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AT&T Rolls Out 4G LTE to Customers in 11 More Markets
AT&T 4G LTE Now Available in 26 Markets Including NYC Metro, San Francisco, Los Angeles. AT&T's Blazing Fast 4G Speeds, Device Lineup, Apps Will Make for Best Customer Mobile Broadband Experience
San Francisco, California, January 05, 2012
AT&T* customers are now enjoying blazing fast 4G LTE (Long Term Evolution) speeds in 11 more markets, including New York City metro area, San Francisco and Los Angeles. This addition makes AT&T 4G LTE available in a total of 26 markets to 74 million consumers. John Stankey, President and Chief Executive Officer—AT&T Business Solutions, provided an update at Citi's 22nd Annual Global Entertainment, Media and Telecommunications Conference in San Francisco.
New markets where AT&T 4G LTE is now available are: New York City metro area, Austin, Chapel Hill, Los Angeles, Oakland, Orlando, Phoenix, Raleigh, San Diego, San Francisco and San Jose.
The expansion adds to 15 AT&T 4G LTE markets launched in 2011: Athens, Ga.; Atlanta; Baltimore; Boston; Charlotte; Chicago; Dallas-Fort Worth; Houston; Indianapolis; Kansas City; Las Vegas; Oklahoma City; San Antonio; San Juan, Puerto Rico; and Washington, D.C.
"We're building a 4G LTE network that's blazing fast, and we offer dual layers of 4G technologies to provide customers with a more consistent speed experience," said Stankey. "Our network, together with our unsurpassed 4G device portfolio and innovative applications, will give our customers an industry-leading mobile broadband experience."
AT&T is the only U.S. carrier providing 4G using both HSPA+ and LTE technologies. HSPA+, when combined with enhanced backhaul, provides customers with access to 4G speeds — meaning AT&T customers get a faster and more consistent 4G experience on their compatible devices, even when outside of a 4G LTE area. Customers of other carriers that have transitioned to 4G LTE without further speed upgrades to their existing networks are likely to see a jarring drop-off in speeds when they move out of LTE coverage.
Another benefit of AT&T's network strategy is that only AT&T's network lets your iPhone 4S download three times faster.
AT&T's mobile broadband service currently covers 284 million people and more than 90 percent of the population, including the top 100 U.S. markets.
AT&T expects its 4G LTE deployment to be largely complete by the end of 2013.
AT&T customers can choose from a growing lineup of 4G LTE-compatible devices, including HTC Vivid, Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket, and LG Nitro HD smartphones and HTC Jetstream and Samsung Galaxy Tab 8.9 tablets.


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Category: Art Show
Location: Old Main Elaine L. Jacob Gallery | Map
4841 Cass
Detroit, MI 48201
Detroit, MI 48201
Cost: free
Calendars: Main Events Calendar, Community Events, College of Fine, Performing and Communication Arts (CFPCA), Art & Art History
Audience: Alumni, Community, Current Graduate Students, Current Undergraduate Students, Faculty, Parents, Prospective Students, Staff
The James Pearson Duffy Department of Art and Art History's Elaine L. Jacob Gallery is pleased to present HYPERTENSION, April 26 through July 19, 2013.
HYPERTENSION brings together multi-media artists and designers whose work reflects the blurring of artistic disciplines evident in our contemporary visual culture. The selected works disrupt boundaries between the cerebral and the physical; between past and present. They encourage us to absorb and interpret information across multiple channels, channels that often trigger paradoxical emotions, expanding both the intellectual and emotional involvement of the viewer.
Michael Boswell
Elliott Earls
Patrick Hill
Margi Weir
For more information about this event, please contact Tom Pyrzewski at 313-993-7813 or email@example.com.

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Had weekly check up of my first treatment of Taxotere. Lost 7 pounds, and severely nuetropenic. Had to rehydrate and go on filgratsin and antibiotic for one week. will check again next Monday. This Taxotere is pretty harsh on the immune system. Side effects to date other than above is numbmness in finger tips, toes,and mouth and tounge. Also shooting pain ocassionally to liver and lung tumors. Will decide on the 16th if I want to continue. should have CA-19 marker done then. Still to early for CT scan. I did want to say my apetite has not been hampered at all.
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Information from your City Offices | Public Notices | Public Announcements | Meetings/Events this Week | Things Happening Around our Community
Basic Microsoft Word I
Wednesday, September 5th, from 7:00pm to 8:30pm
Sausalito City Hall-Edgewater Room, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito
Our trainer Patty Hoyt will cover the basics of Microsoft Word. This includes explanation of the Menu items at the top of the screen that contains the command functions of Word: Use of Standard and Formatting Toolbars, Typing and Deleting, Highlighting and Copy & Pasting.
Please stop by or call the Sausalito Library to reserve a seat: 415-289-4121.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Library
Augie Webb
Sausalito Library
Building Division Rolls Out New Concurrent Plan Check Process
The Building Division has initiated a new Concurrent Plan Check Process for the review and approval of construction plans for building permits. The new process will allow building, planning, engineering, sewer, and fire staff to review construction plans concurrently. Previously, construction plans were frequently reviewed by one staff member at a time. The Concurrent Plan Check Process is designed to provide a quicker turnaround and shorter time for permit issuance while still ensuring full compliance with City building, zoning, and public works requirements.
A flow chart is provided to assist in explaining the new process. For additional information on the new Concurrent Plan Check Process or the building permit submittal requirements and procedures go to: http://www.ci.sausalito.ca.us/Index.aspx?page=150 or contact Permit Technician Nichole Houstone at 289-4137 or email@example.com.
34th Annual Chili Cook-Off
We're coming up on the annual Chili Cook-Off, scheduled for Sunday, September 30 in Dunphy Park. But first, we need to recruit all you Chili Chefs. Come share your favorite chili recipe. Be ready, you must make at least 10 gallons of chili – but new this year, you will be able to do your PREP work at home. Applications are available at www.sausalitochilicookoff.com It's a great event, come and participate!
Financial Credit Rating
Standard & Poor's is the Credit Rating Agency that issues credit ratings for the debt of public and private corporations. Periodically, Standard & Poor's reviews its credit ratings on the City's 2006 General Obligation Bonds. On August 6, 2012, Standard & Poor's reaffirmed its 'AA- rating, with a stable outlook', on Sausalito, Calif.'s general
obligation (GO) bonds. An excerpt from the report follows: "In our opinion, Sausalito has carefully managed its finances recently; it has built up reserves while funding capital expenditures."
The complete report is available for viewing on the City's web site, or on the Sausalito Dollars and Cents – the mobile app that can be downloaded for your Android smart phone or tablet. For more information contact Charlie Francis, Director of Administrative Services @ email@example.com, or at 415-289-4105.
Sustainability Commission announces that the new totable carts for your garbage have arrived!!!
Sausalito now joins the rest of Marin County in having a food scrap recycling program included in your collection. This means green waste/compostables will be a weekly service, same as your regular garbage and recycling service.
Your new green cart is to be used for your household to place "green waste" and compostable (food scraps) in. We encourage you to utilize the cart weekly.
Your blue cart will be used for your "commingled" recycling. All glass, aluminum, tin, newspaper, junk mail, magazines, etc. is to be placed in this cart and placed at the curb every week. No need to separate, place it all in the cart.
