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I'm with you almost 100%... But the idea that it's all millionaires that lost their homes is wrong. Every community on the eater on LI got hammered. I'm not talking about beach front homes. Small towns on the bay not the ocean.
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Getting screwed? How is the government buying your house once it's been destroyed for fair market value getting screwed? The government has been subsidizing these land oceanfront owners for years. You just want to have your cake and eat it too. You want to ***** about surfers hoping for hurricanes not making landfall, yet live in a coastal area. Sort of like living in the high rockies and complaining about the snow.
if you live on the coast you accept the risks.
Here's a question for you coastal folks. How come so many of you were uninsured? Maybe you don't have mortgages?
The only way anyone in my neck of the woods can get away without having wind & hail, flood, and general homeowners insurance is if you own your house. I think it's pretty naive, even with the freak storm like Sandy, to not protect your investments with some insurance.
as for how am i getting screwed? it's being screwed when the gov't tells me where i can & can't live, the gov't forcing my family out of a place it has inhabited for generations, since well before the coast was the fashionable place to go on vacation. i don't want it both ways, i want to be left alone. if my home is destroyed, let me rebuild it, don't pay me the "fair market value" of the empty lot & tell me to get on w/ my life. this IS my life.
THAT'S how it's being screwed. stop thinking you know what's best for someone & let them live their lives.
and washer/dryer.
thousands and thousands of dollars paid to the same insurance company over 25years and getting anything from them was nearly impossible.
I think the only way flood insurance would save the day is if one's home was completely destroyed and washed away.


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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior, or such official as may be designated by him, is hereby authorized, until otherwise directed by Congress, to advance to the tribe or to pay out of any unobligated tribal funds of the Klamath Indians in the Treasury of the United States salaries and expenses of tribal officials or representatives (except the Klamath Loan Fund Board) at rates and/or limitations designated in advance by the Klamath General Council, or any governing body to which it may delegate such authority, and approved by the Secretary of the Interior: Provided, That the length of stay of representatives serving the tribe at the seat of government shall be determined by the Secretary of the Interior.
The Act of June 25, 1938 (ch. 710, 52 Stat. 1207), as amende August 7, 1939 (ch. 519, 53 Stat. 1244), as amended May 15, 1945 (ch. 123, 59 Stat. 167), is hereby repealed.
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This 6 cylinder 1930 Chrysler Touring car was purchased prior to the September 17, 1930 robbery of the National Bank and Trust Company. Two 1930 Plymouths were also purchased at the same time but, were not liked by the officers because they only had 4 cylinder engines.
1930: Following the robbery of the National Bank & Trust Company on September 17, 1930, Chief Johnstone was replaced by Acting Chief Walter Anderson by order of Mayor Don Love. Chief Anderson wrote a summary of the department and refered
to the 1930 cars as a 1930 Plymouth Coach 4 cylinder, 1930 Plymouth Touring 4 cylinder, and a 1930 Chrysler Touring 6 cylinder. The letter also lists a Model T truck, 1924 Dodge Roadster, 1926 Dodge Coupe, 1926 Ford Touring car, and 7 Harley Davidson motorcycles. Letter stated Harleys had been in use for about two years. It is believed the Henderson motorcycles were traded in for them in 1925.
1931: Chief Anderson reorganization also included $1,379.26 for guns and
ammunition with the purchase of two Thompson machine guns. The cars purchased were two 1930 Ford Model A's (purchased January 4, 1931) and a 1930 Buick Touring car. The Buick had steel plates installed around the radiator, interior panels, and front tires. Bullet proof glass was installed in the windshield and side wings. This armored car was in direct response to the police being criticized as ineffective against the bank robbers in 1930. Henderson ends production of motorcycles. With the exception of the very early purchases of Indian and Henderson motorcycles, Harley Davidson would be the choice of LPD until 1982 when Kawasaki motorcycles were used.
1932: Ford ends production of the Model A. The new Municipal Building at 10th and Q is completed.
1933: Mayor Fenton Fleming removes Chief Anderson and appoints William Condit as the new Chief of Police. The new radio communication system is finally installed in a few select vehicles. Car units can only receive information. No vehicle purchases listed in the Annual Report.
1934: A photo of Cruiser #23 found to be a 1933 Ford assigned to the Accident Investigation Squad. Cruiser #87 is also a 1933 Ford and was photographed after the April 2, 1934, pursuit by Officer
Frank Robbins and Officer Volcott Condit of a suspicious vehicle. It was later determined that the three occupants inside the suspect vehicle had robbed a bank in Oklahoma. Officer Condit was the Chief's son. The photo of Cruiser #87 shows broken glass and bullet holes near the windshield. Purchase cars #22, 32, 61, 64, 87, 137: $3,395.00.
1935: Walter Anderson is reinstated as Chief of Police. New motorcycle purchased: $724.00.
1936: New motorcycle #4: $194.50. New cars purchased #39, 105: $1,880.00.
1937: New motorcycles #5, 6, 7: $1,670.60. New cars purchased #34, 110, 157: $1,776.25.
1938: No vehicle purchases listed in the Annual Report.
1939: New autos and truck: $2,827.00.
1934: New 1933 Fords purchased by LPD. The top photo shows Vehicle 87 which was used in a pursuit on April 2, 1934. Broken glass on the running board is from shots fired at and striking the windshield. Lower photo shows Vehicle 23 which was used by the accident investigation squad.1934 Department personnel roster shows 1 Brake/Light Officer and 1 Plainclothesman / Photographer.
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(Cleveland) - The Coast Guard conducted a medical evacuation from Kelley's Island in Lake Erie early Sunday morning. The patient's name and hometown are not being released.
Coast Guard Petty Officer Lauren Laughlin says at 3:25 a.m., a search-and-rescue controller at Coast Guard Sector Detroit was contacted by emergency medical services personnel from Kelley's Island who requested a medical evacuation for a 72-year-old man reportedly suffering from chest pain.
Laughlin tells Newsradio WTAM 1100, after consulting with the Coast Guard's on-duty flight surgeon, it was determined that a medical evacuation was needed.
