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Passing Strange: True Tales of New England Hauntings and Horrors
By Joseph A. Citro
New England's dark hills, fogbound coasts, and hidden villages have inspired generations of writers such as Hawthorne, Lovecraft, and King. But these authors' dark imaginings pale when compared to little-known but well-documented and true tales. In this delightfully spine-tingling tour of all six New England states, Citro chronicles the haunted history and folklore of a region steeped in hardship and horror, humor and pathos.


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Developing adhesives for climbing robots requires the ability to support large shear forces, and adhesive structures capable of generating large friction forces are therefore required. Weak, attractive van der Waals forces exist between every pair of materials in intimate contact in air/vacuum. However, except for certain molecularly smooth surfaces, roughness due to asperities prevents close contact from being achieved over areas large enough for practical purposes. Several species of gecko are able to achieve such close contact over a wide variety of rough surfaces in nature and can thus exploit the universal van der Wals force for climbing by using a vast array of multi-scale hierarchical fibers. These fibers, by conforming to both micro- and nano-scale asperities, achieve a large true area of contact for high adhesion and friction. Further, the fibers on the gecko's feet are angled so as to naturally exhibit anisotropy in their adhesion and friction forces when engaged and displaced along opposing directions.
Synthetic adhesives are being developed that make use of large arrays of micrometer and submicron hierarchical polymer fibers, batch-fabricated by massively parallel microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) fabrication techniques. Adhesion controllability is a key property for repeated sticking and peeling off during climbing. The pre-angled molded hierarchical polymer structures currently being developed combine high adhesion and friction with on-off controllability.


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Linksys does that aliasing or forwarding automatically...
AND I WOULD LOVE to make it work on a unix router.
Basically, it's like NAT is also running on the internal interface, and
detects the request for the external addresses which are REALLY on the
internal network and forwards appropriately.
I've got another application for it... I was asking before, but didn't have
a simple example like that in my head to explain it.
I've got a network whic I have no control over (it's ATM through a telco)
Each port on the network is allocated a "path" through the network to my
router in their colo. My problem is that because of path allocation, Host1
can't see Host2, but Host1 can see router and Host2 can see router. I
thought of making them run on private addresses but different subnets, and
that way they would have a valid reason for talking to the router even
though they are essentially on the same network, but although it will work
with a Cisco, it won't work with my PC based configs.
Any experts out there have a clue what to try?
Just looking for a pointer that will let me "route" back onto the same
interface... essentially what you were seeing with the linksys.
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From: Boris Rudoy [mailto:boris at rudoy dot com]
Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2003 12:15 PM
To: m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch
Subject: Re: [m0n0wall] NAT configuration
Sure I can access my web server from any address outside of my private
I am asking becouse before m0n0wall i used Linksys router and was no problem
to see web page using public address
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To: "Boris Rudoy" <boris at rudoy dot com>; <m0n0wall at lists dot m0n0 dot ch>
Sent: Saturday, November 22, 2003 3:06 PM
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> > I have DSL with static public ip
> > Behind the router i have web server with address 192.168.1.2 Also exist
> > computer with 192.168.1.3 Domain "test.com" pointed to my public ip
> > Exist rull to alow tcp from Wan to 192.168.1.2 port 80, and NAT port
> mapping
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> > I am trying to access from192.168.1.3 to
> ttp://192.168.1.2/WebFoldername -
> > no problem to see the page
> > But if I use http://test.com//WebFoldername I got no responce.
> > Same if i trying to connect http://my_public_ip//WebFoldername
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> > I am sure i missed something in configuration
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The Good Samaritan is full of colour illustrations that accompany simple text for pre-school children. This attractive book is 16 pages long and includes double page spreads with a related prayer at the end of the story.
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"Crash" producers Bobby Moresco and Mark R. Harris are teaming up once again to give the life story of Whitewater figure Susan McDougal a big screen treatment.
Finding each other working hand in hand again after Oscar-winning film "Crash", Robert Moresco and Mark R. Harris are both set to make a biopic about Whitewater figure Susan McDougal, Variety has reported.
McDougal, who partnered with Bill Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton in the failed Whitewater real estate venture in the 1980s alongside husband James B. McDougal, was convicted in late May 1996 and spent time in prison for four counts of fraud and conspiracy relating to the Whitewater scandal. She later received a full Presidential pardon from Clinton in the final hours of his presidency in 2001.
Already acquired rights to McDougal's life story as well as her book "The Woman Who Wouldn't Talk", Moresco and Harris will produce the project together with the former both writing and directing. Expected to come up next year, the flick is said by the duo to have support from former president Clinton surprisingly.


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Get Motivated: Join a Running Group
Starting a running routine can be a bit overwhelming, especially if you don't feel that you are a natural born runner. The thing is though, like all new things you try, you've just got to start off slow, and know that we are pack animals. Often, it is way more fun to run with a group.
Finding a running group could be the motivation you are searching for to dust off those sneakers. If you check out local newspapers, libraries, health food stores, and sporting goods stores, you're bound to see listings for running groups. There are groups out there for all levels of runners. You can get pretty specific and find women only groups, or even new moms with strollers groups.
Regular meeting times and the group dynamic will motivate you to get on an exercise schedule. Chances are high there will be other newbies there too, so you won't feel intimidated. The best part is that running with a group is an awesome feeling. If at any time you feel like you can't make it another foot, somebody will be right there to encourage you to exceed your personal limitations. The energy of the group is really inspiring.
Plus joining a running group is a great way to make new friends that share your healthy goals. I bet you can even swap healthy snack and dinner ideas. They may even persuade you to make other healthy goals, like to sign up for a 5K run. Running with others can make an otherwise boring activity seem much more fun, and when you're having fun, the time will go by much faster.


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Due date: February 25, 2008
Write a short piece (15-40 bars) either for a solo instrument or voice or for voice accompanied by an instrument. Use the following poem:
My girlhood then
Pay attention to any unusual occurrence in the poem (the space between the first line and the rest of the text, the open ending, the lack of punctuation marks, capital vs. lower case letters at the beginning of various lines, repeated words, number of syllables, how many nouns, verbs, adjectives, etc. are employed, the length of each line, syntax, etc., etc.). Try to find musical analogies for as many of your findings as you can.
Use Edgard Varese's Density 21.5 as an example of how to construct an atonal melodic line from a small collection of pitches and materials derived from them. At the same time, pay attention to the rhythmic variety displayed in that work.
Keep in mind Messiaen's modal and rhythmic techniques as well as Webern's way of developing melodic cells and/or relating every sound in the piece to a rather simple motive.
You may use transpositions or modifications of the given scale as you wish as long as they are clearly derived from it.
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dirham kissed the hem of the pasha's garment and promised that he would carefully perform everything.
dirham remembered the two gentlemen just as a good dog remembers his master—they were ever in his mind.
A dirham is a coin nearly equal in value to sixpence of our money.
Fate so willed it that dirham's was the first vessel that fell into the hands of the searchers.
dirham's foot was scarcely out of the house when the two brothers looked at each other and smiled.