Any old recycling or green waste containers you would like to get rid of will be picked up by Bay Cities and recycled. If you wish to recycle your old containers please contact us at 332-3646 to schedule the pick up on your normal collection day. If you failed to order your size-appropriate cart prior to delivery, please bear with Bay Cities as they deal with all the late calls to change them out.
If you have ANY questions about this new program, please call Bay Cities direct – they are glad to assist in working out any kinks.
Accessory Dwelling Units
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold a public hearing beginning at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 5, 2012 and Wednesday September 19, 2012 in the City Council Chambers at City Hall, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito on the Accessory Dwelling Unit ordinance.
Details: The Planning Commission will consider an ordinance amending Title 10 of the Sausalito Municipal Code to permit new Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) which meet specific criteria in the R-1, R-2 and R-3 Zoning Districts and legalize existing unpermitted ADUs which meet specific criteria in the R-1, R-2 and R-3 Zoning Districts. ADUs are also known as second units, granny units or in-law units. By way of background, the City adopted regulations in 1984 prohibiting the development of ADUs or second/granny units in all residential zoning districts. As part of the Housing Element Update, the City conducted a survey of residential property owners which indicated 15% of the 700+ survey respondents had an ADU on their property, and another 19% of respondents would be inclined to build an ADU if permitted by the City's regulations.
The community has come to recognize ADUs as a low impact approach to addressing a portion of the community's very low and low income housing needs, and the Housing Element Update thus establishes programs to both allow new ADUs and legalize existing ADUs built without permits. The ADU ordinance would implement the program identified in the draft Housing Element.
The draft ordinance may be reviewed at the Community Development Department, 420 Litho Street, Sausalito, between 7:30 A.M. and 5 P.M., Monday through Thursday and between 7:30 A.M. and noon on Friday or at http://www.ci.sausalito.ca.us/Index.aspx?page=578. Staff reports will be available at the City's website (www.ci.sausalito.ca.us) on the Fridays preceding the Planning Commission meeting. If you have any questions, please contact Lilly Schinsing at 415-289-4134 or email email@example.com. Interested parties are invited to attend the public hearing and/or present written testimony at or before the hearings.
PG&E Planned Service Interruption
On Wednesday, September 5, 2012 from 8:00 am to 3: pm, PG&E will interrupt their services to repair necessary equipment. This will affect areas in the vicinity of Bay Street, Bridgeway, and Spinnaker Drive. Please contact PG&E if you have any questions.
"The Other" Sausalito Artists on Display All Labor Day Weekend
For the second year in a row, Sausalito artists will put their work on display all through the Labor Day Weekend in and around the Seahorse Music and Supper Club. There is no admission charge for the show.
As many as 50 artists who work in paint, ceramics, stone, photography, glass, mixed media and jewelry will have their work on display and available for purchase between 11 AM and 6 PM each day.
To make the time all the more fun and special, local musicians will be playing for those who want to dance and those who just want to listen, while the Seahorse will offer food and drinks for sale as well.
The Seahorse Music and Supper Club is at 305 Harbor Drive just off Bridgeway in Sausalito. Phone 415 331 2899.
Cass Marina Site Clean-up, Saturday, September 8, 9:00am – 12noon
Meet us at Cass Marina and help us weed, get rid of invasive plants, clean out the rat's nests and other unwanted stuff from the old maintenance shed and clean-up the property.
Cass Gidley Marina - Sausalito Community Boating Center is teaming up with the City of Sausalito's Parks & Recreation and Public Works Departments, as well as the Richardson's Bay Regional Agency and Bay Cities Refuse in order to make this happen.
Bring work gloves and a travel mug, we'll provide the coffee.
You'll find us tucked in the corner behind Dunphy Park at Bridgeway and Napa. For more information about the Cass Gidley Marina Sausalito Community Boating Center project or to donate go to cassgidley.org
The Bay Area Discovery Museum is proud to announce its first annual Grandparents Day. On Sunday, September 9 from 10 a.m. to ¬ 5 p.m., families will enjoy a day of fun with special programming in honor of National Grandparents Day. With special thanks to ScholarShare, one grandparent and one child will enjoy free admission.
Children's book author Jackie Board will be reading her books, "Grandma Wants to Eat My Baby Sister", and "Eat Your Breakfast or Else!" for a special story time at TBD.
The Radio Disney AM 1310 Road Crew will be on-site at TBD with prizes and interactive entertainment for the whole family. For more information about Radio Disney, log onto www.radiodisney.com .
The Museum's current Grandparent Circle members and those who join prior to or on Grandparents Day will receive a special gift.
This event is brought to you by ScholarShare College Saving Plan.
Sunday, September 9, 2012
10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Story Time: 11:30 a.m.
Radio Disney: 11:30 a.m. ¬ 1 p.m.
Also, on Saturday, September 29, 2012, the Bay Area Discovery Museum will open its doors free of charge along with over 1,400 other participating venues for the eighth annual Museum Day Live! This immensely successful program, in which the Bay Area Discovery Museum will emulate the free admission policy of the Smithsonian Institution's Washington, D.C.-based facilities, encourages learning and the spread of knowledge nationwide.
Inclusive by design, Museum Day Live! fulfills Smithsonian Media's mission to make cultural education accessible to everyone. For one day only, Bay Area Discovery Museum will grant free access to visitors who download a Museum Day Live! ticket at Smithsonian.com. Last year's event drew over 350,000 museum-goers, and this year's Museum Day Live! is expected to attract close to 400,000 participants.
The Museum Day Live! Ticket will be available to download beginning in August at Smithsonian.com/museumday <http://www.Smithsonian.com/museumday>. Visitors who present the Museum Day Live! Ticket will gain free entrance for two at participating venues for one day only. One ticket is permitted per household, per email address. For more information about Museum Day Live! 2012 and a list of participating museums and cultural institutions, please visit Smithsonian.com/museumday http://www.Smithsonian.com/museumday.
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|38th Annual Sugar Bowl Classic ~ January 1, 1972
This should have been a spectacle.
Oklahoma, averaging 566 yards a game in a 10-1 season, was the most efficient offense in NCAA history. The Sooners were so potent they punted only 26 times in those 11 games. Auburn was no slouch either, averaging 393 yards.
Whereas Oklahoma inflicted most of its damage on the ground, with its devastating wishbone offense, the Tigers were air-minded. Quarterback Pat Sullivan passed for 2,012 yards and 20 touchdowns that season, and Terry Beasley, a superb receiver, caught 12 of those TD passes.
If the luster of a 9-1 record was smudged by the 31-7 defeat to Alabama, Auburn coach Ralph "Shug" Jordan expected that to be a psychological weapon for the Sugar Bowl. "We have a chance to redeem ourselves," said Jordan, whose team was a 10 point underdog.
But there would be no redemption for Auburn, and only Oklahoma was spectacular.
Like the 1971 Tennessee-Air Force game, the suspense in the 1972 Sugar Bowl ended shortly after the coin toss.
On the night's first play from scrimmage, quarterback Jack Mildren gained 17 yards on a keeper and the Sooners, as they say, never looked back.
On the 13th play of the 77-yard drive, six minutes removed from the kickoff, Leon Crosswhite scored from the 4.
Sullivan misplaced a handoff onto the hip of a tailback, and Ray Hamilton recovered for Oklahoma on the Auburn 41. In eight plays, with the OU offense humming near-perfectly, the Sooners were back in the end zone. Faking to Crosswhite, who took the Tiger defense with him, Mildren went in from the 5. John Carroll, who missed the first, made the PAT to lift the score to 13-0.