A boat crew from Coast Guard Station Marblehead, launched aboard a 33-foot Special Purpose Craft-Law Enforcement.
They arrived at the island, took the man and an EMT aboard the SPC-LE, and transported them back to the station.
The man was transported by EMS via ambulance to Magruder Hospital in Port Clinton, and is believed to be doing well.
Laughlin says medical missions are just one of the many things the Coast Guard does. Just 3 weeks ago the Marblehead station conducted two such flights.
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A hunter came face to face with a black bear and LIVED to tell the tale! You HAVE to see his amazing cell phone footage of the encounter!
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The Mandeville High School girls' swimming team captured its first title at the Allstate Sugar Bowl Metro Swimming Championships on Saturday at the UNO Athletic Center. On the boys' side, Jesuit High School collected its second straight victory.
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NHL labour talks seemed to be picking up speed as they continued late into the night Tuesday in New York.
A group of 18 players and six owners met for more than five hours Tuesday afternoon, took a break for dinner and then resumed talks at 10 p.m. The talks wrapped up just before midnight and owners and players made contact early Wednesday morning and were expected to return to negotiations later in the day.
Rob Rossi, the Penguins/NHL beat reporter for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, reported that the Penguins played a major role in the talks, led by team co-owner Ron Burkle and captain Sidney Crosby. Co-owner Mario Lemieux also arrived in New York Tuesday and Rossi reported he would attend Wednesday's board of governors meeting along with Penguins CEO David Morehouse. Rossi also reported that Burkle and Crosby were described by participants in Tuesday's talks as "voices of reason."
One source close to Crosby told The Canadian Press: "Sid's a team guy. He's about the game."
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The Canadian Press reported that the marathon session was accompanied by whispers of optimism.
"I appreciate the efforts of the players in particular," NHL deputy commissioner Bill Daly told reporters in New York late Tuesday night. "We had 18 players in there today and six of our owners. I think everybody is working hard, I think everybody wants to get a deal done so I think that's encouraging.
"We look forward to hopefully making more progress tomorrow."
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NHL commissioner Gary Bettman met with the media briefly Wednesday afternoon in New York, saying he was "pleased" with how the talks were going. He added that "out of respect" for the labour process, he wasn't going to say anything more and didn't take questions.
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I recently took one of those DNA tests that tell you where your prehistoric ancestors come from.
It was totally painless. All you have to do is spit into a little tube and then mail that tube of spit to a lab where they compare your spit with your ancestors' spit. Then they send you the results of all that spitting.
I know! Science is awesome!
Anyway. I got my results back last week, and here's what I learned: 92 precent of my prehistoric ancestors came from central Europe. Six percent came from Finland and Russia. As for the remaining 2 percent? Well, the lab wasn't sure. Apparently 2 percent of my ancestors forgot to spit into those little tubes.
That's it. Those were the results. I read them over with a growing sense of disappointment.
"What's the matter?" my husband asked.
"Well, for one thing, I'm definitely not Irish," I said.
I've always harbored a deep hope that somehow, some way I'm secretly Irish. Which I'm not. Unless "Ireland" is a code name for "central Europe."
"And for another thing," I went on, "I want more specific information. All these lab results really tell me is that I had prehistoric ancestors living in caves somewhere in the suburbs of Helsinki."
My husband smirked. "Well now isn't THAT ironic."
Let me explain.
You know how certain places the redrock desert, New York City, Hawaii just speak to your soul? Well, Finland … wasn't that place for me.
Don't get me wrong. The Finnish people are completely great. (I'm looking at you, Raija!) But life was challenging for me when we lived there in that tiny one-room apartment. On a tiny island. With two tiny kids. Whose tiny clothes I washed by hand in the tiny bathtub because we didn't have access to a single tiny washing machine.
Also, I was pregnant at the time. And, oh yeah, I didn't speak the language. (Finnish, as it turns out, isn't one of those languages that you can just "pick up.") I didn't have any friends. Worst of all, I didn't have a TV. No "Miami Vice" for me, baby!
I know. Wah, wah. Boo hoo. Compared with 99.9 percent of the world's population, I lived like a king on the edge of the Baltic Sea. I totally get that.
Still. Life in Finland was hard because I was just so I.S.O.L.A.T.E.D. Imagine my surprise, then, to learn that Finland was my fatherland! About a million years ago!
So that's pretty cool. I guess. But in the end, what does that even mean?
I realized this was the real cause of my disappointment: I wanted to know where my ancient ancestors came from because I assumed that would say something about who I am now.
And why.
Human beings want clarity on this issue, which is why we consult our horoscopes and take online personality quizzes ("Which Jane Austen character are you?") and read books that tell us what color we are (I'm a white, my husband's a blue). We want information that helps us get a handle on ourselves.
And that's great. Self-awareness is certainly a prerequisite for individual growth. But testing your DNA to find out where your prehistoric ancestors come from? Trust me on this one.
It doesn't help solve the mystery of you.
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'"I have my business perception and I have my personal perception," said Steve Calvaneso, who owns three restaurants and a men's store in downtown Buffalo and who is contemplating a run for mayor. One of his restaurants, City Grill, is only a few blocks from the arena, and he said he was losing $1,500 to $4,000 in sales every game night, which could add up to, he said, $100,000 for the season.'
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Medical Examiner: GWAR frontman died of heroin overdose
The March death of GWAR frontman David Brockie is being ruled accidental - the result of heroin overdose.
The Virginia State Medical Examiner's Office says the 50-year-old rocker died of "acute heroin toxicity."
Brockie, known by his stage name Oderus Urungus, was found dead in his home in Richmond, Virginia on March 23rd. A founding member of the costumed heavy-metal group, Brockie performed on 13 of the band's albums over their 30 years of existence.
GWAR is known for their theatrical and sometimes graphic shows that includes "meat masks" and monsters.
The band also lost member Cory Smoot, who portrayed the character Flattus Maximus, in 2011. His death was attributed to a pre-existing heart condition.
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Update: Two Killed In Crash Near Blair Identified
Update: Washington County authorities released the names of those killed and injured in a three vehicle crash this morning south of Blair on Highway 133.