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text: On 13.02.2012 19:17, Andrei Alexandrescu wrote: > Second, coming up with another D-derived brand is a bad marketing move. > We've been hurt for too long a time by D1/D2. Andrei, can I ask you to please never mention D1 again? You seem to have _fundamental_ misconceptions about it. It's obvious that D1 was exceedingly poorly explained, to the extent that even you didn't understand it, and you've spread your misunderstandings everywhere. And THAT has been a marketing disaster. To try to set the record straight: The D language has been developed continuously since the beginning. "D1" is a stability snapshot of DMD 1.015. "D2" is the continued development of D after 1.015. There was no change in the rate of language development before the stability snapshot (ie, what went into D1) vs after the stability snapshot (what has gone into D2). There was no decision "1.015 is a good enough language, let's stabilize on this". It was essentially a freezing of the language development at a largely arbitrary point, for purposes of stability. Most importantly, note that "D1" was not planned. It's not a language that anyone wanted. It's just a snapshot. And it was successful - 75% of the open bugs are D2-only. Any mention of D1 as if it were the "first attempt" of the D language is offensive, and wrong. Here's the original announcement of D1: http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/digitalmars/D/announce/Stick_a_fork_in_it_8521.html


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The 2014 Mountain West men's and women's basketball tournaments will include all 11 teams with the top five conference finishers receiving byes.
The MWC's board of directors announced the decision following the annual meeting in Colorado Springs. The format for the tournament was among the agenda items facing the presidents this week as they get ready for a season with 12 football members and 11 all-sports members.
The tournament, running March 10 through 15 in the Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas, is scheduled to start with the first two rounds of the women's tournament, followed by the initial two rounds of the men's tournament. The semifinals of both tourneys will be Friday, then they'll wrap up Monday.
Seeds 1 through 5 get a first-round bye, with No. 1, No. 2 and No. 3 playing first-round winners. The No. 4 and No. 5 seeded teams will play each other in the second round.
The format finalization ensures that Utah State's men's and women's basketball teams will get a shot to play in Vegas next March, but obviously they would do well to get byes. The Aggie men finished No. 5 in the WAC and lost in the conference quarterfinals. The Aggie women were No. 2 in the regular season, but dropped a WAC semifinal game against Idaho.
The board also announced its new executive committee: Nevada president Marc Johnson will be chair; Boise State president Robert Kustra is the incoming chair; Colorado State president Tony Frank will represent the conference for the College Football Playoff Board of Managers; UNLV president Neal Smatresk will be the representative on the NCAA Board of Directors.
Other Aggie links:
• Mountain West blogger Mick McGrane has been ranking the top five players at every position in the conference. Several Aggies have already made an appearance: Chuckie Keeton at No. 3 in quarterbacks; Tyler Larsen at No. 2 in offensive linemen; and both Jake Doughty and Zach Vigil in the linebacking top 5.
No Aggie presence in the running backs, receivers, tight ends or defensive linemen. Defensive backs still to come. Any big snubs? Kyler Fackrell comes to mind, and maybe Connor Williams. Chime in the comments section with your thoughts.
• It was a good weekend for Utah State's hoop targets. 2014 forward Brekkott Chapman was a standout at Pangos, making CBS Sports' list of the 16 top prospects at the showcase. An ESPN report named in him "Most Fundamental" player at the camp. Malik Harwell, the 2015 guard from Idaho, was noted for his performance at the Adidas Chicago Classic.
• Mountain West commissioner Craig Thompson has been pretty vocal about his view that college football should expand its planned four-team format. But he's not the only one. MWC Connection lists the various high-profile football folk who believe the playoff should be bigger.
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8.B. Ancillary Data
The GLOBE Task Team originally expressed a desire to include "ancillary" data with the GLOBE DEM. Original discussions centered around a registered, full-resolution source file, ocean mask, slope, aspect, shaded relief, bathymetry, and possibly other data.
ETOPO5 included bathymetry, to make the first integrated global surface relief model. TerrainBase used the bathymetric data from ETOPO5 to do the same. The GLOBE Task Team decided to forego resampling these data and to exclude bathymetric data
until better bathymetric data might appear.
8.B.i. Source/Lineage File (with Contained Ocean Mask)
A source/lineage file accompanies GLOBE Version 1.0. It is tiled in the same manner as the DEM. Its file naming convention is "?10S", where "?" is the tile letter ranging from A to P (see diagram in Section 11.A).
The source/lineage file not only identifies the original source data set, but also certain important details of processing used to make the 30" DEM. In some cases, it goes back earlier in the history of a data set than source maps in other compilations (for example, noting that NIMA was the designer of DCW, and that DMA originated certain DEMs distributed by NGDC and USGS). In other cases, it notes subsequent processing that might be important, such as who might have adapted printed maps to digital format, and who might have converted the digital vector lines to 30" raster grids.
The legend for the source/lineage map of GLOBE Version 1.0 is given in Section 11.E.
8.B.ii. Slope and Aspect Data (Why Aren't They Provided?)
Although the GLOBE Task Team originally hoped to have slope and aspect data as ancillary data sets, we currently consider the data at too early a stage of development to justify this. Users may compute their own slope and aspect data, with the caveat that considerable care should go into the derivation of such products. The DEMs still contain significant artifacts. Such artifacts are within individual DEMs from individual sources/lineages. There are also discontinuities or steep gradients at seams between data sources/lineages (caused by or incidental to the mosaicking process). Until additional artifact removal is performed, the GLOBE Task Team believes that users should be fully responsible for the results of their own slope and aspect maps.
Shaded relief and color images from GLOBE are provided on the GLOBE Web site, in the Gallery of GLOBE Images.


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Demeter began as a family grain business in the early 1940's. Today the company continues to operate grain facilities and has expanded into the business of commercial warehousing.
The company's roots are in agriculture. With a rich history dating back to 1944, the company is recognized as an innovative leader in Agribusiness. The Grain Division remains the cornerstone of the company, operating eight country elevators in northern Illinois. Each facility has a knowledgeable staff ready to provide the best possible service to our customers. Call us before you sell!
In the early 1980s, the company identified a need for commercial space and began the business known today as Demeter Logistics. The first warehouse was designed as a dual-purpose building. It was first used to store surplus grain for the government. As the grain surplus was depleted, the building was converted into commercial warehouse space. The Warehouse Division has since expanded to include 259,935 square feet of premium warehouse space located in two primary markets, South Beloit, Illinois and Lafayette, Indiana. South Beloit is located just off Interstate 90 at the Illinois-Wisconsin state line about 75 miles northwest of Chicago. Lafayette, Indiana is on Interstate 65 just 125 miles southeast of Chicago and 70 miles northwest of Indianapolis.
The family tradition and values continue with the business still owned and managed by the family. The Demeter Team approaches each customer with the same philosophy: to provide the best information and service, and the best solution to meet the customer's needs efficiently and effectively.