Joe Wylie was the next Sooner to touch the ball. David Beverly punted to Wylie at the Oklahoma 29. Joe gathered in the kick, slipped through two onrushing Tigers and headed down the right sideline. Mark Driscoll chopped down the last man with a chance of catching the runner, and Wyle skipped into the end zone.
"It was as if we had put it on the drawing board," Wylie laughed. "It was perfect...I ducked behind the wall. I thought I could go all the way when the wall formed."
As nobody could catch Wylie, at this point, with a three-touchdown lead and the first quarter not even over, nobody was going to catch Oklahoma either - despite the Sooners missing on five after-touchdown conversions.
"I just started playing bad," Sullivan offered afterward. "As big and strong as they were, I knew they were going to score a lot, and we were just going to have to out-score them. We just weren't able to."
There were many reasons why things got out of hand for Auburn. Sullivan may have found the best one when he sighed, "If there is a team in the country better than Oklahoma, I'm sure glad we don't have to play them."
The only balm for Auburn was the Orange Bowl. Alabama played a better team than Oklahoma and Nebraska ground up the Crimson Tide in another game that was over pretty quickly.
Recap excerpted from the book "Sugar Bowl Classic: A History" by Marty Mulé, who covered the game and the organization for decades for the New Orleans Times-Picayune.


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Some guys are Ford guys, some guys are Mopar guys, but me? I'm all about the heavy Classics from the '30s. It takes a minimum of eight cylinders, some custom coachwork, and a name like Packard, Cadillac, Lincoln, Duesenberg, Auburn, Cord, or Pierce-Arrow to really get my undivided attention. When I heard that this spectacular 1934 Auburn 1250 V12 Salon Cabriolet was coming in, I realized that RK Motors Charlotte really was the best place in the world to work this will be the first of many heavy Classics you'll see coming through our showroom in the coming months, and I couldn't be more excited. If you aren't familiar with cars like this Auburn, you're in for a real treat. A mass produced Hemi with 425 horsepower is one thing, but a hand-built work of art that you can drive is something else entirely.
This particular Auburn cabriolet was owned and driven by James Cagney in the 1933 film "The Mayor of Hell." It was restored to an extremely high standard by Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg expert Brian Joseph in 1986, and received a Verification of Originality from the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Club at that time, which means it has its original chassis, engine, and drive-train. It is one of only four 1934 Auburn V12 Cabriolets built, and one of only two certified by the A-C-D. It has a full ownership history, and presents in outstanding driving and showing condition today.
How do we know this was Jimmy Cagney's car? Very simple-Auburn only built four of these and the other three all had side mounted spares. This is the only one of the four to be built with a rear mounted spare. Because no spare doors/fenders/parts were available for these cars after they left the Auburn factory, it would be impossible to convert one of these cars to a rear-mounted spare.
The Salon model was Auburns top-of-the-line. The Salons were powered by a 391 cubic-inch, 160 horsepower Lycoming V12 and equipped with a 3-speed manual transmission. They featured power hydraulic brakes, power driver-adjustable hydraulic brakes, and a unique and desirable dashboard-controlled Dual Ratio rear axle.
In two-and-a-half years of production, only about 2,250 V12 Auburns were produced in all six body styles, and survival has not been outstanding. At the last two ACD Festivals in Auburn, Indiana, there were only 24 V12s of all body styles, with only two 1933 and one 1934 V12 cabriolets among 214 cars judged. This is a VERY rare, high-quality piece.
The body on this car is done in the original colors of silver and black, with a black cloth top and black leather interior. The body and paint work, now nearly 23 years old, still looks very good today. This Auburn would be welcomed on any show field, and is absolutely ideal for CCCA Caravans and other tours that emphasize driving over simply showing the cars. The black panels are flat, smooth, and ripple-free, and the paint still has a deep, rich luster that some would call patina. The silver areas are crisply masked and there are no missteps in the paint anywhere. The high-quality enamel paint has been cut and buffed several times over the years, and that helps give it a timeless, original look that only accentuates its beauty. The fenders appear to be painted with Imron, which, if you're familiar with the material, is a super-hard paint used frequently on applications like this, as well as fire engines and other industrial equipment. It's incredibly durable, glossy, and beautiful, but also prone to cracks as it ages.
As a former 100-point show car, every aspect of the restoration was executed to the very highest of standards. There are a few signs of use and simple age here and there, but the car has been driven very little since 1987, and has always been transported in an enclosed trailer. When talking about a car of this caliber, there's no reason to even discuss repaints, body repairs or anything else like that; it's all flawless, perfect work done to the best standards of the time. This isn't a mass-produced car; it is the equivalent to the hand-built craftsmanship you might get from Rolls-Royce and Maybach today.
The chrome on the car is good throughout, particularly considering its age, from the massive, wave-free bumpers, to the delicate strips that are attached to each of the louvers on that long, long hood. There are gorgeous polished stainless inserts in the doors that brighten up the bodywork, and a dozen other little details that were done purely for art's sake on this car. Look at the lenses on the cowl lamps not only is the glass etched, but the delicate etched grilles have been painted. Out back, the glass tail lamp lenses have the AUBURN name proudly embossed in them, with an amber 12 embedded inside that is visible when the lights are on. Look at the delicate arms that hold the side-view mirrors, pivoting to allow the doors to open. You could examine this car for a week and not see all the wonderful details. This is exactly why cars from this era are so special the manufacturers were constantly trying to one-up each other with innovations, technology, and pure luxury for luxury's sake.
By 1932, Auburn needed something new to stimulate demand. The multi-cylinder wars of the early 1930s saw many companies struggling to keep up with changing technology V12 and even V16 engines were becoming increasingly common among the ultra-luxury brands. Auburn answered this by adopting Lycoming's monstrous V12 engine, which featured a 45-degree vee configuration and twin Stromberg downdraft carburetors. The engine weighed 1,096 pounds, but its 160 horsepower matched the output of the larger Packard, Pierce-Arrow, and Franklin V12s, and easily bested the 135-hp and 125-hp Cadillac and Lincoln V12s.
Stan Gilliland, the A-C-D Club historian, who has been restoring Cords and Auburns for many years, believes the Auburns are highly underrated, considering their technology. Gilliland estimates the V12 engines may have put out as much as 200 hp. The engine on this car was rebuilt to factory standards at the time of restoration, and with only a few hundred miles on it, still runs flawlessly. The Auburn Green enamel on the engine is in excellent condition, the porcelainized intake and exhaust manifolds are still glossy black, and dig the giant 12-cylinder distributor. That cap alone cost $800 in 1987! The dual Stromberg carburetors one for each bank of cylinders are fed by an elegant cast aluminum air filter housing that is pure form following function. The original radiator was refreshed, and the big motor runs cool under all conditions. This is a car with a pedigree, designed for the most discriminating of buyers, and as such, there are no compromises in the engineering.
The engine fires with a turn of the key using an automatic starting system (literally, all you need to do to start the car is turn the ignition key to the ON position), then settles into a whispering 450 RPM idle. It exhales through a stainless dual exhaust system that features cut-outs actuated via a chrome knob on the floor in front of the driver ( Pull Up for High Speed Driving ). That long stroke V12 provides effortless torque that can accelerate the car from a standstill in top gear if necessary, and will run more than 100 MPH on the top end.