The driver of a vehicle that side-swiped one car and then hit another head-on is identified as 29 year old Sara Jorgenson of Kennard. Jorgensen and a passenger in the car hit head-on, 74 year old Joanne Roche of Kennard died in the accident.
The driver of that second vehicle hit, 74 year old Ronald Roche was airlifted to a hospital. The driver of the vehicle that was side-swiped, 52 year old Helen Langdon of Omaha was also taken to a hospital.


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First Emmy for a government PSA
This year's Emmy Award for National Public Service Announcements (PSAs) goes to "Looking for the Fountain of Youth?" produced by the National Institute on Aging (NIA) and Vilsack Productions.
The Emmy Award, sponsored by the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences (NATAS), was presented at a black tie banquet on August 25 in New York City as part of the Academy's Community and Public Service Awards program. It is the first Emmy in the National PSA category to be awarded to the Federal government.
NIA, part of the National Institutes of Health, an agency of the Department of Health and Human Services, produced "Looking for the Fountain of Youth?" to get the word out that substances such as melatonin, DHEA, and human growth hormone haven't been proven to extend life and may be associated with serious side effects.
Vilsack Productions produced two public service announcements for the Institute. The first, a humorous spot, entitled "Madame Eterno," shows a fortuneteller and a man seeking the truth about anti-aging miracle drugs. The second spot, entitled "Fountain of Youth?," is a visual presentation of the words melatonin, DHEA, testosterone, and super hormones. Both PSAs encourage viewers to call the NIA Information Center toll-free at 1-800-222-2225 for a free fact sheet.
Borrowing from her teenage daughter, Jane E. Shure, NIA's Public Information Officer, allowed as how the Emmy was "way cool." She noted her appreciation for the many public service directors who played the spot and reminded the audience that "the concerns and interests of older people shouldn't be overlooked when thinking about community service programming." She particularly credited the work of Roger Vilsack, of Vilsack Productions, Arlington, Virginia, for his "creative magic" in transforming the message into an engaging yet responsible PSA. Vilsack Productions is an independent creative and film production company.
The PSAs were distributed in 1997 and received widespread national play. The Institute will re-release them this month.
The NIA leads the Federal effort to conduct and support studies on health and aging.


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To get the Edirol UM-550 or UM-880 working with a 2.6 kernel:
There is no difference in functionality between the ordinary and FPT drivers in the hardware, this is only related to proper recognition of the device by the OS.
In both cases, you will see obvious signs of success in /var/log/messages or dmesg if you set things up right. Also, for the ALSA driver, you will see the device with 'amidi -l'. If the drivers are compiled as modules, you need to take the normal steps for loading them into your kernel (e.g. modprobe).
Once the device has been detected by the system, you will get 6 ALSA MIDI ports (for the UM-550, 9 for the UM-880), the last one of which is the device's control port, used to send control information to the device (such as patch change messages, for instance ; this control ports prevents conflicts with other MIDI devices). The other ports correspond to the MIDI inputs and outpus on the device, but numbered from 0 instead of 1, meaning that ALSA port number 0 corresponds to physical port number 1.
To play a MIDI note from the computer to an instrument connected on OUTPUT 2 on you device, send the note to "UM-xx0 Port 1" and check that you have patched INPUT 2 to OUTPUT 2 with the MIDI/USB button lit (which means that the input will come from USB). You can actually send the note to any port n, provided that you patch INPUT (n+1) to OUTPUT 2 (again, with the MIDI/USB button lit).
Also note that you cannot patch USB INPUT 2 to OUTPUT 2 as well as MIDI INPUT 2 to OUTPUT 2 at the same time, but you could patch USB INPUT 3 to OUTPUT 2 and MIDI INPUT 2 to OUTPUT 2 at the same time. This is apparently a limitation of the hardware, and not specific to ALSA or Linux.
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Intrathecal drug delivery is a pain management therapy that delivers medication directly to the intrathecal space the fluid filled area surrounding the spinal cord).
The spinal canal is like a highway for pain signals traveling to the brain, where pain sensation is experienced by the body.
Because the pain medication is delivered directly to the "site of action" (the area surrounding the spinal cord ) instead of circulating throughout the body, intrathecal drug delivery offers significant pain control using a small fraction of the dose that oral medication requires.
This drug delivery method has been shown to increase pain relief and comfort for people with severe pain. It may also cause fewer side effects than oral medications.
Studies have shown that for people who did not experience enough pain relief with high doses of oral medication, most achieved significant pain control with intrathecal drug delivery and were able to improve their activities of daily living (ADL)
Realistic goals are key to satisfaction with intrathecal therapy.
Depending on your physical ability, you may be able to accomplish certain goals with the help of intrathecal therapy (ITT).
It's important to understand that this therapy will not eliminate primary source of your pain and will not cure any underlying disease. However, it may help manage your pain and improve your ability to do daily activities.
For determining if you are a candidate for ITT a trial with your medication is performed.
A single injection or multiple injections of a small amount of medication into your spinal canal. The injection is delivered with a needle and syringe. A medication injection will be followed by several hours of monitoring in a hospital or a physical therapy setting. You can usually can return home after the test.
Continuous Infusion:
This screening test takes place over a few days and closely resembles the therapy delivered by fully implantable infusion system.
With this procedure, a continuous flow of medication is delivered to the spinal area through a temporary catheter ( a soft, flexible tube). One end of the catheter is placed in your back and the other end is attached to an external pump. There are two types of external pumps which can be used, depending on the placement of the catheter . One is for epidural infusion; the other is for intrathecal infusions. Either of these catheter placements allow for you to resume most normal daily activities of living.
Log or notes are kept with regards to your pain , function vital signs; if your pain symptoms are decreased after your infusion or increased and by what percent.
The purpose for screening is to see if the medication works for you.
The screening whether your pain can be turned off with ITT .
During the screening test , these temporary effects are possible:
Sleepiness, nausea or vomiting, headache, dizziness itching, urinary retention, depressed breathing or respirations.
There are two types of fully implantable systems that treat chronic pain through continuous delivery of medication into the intrathecal space.
