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New details emerge following a triple shooting that claimed one man's life.
Columbus police detectives returned to the scene of the shooting Friday afternoon with flashlights, metal detectors, and cameras, in search of any evidence that may have been overlooked in the cold and snow Thursday night.
Neighbors tell 10TV they saw the gunman run away from the scene and into a nearby park after they heard shots fired on Harland Drive in South Columbus on Thursday evening.
"We heard, what we thought was firecrackers going off," said one neighbor.
10TV is not naming the man for his safety.
He says the shooting happened in a car that was just outside of his home. He says his wife dialed 911.
"Caller: 'Oh, there's somebody in the car.' Dispatch: 'There is somebody in the car?' Dispatch: 'Yes, in the passenger seat'," said the neighbor's wife to 911 dispatchers.
Police say the man, in the passenger seat, died from the shooting. They say another man and a woman were injured.
The neighbor told 10TV he heard the injured woman scream for help from across the street.
"She just hollered, 'Help me, help me. I can't move. Help me. I'm in pain' and that's when I told her, stay where you're at. I've called 911 and they'll be here in a minute," said the neighbor.
Police say the injured woman and man were taken to the hospital. The gunman took off.
"Caller: 'I know he had a gun on him too, because you could tell, you could see the smoke from the shooting'," said another neighbor to 911.
The two men, who neighbors spotted, ran off, but not before rummaging thru the car.
"They were riffling through. Look like they were looking for something," said the neighbor.
Even though the crime scene is cleaned up, the neighbor says his fear lives on.
"I was always looking out the window and checking things, every time I heard a car stop or a door open," said the neighbor. "We're kind of scared now and thinking we might look to a different place to live."
As terrifying as that shooting was, the neighbor says he now feels for the mother who just lost her son.
Columbus police say they believe this was a drug related shooting.
Stay with 10TV on the air and online at 10TV.com.

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Forest Ecology Kit
The Forest Ecology Kit contains activities, field guides, and samples for helping students understand the natural history and complex ecology of local forests.
- Tree Identification- how to use a dichotomous key to identify commonly occurring native trees in the Rogue Valley
- Drawing Succession- understanding forest succession
- Succession and Habitat Diversity-how forest succession creates different habitats
- Studying Succession Through Forest Exploration –by collecting data on a local forest, we can determine the forest's successional stage
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Chris Garnett has rejoined Gonzales, Calif.-based Ramsay Highlander Inc. on the sales and marketing staff.
Garnett has 30 years of experience as a harvesting consultant and builder of harvesting machines for various clients and crops worldwide, according to a news release.
He left Ramsay Highlander, where he was vice president of sales and marketing, in 2011, after about 11 years with the company. Garnett then did consulting work. He rejoined the company in October.
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Markets and perceptions of the economic outlook change rapidly. Even two months ago most observers doubted predictions of a US recession, saw no need for a fiscal stimulus, and thought that inflation fears should constrain monetary policy. Now, Washington is more or less settled on a stimulus package that will exceed $150bn; markets at one point last week expected a Fed funds rate below 2 per cent by September. The debate about recession is now about how deep and global its impact will be. Read more


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What To Watch For In Tonight's State Of The Union Address
Attention party people, tonight is a pretty big night! No, I'm not talking about Mardi Gras. I'm referring to another excuse to drink on a Tuesday: President Obama's first State Of The Union Address of his second term.
The annual address made by the President at the invitation of Congress not only produces some candid facial expressions (The Boehner Smirk, The Biden Grin, The Alito Head Shake), and spontaneous outbursts ("You lie!"), but it is also the President's chance to explain how far we've come as a nation and where future policy is heading.
At the top of the list will probably be continued efforts to strengthen the economy, which according to NPR "remains the most important issue to voters, judging by what they tell pollsters." Potential battles include "sequestration" and the deficit.