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Just a ordinary guy that take life as it comes.
Hates: racism, pettiness, selfishness, arrogance, disrespect
Likes: Chillies, Peri-Peri, Cape Town, pasta and pizza, social around a braai with friends.
I like Space exploration, astronomy, interaction of people and how we can live and work together in this global village we live in.
I am loyal, respectful, and lots more .. come find out.
Movies: Sci-fi (Starwars series -- all 6 but think the original 3 was the best), fantacy like Eragon, LOTR.
TV Shows: Do not really watch but comedy like Will & Grace, Joey and others oh and when I have time Smallville :) did say I like Sci-fi.
Music: Pink Floyd -- The Wall, anything from Queen, Red Hot Chillie Peppers.
Even if you on the other side of the world you are more than welcome to message, the world is a small place these days and distance is just numbers on a map.


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Heps Homepage
Day One Recap
BOSTON, Mass. - Junior Maalik Reynolds finished second on a tiebreaker in the high jump at Sunday's 2013 Indoor Heptagonal Championships. The University of Pennsylvania men's track and field team finished seventh overall at Harvard's Gordon Track.
Reynolds, a four-time Heps champion, matched Cornell's Montez Blair throughout the competition. Reynolds passed on the first four bars. At that point, there were only four competitors remaining, including freshman teammate Thomas Pitt. Reynolds cleared 2.12 meters (6 feet, 11 1/2 inches) on his first attempt of the day. Pitt passed at 2.12 meters and finished fourth overall in his inaugural Heps meet with a clearance of 2.08 meters (6-09.75 ft.).
Reynolds and Blair were the only two left when the bar was raised to 2.16 meters (7-01 ft.). Blair was over on his second attempt and Reynolds kept the event going when he cleared the bar on his third and final jump. However, neither competitor was able to cleanly pass the bar at 2.20 meters and Blair took home the Heps title with fewer misses on the previous bar.
Junior Jake Brenza scored in the shot put and nearly matched his career-best - and the fourth-best throw in school history. His first toss landed at 16.52 meters (54-02.50 ft.). That was just seven centimeters short of his personal best and placed him second after the first throw. That remained his best toss and held up for fifth place overall.
Sophomore Tom Timmins ran for a Heps title in the 500 meters and tallied six points for the Quakers with a third-place finish. Timmins finished in 1:04.16 - which was just three-hundreths off his personal best time which also ranks eighth all-time at Penn.
Junior Mato Bekelja, who reached Sunday's final of the 800 meters with the 10th-fastest time in school history, garnered another two points for the Red and Blue with a fifth-place finish of 1:53.05.
Penn also scored in the 4x400-meter relay. Seniors Allante Keels and Tim Carey took the first 800 meters and freshman Harrison Scharf handed to Timmins for the anchor leg. The foursome finished in 3:22.40 to place fourth.
On Day One, freshman Thomas Awad earned two points for the Quakers in his first career Heptagonal race. He won his section of the 3,000 meters with the fifth-best time in school history. His collegiate-best effort of 8:10.20 held in the scoring and placed him fifth overall. It also marked the fastest 3,000 by a Quaker since Nolan Tully ran 8:06.73 in 2005.
The Quakers finished seventh as a team with 28 points. Cornell won the team title with 157 points followed by Princeton's 156.


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Season: 1
Episode Number: 6
Season Episode Number: 6
Production Number: 109
Airdate: October 21, 2006
Writer: Franck Michel
Director: Joshua Fine
Voices: Hiro Kanagawa (Mr. Fantastic), Lara Gilchrist (Invisible Woman), Brian Dobson (The Thing), Christopher Jacot (Human Torch), Sam Vincent (H.E.R.B.I.E.), Sunita Prasad (Alicia Masters), John Payne (Ant Man).
Plot: As a result of a lab accident involving the Fantasticar and a Golden Retriever, the Fantastic Four begin shrinking at an alarming rate! It is up to Hank Pym, the Ant Man, to help them revert back to normal.
Review (Warning! Spoilers!): Six episodes in and we already have our second guest star. This time it is one of the founding members of the Avengers, Ant Man! With a costume that is modeled closer to Scott Lang's Ant Man outfit, this modern version of the tiny hero comes off rather bland.
We may have been spoiled by an incredible guest appearance from the Hulk a few episodes back, but Pym's role here is quite underwhelming. He shows up over halfway through the episodes and is used merely as a vessel for the tiny FF to reach their lab.
And then, you would think that Hank Pym, being the brilliant scientist that he is (not to mention his experience as a shrinking man), would be the one to save the day. But no, Reed rearranges some molecules by hand and restores the team himself. Really, Ant Man was pretty useless in this episode.
Where this episode went right, however, is the first half of the episode when the team first starts shrinking. Every good cartoon has a shrinking episode. It is one of the classic cartoon plotlines. And World's Greatest Heroes handles it well. We get to experience the shrinking problem from four different perspectives, fascination (Reed), annoyance (Ben), fear (Sue), excitement (Johnny), which when you combine them all together, makes for a hilarious episode.
Seriously, the humour is what this show has going for it. The animation was way more limited in this episode than previous, which really limits the action, and the FF's roster of villains are just plain old goofy, cheesy and campy (some exceptions apply). So to take all of these elements and create a light-hearted action/comedy was probably a good move.
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I love my job, exercise near daily, cook constantly and otherwise live very simply. I've travelled to Hawaii, been on many cruises and would like to do that again, as well as a trip to Europe some day.
I'm looking for someone else with the same low-key/simplicity lifestyle I do. Being a little nerdy or quirky is always a plus, as I am as well. Think Big Bang Theory or King of the Nerds style. Also someone who lives within 4 of the 5 boroughs (Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn or Staten Island), or in Jersey near a PATH station.
Interested? Just say hi. I've very open and extremely easy to talk to
I'm the guy yelling at the guy with the jackhammer to work louder. At 6 am. On a Saturday.
C'mon, am I really supposed to list each and every book, movie, show, song and food I like? Chances are more than half will match yours. If you need a conversation starter, there are many more scattered throughout this webpage. Heck, what happened to the tried and true: "hi"
Of course I have more interests, but would rather share them and learn yours through conversation than straight up list here.
-A spray bottle. It comes with the territory of cat ownership, allowing me to take back ownership of my territory.
-Band aids to cover the claw marks from spraying a cat with a bottle. Lesson learned.
-A well stocked kitchen.
-Friends in my apartment to eat what comes out of a well stocked kitchen
-A dishwasher to clean the mess caused by friends eating all my food. This isn't a complaint, I promise.
Do I actually spend a lot of time thinking about this? No. I just thought this section most appropriate for that statement.
I do wonder why you never see overweight or unsightly people on online dating tv commercials. Targeted advertising there, media?
It's a blessing and a curse.
I'm also petrified of bees. Childhood trauma, the usual issues.
You want to say something but don't know what. So tell me a joke. Or just say hi. I don't bite.