Consists of an implantable pump and catheter, and an external programmer used by your physician. Programmability allows for different doses of medication to be given throughout the day, and your doctor can make dose changes using the external programmer.
Some patients may also have an option of a Personal Therapy Manager (PTM). The PTM allows you to deliver medication when you need it, within your physicians prescribed guidelines.
Consists of an implantable pump and catheter. The system dispenses medication at a constant flow rate (meaning it gives one dose all the time at the same rate). The IsoMed pump is used for someone who does not need a variable-dosing pump.
With a single injection test, the procedure will be performed in a surgery suite, this will take up to one hour to complete then you will be monitored in another room .
Depending on the medication used you can be monitored from 2-3 hours up to eight hours.
If you receive a temporary catheter and an external pump your hospital stay can be up to 23 hours or your may return home after this and the trial may last up to four days, this depends on your doctors preference.
The goal of the procedure is to make you feel less anxious and comfortable as possible.
Before you are given the injection or the catheter is placed, your doctor will numb a small area of your lower back with a local anesthetic. Some patients may receive medication prior to this procedure, this needs to be discussed between you and your doctor.
If your trial with intrathecal testing is successful, you may be a candidate for an implanted drug delivery system.
You and your doctor will then discuss your results and the necessary steps for successful implantation and management of your intrathecal therapy.
If your pain goals are not met with the trail of intrathecal therapy, you and your doctor will discuss other ways to help manage your pain.
The pump has been tested and approved by the FDA, and it has been used successfully by more than 80,000 people world wide.
The intrathecal drug delivery will not provide relief from other types of acute pain, such as headaches, stomachaches, fractures, etc.
The screening test is designed to determine whether or not the pump will help to manage your pain. If the screening test is not successful, you will not go onto receive the implanted infusion system. If you do receive a drug delivery system, it is removable if you no longer require it for pain relief or if you change your mind after it has been implanted.


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A band of Redlands high schoolers seems to be on the fast track to fame.
The teenagers, calling themselves Half & Half, were discovered on their first professional performance by talent scouts and now they're booked at the House of Blues in Anaheim and the Whisky a Go Go on the Sunset Strip.
Members are Harrison Fakas on drums, Alex Watkins on vocals and saxophone, Aric Perez on bass, Ben Purper on guitar. Emily "Lucille" Lopez will be joining on keyboards and vocal harmony.
Aric, Alex and Ben are seniors at Redlands East Valley High School.
The group initially got together in January as part of a seven-member ska band.
In March -- just in time for REV's Battle of the Bands -- the four guys created Half & Half.
"We pretty much just went from down here to up here," said Fakas, 19, the only REV alumnus in the group, a 2011 graduate.
Half & Half played some local parties and both RHS and REV's Battles of the Bands, but its performance three weeks ago at Chain Reaction in Anaheim launched the band.
On Sept. 28, Half & Half played at The Wire in Upland.
A talent scout from Whisky a Go Go sent the band an invitation accompanied by a list of dates to choose from.
Whisky a Go Go is famous for launching careers - The Ramones, Blondie, Nirvana, Motley Crue, Talking Heads, The Police, and the Doors, who started as the Whisky's house band - is running through the Redlands teens' minds.
"My future plans are to get signed, get on the radio, play Coachella," said Fakas. "Our potential is crazy high, I think. It's a matter of when."
But being faced with possible success at this age means making some choices as well.
"It's a tricky thing for us three, because college is a path we could take too," said Alex.
Ben, who has been playing guitar since he was 8, has plans to go to the University of Southern California, but says if this is his future, right now, he's in.
"All of our families are really supportive," he said.
Aric has a heck of a Plan B.
"I want to go to college to become a neurologist, but if this works out, I'll do this," he said.
Half & Half describes its genre as alternative rock, but not completely.
"There's ska infused rock," said Aric. "Each song is just different."
"You never know what's coming next," said Alex.
They have seven songs, all originals. They also do cover songs, but they say they don't like to.
Fakas wrote "Hold the Phone," which he says is the most commercial of their pieces.
And Ben and Alex collaborated on the band's only ballad, "These Falls."
Alex, the lyricist for "These Falls," wrote the song about his relationship with his dad.
"It kind of sounds like a weird break-up song," he said.
The lyrics say, "I know things don't go all the ways that they should, but that doesn't mean I don't care anymore."
"The message is kind of like, `I'm trying to do my own thing, and you're in my way."' Alex said the song and the band in general have broken down a wall in his relationship with his father. "It's made us friendlier. He's really supportive."
The Chain Reaction concert is also where the House of Blues booking came from. Half & Half will perform at the Downtown Disney venue Oct. 16 - a school night - at 6:30 p.m.


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In the database division the Gold Medal goes to UpToDate, which totaled almost 120,000 topic searches. The second place Silver went to Web of Science, at 66,000 searches and the Bronze to OvidMEDLINE, with a strong showing of 52,000 searchers. These were followed by MDConsult, CINAHL Nursing & Allied Health, Clinical Pharmacology, SciFinder Scholar, Access Medicine, Gale Health & Wellness Center, and Nursing Reference Center.
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name change to - "KSTWO" (kay-es-two)
Hey if any toys want to do a handstyle battle pm me with rules and a word. It will be my second battle ( I have very little experience, ought to be an easy win for you.)
i dont get how if u do simple letters it helps make more complicated letters... i think i am have writers block kuhz when i go make my piece look complicated then i juss cant think of anything .... got any ideas
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hey what should i write ?
Molotowacko: Risk and Atom both sound almost too much like names, there's got to be plenty of people already using them. Atom is probably the less used of the two, and you could make the name sick with like electrons and shit flying around the name in little halos.
I was thinking about writing Nox, or maybe Sane. I like the letters n,s,g,a,e,x a lot.
and dont even say you know you history(idk why but every one says they do even if they dont)cause i can tell by your post you dont.....
.....not tring to be man just tring to help you out
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Wow, I feel like a jackass. There's a guy with a website that writes sane...
Thanks smooth, that would have been really bad...