Here are six other slightly sexier issues the pundits are predicting:
1. Afghanistan: The New York Times is reporting that "an administration official familiar with the speech," leaked that the the President plans on reducing the number of troops in Afghanistan by little over half. By next February 34,000 of the current 66,000 troops will return home, keeping with the administration's timeline to have Afghan forces in charge of the nation's security by the end of 2014. [New York Times]
2. Women's Rights: In the President's inaugural speech he called for gender equality saying, "For our journey is not complete until our wives, our mothers, and our daughters can earn a living equal to their efforts." The New Yorker puts gender equality in its list of 12 issues the President will tackle in his second term. The possible policy outcome could be the passage of the often defeated Paycheck Fairness Act. [The New Yorker]
3. Immigration: This issue has already begun to bubble to the surface of the 2013 policy agenda with a proposal form a bipartisan group of Senators, and the President's speech end of January speech in Las Vegas, Nevada laying out his four part plan. NPR is predicting that, "The Republican leaderships choice of Sen. Marco Rubio of Florida to present the GOP response may indicate that they expect immigration to be a key part of the president's speech." [NPR]
4. Gun Control: After the massacre in Newtown, Connecticut at Sandy Hook Elementary that left 20 children and six school staff dead, gun control — a previously non-issue for Obama — was brought front and center. Vice President Biden was tasked with creating a proposal, which according to The New York Times include "four major legislative proposals and 23 executive actions." News outlets predict we'll hear more about that tonight. [NPR, The New Yorker New York Times]
5. LGBT Rights: After becoming the first president to openly support gay marriage and mention Stonewall in an inaugural speech, it is clear that repealing Don't Ask, Don't Tell was just the tip of President Obama's gay right's iceberg. It is likely LGBT equality will be mentioned in the speech. The New Yorker points to possibly passing the Employment Non-Discrimination Act and getting rid of DOMA. [The New Yorker]
6. Climate Change: Climate change was abandoned in 2010 after a bill spearheaded by the White House and several senators failed. However, President Obama's inauguration speech gave many environmentalists hope that it will again become a major talking point in his second term, even if Congress blocks legislation at every turn. [NPR]
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SAM Poole is set to take his place back in the Terras' squad this evening, as Weymouth host Frome Town at the Bob Lucas Stadium (7.45pm).
The former club skipper played 90 minutes for the reserves at Sturminster Marshall on Saturday, and with Ed Palmer believed to be unavailable for tonight's game, Poole looks to be in place to start in the heart of the defence.
"It gives Sam a chance to take his place and slot back into the team," Terras' boss Jason Matt-hews told Echosport.
"It is a good opportunity for him and he needs to take his chance.
"In fairness to Ed, he has done brilliantly since he has come back to the club and there is competition for places, which makes my life tough at the moment, but in a nice way.
"I feel that I have a good squad and it needs to be utilised, everyone will get their chance."
Like Matthews' men, Frome also started their campaign with a win, but in controversial circumstances away at Histon.
The Somerset-based side had Kris Miller and Matt Smith sent off in the closing minutes in their 2-1 triumph.
Matthews added: "We need to try and build some momentum and try and get a bit of a run going, we are expecting a really tough game.
"I know a lot about Frome, they have done extremely well since Adrian Forster has taken charge, he deserves a lot of credit for that. They will play with a lot of passion and are coming off a great result away at Histon."
Weymouth will be without Tim Sills who is still suspended, and Matthews also revealed to Echosport that Poole Town recently put in an approach to sign striker Conor Jevon.
Matthews added: "We would be disappointed to lose Conor, he has done very well in pre-season, mixed in with the lads well and he likes it here.
"I take it as a compliment because people are asking for my players and we are only one game into the season."
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BELTON — The Bell/Lampasas counties' Community Service Restitution program was recognized by the Bell County Commissioners Court.
The program, which is a way for convicted probationers to repay the community for their offenses, works with about 2,500 probationers a month, said Alice Wilkins, a court officer for Bell and Lampasas counties' Community Service and Correction Department.
"We have at least one, usually two, work crews out in Temple, Killeen and Belton," Wilkins said. "We also have one with the Army Corps of Engineers every Saturday and Sunday."
Larry Wilkins, who also works with the Community Service and Correction Department, said the crews are spread so far afield that it takes days to respond.
"When someone calls in about a road that needs attention right now, we're right at 15 days before I can get out there to check on it," he said. "And we get calls from all over the county. "
In addition to cleaning up roadways, probationers helped the city of Temple hold a successful household hazardous waste collection event in October, Alice Wilkins said.
The event allowed hundreds of residents from Bell, Coryell, Hamilton, Lampasas, Milam, Mills and San Saba counties to take various household chemicals, used tires and e-waste such as hard drives, CD-ROMs and toner cartridges to the Temple Service Center.
Funding for the event was provided by Waste Management and a grant from the Central Texas Council of Governments.
Alice Wilkins told the commissioners that probationers worked with the Killeen to remove outdated and unnecessary paper records.