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The popularity of the How to Train Your Dragon franchise in recent years means some bakers have become exceptionally skilled at sculpting dragons. Art Cakes Bg has done a few cakes with characters from the movies and TV show, but this one has five (!) dragons. She included Toothless, of course, but also Barf and Belch, Hookfang, Meatlug, and Stormfly. She did such a great job with the shading and details on each of the adorable little creatures.
Hit the break to see more pics of the dragons.
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Today's Devotional
Streams of MercyWhat steps can you take to adopt God's perspective on mercy?
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> Yes sure ! Especialy if we can share all our work...
> About MemoryFS, can we also mount a local disk for example, logfiles or
> whatever ? If so my boss will be really pleased about that (and me too
> for some other projects ...)
The main ideia in this new module system is to be easy to add and remove
modules even from the webgui. The first Ideia is no to use any kind ok
mass storage, cause this will make us loose in stability and break the
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Tips for First Time Flyers
For those who have done a lot of traveling by airplane it is no big deal to make it through security, board and relax for a few hours until you reach your destination. But if you are flying for the very first time, it can be a completely different experience. Here are our best Tips For First Time Flyers. Not only will they help soothe fears, but they will also give you the best methods of navigating your first flight without stress.
Tips for First Time Flyers
Arrive At Least Two Hours Early – While it may seem needless, you will be surprised at how quickly that time will fly by. If there are multiple flights leaving around the same time, security checkpoints can easily get backed up. Make sure to plan ahead and be at the airport at least two hours before your scheduled departure time.
Wear Comfortable Clothing & Shoes – You will be required to go through security scanners to enter the area gates are at. Being dressed comfortably is important for the flight, but also for check points. Slip on shoes are always the best idea for time saving. Leave all the big jewelry packed in your checked bag or carry on, and wear something that doesn't require a belt. Being prepared by wearing easy to remove shoes and no extra items to take off for going through scanners will help you get through security quickly.
Check Your Luggage Or Don't – This one is something that is up for debate amongst many people. It breaks down easily. If you don't want to be separate from your luggage or to pay a fee for checking, then pack to fit into a carry on. Even long vacations don't require tons of luggage. With proper planning you can fit everything you need into one carry on bag. If you would prefer quicker security check in, then make sure to check your luggage instead. Lost luggage is rare, but an inconvenience. Traveling with carry on only to be on the safe side.
Have Electronics Easy To Remove From Bags – If you are taking a carry on with electronics (gaming system, laptop, tablet, etc.) make sure to pack them in outer pockets of your laptop bag, suit case or tote. You will have to remove them and put out for scanning in security so having them easy to grab is to your benefit.
Take Motion Sickness Mediation – If you tend to have issues with motion sickness or vertigo, it is a good idea to plan ahead. Don't wait until you start feeling the effect of the motion. Take your medication a half hour before boarding so it is in your system and able to do it's job during the flight.
Bring Soothing Music – If you have panic attacks or anxiety issues related to flying, look into some soothing music. For some that is classical, but for others it may be the latest Top 40 list. Whatever music helps you to relax or focus on the music instead of where you are is what you should bring.
Travel With A Friend Or Loved One – First flights are scary for anyone. Traveling with a friend or loved one who has flown before makes the experience a lot easier. You have someone to hold your hand during takeoff and to let you know that everything is going as per normal.
Bring Distractions – If motion sickness isn't an issue for you then distractions are a perfect way to make the flight zoom by. Bring a new book, a tablet with downloaded videos, magazines or your laptop to do work. Keeping your mind busy will help the time fly, and soothe your fears and concerns.
Flying is scary for every person at some point. Your fears or concerns have a place, but they don't have to overcome you. These tips for first time flyers are sure to help make your first journey through the air an easy and memorable one.
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Subject of famous Vietnam photo speaks to Sewickley Academy students
Kim Phuc said her hardest life lesson has been learning how to forgive.
Phuc, 50, visited Sewickley Academy last week as part of the school's Sewickley Series to talk about the famous photograph taken of her as a 9-year-old running nude down a road in South Vietnam with her skin burning from napalm and how she overcame anger and bitterness.
Phuc told middle school students, faculty and guests that her childhood, up to that day, was a normal one.
"Before the war, I was never afraid," she said.
But everything changed on June 8, 1972, when South Vietnamese planes dropped a napalm bomb on the village of Trang Bang after mistaking civilians for enemy soldiers. Phuc was severely burned. Two relatives and two other villagers were killed in the attack.
"I saw the fire on my body, and I felt so scared. And I kept running and running and crying," she said. Nick Ut, the Associated Press photographer who captured the Pulitzer Prize-winning image of Phuc and others fleeing the area, took the injured children to a hospital in Saigon.
Since her burns were so severe, Phuc's prognosis was grim. She spent 14 months in the hospital and endured 17 operations. The pain was so unbearable, she said, that she would pass out each time she was given a burn bath to remove the dead skin from her body.
"I almost died many times, but I didn't die. Somehow I survived. Inside of me was a strong little girl," she said.
After her long recovery, she wished for a normal life and dreamed of becoming a doctor to help other people like her. She studied hard and, at 19, was accepted into medical school. However, a short time later, she was pulled from her studies by the Vietnam government and used as a propaganda tool — forced to do interviews with foreign reporters.
"I became a victim all over again," she said. "I wanted to live a peaceful life, but in my country, we were not free to make our own choices."
"For a while, I had a lot of anger," she said. She remembers how she felt reading the Bible verse about loving your enemies. She thought it was impossible. She asked God to help her learn to forgive.
Eventually, Phuc was permitted to continue her studies at the University of Havana in Cuba. There, she would meet her husband and the father of her two children. Before that, she said, she thought her extensive scars, which cover her right arm and back, would prevent her from having a family.
Phuc and her family live in Toronto. She travels around the world as a United Nations Educational Scientific and Cultural Organization Goodwill Ambassador for the Culture of Peace and in 1997 established the Kim Phuc Foundation, with the mission of providing child victims of war with medical and psychological aid.
Today, Phuc said, she still has some pain. When she's sick, or when the weather changes, it comes back. Yet, despite all she has endured, she can be grateful for how it has shaped her.
"It had made me very strong inside, and I thank God for that," she said.
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On Oct 14, 2010, at 2:35 PM, Robby Findler wrote: > On Thu, Oct 14, 2010 at 1:33 PM, Matthias Felleisen > <matthias at ccs.neu.edu> wrote: >> >> On Oct 14, 2010, at 11:06 AM, Robby Findler wrote: >> >>> No problem. That's what drdr is for! :) >>> >>> But I'll go ahead and add you to the relevant test suites reporting. >>> >>> You might want to try them out, just so you get a sense (they're >>> really testing the integration of the teaching langauges into >>> drracket, so the precise wording is incidnental; they're trying to >>> make sure they get a beginner error and not a full language error). >> >> >> In that case, the test might just be checking for the >> wrong property. Shouldn't we change this, especially for >> precise wordings of error reports? (When Guillaume takes >> over, we'll see even more of this.) > > The test should test that the error message is one that is supposed to > come from the beginner language. I don't really see a better way to do > that other than just to edit the messages when they change. (DrDr has > made this process MUCH easier than it was before.) Refactor the error message machinery into a separate file (like I did for the teachpacks) and use this single point for both raising and checking error messages. But I don't understand why drracket tests for error messages. When you know the right language is running can't you trust its tests? -- Matthias
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Carencro, Upper Lafayette — New Buffalo Wild Wings Is Coming [PHOTO]
It feels like just yesterday Carencro residents and just about anyone within a 5-mile radius of the I-10 – I-49 intersection rejoiced at the construction of a Chili's in what is now commonly referred to as 'Upper Lafayette.' Hold onto your hats, because now it seems like Buffalo Wild Wings is moving into the neighborhood.