Yeah a history thread would be cool. Like a list of famous writers and those on BS.
theres a hella lot more to him then just "some guy with a web site who writes sane" see why we really realll really need a history thread i'll make that shit tonight and have it up sunday hopefully
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well there is kinda like a history thread, its the new to graff. but yh.
the new to graffiti thread has nothing to do with history(there might be a little i've never really read all the shit)its all guides and shit
damn im bored.....
.....any of you fuckers on aim
edit*sorry for the double post guys
Aw Jesus Christ.
I just did some searching on the internet (I'm not in with any other writers so I have no way to learn history) and I found out who Sane is. I feel like a total douche.
My aim is RookAscendant
yo, handstyle battle rite now, who's up for it?
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Managed by GSA's Office of Citizen Services and Communications, USA.gov is the official web portal for the U.S. government, providing links to every branch, agency and organization involved in federal business. USA.gov provides links to reports, guides, reference material and other resources and services which serve visitors to get things done online.
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They say everyone has a story. That may be true, but everyone doesn't have a story like Dorothy Roth.
Dorothy was still a senior in high school when she was recruited to play baseball for a professional women's team in 1945. It was a good job for the girl who wanted to earn money to continue her education.
Dorothy credits her time traveling with the girls of summer for giving her a little bit of polish. And the money she earned helped pay for college, where she met her future husband.
The celebrity didn't stop there. She and Al Roth were married on TV on "The Bride and Groom Show" in New York City.
Another athlete, Denise Cummings, also met her husband in college, on the track team. This 51-year-old has maintained her athletic fitness by teaching classes at the Marysville Y for 17 years.
She teaches classes for people of all ages, and her Fit Forever class includes at least one octogenarian, as well as a regular who is 95.
Another busy guy is muralist David Hose. You may not recognize his face on our cover, but you have probably seen his work.
The former "Moonie," who was married in a mass ceremony in 1970 in Korea, left the church in the 1990s and found his true calling creating public murals in Snohomish County a few years ago. He's working on one now at the American Legion post in Snohomish.
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Bellamy: The Nutter With The Putter.
He's like the Dennis Rodman of the EPL.
He's like the Dennis Rodman of the EPL.
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Anyone know if Arshavin's finally been cleared for Arsenal? They extended the transfer window cause the UK's snowed under...
Oh stupid question, but all those jerseys that go for like $25 on eBay are just cheap replicas right? Not the real deal?
I'm an Arsenal fan, I went to the game at the Emirates on Saturday (0-0 vs. West Ham.) The main thing we where lacking was a creative player to play the killer pass or beat a man and get a shot off. I think that defensively we don't look to bad, I think that Arshavin will provide some creative flair to our play and will hopefully be able to provide some sharpness to our attack which is much needed.
I'm a little aprehensive going in to our game against Spurs on Sunday, the way we have been playing rescently means that Spurs may feel that they could win this one and what with the boost of Keane coming back (He always scores against us) it could be a close game.
Anyway I hope Arshavin is fit for Sunday and the return of Cesc, Walcott and Eduardo within the next few months should hopefully see us into the Champions League places by the end of the season.
you need a box to box midfielder. creative players you have alot of them and isnt that what you shelled out the cash for nasri? bought walcott? thrown ramsey and wilshire into the starting 11 way too early for? and you have rosicky back in action soon.
gallas, toure, sagna, clichy are the back four that will win you the premiership over say rio, vidic, neville, evra.
arshavin should be a replacement for hleb which denilson has done a horrible job filling in for. you have the sharpness but bendtner has got to go. van persie and adabayor should be up top. with eduardo, and vela first off the bench.


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The soaring story-and-a-half kitchen condenses functions so the room can remain open to outdoor views. Geared to a serious cook, the work zone circulates around a large double-sided island, containing a cook-top and stainless steel surround, and a concrete eating bar. Across from the cooktop is a concrete prep counter with integrated trivet and butcher block. Clear maple cabinets with custom designed drawers support the hefty countertops. Reveals and toekicks, however, create the illusion that the slabs hover independently in space.
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"Emily Peyton is a singular woman," said Mr. Montfort, thoughtfully.
Meanwhile Montfort and Edward, with their armed followers, were lodged at Clerkenwell, ready for war.
I tell you, Mr. Montfort's well off, and so's you and me, Frances.
Had it not been for the Montfort misunderstanding, he would have gone; but that haunted him.
Mr. Montfort gazed about him, and heaved a long sigh of content.
And this was Montfort the misanthrope—Montfort the socialist—Montfort the agrarian.
"It looks as if some one had been in a hurry," said Mr. Montfort, significantly.
"I have never hated you, Emily," said Mr. Montfort, not unkindly.
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Rock Hill, S.C. – The Brevard College Tornados had two players receive post-season honors, as junior linebackers Stanley Jones and Brandon Rawls were both selected to the 2008 All-SAC Defensive Second Team, announced today.
The duo are the first ever Brevard College football players to receive conference post-season awards, as it is the Tornados first full season in the South Atlantic Conference.
Jones (Spartanburg, S.C.), was the anchor of the BC defense, leading the Tornados in tackles all season long. Jones finished the season with 98 tackles, a team-high. His 98 stops was second in the conference. However, his average of 9.8 tackles per game was first in the SAC and placed him in a tie for 24th in the nation among all NCAA Division II schools. Jones had four games in which he posted double-digit tackles, including collecting BC record 21 total tackles against Lenoir-Rhyne back on September 27.
Fellow junior linebacker Brandon Rawls (Perry, Ga.) also received All-SAC Second Team recognition for his strong season that saw consistent play. Rawls was third on the team with 62 total tackles, but led the team in tackles for a loss with 5.5 stops behind the line of scrimmage. Rawls also had a team-high three sacks on the season, a third of the team's total sacks, from his outside linebacker position. Rawls, who averaged 6.2 tackles per game, collected a season-high 10 tackles at Mars Hill on October 18.
South Atlantic Conference football co-champion Carson-Newman College led the way with 12 selections, while Tusculum followed closely with 11, on the 2008 SAC All-Conference Football Team.
Tusculum senior quarterback Corey Russell, who threw for 3,513 yards and 31 touchdowns, was named the Offensive Player of the Year.