"There were 64,000 pounds of records that were taken to the shredder," she said. Probationers also cleaned and maintained the grounds in several cemeteries as well as helped clean up Nolan Creek.
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ALACHUA COUNTY, Fla. - A 51-year-old Alachua County man was arrested Monday after deputies said he made a series of attempts to coerce a woman into his vehicle.
The most recent incident occurred on May 31 at a bus stop in the vicinity of the 600 block of Northwest 75th Street in Gainesville.
Deputies said Ernesto Boada drove past the bus stop, turned around, and approached the woman, who was waiting for a bus. Boada obstructed traffic and ordered the woman to "get in," deputies said. She declined and Boada drove away, deputies said.
Over the last six months, Boada has contacted the same victim on 10 different occasions and attempted to get her into his vehicle, deputies said.
The Alachua County Sheriff's Office said it has received information related to Boada involving similar incidents in the area, as well as in nearby areas of southwest Gainesville. They believe there may be other unreported incidents involving the suspect.
Boada has been driving a 2005 green Toyota Scion.
Boada was booked into the Alachua County jail and charged with stalking and possession of drug without prescription.
If anyone has information related to this incident or a similar incident, call Detective Jayson Francis or Detective Randy Enos at 352-955-1818 or Crime Stoppers at 352-372-STOP. In emergency situations, always dial 911.
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Since posting Ava's birthday party photos back in March, I have received a handful of e-mails asking how I created the Polaroids used in the table scape. I have found myself typing the same e-mail over and over and thought it might be helpful to actually show a how-to. It was really easy to create the Polaroids and added such a fun touch to the party.
I have to admit that like any good idea these days, heavy perusing of Pinterest was involved. I was browsing for party ideas one afternoon and came across this blog post featuring a first birthday party. I loved lots of things about the party, but I kept coming back to the strings of Polaroids. It was such a cute idea, and since I only had a zillion photos of Ava's first year, I figured a project like that was right up my alley. A few days later I saw this advent calendar on Pinterest and two great ideas merged into one.
The first part of creating my frames was choosing the photos. I scoured my personal photos from Ava's first year and copied them into a folder of my favorites. I consolidated some of the steps below in order to be more efficient, but this is an outline of how I created each one.
1. Drag the photo into Photoshop. I do realize that not everyone has a copy of Photoshop. There might be another program that allows you to do the same thing in a different way, but PS was my go to.
2. Select the crop tool and crop your photo. Based on the standard size of a Polaroid, I cropped to 3 x 3.
3. Open a blank document to create the printable version of your photo. I wanted the layout to be exact so that there was no guess work during printing. The most inexpensive option for me was a 4 x 6.
4. Open another blank documents to create the white space of your Polaroid. Based on the standard size of a Polaroid, I modified my photo to 3.5 x 4.25
5. Using the dotted square tool (I have no idea what the real names of anything are!), I outlined the document that would become the white base of my Polaroid and created a thin stroke. You'll see in a second how this helped provide a definite border to the Polaroid.
6. You can't see the stroke line, but it is there. Using the pointer tool, I clicked on my image and dragged it onto the document that would become the white base of my Polaroid. I tried to get an even amount of white space around the top and sides, leaving extra white space at the bottom so that it had that "Polaroid" look to it.
7. I flattened the image (CTRL+E) and dragged the Polaroid onto the 4 x 6 canvas using the pointer tool.
8. I saved each 4 x 6 image as a .jpg file. All of my images printed like you see below, so the last step was to manually trim them with a scrapbook cutting board.
I found the wooden frames at Hobby Lobby during one of their 50% off sales. The miniature clothes pins came from there too. I super-glued jute/twine to the frame as my "clothesline" and covered the ends with pink buttons. After all of the trimming and gluing, it took me just about a whole day to complete this project. Of course, I meticulously measured every single aspect of the project, so if you aren't super OCD like me, you could probably do it in less time. Or you can hang the Polaroids from the window like Chenin Boutwell did. That turned out super cute too!
I hope that helps! It is harder than you might think to screen capture and write a detailed tutorial, so if you are interested in this project and have any questions or notice that I left out an important detail, please let me know. Happy creating!
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Here is my story on Pleasantville's 45-44 win over Rye, along with the rest of today's games.
Pleasantville overcame a 10-point fourth-quarter deficit to beat visiting Rye 45-44 Tuesday.
Chris Maloney had 20 points, including 13 points in the fourth quarter, as the Panthers outscored the Garnets 23-12 in the fourth after starting the quarter down 32-22.