Unless this picture is photoshopped (which would be cruel) it seems as if a new Buffalo Wild Wings is coming to Upper Lafayette at what seems to be the Pont Des Mouton exit next to the State Trooper's station.
As a resident of Downtown Lafayette, I'm personally excited for this new location of BWW; and I'm sure Carencro, Scott, Breaux Bridge, the rest of Upper Lafayette and surrounding areas are too. After all, anything beats fighting traffic on Johnston Street, Ambassador Caffery or Kaliste Saloom for tasty wings and ice cold beer.
So, to all the small towns: This proves that if you do stay in school, take your vitamins, and drink your milk – you too can get your very own Buffalo Wild Wings. And who says that it stops at Upper Lafayette? New Iberia, I'm looking at you. But lets not get ahead of ourselves.
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Wammy, who commented on the previous post about the felted baby shoes , asked a good question about using sweaters as construction materials.
I will admit right up front that I am no expert at all in this area. I saw it done somewhere on the web, I thought about it for a long time, I went to my favorite thrift store and found some wool sweaters, purchased them and then they sat around for quite awhile waiting for inspiration to strike.
You must use wool sweaters for felt. Wool is a springy fiber which hooks and intertwines together when wet and heated. So, a knitted wool item, after being wet, heated and agitated, becomes a felted wool item. Because the fibers are interlocked with each other after the felting process, they no longer unravel.
The very pleasant thing about purchasing wool sweaters from a thrift store, is that they are usually cheap because the owner has inadvertently, at least partially, pre-felted the sweaters for you. The poor sweaters are usually hanging askew, looking a bit sad and shrunken. Bad for the fashionista; good for the crafty mamma.
I threw the sweaters in the laundry with other like-colored clothes and ran them through a long hot cycle. Then into the dryer to dry them on hot. Voila, they came out as teeny tiny sweater-shaped pieces of felt. :-)
When making up the shoes, I found that the striped felt I used for the toe-piece of the shoes was not probably as densely felted as it could have been. I went ahead and made them anyway, because I know by now that if I get the bug to do something, I better go ahead and do it or I'll never get back to it.
The pattern for the shoes calls for lining pieces -- the small little thin bits that line the shoelace area and the heel. I wanted those lining pieces to be sturdy, soft, and unable to ravel. So I used a felt square from my kids' stash -- yes, that ubiquitous synthetic craft felt-- as material for the lining.
Once the sweaters are felted and you have a suitable lining, the rest of the make-up is just like sewing anything else. I opted to sew the little shoes by hand, because they were fiddly.
Baby is still wearing the shoes, and I have found that not re-felting the stripey sweater has caused wear in the toe area because of his crawling. But they are still awfully cute.
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The Gun Lobby's interpretation of the Second Amendment is one of the greatest pieces of fraud
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Umm, the no the 2nd amendment was written to ensure that the people retained the right to defend themselves by whatever means necessary. If you want to use his interpretation then why do we still have standing armies? The constitution explicitly prevents that from happening.
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You might want to do a bit of research on the actual legal definition of militia in the states, as well as brush up in your knowledge of the English language. Otherwise you might have known how inclusive the term "militia" is and that the statement "the right to keep and bear arms" is not conditional.
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Let's get something Straight... The Second Amendment does not say "The Right of the Militia, to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed"
It Acknowledges the necessity of the Militia... But Guarantees that "The right of the People, to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed"
Pretty easy reading for a 12 year old...
We were a Republic Once... What are we now?
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The Bill of Rights is not negotiable –
By Mike Adams
("You have permission to re-post, with proper attribution.")
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There is a destructive, delusional meme spreading like a virus among many misguided Americans. It pushes the idea that government can pick and choose which rights codified in the Bill of Rights it wishes to recognize or discard on any given day.
This delusion is predicated on the concept that if a popular majority can be emotionally whipped into a frenzy over one particular right, then that right can simply be discarded and stricken from the Bill of Rights.
But no such power exists to discard any portion of the Bill of Rights, at least not without proper ratification by three-fourths of the fifty states. There is no such power found solely in the federal government. There is no such power placed solely in the executive branch, nor in Congress, nor in the White House.
The Bill of Rights describes a set of individual rights and liberties which are not granted by government, but recognized as DIVINE rights given to use by our Creator. Because government never granted the rights in the first place, it has no authority to take them away.
"The Framers of the Bill of Rights did not purport to "create" rights. Rather, they designed the Bill of Rights to prohibit our Government from infringing rights and liberties presumed to be preexisting." – William J Brennan Jr.
The individual liberties described in the Bill of Rights cannot be infringed, nor deleted, nor overridden by popular opinion… not even loudly screamed opinion. America is not a nation ruled by the tyranny of the mob. It isn't even a democracy — it's a republic, where certain inalienable rights describe the protection of each individual, even if that individual is the lone voice of sanity in a majority gone mad. The Bill of Rights protects individuals from the tyranny of mob rule — a phenomenon that routinely rears its head in any society where historical illiteracy is rampant and the masses are lulled into a state of complacency by charismatic but dishonest leaders.
It was the extended amendments attached to the Bill of Rights that outlawed slavery, guaranteeing individual freedom to those of African descent even in a time and place when the majority of voting citizens believed slavery was socially acceptable. And it was the Second Amendment that put firearms into the hands of those recently-freed slaves, ensuring that they could defend themselves against attackers of any color through the powerful expression of armed defense (aided by the laws of physics and certain materials from the table of elements, notably lead).
Another amendment beyond the Bill of Rights granted women equal voting rights in an age when the majority believed women should not be allowed to vote. It was the Bill of Rights that decriminalized prohibition, ending a dark era of mass criminalization of everyday citizens who suffered under the oppression of government law enforcement gone bad.
Yet today, incredibly, many African-Americans and women are actively assaulting the very document that first secured their own freedoms. They now wish to take their freedom and power and use it to enslave someone else by revoking other people's rights under the Bill of Rights. This is the ultimate social betrayal, and it is a powerful demonstration of the principle that those who do not respect freedom for others do not deserve it for themselves.