Newberry senior linebacker Will Newell, who was the leading tackler on a Newberry team that ranked second in total defense, was named the Defensive Player of the Year.
Tusculum coach Frankie DeBusk, who guided the Pioneers to the league championship and a first-ever berth into the NCAA Division II playoffs, was named Coach of the Year.
Mars Hill College freshman wide receiver John Brown, who led the team with seven touchdown receptions and led the conference in all-purpose yards, was named Offensive Freshman of the Year.
Catawba College freshman linebacker Lakeem Perry, who led the Indians in tackles in his first season, was named Defensive Freshman of the Year.
Carson-Newman College senior offensive lineman Thomas Battle received the Jacobs Blocking Trophy for the second year in a row.
Tusculum College tight end Jarrell NeSmith was named the Football Scholar Athlete for the second year in a row. NeSmith is a junior majoring in pre-medicine and carries a 3.83 GPA.
Carson-Newman senior offensive lineman Thomas Battle, who anchored an offensive line that averaged 323 yards rushing per game, received the Jacobs Blocking Trophy.
The head coaches in the conference select the All-Conference teams.
2008 All-SAC Football Teams
First Team – Offense
Quarterback – Corey Russell, Tusculum
Running Back – Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman
Running Back – Jamelle Cuthbertson, Catawba
Running Back – Nelson Woods, Wingate
Wide Receiver – Reggie Hubbard, Carson-Newman
Wide Receiver – Tyrea Allen, Mars Hill
Wide Receiver – Kelton Tindal, Newberry
Wide Receiver – Ryan Tallent, Tusculum
Tight End – Jarrell NeSmith, Tusculum
Offensive Line – Thomas Battle, Carson-Newman
Offensive Line – Terence Crosby, Catawba
Offensive Line – Chandler Rearden, Lenoir-Rhyne
Offensive Line – Marchent Faustin, Newberry
Offensive Line – Danny Partida, Tusculum
Placekicker – Colin Corpe, Lenoir-Rhyne
Long Snapper – Jordon Simmons, Lenoir-Rhyne
First Team – Defense
Defensive Line – Darius Wrentz, Carson-Newman
Defensive Line – Melquan Fair, Catawba
Defensive Line – Chris Dowdell, Mars Hill
Defensive Line – David Harris, Newberry
Linebacker – Brian Brown, Carson-Newman
Linebacker – Charles McAfee, Catawba
Linebacker – Will Newell, Newberry
Linebacker – Justin Scott, Tusculum
Defensive Back – Mario Russell, Carson-Newman
Defensive Back – Deshon Nesbitt, Mars Hill
Defensive Back – Kamaal McIlwain, Newberry
Defensive Back – Jeremy Thompson, Tusculum
Punter – John Gregory, Tusculum
Return Specialist – Patrick Pinchinat, Wingate
Second Team - Offense
Quarterback – Alex Good, Carson-Newman
Running Back – Ricky Harris, Carson-Newman
Running Back – George Washington, Mars Hill
Running Back – Marcus Foster, Tusculum
Wide Receiver – Nate Binder, Tusculum
Wide Receiver – Shawn Barrett, Wingate
Tight End – Ryan Webber, Wingate
Offensive Line – Jeff Weaver, Carson-Newman
Offensive Line – Eric Nelson, Mars Hill
Offensive Line – Josh Sims, Mars Hill
Offensive Line – Matt Holmes, Newberry
Offensive Line – Cam LeGrand, Wingate
Placekicker – Michael Pinkerton, Mars Hill
Long Snapper – Chad Case, Catawba
Second Team – Defense
Defensive Line – Brandon Harmon, Carson-Newman
Defensive Line – Brandon Sutton, Catawba
Defensive Line – Lance Clark, Newberry
Defensive Line – Rynel Butler, Tusculum
Linebacker – Stanley Jones, Brevard
Linebacker – Brandon Rawls, Brevard
Linebacker – Stan Galbraith, Mars Hill
Linebacker – Jarvis Littlejohn, Tusculum
Defensive Back – Jasmon Carpenter, Catawba
Defensive Back – Marcus Shuford, Lenoir-Rhyne
Defensive Back – Andre Moyd, Newberry
Defensive Back – Tylan Merkerson, Wingate
Punter – Chris Jones, Carson-Newman
Return Specialist – Reggie Hubbard, Carson-Newman
Return Specialist – Barry Tate, Lenoir-Rhyne
Offensive Player Of The Year – Corey Russell, Tusculum
Defensive Player Of The Year – Will Newell, Newberry
Offensive Freshman Of The Year – John Brown, Mars Hill
Defensive Freshman Of The Year – Lakeem Perry, Catawba
Jacobs Blocking Trophy – Thomas Battle, Carson-Newman
Coach Of The Year – Frankie DeBusk, Tusculum
Statistical Champions
Rushing per game – Jamelle Cuthbertson, Catawba, 114.1
Passing Avg. per game – Corey Russell, Tusculum, 319.4
Total Offense per game – Corey Russell, Tusculum, 375.1
Receptions per game – Ryan Tallent, Tusculum, 6.55
Receiving yards per game – Nate Binder, Tusculum, 81.5
All-Purpose yards per game – John Brown, Mars Hill, 133.8
Interceptions per game – Deshun Nesbitt, Mars Hill, .56
Pass Efficiency – Alex Good, Carson-Newman, 179.0
Punt Return Avg. – Kameron Kranz, Wingate, 7.9
Kick Return Avg. – Patrick Pinchinat, 35.1
Punting Avg. – John Gregory, Tusculum, 44.2
Scoring Avg. (TDs) – Buck Wakefield, Carson-Newman, 8.0
Scoring Avg. (Kick) – Gareth Rowlands, Tusculum, 6.6
Field Goal Pct. – Britt Blackmon, Newberry, 66.7
Tackles per game – Stanley Jones, Brevard, 9.8
Sacks per game – Maurice Harris, Mars Hill, .78
Tackles for loss per game – Justin Scott, Tusculum, 1.64
Scoring offense – Carson-Newman, 42.7
Scoring defense – Newberry, 18.3
Passing offense – Tusculum, 326.8
Passing defense – Wingate, 155.9
Rushing offense – Carson-Newman, 323.5
Rushing defense – Catawba, 133.2
Total offense – Carson-Newman, 485.8
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Orphanage in Uganda
Last summer Preston went on a missions trip to Uganda and stayed for a month. This summer the team from his church went back and when they arrived, there was a new orphanage that had just been built called the Preston C. Newby Dormitory. They waited for the team to arrive to unveil and open it. Over 1000 people showed up and celebrated for three hours!