The engine is backed by a 3-speed manual transmission with synchromesh on 2nd and 3rd gears. Columbia Axle contributed a superb dual ratio rear axle with 4.54 low and 3.00 high ratios, allowing both great acceleration and low-RPM, high speed cruising. A switch on the dashboard controls the high and low ranges. Suspension is by solid axles front and rear, suspended by leaf springs encased in beautiful sliding covers to keep them lubricated and quiet. Four-wheel hydraulic brakes were included, with massive drums at each corner, and a driver-adjustable pressure control to vary the amount of power assist based on road conditions.
The dual ratio provides good acceleration and an overdrive for today's freeways. With less than 350 miles since the 1986 restoration, it still has a nicely detailed undercarriage. The 17-inch chrome wire wheels are in good condition with only slight pitting on the hubs, and the 7.00-17 Firestone wide whitewall tires look period authentic. The spare is an aged Bedford tire that some speculate might be the original spare tire based on its appearance, tread pattern, and condition.
The black leather interior is pure Art Deco elegance. The bench seat is wide and soft, and you sit behind an enormous black steering wheel that helps muscle this big car around corners in the semi-sporting manner for which it was designed. It features a comprehensive set of gauges, ranging from the 4000 RPM tachometer to the left of the steering column right above the brake adjustment knob, to the center-mounted cluster featuring a speedometer, ammeter, temperature gauge, clock, oil level, and gas gauge. Mounted front and center is the dual range control for the rear axle, while the vacuum wiper motor is mounted down low on the cowl and is chrome plated. The long, long shifter snakes up from the floor and is perfectly contoured to fit with the dashboard as you move it through the gates. Overhead, the canvas top is fitted over a chrome frame that was designed to be seen; it's like artwork. Even the rear view mirror is beveled glass, making the inside of this car a very elegant place to be. Behind the driver's compartment, a rumble seat pops out of the rear deck allowing space for two more passengers, while the rear window flap opens to allow conversation with back seat passengers whenever the top is up.
Documentation is extensive. According to the Auburn-Cord-Duesenberg Club documents, the car was previously owned by Warner Brothers and actor James Cagney from 1934-1941. During that time, it appeared in the Cagney movie The Mayor of Hell (a copy of the movie is included with the car). It was then privately sold and ended up at the Cars of the Stars Museum from 1959-1976. Also according to the A.C.D. documents, it is a multiple award winner including First Place at the 1987 Meadowbrook Concours d'Elegance, First Place in the A.C.D. Auburn Open Category in 1987, and scored 100 points at the 1987 Dearborn CCCA Grand Classic. This is one of two 1934 Auburn V12 Salon Cabriolets certified by the A.C.D. (a certified Auburn is an automobile of the same make, model and body style as built by the factory before 1941). To qualify for certification, the chassis must consist of the original frame, engine, drive-train, and running gear components of the same model series. The body must be a verifiable original of the same model as the chassis. An appropriate amount of restoration using the original type of basic materials is acceptable. Cloning or replication is not acceptable. This 1934 Auburn 1250 Salon Cabriolet also appeared in the July, 2009 issue of Sports Car Market Magazine.
Even at this price, this 1934 Auburn 1250 Salon Cabriolet is still half the price of some Packard V12 convertible coupes. And according to many experts, V12 Auburns are likely to continue to appreciate; Gilliland had a chance to buy this car in Lancaster, California, in 1976 but turned it down. It was rough and the asking price was only $16,000though the market was perhaps half that. But then, how many times have we all done exactly the same thing passed on a car for what seemed like too much money back then, only to see it explode in value later?
Don't miss this opportunity to own a rare, famous, and very road-worthy Full Classic that you can drive and enjoy for years while it appreciates. Call us today!
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The great outdoors... getting out and feeling the sun on your back and the wind in your hair. There's nothing quite like it. In fact, there's a growing trend for people looking to get active while on holiday.
Original Travel would like to think it was an expert in this field and the amazing adventures suggested under this heading are destinations with activities ranging from the relatively sedate such as trekking, through to the more hardcore such as ski-touring the Haute Route in the Alps or climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. For anyone wanting to feel a sense of achievement, these are the holidays for you.
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A Very Strange Trip
A man is charged with a crime and instead of going to jail he joins the army and becomes a transporter. He unknowingly transports a time machine, but it starts shooting him forward and backwards in time....
Battlefield Earth
Humans (led by one man) struggle to take back the Earth. Jonny starts as a slave for the Psyclos, learns their secrets and uses them to overcome his captors. After regaining control, humans discover they have defeated the most powerful aliens and now must protect themselves from other races. ...
Final Blackout
This was one of Hubbard's earlier works, published in 1940 near the outbreak of the Second World War. It is set in a Europe devastated by thirty years of incessant warfare. Governments all over the Continent have been topped time and again by revolution, and sheer exhaustion has brought the great industrial machines of civilization to a grinding halt. Europe is a veritable graveyard, ruled by scattered peasants and roving bands. A small band of "unki...
The Invaders Plan
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Those who know me well know that, among other things, I really don't like ice hockey. Oh, I root for the San Jose Sharks in the National Hockey League because they're the "home team" here, just over the hill in the Silicon Valley (Edit: One thing about hockey I do like is The Green Men at the Vancouver Canucks games — very funny performances outside the visitor's penalty box). But to be honest, it's a sport that makes me grind my teeth. The truth of the matter is that I don't like it because I can't play it.
Skating on ice is hard enough. Canadians, Scandinavians and Russians: I know you all have a gene that allows you to turn pirouettes on the ice straight from the womb, and that's great. But I can't stay perpendicular for very long while on skates on frozen water. Add to this that I'd have to stay perpendicular on the ice and keep a rubber disk in front of me with a stick; difficulty squared. The clincher? Keeping perpendicular on the ice while keeping a rubber disk in front of me with a stick while people are trying to knock me down (which, of course, would anger me to bodily harm on the ice, and I understand that you can't legally hit people with your stick, unfortunately).
"So," you ask, "are we going to get to the point of this blog anytime soon, Larry?"
While I don't like hockey, currently my favorite article of clothing is my SCALE hockey jersey, which is now packed and ready for SCALE 10X. SCALE 10X is being held Friday to Sunday of this week, a mere four days from today, at the Hilton Los Angeles Airport hotel.
A little history: At SCALE 9X last year, the powers that be at the show figured there should be some way to identify the staff on the floor of the show — something that would make them stand out. The result: SCALE hockey jerseys, with the name of the staff person across the back. If you were a speaker, a vendor, an exhibitor or anyone else at the show and you needed something, you needed to give a hip check to the person you saw running around with a hockey jersey.
Or you could find me: I'd be the one in the hockey jersey taking five steps and immediately falling down, but I digress.
I'm giving two presentations at SCALE 10X this year — "User Groups 2.1: Noob Morning in America" (a reprise of last years "User Group 2.0" talk) at 10 a.m. Friday in the hotel's beautiful Catalina D room, and "On Beyond Zenwalk" on Saturday at 3 in the hotel's Los Angeles B room. I'm also your host for the CrunchBang GNU/Linux "Birds of a Feather" event on Saturday evening as well.
Just don't ask me to shoot and score.
More on SCALE 10X coming this week in this blog. Watch this space.
(Larry Cafiero is one of the founders of the Lindependence Project and has just started developing software at Redwood Digital Research, a consultancy that provides FOSS solutions in the small business and home office environment.)
