal the edge seam and fill in some gaps where I cut holes for the water lines and drain (which came from below, not up through the wall and into the cabinet from the rear) - oh, and the piece of material is probably upside-down (the side witht the grid pattern is facing down)
Any suggestions?
Wherever you use 100% silicone, NO PAINT, STAIN OR ANY OTHER COATING WILL EVER ADHERE.
Pet peeve.
If you didn't already know this, put the tube down. walk away.
I don't like silicone for this reason. And it is a pain to carve out if you get moisture or whatever behind it. However, you can get quality paintable caulk with SOME silicone in it. Best of both worlds. You get a nice caulk and elasticity from the silicone.
As for paint, I think you will want to use a floor paint. I have use Benjamin Moore's Porch, Floor and Patio paint the most. The oil-based is urethane reinforced and the waterbased is epoxy reinforced. The water based is a little less glossy and might be a better choice for a wet area. You will need a couple of coats but primers are usually not recommended for floors. You can get it in factory and custom mix colors.
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This is not my first time trying to grow it out, but it is my first time trying to care for it. The other times I would just wash and go. That lead to frizzy poofy out of control hair.
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According to a recent notice from conference organizer Doug Baker, the podcasts for the "Politics of Jesus" conference are now online. Each runs between 50-70 minutes. I've included my live-blog of each message so that you can follow along as you listen. David Nelson, Adorning Our Savior's Teaching: How the Gospel Matters for Public Life [Read More…]
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The Politics of Jesus, Message Four: Greg Thornbury's "Marriage: If Not Sacred – What?"
Just moments ago on Friday afternoon, October 10th, Dr. Greg Thornbury of Union University in Jackson, TN gave an address at "The Politics of Jesus" conference at the First Baptist Church of Durham, NC entitled "Marriage: If Not Sacred – What?" The young theologian of rising renown spoke with characteristic eloquence and punch in his [Read More…]
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[U.S. UNDER-20 MEN] Joshua Gatt and Conor Doyle, who both made their
professional debuts this fall in Europe, were among the nine new players called into the U.S. under-20 national team camp Coach Thomas Rongen will hold Dec. 12-19 in Sunrise, Fla.
Gatt has four goal for Austrian second division club SCR Altach, while Doyle has seven league appearances for Derby County of England's League Championship. Doyle's father David played indoor soccer after moving from Ireland to attend Campbell University, and Ireland had been hoping to convince Conor Doyle to play for its U-21 national team.
The University of Michigan's Soony Saad, like Gatt a product of the Detroit area, was one of 10 college players called into the camp that will include two friendlies against Canada on Dec. 16 and Dec. 18.
In all, the roster features 11 college players and professional players who ply their trade in eight different countries. There are three representatives of Major League Soccer, a pair of Philadelphia Union players in Jack McInerney and Amobi Okugo and D.C. United's Conor Shanosky.
The foreign-based contingent includes Joseph Gyau, who plays in the youth system at German club Hoffenheim. Gyau's father Phillip played for the USA and grandfather Nana represented Ghana. Kevin Piedrahita is the backup goalie at Colombian club America de Cali.
U.S. U-20 Roster:
GOALKEEPERS (2): Zac MacMath (Univ. of Maryland; St. Petersburg, Fla.), Kevin Piedrahita (America de Cali; Queens, N.Y.)
DEFENDERS (8): Gale Agbossoumonde (no club; Syracuse, N.Y.), Greg Garza (Estoril Praia; Grapevine, Texas), Sebastien Ibeagha (Duke Univ.; Missouri City, Texas), Perry Kitchen (Univ. of Akron; Indianapolis, Ind.), Eric Schoenle (West Virginia Univ.; Yardley, Pa.), Ben Sweat (Univ. of South Florida; Palm Harbor, Fla.), Zarek Valentin (Univ. of Akron; Lancaster, Pa.), Korey Veeder (no club; St. Petersburg, Fla.)
MIDFIELDERS (8): Steven Evans (Univ. of Portland; Troutdale, Ore.), Joshua Gatt (SCR Altach; Plymouth, Mich.), Joe Gyau (Hoffenheim; Silver Spring, Md.), Alex Molano (Dinamo Zagreb; Grapevine, Texas), Amobi Okugo (Philadelphia Union; Sacramento, Calif.), Dillon Powers (Univ. of Notre Dame; Plano, Texas), Kelyn Rowe (UCLA; Newport Beach, Calif.), Conor Shanosky (D.C. United; Sterling, Va.)