Austin Greto added 16 points, and scored all seven of the Tigers' points in the first quarter. Pleasantville scored more in the fourth quarter (23) than it did in the other three combined (22).
"It was a tale of one quarter," Pleasantville coach Chris Welsh said. "That was the game."
Maloney hit three-straight 3s at one point in the fourth to help spark the Panthers' offense. Pleasantville was also successful with its press down the stretch.
George Kirby led the Garnets (5-11) with 12 points.
After a slow start to the season, Pleasantville (6-10) is playing it's best basketball, according to Welsh.
"We've got to get more consistent," Welsh said. "But I do see a team that hasn't given up on each other."
Best of the rest: Isaiah Ice had 20 points and six assists in Iona's 57-44 win at Mount St. Michael. Tom Capuano added 14 points. … Noah Goldberg had 14 points and 10 rebounds in Solomon Schecter's 39-37 win against visiting Biondi. Johnnie Gray led Biondi with 18 points. … Brandon Martin had 34 points and 14 rebounds in Mount Vernon's 88-55 win at Scarsdale. Devonte Banner added 14 points. … Dominick Christiano had 30 points in Kennedy's 68-50 win at Pelham. Sean Delaney added 21 points. … Matt Redhead had 20 points in Fox Lane's 70-56 win at Ossining. James Morales added 13 points. Ivan Iton led the Pride with 21 points. … Teejay Searight had 15 points in Croton-Harmon's 54-50 win against visiting Clark for the Tigers' ninth-straight win. … Craig Brown had 15 points and seven assists in Hamilton's 72-52 win at Keio. Eli Sierra added 23 points. … Kevin Martinez had 21 points in Clarkstown South's 74-51 win at North Rockland. … Naim Thomas had 18 points in Stepinac's 76-74 win against visiting All Hallows. Kylan Guerra had 14 points and Walter King added 13 points. … Derrick Felder had 17 points and seven steals in Saunders' 60-42 win at Lincoln. Dyheim McMillan added 13 points and eight rebounds as the Blue Devils won their league title outright. … Justin Tapper had 18 points and Mike DeMello added 15 as White Plains defeated visiting Mamaroneck 65-32. … R.J. Martinez had 33 points in Mahopac's 55-48 win at Somers. With the win the Indians clinch their fourth-straight league title. … Cameron Ciero had 35 points in Horace Greeley's 53-46 win at Harrison. … Adarsh Budhathoki had eight points in Brewster's 64-49 loss against visiting John Jay.
Tuesday's scoreboard:
Irvington 41, Dobbs Ferry 28
Iona Prep 57, Mount St. Michael 44
Pleasantville 45, Rye 44
Solomon Schechter 39, Biondi 37
Fox Lane 70, Ossining 56
Kennedy 68, Pelham 50
Briarcliff 52, Westlake 44
Woodlands 68, Sleepy Hollow 64
Hamilton 72, Keio 52
Mahopac 55, Somers 48
Panas 67, Peekskill 53
Mount Vernon 88, Scarsdale 55
Croton-Harmon 54, Clark Academy 50
Rye Neck 52, Port Chester 40
Clarkstown South 74, North Rockland 51
Saunders 60, Lincoln 42
Stepinac 74, All Hallows 64
Eastchester 75, Ardsley 38
Yorktown 58, Nanuet 55
Horace Greeley 53, Harrison 46
White Plains 65, Mamaroneck 32
North Salem 54, Pawling 52
Edgemont 54, Hen Hud 51


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London - A daredevil travel photographer has captured breathtaking images showing inside a breaking wave.
Surfer Clark Little, 44, drags his strobe lights, cameras and lenses out into the sea in a bid to land the perfect picture.
He tours around the world photographing some of the world's biggest waves breaking on beautiful backdrops.
And the Hawaii-born photographer is celebrating his work by releasing them in a new book, Shorebreak, boasting more than 100 stunning photographs, from Hawaii, California and Japan.
One image, titled Ouch, shows the bravery of Little in his quest for the perfect photo as he waits with anticipation as a barrel wave big enough to hold a cover comes down to break on water just two-foot deep.
Also taken in Oahu was the photograph Tunnel 2 Paradise, where Little threw himself down on the sand as the wave pitches over to create an opening with a sunset view in the distance.
And Chariots of Fire shows a glassy California barrel wave breaking during sunset on Newport Beach.