January 16, 2012 at 12:32 pm
Jesus saves! But Gretzky gets a stick on it.
He SHOOTS! HE SCORES!
Have fun in LA.
January 16, 2012 at 2:46 pm
Do I need to bring my Bruins Jersey? 🙂
January 16, 2012 at 11:01 pm
Larry, Larry, Larry: you missed the point of your own post! Which is that you like Linux better than hockey, because you can and do participate! Because Open Source is a diverse community of contributors: programmers, designers, artists, musicians, geocachers, hikers . . . you don't have to be athletically gifted or a math genius to contribute to FLOSS.


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Georgetown boatshow and marathon to go on despite fire
From our News Partners at WCBD-TV:
Despite the damage caused by the fire on Front Street Wednesday Georgetown plans to move forward with popular fall events.
Georgetown South Carolina suffered a fire this morning but will rebuild and plans for popular fall events are going forward.
Related Stories: Fire destroys historic buildings on Front Street in Georgetown
The Georgetown Wooden Boat Show is one of the most popular events in the area and the show will go on. Susan Sanders, Director of the SC Maritime Museum shared "The Boat Show Committee has already agreed that the community needs the Boat Show more this year than ever, and we plan to make it the biggest and best."
The Georgetown Wooden Boat Show will be held on October 19th from 11- 6 Georgetown Waterfront. More information can be found at www.woodenboatshow.com.
Organizers of the Third Annual Georgetown Bridge2Bridge Half Marathon, 12K and 5K Run have also announced that their event will continue as planned. The event, in which runners wind through historic Georgetown will be held as planned on October 12. For more information on the race see www.bridge2bridgerun.com.
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Students are expected to attend classes regularly. An instructor may lower a student's grade because of absences from class. In many courses (e.g., seminars, laboratories, studios, physical education), the student's participation in class constitutes a substantial part of the work of the course; in such cases, grades will be adversely affected by excessive absence.
If absences occur, it is the student's responsibility to make up whatever work has been missed. Permission to make up laboratory assignments, studios, quizzes, and periodic tests may be granted at the discretion of the instructor. Authorization to make up a final examination is given only by the Office of the Provost.
It is the responsibility of the instructor to set forth in writing at the beginning of a course any special conditions regarding absences in the course. A student who finds it necessary to be absent from class should inform the instructor in advance of the absence, as a matter of courtesy.
When a student's progress is seriously impeded by excessive absence from class or by other difficulties, the instructor may refer the student to the Office of Learning Services.
During hazardous weather conditions, the College may be closed and classes canceled. Such a cancellation would be announced over the public-address system of the HUB and over radio stations WLEV-FM 100.7, WAEB-FM 104.1, WAEB-AM 790, WCTO-FM 96.1, WRFY-FM 102.5, WBYN-FM 107.5, WODE-AM 99.9, WWYY-FM 107.1, WKFB-FM 107.5, WSBG-FM 93.5, WZZO-FM 95.1, and WFMZ-TV (Channel 69), and posted on the College's website.
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A 75-year-old man who shot his wife to death in her Torrance hospital room before killing himself was identified Monday as Marlow H. Galbraith.
Galbraith and his wife, 74-year-old Joanna, lived in the 5400 block of Towers Street in Torrance.
The Los Angeles County Coroner's Department released the identifies following the shootings that occurred about 10:15 p.m. Saturday at Providence Little Company of Mary Hospital.
Autopsies are scheduled for today.
Galbraith was visiting his wife in the hospital's fourth-floor telemetry unit, where heart conditions are monitored.
Hospital officials declined to discuss the woman's medical condition and a police spokesman refused to say whether she was terminally ill.
"He'd brought a weapon into the hospital. Apparently the wife had checked in sometime in November for an unknown ailment," said Torrance police Sgt. Robert Watt.
It is not known what type of gun was used or whether it was registered. Watt also said he did not know where Joanna Galbraith or her husband were shot.
He said the case continues to be under investigation.
"He arrived for a visit and (staff heard) a shot and then another shot," Watt said.
It was not a private room, he said, but there were no other patients in the room when the shots were fired. No one witnessed the shootings, he said.
Lifesaving efforts by hospital personnel were unsuccessful, police said.
"We're making sure that any employees who were affected have counseling available through our chaplain's staff," said hospital spokeswoman Patricia Aidem. "It's heartbreaking. It's a place of healing and you come here with so much hope."
Aidem said no one could remember anything like that happening before.
Asked about security, she said, "Our position is this is an isolated incident that involved one room and one family situation."
Public records turned up no criminal offenses or professional licenses for the husband. He also had no concealed weapons permits or hunting or fishing permits.
Records indicate the couple purchased the single-family home in May 1991 and before that had lived in Torrance and Redondo Beach.
The couple's son, Redondo Beach chiropractor Donald Marlow Galbraith, 55, declined to comment when contacted on Monday.
A neighbor who lives across the street from the couple said the wife was apparently in failing health.
"She was not doing well," said Bobbie Butler, adding that the wife had been on oxygen and walked with a cane. "I know she was in failing health, but they kind of kept to themselves.
"They didn't come out and talk much, but they were always friendly," said Butler, who moved to the neighborhood in 1995.
The couple's house, on the edge of Entradero Park, had already been decorated for Christmas, Butler said.
"They were always together; he brought her flowers just a few weeks ago," she said. "This is horrible."
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BPO closes summer season with performances at Artpark, Kleinhans this weekend
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra is winding up its summer season with a pair of very different concerts tonight and Friday.
Artpark is in the midst of its 40th season, and on this date in 1974, the venue celebrated its first concert. The Buffalo Philharmonic, led by Music Director Michael Tilson Thomas, was the featured attraction. At 8 tonight, history will repeat itself with an evening of classical music, dance and musical theater that closely follows the original program. The Neglia Ballet Artists and Festival Ballet of Providence are performing the same passionate duets, by Tchaikovsky and Prokofiev, that were danced years ago. Michele Ragusa, homegrown Broadway star, is going to sing excerpts from classic Broadway shows. The evening ends with Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture," fireworks and a champagne toast.
Admission is $25-$45. Call Artpark at 754-4375.
After that fire and excitement, it will feel good to come into the cool of Kleinhans Music Hall, where at 7 p.m. Friday JoAnn Falletta and the BPO will be presenting an evening of Spanish-themed music. The special guest will be Celil Refik Kaya, the winner of the most recent JoAnn Falletta International Guitar Concerto Competition, held in 2012.
Admission is $19-$49. Call 885-5000.
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found a slice of pizza at the bottom of the mucky dumpster and gave it to somebody
found a slice of pizza at the bottom of the mucky dumpster and gave it to somebody
Nice Rhyming There Buddy.Did you get chased by a cop and lost your mop? Need a new mop? You can get one with a screw top. No need to shop, just get up and drop into a dumpster behind a bingo hall.
i have never dumpster dived because i can afford to buy the things i need and i would lose respect for myself if i did. plus its illegal and hows that gonna look if u get busted searching through a bin? the pigs would laugh at you, plus anyone you told.