FORWARDS (6): Conor Doyle (Derby County FC; McKinney, Texas), Dylan Mares (Univ. of Louisville; Zionsville, Ind.), Jack McInerney (Philadelphia Union; Alpharetta, Ga.), Adrian Ruelas (Santos; Fontana, Calif.), Soony Saad (Univ. of Michigan; Dearborn, Mich.), Omar Salgado (no club; El Paso, Texas)


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Portland Municipal Orchestra, season 1927-28
Contributed by: Friends of the Kotzschmar Organ
Date: circa 1928
Location: Portland
Media: Photograph
Item 96822
Schatzer's Concert Orchestra of Boothbay Harbor, ca. 1915
Contributed by: Boothbay Region Historical Society
Date: circa 1915
Location: Boothbay Harbor
Media: Photograph
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John Bapst High School Orchestra, Bangor, ca. 1931
Contributed by: John Bapst Memorial High School
Date: circa 1931
Location: Bangor
Media: Photograph
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Before the era of recorded music and radio, nearly every community had a band that played at parades and other civic events. Fire departments had bands, military units had bands, theaters had bands. Band music was everywhere.
Remembering Mellie Dunham: Snowshoe Maker and Fiddler
Alanson Mellen "Mellie" Dunham and his wife Emma "Gram" Dunham were well-known musicians throughout Maine and the nation in the early decades of the 20th century. Mellie Dunham also received fame as a snowshoe maker.
A fire and two men whose lives were entwined for more than 50 years resulted in what is now considered to be "the Jewel of Portland" -- the Austin organ that was given to the city of Portland in 1912.
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New Portland: Bridging the Past to the Future
A multi-village history of this western Maine town as created by students and teachers from MSAD #74, the New Portland Community Library, and the New Portland Historical Society. Exhibits are divided into sections examining North New Portland Village, East New Portland Village, and West New Portland Village.
An extensive history of a small central Maine town as compiled by team members from Guilford Historical Society and Piscataquis Community Middle School, with input from Guilford Memorial Library, Guilford Economic Development Board, and the Guilford's town office. Manufacturing, festive events, historic buildings, notable veterans, and education, are covered in depth.
The Downeast community's history as presented by a broad-based team of representatives from Surry Elementary School and Surry Historical Society. Topics covered include the Surry Opera House and Surry Playhouse, the Surry Village School and education over time in the community, sawmills, and early property owner Phebe Fowler. Students scanned and transcribed a large number of the items digitized for the project.


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A suspected pedophile surrendered to police after German law enforcement published clips from videos of child pornography allegedly showing the man. The German Federal Criminal Investigations Office also posted several photos and audio samples of the man's voice as they reached out to the public for clues leading to his arrest.
Police said they found about 42 videos in which the suspected pedophile abused children, believed to be between the ages of 5 and 7 at the time. The Investigator's Office said the man used violence against the children in some of the clips. The German Federal Criminal Investigations Office has been using technology to combat child pornography for several years.
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Never say never to the String Cheese Incident.
The Colorado band is back –again — to play a three-run stint for its String Cheese Incident Winter Carnival 2011. The ultimate jam party will take place March 10-12 at Broomfield's 1stBank Center. The three-day music party will also feature sets by Ott, J.D. Crowe & The New South and Ivan Neville's Dumpstaphunk.
Advance tickets for The String Cheese Incident Winter Carnival 2011 go on sale Jan. 12 at www.stringcheeseincident.com. Regular tickets can be purchased starting Jan. 15. Tickets will cost $55 per night.
As a special perk, ticket buyers will also get a free MP3 download of the concert they attend at www.livecheese.com
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RE: Re: Howto convert a 2D graphic to a 3D graphic
The Presentations package has the routines Circle3D and Disk3D to directly
draw such objects.
Circle3D[position,normal,radius,anglerange] will draw a circle with the
specified position and radius. The orientation of the circle is given by the
normal vector.
Also it is very easy to combine these objects with other 3D graphics in a
single graphics statement and to do various transformations such as
rotations or translations on individual objects.
David Park
djmpark at comcast.net
From: dh [mailto:dh at metrohm.com]
Hi David,
you could e.g. display the circle as a thin cylinder:
Graphics3D[Cylinder[{{0, 0, 0}, {0, 0, .01}}, 1]]
hope this helps, Daniel
David wrote:
> Newbie question:
> Is there a simple way to convert a 2D graphic object like Circle or Disk
> (lets assume they are in the xy plane) into a 3D object? I want to be
> able to do a 3D rotation on, for example, a circle.
> Thanks for hints or solutions, David.


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BRIAN PINELLI reports from Prague, Czech Republic.