The Second Amendment is not negotiable
The Right to Keep and Bear Arms — much like the Right of Free Speech — is not negotiable. Its protections are not subject to the whims of majority opinion, nor the screaming demands of hyperventilating media personalities. All the social media trolls and opinion writers in the world can comment all they want on the Second Amendment, yet the individual right to keep and bear arms remains immutable.
Just like the Bill of Rights, the Second Amendment is not negotiable. No Governor, Senator or President has any power whatsoever to banish the Second Amendment, and any who attempt to oppose it only brand themselves as criminal traitors to the United States of America. Any active effort to eradicate the Second Amendment outside of law — without going through the proper process of state ratification for Constitutional amendments — is, by definition, an act of sedition against the United States of America and its people.
Ironically, many who viciously attack the Second Amendment do so by invoking their free speech protections under the First Amendment. Yet they seem blind to the realization that the First Amendment itself is only made possible by the Second Amendment which balances power between the People and the government, ensuring that the individual right to bear arms serves as a check and balance against the monopoly of violence every government inherently seeks.
Disarmament of the populace is always the first step to depriving them of their civil rights and human rights. Without the right to bear arms, there is no right to free speech, no right to due process, no right to trial by jury and certainly no right to be secured against unreasonable search and seizure. A government with a monopoly of force is a government that respects no boundaries and honors no limits.
Grasping this point requires competent thinking, which is why so many who now flourish in America on the popularity of pop culture idiocy fail to understand it. It is intellectually lazy to blame gun rights for violence, requiring no depth of thought or reason. Only someone of higher awareness and possessing the aptitude for multi-layered thinking can realize the critical importance of distributed firepower in stopping government violence against the People. As Ron Paul recently said, "Government security is just another kind of violence."
Ron Paul gets it. He understands that an imbalance of power in the hands of government inevitably leads to mass violence waged against the People. Those who are currently screaming for the population to be disarmed do not realize that in seeking to prevent one kind of violence (school shootings), they are unleashing a far more disastrous and horrifying violence by allowing the government to monopolize physical power over the citizens. This is a mistake that has been repeated throughout history, often at the cost of tens of millions of destroyed lives. Click here to watch my short video documentary that lays out these facts in more detail.
The Second Amendment was put in place precisely for the purpose of making sure that future Americans would not fall for the same mistake yet again. That's why it is the second highest amendment, right after the right of free speech, indicating its crucial priority in the enumeration of sacred rights that must be protected at all costs.
The Bill of Rights does not require your endorsement
The validity of the Bill of Rights does not require your endorsement. In fact, it encourages tolerance of those with whom you disagree.
If you do not believe in the freedom of speech for those with whom you disagree, then you do not believe in it at all (a derivation of a quote from Noam Chomsky). If you do not believe in freedom of speech, then you do not believe in the Bill of Rights. And if you do not believe in the Bill of Rights, then you are not, at heart, an American. You are something else, something less evolved. Something archaic and outmoded. The Bill of Rights is the single most important milestone in the history of civilized society because it lays out, with near perfection, the divine principle of INDIVIDUAL rights and liberties that come directly from the Creator rather than from a "King" — also known as a dictator.
"To announce that there must be no criticism of the President, or that we are to stand by the President, right or wrong, is not only unpatriotic and servile, but is morally treasonable to the American public." – Theodore Roosevelt
Ratified in 1791, the Bill of Rights lifted human civilization out of the tar sands of tyranny and into the enlightenment of liberty. It was divinely inspired and stands eternal as the key milestone of human compassion, justice and equality. To oppose the Bill of Rights is to oppose human progress. That's why the Bill of Rights is the single most progressive document that has ever been recognized by any nation.
"If freedom of speech is taken away, then dumb and silent we may be led, like sheep to the slaughter." – George Washington
Why the Bill of Rights extends through all time and innovation
Importantly, the rights described in the Bill of Rights extend through all time and cover all innovations and technological advances. It was not written to cover only those things that existed in 1791, but rather to serve as a template of liberty encompassing innovation, advancement and all future expressions of those rights, regardless of what devices or technologies may come into existence.
The Right to Free Speech, for example, does not merely protect speech written on scrolls or rolled out of a Gutenberg press. It covers all expressions of free speech, including speech expressed through devices that did not exist in the late 1700′s: e-books, websites, blogs, television programs, bumper stickers and more. This very website, Natural News is a pure expression of the First Amendment. It would seem foolish and wrongheaded to argue that the First Amendment only applied to the printing press of the day and not to modern-day websites or e-books, yet that is exactly what many misguided people argue today when they say the Second Amendment only applies to "Muskets and bayonets."
The Second Amendment guarantees your right to keep and bear the firearms of your time. What are the firearms of our time? AR-15 rifles. 308 sniper rifles. 50 caliber Barretts. 12-gauge shotguns. Handguns with night sights and high-capacity magazines. Your right to own, carry, buy, sell and transfer these items is as solidly safeguarded as your right to free speech. The Bill of Rights is not negotiable.
Those who oppose the Bill of Rights are enemies of America
Some misguided, if not treasonous, U.S. Senators, lawmakers and public servants in the executive branch of government currently suffer under the dangerous misconception that the Bill of Rights only exists because they allow it to. They foolishly believe that they can selectively pick and choose which rights to nullify via new legislation or by the stroke of an executive pen. This delusion is not merely wrong-headed and arrogant, it poses a grave threat to the Republic and all its future generations.
Enemies of the Bill of Rights are enemies of America. Whether those enemies be found in the media, in Congress, in the Oval Office or on the streets of America, they are unworthy of being called "Americans" at all. Those who despise liberty do not deserve liberty. Those who deliberately and maliciously attack the Bill of Rights do not deserve the protections of the Bill of Rights. Those who despise the Constitution and its Bill of Rights are publicly indicating they would prefer to live as subjects, not Citizens.
I propose that any who attempt to denounce Bill of Rights protections for others must first surrender their own rights and freedoms. Do not speak of taking away my Second Amendment rights while you enjoy the protections of the First Amendment. Surrender all your rights and freedoms first, because only then have you achieved the necessary moral consistency from which you can demand others be deprived of their rights.
Relocate to North Korea, in other words, and become a subject of Kim Jong-un and then continue your assaults of the Bill of Rights as a Korean gulag blogger. Because only then will you know how much you have lost, and how much you should have valued the liberties you so carelessly abandoned.
The Bill of Rights is not negotiable. If you oppose it, (or Any Part of it), you betray not only yourself, but all Americans.
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Really OP? How do that square with these statements by the founders?
"A militia, when properly formed, are in fact the people themselves ... and include all men capable of bearing arms."
-- Senator Richard Henry Lee, 1788, on "militia" in the 2nd Amendment
"Are we at last brought to such a humiliating and debasing degradation, that we cannot be trusted with arms for our own defence? Where is the difference between having our arms in our own possession and under our own direction, and having them under the management of Congress? If our defence be the *real* object of having those arms, in whose hands can they be trusted with more propriety, or equal safety to us, as in our own hands?"
-- Patrick Henry, speech of June 9 1788
"Such are a well regulated militia, composed of the freeholders, citizen and husbandman, who take up arms to preserve their property, as individuals, and their rights as freemen."