Then don't rack paint either.
that kids a joke... anyone who paints on the regulare knows its way to expensive to pay for that shit. Unless u have a good job or paint once in a while theres no way you can buy paint. besides i was taught if you buy ur paint your a toy. fuck buying paint
used to rack, prolly racked more cans then you too. plus u cant rack anymore here they put the paint in cages or keep them behind the counter.
highly doubt that....i love playing whos the better theif
dont look at it as theiving, look at it as borrowing and givin back to the economy... rack paint today creates jobs tomorrow... like the buff man and loss prevention homos
Dude,a cage is just another obstacle,not a fucking prison cell for paint. break it or have them open it for you.
And stealing shit from other peeps is fuckt in my humble opinion. Honor Among Thieves lil Mr. self proclaimed King of Thieves. We dont know their living situation,we dont know what they had to do to get their shit. A business doesnt matter so much though. They can afford that shit,they EXPECT people to steal from them.
But back on subject. I think this threads dope,definitely wanted to try this,will once I have time to,post my findings then.and Itchy,more props to you. Some people will talk mad shit,but if they havent had to sleep on the streets they dont fully grasp the mindstate. Ive only had to a few times and am extremely grateful,but I think it was an overall healthy experience for me.
Just jumping in. I don't post here much, but this is my kind of thread. smokeitup, you sound like a fucking 13y/o little baby. The "king of thieves" doesn't rack 3 cans of paint at time. If you were true champ you'd push out carts. But that's not important. What's important is that you're a spoiled little brat that thinks re-use is a bad idea. Personally, I've been living on the streets for a good while. (Internet is from the library, fools) The trash can has been my best friend for a long time. Food, tools, toys, and you'd be surprised how useful cardboard is. Don't knock it, 'til you need it. You never know where you might end up.
But ok, from one street urchin to another, Phillip McDougall, dumpsters are a really shitty place to sleep. Not because of health issues (it's called a cardboard dumpster, folx), but because they get emptied. I've found that it's never a good idea to sleep in, behind, or near a dumpster unless it's abandoned or it's you last option. Nothing like waking up to being crushed!
Sorry for the long silly post. I'm a drinker!
i knew a local homeless guy who would find slightly expired food, and old shipments of water and juices in the dumpsters. another mans trash IS in fact another man's treasure.
i worked at an arts and crafts store called michael's and they would have me stomp out of season merchandise so people couldn't loot it. shit made me sick. as to diving, i haven't tried it yet, but my mind's definitely open.
i got about 12 full buckets of assorted buckets paints. All different colors out of 1 dumpster last time and all i had to do was reach in, not jump in there n shit. if you got some time to kill or know good stores to look behind its amazing what you can find.
never dumpster dived before..I know a few that might turn up the goods but it just doesn't appeal to me but I have seen the results of doing it so i don't knock it.
Office Depot has some jam up dumpsters, too. I've scored lamps, dvd's, cd's, memory cards, office chairs, a printer, and a wireless mouse. A lot of times they cut the cord on electronics, but the other half of the cord is always in the dumpster and not hard to find. Just splice it and wrap it. Good to go.
they might sound like hobos, but in the end of the day. they might have gotten some good FREE stuff, that they didnt have before. So i can see how it's economical, and usefull. but i dont do it...
id do it if there was something decent in there...but id disinfect it after just because i have terrible ocd...
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AUDIO: Habitat Needs your Donations
Friday, October 11th is "Spirit Day" at Clear Channel Palm Beach, so the entire Morning Rush team from NewsRadio 1290 WJNO will be among the folks from these radio stations who will be helping to build the station-sponsored Habitat for Humanity homes in Jupiter.
The local affiliate of the non-profit, Habitat for Humanity of Palm Beach County, has been working under the "Home for the Holidays" campaign. We want these families to be in their new homes in time for Thanksgiving and it looks like we're on track, but your help both physical and financial will go a long way in ensuring that it does indeed happen.
We spoke with Roxanne Jacobs during the Morning Rush on Friday. She is the Director of Development for Habitat for Humanity of PBC, and has this message to those with a little bit of extra money to help out. "We receive no dedicated federal, state or county funds to build home so all the money that we get is through traditional fundraising and the sales in our thrift stores."
If you don't have a chunk of change right now to donate, you have the ability to make automatic payments on a monthly basis. Roxanne says "all they have to do is go to our website, and there's a "Donate Now" button and you can set up a reoccuring money donation of anything you want. Anything helps."
Click Here to donate.
To sign up and help us do some painting on Friday, October 11th, Click Here.
From there, click on the "Sign Up" link at the bottom left. When it comes time to pick your team, you can select 1290 WJNO, Kool 105.5 or Clear Channel. Remember to put yourself on the list to help on Friday, Oct. 11.
Plus, be sure to listen to the "Habitat Morning Show" on NewsRadio 1290 WJNO on Saturday mornings at 7:30 a.m.
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Telephone: 270.809.6333
Office: Price Doyle Fine Arts 526
A native of Seoul, Korea, Dr. Meeyoun Park has performed throughout the United States and abroad as both a soloist and collaborator. Her musical versatility has led to collaboration with both the Korean National Opera Company, and with renowned singers such as Virginia Zeani, Paul Kiesgen, Carol Vaness, Carlos Montane, and Alice Hopper. She has also participated in master classes with some of the world's finest performers, including André Watts, Alicia de Larrocha, and Marilyn Horne. She was worked extensively for the Indiana University Opera Theater as a vocal coach and rehearsal accompanist for numerous productions, and served as an Associate Instructor in piano. She has also served as a staff accompanist at both DePauw University, and the Oberlin Conservatory.
Dr. Park is a graduate of the Yonsei University in Seoul, Korea, where she earned a degree in piano performance. She continued her studies with Karen Shaw at Indiana University, where she earned the Master of Music, Performer Diploma, and Doctor of Music degrees in piano performance.
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Description: A live, interactive musical experience for the whole family. Sing, dance, jam and laugh out loud. Ages 1-5 years with an active grown-up. Registration required. Note new times!


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text: Sherri Shepherd usually manages to stay out of the news. The last time I can remember anything slightly controversial is when she went off on Barbara Walters a couple of years ago backstage at The View because Sherri was convinced that Barbara arranged with the producers of DWTS to kick Sherri off and get back to her day job. Did that make the news? I don't remember. In any event, the past week has been pretty bad for Sherri. Her current husband filed for divorce and wants sole custody of their unborn child. Adding fuel to that fire is that prior to the divorce filing, Sherri's first husband filed papers to try and get sole custody of their 9 year old special needs child who he says he is really far behind everyone else because Sherri is an awful mom and spends too much time away from the child and hires nannies just to watch him and nothing else. In the filing obtained by TMZ, Jeffrey Tarpley claims that because of Sherri's schedule their 9 year old son is far behind other students in his class and can't even tie his own shoes. He suffers from low self-esteem and to make matters worse doesn't know how to wash himself properly so hygiene is a problem which further isolates him at school. Sherri is fighting to keep custody but with all that money she is making you would think she would hire people to take care of her son who can do more than just babysit. Even if she can't be there, she can hire someone to help him and get him up to speed.


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NEC of Japan Is Exiting Market for Smartphones
The former leading mobile phone maker in Japan had watched its share of the domestic market dwindle to 5.3 percent, down from 28 percent in 2001....
August 1, 2013, Thursday
Fujitsu and Toshiba to Merge Cellphone Units
In Japan's second cell-phone merger this month, Fujitsu and Toshiba said Thursday they will merge their handset operations, as manufacturers here regroup to take on Apple's increasingly popular iPhone at home as well as giants like Nokia and Samsu...