It was a masterful run tainted by just a few small mistakes.
Michal Smolen roared to his first career world cup podium, paddling to a bronze medal in men's K-1 at the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup in Prague on Saturday.
"I don't think I need to be upset with myself, it was a good result," Smolen said shortly after the race, referring to two costly penalties lower down the course. "It was my first international podium on the senior circuit."
The twenty-year-old U.S. kayaker's previous best world cup result had been a ninth place finish, in Prague 2012. In April, however, the young American put the slalom world on notice when he won the Under-23 World Championship in Australia.
Smolen's run was clean for more than two-thirds of the 22-gate course set, however he incurred four costly seconds of penalty time for touches on upstream gate 17 and 19. His time – on the nearly 400-meter long Troja whitewater course located just outside the Prague city center – was 92.06 seconds, 4.90 off the pace of winner Hannes Aigner of Germany.
"I was really trying to focus on making it clean down the course, but you get to the bottom and the energy is so high around you with that crowd," Smolen said referring to the highly enthusiastic Czech audience, perhaps pivos (beer) playing a role. "I think I let it get to me a little too much and I hit those two gates."
"You lose four seconds where I could have gone a little safer and finished second, or maybe even first," he said.
"Having two penalties and still being on the podium shows just how good of a run it was," said Rafal Smolen, Michal's father and coach. "He has the potential to be top three on a regular basis."
The Polish-born kayaker – who obtained his U.S. citizenship in February 2013 – was the final paddler to attack the rapids, having posted the fastest time in the morning semifinals, 0.16 quicker than Czech favorite Vit Prindis.
Smolen appeared to have victory within reach during the final run, clocking a midway split time 2.42 seconds quicker than the 2012 Olympic bronze medalist Aigner. However, the late mistakes were detrimental.
"On (gate) 17, into the upright I was a little late and you could see my bow getting close to the inside pole. I stopped looking and hit the outside pole," Smolen explained. "I lost my focus there."
Regarding the touch on 19, Smolen said: "You try to cut the line and you hit the gate. There's a lot of give and take and you end up losing time with the penalty."
Smolen's world cup medal was the first individual medal by a U.S. kayaker or canoeist since teammate Fabien LeFevre claimed bronze at the 2013 season opening event in Cardiff.
Riverside in the Czech capital and perhaps even playing a role in Smolen's podium performance was three-time Olympian Scott Parsons, who served as a co-course setter along with Jiri Prskavec Sr.
After the race, Smolen's father Rafal admitted that it is sometimes difficult finding a balance between his two roles.
"As a coach, I'm looking at the technical aspects of his run and how to help him improve, but as a father it's emotional and there is nervousness," Smolen Sr. said. "I try to manage that, but it's definitely difficult."
Earlier this season, Smolen had a breakthrough victory, winning the Under-23 world championship in Penrith, Australia. He said it has given him great confidence, while also settling the nerves this season.
2012 Olympic silver medalist and local Czech hero Vavra Hradilek – who missed the race due to a back injury – gave props to the young U.S. kayaker.
"I was commentating for Czech TV and I was so excited about Michal's run," Hradilek said. "To beat so many big names here will give him so much energy for the second part of the season. He's got big potential and he's a good spirit too, which is important for our sport."
Nabbing second place on Saturday was Hradilek's Czech teammate and world championship silver medalist Jiri Prskavec, who completed the course 1.71 seconds ahead of Smolen.
As the Prague race is the third of five tour stops, Smolen will try to ride his wave of success into the final two world cup events in La Seu D'urqell, Spain (August 1-3) and Augsburg, Germany (August 15-17).
Smolen said he is trying to peak for the ICF World Championships in Deep Creek, Maryland, September 17-21 – the return of the showcase event to the U.S. for the first time in 25 years.
"I hope to keep building on top of this, but obviously the big one is world championships in Deep Creek," Smolen said. "All of the focus during the season is towards that with steps along the way."
Certainly, it was a proud day for the Smolen family as well as a testament to the hard work, commitment and dedication behind the scenes at USA Canoe/Kayak.


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Mysore Self Practice
Mysore style is how Ashtanga yoga was introduced and taught in Mysore, India by Sri K. Pattabhi Jois and now by his grandson, Sharath Jois. Each student works at his/her own individual pace within the group. One-to-one assistance, adjustment in thepostures, and tuition are given within the group context.
Students are taught new postures/series when they can remember the sequence and complete the posture on which they are currently working. This style of teaching makes Ashtanga yoga accessible to students at all levels.