-- "M.T. Cicero", in a newspaper letter of 1788 touching the "militia"
referred to in the Second Amendment to the Constitution.
"That the said Constitution shall never be construed to authorize Congress to infringe the just liberty of the press or the rights of conscience; or to prevent the people of the United states who are peaceable citizens from keeping their own arms..."
-- Samuel Adams, in "Phila. Independent Gazetteer", August 20, 1789
"The best we can hope for concerning the people at large is that they be properly armed."
-- Alexander Hamilton, The Federalist Papers at 184-188
OP - I thought I would add a little extra bonus quote regarding modern times:
"In recent years it has been suggested that the Second Amendment protects the "collective" right of states to maintain militias, while it does not protect the right of "the people" to keep and bear arms. If anyone entertained this notion in the period during which the Constitution and the Bill of Rights were debated and ratified, it remains one of the most closely guarded secrets of the eighteenth century, for no known writing surviving from the period between 1787 and 1791 states such a thesis."
-- Stephen P. Halbrook, "That Every Man Be Armed", 1984
OP - If you want to make an argument, do so on a solid foundation. Lying isn't going to get you anywhere. In order to give your view any credibility, one would have to completely abandon COUNTLESS quotes of the Founding Fathers.
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How teachers open doors for their studentsMost of us can remember a teacher who inspired us in school.
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Global-minded LCC preps students for an ever-changing futureEstablished in 1909 in the heart of Notre-Dame-de-Grâce, Lower Canada College seems like the kind of time-honoured independent school one sees in the movies
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Shevchenko damaged his knee earlier this month against Parma but plans to take part in Ukraine's first appearance at a major soccer tournament.
Dynamo Kiev keeper Oleksandr Shovkovsky is on the list despite a neck problem.
Eight players are from Dynamo, five from Shakhtar Donetsk, four from Dnipro Dniproptrovsk and four from abroad.
Ukraine became the first European team to qualify for the World Cup by winning its group ahead of European champion Greece as well as Turkey and Denmark.
At the World Cup, Ukraine will face Spain, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia in Group H.
Ukraine Squad:
Goalkeepers: Oleksander Shovkovsky (Dynamo Kiev), Andriy Pyatov (Vorskla Poltava), Bogdan Shust (Shakhtar Donetsk)
Defenders: Andriy Nesmachny (Dynamo Kiev), Vladyslav Vashchyuk (Dynamo Kiev), Serhiy Fyodorov (Dynamo Kiev), Volodymyr Yesersky (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk), Andriy Rusol (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk), Dmytro Chigrinsky (Shakhtar Donetsk), Vyacheslav Svidersky (Arsenal Kiev)
Midfielders: Anatoly Tymoshchyuk (Shakhtar Donetsk), Oleg Gusiev (Dynamo Kiev), Ruslan Rotan (Dynamo Kiev), Serhiy Nazarenko (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk), Oleg Shelayev (Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk), Andriy Husin (Krylya Sovietov Samara, Russia), Sergei Rebrov (Dynamo Kiev), Maxim Kalinichenko (Spartak Moscow)
Forwards: Andriy Shevchenko (AC Milan, Italy), Andriy Voronin (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany), Artyom Milevsky (Dynamo Kiev), Andriy Vorobei (Shakhtar Donetsk), Olexiy Belik (Shakhtar Donetsk)


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A Fayette County woman died in a West Virginia hospital on Tuesday, the day after she was injured in an all-terrain vehicle accident.
According to state police, Lori Jean Jones, 44, of Markleysburg, was riding a Honda Recon ATV on Route 40 near the area of 4434 National Pike early Monday morning.
Some time between 1:47 and 2:05 a.m., Jones fell from the ATV and hit her head on the road, police said.
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See the goofs, blunders and plain ole mistakes in the 1986
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Contributed by: Brad Clark
When Cru is trying to learn the backflip, there is one particular scene where he is wearing jeans. The next shot has him in brown coudoroys, then in the next....you guessed it, back in jeans. " The porch, I've told you a million times the porch!!!"
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In the Dance Scene, when Cru's Stuntman bunny hops up onto the railing, the railing has been "widened" with another platform. You can actually see the extended platform when Cru's Stuntman rides off the end.
Contributed by: Brett
Also, I always found it hard to believe Cru was riding over the pile of logs. Ever try this? Didn't think so... Anyway, I noticed that if you look carefully between the logs in certain areas you can see boards laid out to ride on.
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During the greatest scene in movie history, the "send me an angel" "bicycle boogie" scene, when Lori Loughlin is spotlighted riding/balancing on her handle bars while doing a wheelie, you can see the brace that is holding her bike up. it is very quick and is at the bottom of the screen, but it is there.
Contributed by: Jon Melton And Melissa
During the final race,
Lori Loughlin
yells to Cru "Get up!" before he actually falls. It's a split second editing mistake.
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Richie Anderson's leathers change about three times during the race.
His number also changes from 3 to 1.
Contributed by: Travis
When Cru finishes his paper route in the beginning of the movie, Mrs. Gray comes out and says "Only missed it by five minutes Cru." Watch the doors behind her. She comes out the right side but when they cut back behind her the left door is closing.
Contributed by: Craig
Just before the final race (Hell Track) starts, the commentator is given a note and he tells the crowd that Cru Jones has met the entry requirements to race, then the commentator says "we have all 20 riders in competition today". But if you count the riders, there are only 19 and not 20.
Contributed by: Doug
During the dance scene when Cru is sitting on his handlebars you see a close up of Lori sitting backwards on her handlebars. When they cut back to a wide shot of Cru, you see Lori spinning on her back tire, but when they cut back to her she is again sitting on her bars as before.
Contributed by: Sonny
When Bart and his two girlfriends enter the Diner where Cru works they ask the older guy with glasses "Hey Pop!What do we need to do to get a table in here? Come on Come on, do we get a table or do we leave?!!" That older guy is the same guy who plays the Mayor! Is that town so small that the Mayor has to work in a diner??!
Update: Jace Barnett Said About This Entry:
Who says that is an error? You're presuming first that it would be impossible for a mayor to work in a diner, and secondly that the gentleman only works in the diner... perhaps he is the owner.
This doesn't strike me as an error with the movie. It strikes me as an overly presumptuous claim.
Contributed by: Tim55
In the scene when Blob (Bob) is eating a sandwich and Cru is putting his apron on for work at the diner, the boom mic enters the shot in the upper right hand corner just before Cru's buddy's come in looking for him at the counter.
Contributed by: Anonymous
When Cru finishes talking to Christian about sponsorship he picks up his bike to put it up on top of the car and slams the handlebars into his helmet that Christian is holding. She definitely seems startled by this.
Contributed by: Jeff
During the scene where Cru lets that lady drive her car into the parade and he makes eye contact with christian in her red blazer with two bikes on top it cuts to cru and you see that very same blazer with the bikes on the roof way down in traffic and then it cuts back to christian again right where she was.