June 17, 2010, Thursday
Old Chip Cartel Case Is Brought to Swift End
The European Union fined a group of computer chip makers $409 million on Wednesday for price fixing in the first use of a new procedure that allows settlement of cartel cases in Europe....
May 20, 2010, Thursday
Dell Moves Aggressively With Kace Deal
Dell is expanding aggressively into systems management for small to medium-sized businesses with its acquisition of Kace, a company that it has been working with over the last several years....
February 12, 2010, Friday
Japan: Investing in Batteries
The Nissan Motor Company and the NEC Corporation plan a joint venture that would invest 12 billion yen ($115 million) over three years to manufacture lithium-ion batteries for use in next-generation green vehicles....
May 20, 2008, Tuesday
Tadahiro Sekimoto, Electronics Executive, Dies at 80
Mr. Sekimoto presided over NEC, the Japanese electronics firm, during its rise into a top global computer maker before resigning in a military procurement scandal...
November 16, 2007, Friday
The Little Projectors That Pack a Punch
Lugging along a digital projector is less of a chore these days, with compact, portable models weighting less than a phone book....
April 29, 2007, Sunday
The New Bioplastics, More Than Just Forks
Companies are now moving toward applications where performance, heat resistance and durability are more important....
March 7, 2007, Wednesday
Studios' DVDs Face a Crack in Security
An anonymous computer programmer claims to have hacked the copy protection used in both the HD-DVD and Blu-ray high-definition DVD formats....
January 1, 2007, Monday
Microsoft Aims to Improve Its 'Works Well With Others' Score
Microsoft plans to unveil a technology industry alliance to make software from competing companies and partners work better together....
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Lawmakers consider early retirement to avoid Obamacare
(Becket Adams) The threat of complying with Obamacare is apparently so unpleasant for a few U.S. lawmakers and their aides, that some are considering avoiding it entirely by retiring early.
But first, they need more information on the law they wrote.
From POLITICO:
The fear: Government-subsidized premiums will disappear at the end of the year under a provision in the health care law that nudges aides and lawmakers onto the government health care exchanges, which could make their benefits exorbitantly expensive.
Democratic and Republican leaders are taking the issue seriously, but first they need more specifics from the Office of Personnel Management on how the new rule should take effect — a decision that Capitol Hill sources expect by fall, at the latest. The administration has clammed up in advance of a ruling, sources on both sides of the aisle said.
If the issue isn't resolved, several members of Congress and their aides are seriously considering leaving the capitol altogether with their current government-subsidized health premiums intact, according to the report.
According to sources, several House aides have already notified members of Congress that Obamacare may force them to leave.
"It's a reality," said Rep. Pete Sessions (R-Texas). "This is the law. … It's going to hinder our ability with retention of members, it's going to hinder our ability for members to take care of their families." He said his fellow lawmakers are having "quiet conversations" about the threat.
"If not, I think we should begin an immediate amicus brief to say, 'Listen this is simply not fair to these employees,'" Rep. John Larson (D-Conn.) told POLITICO. "They are federal employees."


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The hardest part about going white water rafting is choosing which stretch of river to tackle.
Seriously. North America is white water heaven. You can pretty much close your eyes and point at a map of the United States, and as long as you don't hit the middle part, you're going to find a white water river to run.
White water rapids are all rated according to difficulty. Just to make things easy, it's actually called the International Scale Of Whitewater Difficulty, and the ratings go from Class I to Class VI (those are roman numerals for the unaware).
There are a lot of descriptive and helpful breakdowns of each class out there, but this post is going to be about choosing a river, not necessarily what the classes tell you.
Here's a good way to break things down when considering a commercial rafting trip:
Little: Little rapids are great for kids, families, and people who are scared. Class I and II rapids are little, and sometimes Class III rapids can be little. Basically, it means that the rapid is easy to navigate, the chance of you falling out of your craft is small, and mostly what you're doing is floating along with the current.
Medium: This is solid class III territory. Medium rapids sometimes, but not always, require participation from you to go somewhere in the rapid. In other words, you'll probably be paddling here. If you mess up, the consequesnces are usually mild, meaning you might fall out of your boat and you might not. Sometimes Class IV rapids can fall into the medium category, but the stakes are higher and you'll definitely need to navigate. Good for families and even moderately active people.
Big: Class III and Class IV rapids are usually big. Turbulent waves move the boat around, and you need momentum to get through intact. Big rapids can be long, or have hidden obstacles, or have obstacles that are visible but hard to avoid, or some combination of all three. People who go on big rivers should have a healthy sense of adventure. Families are fine, if they're the kind of family that's looking for excitement, and are okay with a this-isn't-Disneyland mindset.
Huge: Class V (sometimes IV). Rivers with huge rapids are less like being at a water park and more like being in a violent sea. A lot of people think huge rapids are fun; they're the people that also think mountain climbing, extended backpacking trips, and skydiving are fun. You should be on your game, physically capable, and ready for anything before you go rafting in huge rapids.
Some things to note:
I didn't include Class VI rapids because you cannot run them on a commercial trip (thank God). If you're reading this and trying to decide what river to go on, be glad you don't have the option of rafting anything that's Class VI.
Also, remember that the scale tells you how difficult a rapid is, not how big it is (hence my own classifications). There are tons of really giant Class III rapids that are a blast, but not that difficult. Similarly, there are tons of Class V rapids that are super difficult (and potentially dangerous), but not that big.
And this: rapids change. The volume of water in a river (also known as the river level) can create or expose hazards not normally seen in a given rapid. Always take into consideration that rafting outfitters use the average optimal levels for classifying rapids. Which just means that, if the water levels change before your trip, the rapid classifacation could change too.
I would say that the one thing to remember is that the object is to have as much fun as you can, and not necessarily to see how big you can go. It's an idea that many, many people ignore when booking a trip. Don't be one of them.
Go rafting. Have fun. Choose wisely.


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"A Rose for Her Grave" - the principal story of this collection - vividly recreates the cautionary tale of Randy Roth, a misogynistic sociopath from the Pacific Northwest whose rage was directed primarily at women and children. Addicted to his own greed, Roth exercised a powerful aura of control over his victims, using his ability to charm and boyish good looks to lower their defenses. By the time they saw the reality of the madness in his eyes, it was usually too late. This, along with five other chilling cases, bears the stamp of classic Ann Rule - informed, comprehensive, and eerily evocative of man's inhumanity to man.
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"Ann Rule at her usual best."
Only for the picture value. Most of her books do include pictures.
The way criminals always think they are smarter than anyone else.
She made the evil pop out in her voice.
Everytime the truth was revealed.
Never get enough of Ann Rule!!
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This book held my attention from beginning to end. I'm new to Anne Rule and true crime , this book has been a great introduction.
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"Interesting nonfiction cases"
These true crime cases written by Ann Rule, all of which I believe are newly told in this book, are well-written depictions of the havoc scum of the earth criminals impose upon innocent victims, their families and friends. Highly recommend.
The narrator, Laural Merlington, is a brilliant choice by Ann Rule to tell these stories in an authentic manner.
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I love her books! She's such an excellent author. She doesn't just explain the crime she lets the readers know the victims before their tragic death.
Ann Rule is definitely by far my favorite author!