Shorebreak, featuring more than 160 jaw-dropping pages, can be purchased from www.clarklittlephotography.com. – Daily Mail


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Order Up: Le Patio in Wilton Manors
A trio of pâtés from Le Patio comes with duck, chicken, and pork pâté and plenty of warm French bread.
John Linn
This week in Dish, we look at a restaurant that describes itself as "the tiniest, cutest restaurant in Wilton Manors." Le Patio, a boutique French bistro from ex-Sugar and Spice Cafe owners Veronique Leroux and Jean Doherty, fits that description nicely. The place is no bigger than a hallway, with maybe two tables inside. But out back is an amazingly warm and inviting patio area with tables fashioned out of old sewing machines. It's a perfect place to eat a quiet, lazy lunch, especially with a glass of wine in hand.
An excerpt from the full review plus some pics after the cut.
The part of French cookery that intrigues me the most is not the technique; it's what happens afterward. France is filled with tiny cafés just like Le Patio, places where people stop for a glass of wine and a nibble of home-cooked pâté and linger there for hours. In those borrowed seats, watching traffic scoot along slowly, the food is almost secondary. Somewhere amid the coq au vin and the braised lamb shank is the idea that whatever is going on out there doesn't matter. No matter how pressing your responsibilities are, they'll likely still be there in an hour or two or whenever it is that you're good and ready to take them on.
Read the full review of Le Patio online now. Plus, check out these photos snapped over the course of our visits.
A bowl of beef bourguignon with a glass of red wine is a perfect lunch at Le Patio.
John Linn
A view of the cozy back patio.
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A salad of fresh greens with tomato, bell pepper, harticot verts, and goat cheese crostini is light fare done right.
John Linn
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Dining By the Alphabet: Letter W: Wichita Fish Company
Many of the very original readers of the blog will be familiar with Dining by the Alphabet. It's where we started off with Letter A. Chose a restaurant that begin with A, then went on to B, then C, and so on. Each restaurant was graded on a scale from 1-5 with 5 being the highest. Last we left off, we completed Letter V and by basic preschool education that means we are now at Letter W!
For Letter W, we head to 1601 W Douglas where Wichita Fish Company has been located at for many years.
According to their website, they have the largest variety of seafood in the state of Kansas. If you are a seafood lover and have tried seafood in and around the area, chances are you've already eaten our seafood since we provide most of the seafood to local area restaurants.
They are open Monday 11 am - 7 pm, Tuesday - Saturday 11 am - 8 pm and closed on Sundays. They also have a location in Haysville. For all the information on Wichita Fish Company including their menu, head over to http://wichitafishcompany.com/.
On this Dining by the Alphabet adventure, I was joined by my friend Kate who has previously been to Wichita Fish Company as have I. She's a first time reviewer on the Dining by the Alphabet series.
We went on a Friday early evening and was able to beat the dinner crowd before it started getting busy. One time I'd recommend not going is on Friday's during Lent. I went once and literally a line out of the door.
Walking in they had a huge assortment of items to choose from on their menu. From the tilapia to the ahi tuna to the mahi-mahi, I really didn't know what to choose from. So I asked the lady at the counter what the most popular item to order was. She recommended me the Southern Style Catfish Fillet. I went ahead and ordered that along with some (fried) calamari rings.
Kate went with the Cajun Catfish which was off of the "From the Grill" menu along with some fries because she doesn't believe in eating vegetables from a place whose specialty is fried and serves everything in to go boxes. She also ordered a side of popcorn shrimp.
From the point of ordering our food to receiving our food, it took around 15-20 minutes. Everything looked really delectable when it arrived.
Starting with Kate's meal She thought the catfish was seasoned really well. Not every bite was overly spicy which she liked. She orders Cajun catfish basically everywhere that serves it and she feels that Wichita Fish Company's is the best so far. She was a huge fan of the hush puppies and felt they were DELICIOUS. It's a must that I type that with all caps. The popcorn shrimp was better than average but not "to die for". She really liked the aioli sauce served with her meal. I second the popcorn shrimp comments. They were good but not something I'd brag about to people. Her one complain was that they put the grilled catfish on the fries which caused the fries to be really soggy.