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Gobble up these 6 Turkey Day destinations
By Jill Becker, Special to CNN • Updated 14th November 2013
Thanksgiving is the busiest travel holiday of the year, with tens of millions expected to hit the road over the extended four-day weekend.
For anyone not loading up the SUV to make the trek to Grandma's house for her famous cranberry stuffing this year, here are some other yummy options you might want to consider. And you don't even need a passport.
Space for many of these events is limited and could fill up soon. If you miss out this year, you might want to get ahead of the game and book it for next Thanksgiving.
See where it all started: Plymouth, Massachusetts
This historic settlement south of Boston, where the voyagers aboard the Mayflower landed in 1620, was the site of the first Thanksgiving.
Visitors to Plymouth
can step back in time and explore the Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the celebrated sailing ship. View Myles Standish's sword, William Bradford's Bible and other artifacts belonging to the original colonists at the
Pilgrim Hall Museum
, witness participants in period costumes marching in the annual Thanksgiving procession, and more.
Where to stay:
Opt for a cozy fireplace suite at the
John Carver Inn & Spa
. Children will especially love the hotel's indoor pool with 80-foot water slide and Jacuzzi set amid an imitation Plymouth Rock.
Where to eat:
The Plimoth Plantation
living history museum offers two popular Thanksgiving dinner options, a buffet and a more historically minded feast featuring greeters in authentic attire and menu items such as Indian pudding and split pea soup.
Take in a parade: Philadelphia
The New York Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade may be the nation's most well-known, but
Philadelphia's 6abc Dunkin Donuts Thanksgiving Day Parade
is the oldest. Originally sponsored by Gimbels, it has been a Philadelphia tradition since 1920. A steady stream of festive floats, giant balloons, marching bands, choirs, dance troupes and even Santa liven up downtown during the hourslong event.
Where to stay:
Embassy Suites
Philadelphia-Center City is right along the parade route, making it easy to get there early and nab a prime viewing spot.
Where to eat:
, a 20th-century, square-rigged sailing vessel-turned-restaurant docked along the Delaware River waterfront, makes a unique setting for savoring your Thanksgiving Day repast.
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Sonoma County
, California
If you're one of those people who has to go up a pants size post-Turkey Day, then a trip to this food lover's mecca should be on the menu. You can eat and drink your way through hundreds of restaurants and wineries, all surrounded by a scenic backdrop of vineyard-filled valleys, towering redwoods and rugged coastline.
Where to stay:
The quaint
Farmhouse Inn
has just 18 rooms but loads of charm and amenities, not to mention an award-winning restaurant.
Where to eat:
Michelin-starred chef
Charlie Palmer's Dry Creek Kitchen
cooks up a Thanksgiving spread featuring fresh, local ingredients. Mouthwatering dishes include 60-hour braised short ribs with smoked potato fondue and bourbon pecan pie with bruleed marshmallows that are sure to please even the pickiest palate.
Shop till you drop: New York
New York
is synonymous with shopping, so where better to start your holiday gift buying than the Big Apple? Whether you hit Barneys, Bergdorf's, Bloomingdale's or any of the thousands of storefronts in between, you're sure to find that special something for that special someone.
Where to stay:
The elegant Iroquois in Midtown Manhattan offers a
Black Friday Shopping Package
that includes $25 toward the cost of shipping your purchases home, power bars and a thermos of hot chocolate or coffee to help keep you going on your quest for bargains.
Where to eat:
Thanksgiving and the first full day of Hanukkah haven't fallen on the same day since 1888, so why not celebrate by supping at the city's most famous Jewish eatery, Katz's? The deli's
second annual all-you-can-eat Thanksgiving
presentation features traditional favorites such as turkey and mashed potatoes alongside brisket, latkes, tzimmes, pickles and more.
Hit the slopes:
Salt Lake City
If you'd rather be outdoors doing something active than inside eating leftover turkey sandwiches and watching football, grab your Gore-Tex and get yourself a lift ticket. There are
11 ski resorts
within an hour of Salt Lake City International Airport, so you can be off the plane and schussing on fresh powder in record time.
Where to stay:
The Cliff Lodge at
, set amid the picturesque Wasatch Mountains, boasts ski-in/ski-out access, ski lockers, equipment rental and repair, a full-service spa and even a licensed day care for those whose little ones aren't yet skilled ski bunnies.
Where to eat:
Dining at
La Caille
, once voted one of the most romantic restaurants in America and even dreamier when it's dressed up for the holidays, will make you feel like you're enjoying your Thanksgiving meal at a fabulous French chateau.
Get away from it all: Vieques, Puerto Rico
Escape the chaos and stresses of the holiday season with a visit to this tiny island gem in the warm Caribbean waters just off the east coast of Puerto Rico. A U.S. naval bombing range and testing ground up until 2003,
Vieques is now a tranquil retreat
, where in-the-know travelers flee to commune with nature and disconnect from their devices.
Where to stay:
Hix Island House
, a series of architectural concrete structures, readily conveys the desired minimalist, unspoiled vibe. There are no phones, televisions or air conditioners, just spacious, airy lofts designed to be at one with the environment.
Where to eat:
The W Retreat & Spa
cooks up a special Thanksgiving meal at Sorce restaurant, but the more fitting choice would be to order a Thanksgiving feast
to go from the W Café and spread it out on a secluded plot of beach somewhere.
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The Tim Mooney Repertory Theatre returns to Francis Marion University on Thursday, Oct. 3 with a production of the one-man play, "The Greatest Speech of All Time."