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I've been an Ann Rule fan for years - but now that I live in the Pacific Northwest, I'm even more of a fan. It's been a while since I was so hooked to a story, I listened to the events unfold during every spare moment I could steal away from the daily grind. The story of Randy Roth was utterly fascinating. My only criticism - and I admit, I'm probably being picky - is the narration. This is the second time I've listened to an audiobook narrated by Laural Merlington (and again, that was another fascinating audiobook I couldn't put down), and ... she over-enunciates. For example, every time she says "our," it sounds like "ow-wer." But she does read at a perfect pace, I'll say that. So overall, if you are a True Crime fan, get this audiobook!
"Good read"
I love this narrator, she is easy to listen to and does character voices well. The story was also very entertaining and well put together
"great as always!"
great detail yet moves swiftly to keep your interest. love her books. Ann provides education and entertainment.
"Chilling Tales of Murder"
Living in the Seattle area, we found it eerily fascinating to hear about the crimes and police work in our local community. Hats off to those who brought these murderers to justice.
"extreme pro nun ci a tion"
The narrators perfect pronunciation was kind of irritating at first, distracting from the story. But I got used to it after about 4 hours. Other than that, great stories
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This beautiful fine lace weight yarn is made in a blend of the softest baby suri alpaca and the finest merino wool.
A blend of 75% wool and 25% hemp, resulting in a modern tweed effect, soft to the touch yarn which is a joy to knit. Wool and hemp create 'breathable' knitted fabrics which are cool to wear in warm weather and warm in colder temperatures.
The perfect blend of lambswool and kid mohair creates a lovely soft yarn which is worked into a beautiful colour palette.
Made with 100% natural linen, our Pure Linen has a soft sheen and a relaxed drape. This yarn is ideal for light weight and elegant summer knits, that are easy and cooling to wear.
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This 148-sq. ft. screened enclosure with a chestnut-colored frame and almond-colored roof attaches easily to a concrete patio or wooden deck to offer protection against summertime insects while maintaining comfortable ventilation. The enclosure features a heavy-duty galvanized metal frame with a baked-on architectural finish that resists fading and oxidation. The detachable roof design makes off-season storage easy.Product Features:
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i would bye again at the right price
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i have my camper at delaware sea shore that why i bought ascreenhouse off of yous but the sad thing is when i put it together not all the parts there talking about a big disapointment you spend all that money for this item and you got wait longer?
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I bought a used patio-mate for my seasonal camping about 7 years ago and loved it. I let it go with the sale of my camper since I was buying a new trailer and moving to a different campground. I purchased a larger one this time. It's the only way to enjoy the outside mosquito free. You can sit outside on rainy days and get sun protection on hot sunny days. It takes a little planning and patience to set it up but it's definitely worth it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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I mounted this to my r.v. That is on aswasonal site.i have much more room now, I wish I didn't have to put holes in my trailer, maybe they can figure that out.
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Came out perfect! Exactly what we needed!
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We installed this on our camping trailer. Exactly what we needed. My brother liked it so much he also bought one.
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Not many places sell this type of screened in room at the price it was available at BJ's. For the money it is the best for the use we put it work as. We use it for our camper that is in a permanent location. It only took two of us a little over four hour to install once the camper was prepped to have the screened room attached to it.
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This is a really good product. But just be prepared because it does require at least 2 people to install it. If you are anchoring it into cement. Plan on the project talking 4-6 hours. I purchased this unit thinking it was a 2 year thing. But now looking at the unit installed. It could last 10 years if you remove the top in the winter.
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Irregular menstruation
I have an irregular menstruation, how likely will I be able to get pregnant?
1st March 2014 06:43 AM #2
Dear VannnyBaby,
Is there any pattern to your menstrual cycle?
I know in another post you were asking about PCOS - is this something you have been diagnosed with?
It really depends on the cause of your cycles being irregular as to how easy it will be to get pregnant. Have you been trying to conceive? With PCOS medication can help. If you do not have PCOS but simply have irregular cycles with no apparent cause then it may be that tracking your ovulation and checking for natural signs of ovulation helps you to conceive.
I look forward to reading your reply so that we can answer your question fully.
Warm wishes,


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REDLANDS - Police arrested a Yucaipa man Wednesday suspected of sexually assaulting a Loma Linda teenage girl at a Redlands motel weeks earlier.
Reginald Lamar Gatrail Lockhart, 23, was arrested at the Circle K convenience store at 3405 E. Highland Ave. in Highland by Redlands police detectives, according to booking records.
Lockhart allegedly answered an online ad for sex on the website Craigslist placed by a Colton man who is accused of pimping the 17-year-old girl, according to a police news release.
Police apprehended Wilbert Andres Mancia-Mejia, 31, of Colton on June 2 after the teenage victim came forward to police.
Mancia-Mejia met the girl in an online network website in May and misidentified himself as 17-year-old "Albert Mann," according to court records.
Police say the two later met in person and a sexual relationship ensued. During that time, Mancia-Mejia took photos of them having sex, according to court records.
Police say that's when Mancia-Mejia placed an ad on Craigslist that Lockhart answered.
According to police officials, Mancia-Mejia waited in his car in the motel parking lot while Lockhart went into the room and allegedly sexually assaulted the girl. Before leaving, police say Lockhart told her to wait in the room for five minutes before going anywhere.
On June 1, the girl reported the assault to police and Mancia-Mejia was arrested the following day. He was booked into the Central Detention Center in San Bernardino and held in lieu of $400,000 bail.
Lockhart was booked into the West Valley Detention Center in Rancho Cucamonga and held in lieu of $150,000 bail.
A police investigation into Mancia-Mejia's computer activities indicate he may have been in contact with other girls between the ages of 15 and 17.
Police are seeking information on any other potential victims.
Anyone with additional information is asked to contact Det. Natasha Crawford at 909-798-7623.


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Cards To Start The Madness With A Monday Night Watch Party
LOUISVILLE, Ky. -- You can be a part of the Madness with the Louisville women's basketball team.
The Louisville women's basketball team is hosting a watch party at the KFC Yum! Center on Monday night for the NCAA Selection Show. The Cards are expected to be a two seed in the Louisville region after falling to defending National Champions UConn in the AAC tournament. The show starts at 7 with doors opening at 5:30 Monday night. Admission is free.


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Timex Ironman iControl
If you have a classic iPod and therefore can't get the Nano sports kit, this will do nicely as it allows you to control your iPod. You can skip a track and increase the volume from this watch. It also offers 50-lap memory recall chronograph; training log; and two interval timers for speed and endurance training.
This watch is definitely for style and show. I have this one, and I did not use this to tell time one bit (I used my phone instead). It's a looker for sure, and serves as a good light show!Added 9 Years Ago from Amazon.com


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ATLANTA -- DS Waters of America, a nationwide bottled water and office coffee service provider that is rapidly growing through acquisitions, has changed its name. The new DS Services of America Inc. better reflects the company's evolving portfolio of products, brands and services, officials said.
"Over the years, we've made investments to expand our portfolio of products and services," said DS Services president and chief executive Tom Harrington. "In addition to expanding our position in the bottled water home and office delivery business, we have also created meaningful market positions in the coffee service and water filtration industries."
The company has been gobbling up bottled water and OCS routes over the past several years. In 2012, DS Waters ramped up its OCS presence in a big way when it acquired Standard Coffee. | SEE STORY
As it announced its name change, DS said that it is poised to provide "flexibility for continued line expansions into new and emerging beverage and non-beverage categories."
Separately, DS Services announced its acquisition of Roaring Spring Water of Washington, DC.