Conference for Ashtanga students
With Susan Bysh
Date: Sunday dates to be confirmed for March 17
Time: 10:30am (after Sunday Mysore practice)
A short talk on some aspect of the practice, followed by a Q & A session – all your questions on anything to do with Ashtanga are welcome!
Conference is free, and you can attend the Mysore session first or just come at 10:30.
Our first Conference was a great success, with some interesting questions and discussion. It was especially nice to socialise over brunch afterwards, so come and bond with your fellow Ashtangis or just come and see what it's all about.
All are welcome.
No booking necessary, free event, just turn up!


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The Mormon Helping Hands program brings together members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and their neighbors to provide community service.
More than a thousand Mormon Helping Hands volunteers cleaned the affected areas from the October earthquake
Latter-day Saints of all ages pitched in to build bridges, plant trees, weed, paint structures, and clean and beautify neighborhoods
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints teaches that serving others and the community is one of the characteristics of the true followers of Jesus Christ. Young people in particular learn principles of good citizenship that will help make them strong members of their communities.
Latter-day Saints in their Mormon Helping Hands vests helped clean up after tornadoes struck the Southern United States
Thousands of people in 100 West African communities benefited from the All-Africa Mormon Helping Hands Day in August 2013
Volunteers from the Long Beach, California, area pick up trash during the 2011 Mormon Helping Hands Day
Mormon Helping Hands volunteers have been major contributors in relief efforts to help people whose lives have been devastated by natural disasters. Dressed in their trademark yellow T-shirts, the volunteers can be found giving needed service in countries throughout the world.
More than 5,800 Latter-day Saints including missionaries stayed busy helping residents recover along with the community's United Church
Latter-day Saints in their Mormon Helping Hands shirts remove fallen trees after Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana in 2005.
Latter-day Saints in Accra, Ghana work on a project for their community on the annual Mormon Helping Hands day
A 22 March 2014 mudslide in Washington state covered neighborhoods and cut off a main road to the freeway. Latter-day Saints quickly responded to help with food, water, manpower and other supplies.
Hundreds of Mormon Helping Hands volunteers went to work cleaning the Acelhuate River which travels through the El Salvadoran cities of San Salvador, San Marcos and Antiguo Cuscatlan.
Members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the German communities of Mainz and Wiesbaden came together to clean in April.
LDS Charities, the humanitarian arm of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, has provided food, hygiene and shelter kits, water filtration equipment and generators were provided to help the several impacted cities
Responding to the need for assistance, Mormon Helping Hands volunteers load a boat with essential supplies for people stranded in the Tisman village in Vanuatu.
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Evaluation question
At what point is "Unevaluated" stripped?
For instance, in the following, unevaluated is stripped even though
arguments are not evaluated
a := Unevaluated[2 + 3]
So a:=Unevaluated[2+3] and a=Unevaluated[2+3] seem to work the same
Also, consider
OwnValues doesn't show that a has an Unevaluated wrapper, even though
a /. OwnValues[a] results in Unevaluated[2+3], why is that?
Is there any place that documents at which point OwnValues comes into
evaluation? For instance, setting a high level trap (Robby Villegas'
technique) on Set/OwnValues/Replace/ReplaceAll shows no trace of
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Curtis Porterfield has been named the City of Lakeland's Manager of Lakes and Stormwater and he will officially start Monday, February 4th. Porterfield has been serving as a Lakes Biologist for the Polk County Board of County Commissioners since 2007. Prior to his tenure with Polk County, he worked for the Florida Department of Environmental Protection as an Environmental Specialist for three years.
Porterfield said, "I am eager to apply my years of experience and environmental science education to the Manager of Lakes and Stormwater position. I am very familiar with the program, overseeing similar duties for Polk County and I look forward to this opportunity."
Director of Public Works, Rick Lilyquist said, "We had some very talented candidates that applied for this position and we feel that Curtis is the right choice because of his years of experience and associated knowledge of lakes restoration programs, his passion for the environment, and desire to enhance the quality of Lakeland's surface water resources."
Porterfield graduated from the University of South Florida with a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science and Policy. His annual salary as Manager of Lakes and Stormwater will be $71,905.60 and he is 34 years old.
The Lakes and Stormwater Division is staffed by five environmental scientists and it is housed within the Public Works Department. The division is located at 407 Fairway Avenue. Funding for Lakes and Stormwater related projects comes from the City's Stormwater Utility. The establishment of the Lakes and Stormwater Division has contributed considerably to improving the health and beauty of Lakeland's water bodies. For more information regarding the City of Lakeland and its services, please visit www.lakelandgov.net.


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