This walking anthology of some of the most crucial speeches and moments in history will take place in McNair Science Building's Chapman Auditorium at 7:30 in the Chapman Auditorium. The event is free and open to the public and is sponsored by the FMU University Honors Program and the FMU Artist and Lecture Series.
Tim Mooney—who is his own theatre company--has for years travelled the country performing his own adaptations and plays. He has performed two of them, "Moliere Than Thou" and "Lot o' Shakespeare," at FMU. He also leads acting workshops and is the author of the popular textbook, "Acting at the Speed of Life." According to FMU Director of University Honors Program Dr. Jon Tuttle, Mooney is "a generous and talented performer who always, always delivers a great evening. His repertoire is so wide that, if this were the 19th Century, he'd be a riverboat."
Mooney reports that he conceived of his newest play when he entered the words, "greatest speech of all time" into Google and eventually arrived at nine speeches by Socrates, Frederick Douglass, Abe Lincoln and others. He explains that the play "brings the most critical moments of history, where everything hung in the balance, to immediate, riveting and sometimes very funny life."
"The Greatest Speech of All Time" leads the audience through the words that shaped history, as they were being spoken. For instance, attendees will see Socrates giving his famous "Apology" in anticipation of his death sentence; Mark Antony delivering his famous "Friends, Romans, Countrymen," address before the mob at Caesar's funeral, and Frederick Douglass presenting a searing Fourth of July indictment of slavery. They will also hear Teddy Roosevelt delivering a stirring campaign speech in spite of having just been shot, Winston Churchill framing the second World War with his "We shall Fight them on the Beaches" and "This Was their Finest Hour" speeches and, finally, Dr. Martin Luther King's famous "I have been to the mountaintop" speech. Delivered the day before he was shot, Dr. King took his audience on an imaginary journey through time, eerily anticipating his own death, while predicting that "we as a people, will get to the promised land!"
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Ballroom Dancer Gives Back to Basic Research
It wasn't very long into a waltz at his local ballroom dancing club before Merlin Woesner got a strong indication that he had found his new partner. A widower and retired radiologist, Woesner says the feeling was mutual the night he met Helen Kerger.
"I don't think it was more than four measures of music before I realized this lady knew how to dance," Woesner says. "It turns out she had been dancing for several years in the North County San Diego area, so she knew the dancing scene pretty well. But on that first dance, we immediately knew we were suited for each other."
These days, the dancing partners also attend science presentations at the Salk Institute, which Woesner has generously contributed to over the last 10 years and has included in his estate plans. Woesner says he was quickly taken by the Institute's leading scientific research after first learning about it with his wife, Velma, more than a decade ago.
"What impressed us about Salk was its size, it's not too big," he says. "And we got the impression right away that there is cross-fertilization between professors there, and that's a good thing. I don't think that exists at a lot of similar institutions."
Woesner says he developed his belief in "giving back" after growing up throughout South East Asia where his father worked as a businessman for missionary groups. The family returned to the United States so Woesner could start his formal education. He eventually graduated from medical school at Loma Linda University in Los Angeles.
It was during one of the many cruises he took with Velma that they discovered ballroom dancing, he says.
"We would stop at the lounge before going to dinner and see people dancing," Woesner says. "It looked like they were having a lot of fun and it seemed like a nice social activity and a chance to get a little extra exercise. So we decided that when I retired, we were going to learn how to dance."
True to his word, they started taking classes in their community and joined a local chapter of the National Smooth Dancers Club after retiring to Oceanside, Calif. Within a few years they were proficient at the cha-cha, the rumba, the foxtrot and the tango. They danced together for 22 years before Velma died in 2008 after 62 years of marriage.
"I became very, very depressed, but being a physician I knew I had to get back reasonably quick to the things that I liked to do," he says. "And dancing was one of them."
Today, his medical training also continues to give Woesner a strong appreciation and value for basic research and the need to fund such work at Salk.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior is authorized and directed to issue to Susie Larvie Dillon of Box Elder, South Dakota, a patent in fee to the following-described land situated on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in the State of South Dakota: Allotment numbered 7053, northwest quarter, section 26, township 42 north, range 37 west, of the sixth principal meridian, South Dakota, containing one hundred and sixty acres: Provided, That when the land herein described is offered for sale, the Oglala Sioux Tribe, or any Indian who is a member of said tribe, shall have ninety days in which to execute preferential rights to purchase said tract at a price offered to the seller by a prospective buyer willing and able to purchase.
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Can You Really Go Blind Staring at a Solar Eclipse?
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Eclipse mania is gripping the western part of the United States. Should the wide-eyed and unprotected hazard a peek?
NASA doesn't advise it. The truth is, a quick glance at a solar eclipse won't leave you blind. But you're not doing your peepers any favors.
As NASA explains, even when 99 percent of the sun's surface is covered, the 1 percent that sneaks out around the edges is enough to damage the rod and cone cells in your retinas. As this light and radiation flood into the eye, the retina becomes trapped in a sort of solar cooker that scorches its tissue. And because your retinas don't have any pain receptors, your eyes have no way of warning you to stop.
The good news for astronomy enthusiasts is that there are plenty of ways to safely view a solar eclipse. Quality welding goggles, Mylar shields, and the special filters sold in the back of astronomy magazines can all block out the most harmful rays. Sunglasses, however, cannot. (The editors at MrEclipse.com, an eclipse watchers' fan site, put shades in the "eye suicide" category.)
While it's safe to take a quick, unfiltered peek at the sun in the totality of a total solar eclipse, today's event is an annular eclipse, meaning that the sun (and its eyeball-frying radiation) is never completely hidden.
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This time we read favourites instead of play them, as the Ann Arbor producer takes us through some of his most beloved comic book characters.
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Who's the coolest cat on the block? Any cat who rests his head on one of these cool kitty beds! Brand new from 26 Bars & a Band, these exclusive Paul Frank pet beds are the latest thing for hip kitties. Choose from three designs, Julius Racing Stripes, Wedding Bells, or Signature Julius. Available in Queen (27″ x 20″ x 5″) and King (33″ x 25″ x 6″) sizes. These are so new, they are not yet available on the website, but will be in stores soon.
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