Contributed by: KW
After going down the water slide Cru and Christian go down again, they are completely dry when they do down the second even though they just went in the water. They are also completely dry after going down the slide and it shows them playing in the creek.
Daniel adds: If you watch it closely they just replaying the first time in slow mo, that's why they are dry...
Contributed by: Saul Cardenas
In Hell Track, when Cru Jones does the back flip, you can see the table where he goes down. It's only a second but definitely there.
Contributed by: Marlon Gutierrez
In the first qualifying race you see Bart race over a bridge, jump over bales of hay and, as he cuts through some trees and takes a sharp turn, you see him falling!
Contributed by: Scott
There is a scene in the qualifying race where Cru takes a dive (falls) down a rocky slope. If you see the clip right afterwards he is going down past the wreck on his bike & again it goes back to him getting back up.
Contributed by: Chris Leonard
In the qualifying race scenes, where they come down and Cru cuts through the leaves where he falls, there are racers coming from a completely different direction and they come together to all head the same direction before ending up back by the water where they have to bunny hop over the hay bales. It never explains where these other racers would be coming from?
UPDATE: Travis updated to say this is because they had to miss the turn due to him crashing.
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Man Killed by Fireworks as Jordan Celebrates Independence Day
One Jordanian man was killed and another badly injured on Friday night, when fireworks exploded during festivities to celebrate the country's 55th independence day at Al Hussein Sports City in Amman, an official source said.
The source told the Jordan Times newspaper that the fireworks, which he said were ignited by trained assigned personnel, was fired by mistake in the direction of the audience "instead of being fired in the air."
The rocket killed a 25-year-old youth and injured another 53-year-old man who is currently hospitalized in a military hospital and "is in very critical condition."
According to a forensics official, who on Saturday morning examined the body of the deceased, Ali Mohammad Kharabsheh suffered fatal wounds to the body, and his face was seriously burned, said the paper.
Kharabsheh was employed by the Greater Amman Municipality's public relations department and had recently gotten married, the paper said – Albawaba.com
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BYESVILLE Anyone who has ever been in Judge David Ellwoods Court of Common Pleas while in session knows his presence demands your undivided attention and strict adherence to protocol.
And probably, most arent privy to his charming sense of humor as when he dispensed snippets of letters he has received throughout the year to Byesville Rotarians at their Tuesday meeting.
Making his 10th appearance as guest speaker at the Byesville Rotary Club in as many years, Ellwood amused Rotarians with letters he has received from fourth graders at a local elementary school thanking him for a field trip they took to the courthouse, and from adults giving excuses trying to get out of jury duty. After so many years as a guest speaker, Ellwood knows what it takes to get the audiences attention before going into the serious business of year-end statistics of court cases.
After distributing fact sheets and pamphlets to Rotarians regarding all facets of court business, including year-end 2001-2002 comparisons, Ellwood said, numbers for criminal felonies and other civil action showing all-time highs are somewhat skewed because of the high volume of non-resident traffic on I-70 and I-77, which account for a large number of cases involving drugs, illegal weapons and fatal accidents.
He also highlighted the restitution collected in 2002 from non-violent offenders who were placed in the intensive supervised probation program where these individuals pay the community back for their misdeeds. Over 6,438 community service hours added up to $57,312.92 collected in 2002.
Ellwood then asked Rotarians to hold up each of the two pamphlets he distributed explaining what kind of jury you will be asked to serve, how you were chosen (drivers license records) and what will happen during the trial.
With all hands in the air, Ellwood jokingly thanked everyone for volunteering for jury duty.
In other Rotary business, President Larry Miller thanked those who helped with the clubs chicken barbecue over the weekend. Highlight of the event was the appearance of the Byesville Rotary Clubs Chicken Man. Actually it was President-elect Bill Cochran who was paying off a bet he made last year that if the club reached its goal of $5,000 for the Polio Plus campaign he would wear a chicken suit to the chicken barbecue during Jonathan Bye Days. The club reached its goal and henceforth, Cochran will be known far and wide as the Byesville Chicken Man (thanks for being such a good sport, Bill).
The changing-of-the-guard banquet will be Thursday at the Cambridge County Club, social hour at 6 p.m., dinner at 7 p.m.
A sign-up sheet was passed around for volunteers to help serve lunch for the wagon train on Wednesday, June 25 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at Peacock Lane (near the Bears Den Restaurant). Cambridge Rotarians and Kiwanians will also be there to lend a hand.
Guests at the meeting were Bailiff Tim Oliver (from Ellwoods court), and Cambridge Rotarians Dick Knellinger, Derl Troutman, Kathy Warhola and Jim Coffey.
Greeter for next week is Kelly Severt.
The Byesville Rotary Club meets every Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. at the Family Center on Second Avenue in Byesville.


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SEVEN Dorset residents have received British Empire Medals as a reward for their community work.
They attended County Hall, with friends and family, to receive their medals from the Lord-Lieutenant of Dorset, Angus Campbell.
The medals were awarded to those who were part of this year's New Year Honours List.
They include Major David Glossop, Nicola Goudie, Susan Dennett, Julie Lankshear, Barbara-Anne Mills, Lewis Parkyn, and Pamela Reeks.
Major Glossop was recognised for his contribution to Franco-British relations.
He was followed by Mrs Goudie, a support worker at Aggie Westons, who was recognised for services to Royal Marines and their families.
Mrs Dennett and Mrs Lankshear, co-founders of Caring Canines, went up to collect their medals together.
They received medals for services to dog-assisted therapy and to the community in Bournemouth and Poole.
Mrs Dennett said: "It's recognition of everyone's work."
Mrs Mills, owner of St James Pre-School Link and Pre-School Carer in Bournemouth, received her medal for services to education.
She said: "It's nice to accept this for all the children that I look after because the children are all so excited about this."
Mr Parkyn, a volunteer on Brownsea Island for 50 years, received his medal for voluntary service to heritage and said: "I think one's reaction is you feel both proud and humbled. It's not something you expect when you get involved in these sorts of things."
Mrs Reeks was nominated for her services to the community in Verwood.
Her contributions include co-founding the Verwood Historical Society and setting up the Heathland Heritage Centre.
Speaking to the medallists, Mr Campbell said: "Each of you has helped others within our very special county thr-ough your charitable and voluntary work, and in many other ways. It's fantastic that we've actually got the British Empire Medal back so we can recognise work like this."


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The book is a photographic feast for the eyes. It provides a unique perspective into each city not always seen in most other types of travel books. The folks at Lonely Planet hand selected the cities included in the book, each for its vibrant nature, diversity, and hypnotic attractive quality.
The photographs also serve as a wonderful resource for graphics, and provide an interesting visual perspective into some lesser traveled global landscapes. Readers will come away with a true flavor of the cities, especially the native dwellers. abc The Cities xyz abc Book xyz is a showcase of the incredible diversity of the world through the urban oases in which most of us live. For anyone with wanderlust in their blood, this is the coffee table book for you.
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