Moving on to my meal, my main focus was on the actual catfish. Fries were nothing really special; I'm not particularly a fan of hush puppies; and coleslaw is coleslaw to me. I'll eat it all the time but I have no major opinion on it unless its fancy like jalapeno coleslaw. After a few bites in, I knew I really liked it. The breading was done so lightly that the catfish was still pretty fluffy. It broke apart easily that made it not taste so "bready" as with many other places. Sometimes when eating fried catfish, it taste so fried that it sits heavy on you. Such was not the case with the catfish filet at Wichita Fish Company. The aioli sauce was a fantastic condiment to dip it in. I would go ahead and say this was probably the best catfish I've had in a restaurant in town.
The calamari rings were similar to the popcorn shrimp in the fact that while they were good, it was nothing overly special. Would I order it again? Yes as I'm a fan of calamari.
Overall the food was really exceptional in both of our opinions. For the two meals and two extra sides, it cost around $34 which isn't bad for a Friday evening dinner. It's an even better value considering the quality of the meal we had.
The service was almost non-existent after we got our food. They take your order, bring you your order and that was about it. If you ordered a water or iced tea, they had pitchers at a table you could serve yourself. It's almost to be expected at a place like that to keep overhead low. The service wasn't bad at all but as Kate said it also was not overly exceptional.
In closing, we both left as big fans of Wichita Fish Company.
That brings us to rating time. Kate decided to give Wichita Fish Company a 4.5 out of 5. After sleeping on it and tossing and turning on what to give. I too gave them a 4.5 which gives Wichita Fish Company a final rating of 4.5.
From the food and the value of it all, I would easily recommend Wichita Fish Company to anybody. It's not the big upscale place that Newport Grill or Bonefish Grill are. It's a low key, hidden gem as their site says, that anybody can go to and feel comfortable eating at in whatever they are wearing.
I look forward to going back again soon..............just not on a Friday during Lent.
Lastly, I'd like to thank Kate on joining me for Letter W. Next up is Letter X, that is if there is an X. If not, then we move on to Letter Y.
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Paul Dirks had six hits and scored five times to spark an offense that had 25 hits and scored 19 runs as the Park Rapids baseball team concluded the regular season by sweeping a Mid-State Conference doubleheader from Pequot Lakes Tuesday at the Area High School field.
The Panthers used a 12-hit attack to defeat Pequot Lakes 11-1 in five innings in the first game and followed with a 13-hit attack in an 8-3 victory in the second game.
Park Rapids set the tone by scoring four times in the first inning of the opener. A single by Dirks, a double by Tucker Coborn, singles by Kevin McMorrow and Dan Pike, and a double by Jack Mercado gave the Panthers the early lead.
After Dirks singled and scored in the second for a 5-1 lead, singles by Dirks and Coborn and doubles by Cory Odland and Mercado sparked a five-run fourth.
The Panthers ended the game via the 10-run rule when McMorrow grounded out to score Ryan Peterson with the bases loaded and one out in the fifth.
Dirks went 3 for 3 and scored three times, Coborn went 3 for 3 with two runs and two RBI, and Mercado went 2 for 4 with four RBI to lead the Panthers. Mercado improved to 3-2 with a four-hit complete-game victory.
In the second game, a four-run second inning sparked the Panthers to the sweep.
Dirks singled and scored in the first before singles by Mercado, Pike, Nick Belfiori, Coborn and McMorrow pushed the lead to 5-0 in the second.
Singles by Belfiori, Dirks and McMorrow led to two more runs in the fourth before Dirks singled and scored the final run in the sixth.
Dirks went 3 for 4 with two runs, Coborn went 2 for 2 with two RBI, McMorrow went 3 for 4 with two RBI, Pike went 2 for 2 and Belfiori went 2 for 3 with two runs to pace the Panthers' offense.
Coborn picked up his third win in three decisions, allowing two runs on four hits over four innings. Odland gave up one run on three hits in three innings of relief.
The sweep gave the Panthers a 4-8 record in the conference while Pequot Lakes finished 1-11 in Mid-State play and 6-14 overall.
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A RARE land release in Jamberoo is attracting great interest with about 200 inquiries for the 31 blocks in the new Chapel Hill development.
Miltonbrook Real Estate's Jennifer Macquarie and her brother Lawson Fredericks, themelves sixth generation Jamberoo residents, are auctioning the estate on Sunday, August 17.
Mrs Macquarie said the historic Catholic stone church overlooking the site was a primary feature of the landscape and was the inspiration for the subdivision's name.
She said the new development would be a massive boost to the village in the long-term, bringing a range of new families to the area.
"There is a shortage of residential land across the Illawarra, and vacant lots in Jamberoo are as rare as hen's teeth,'' Mrs Macquarie said.
"The lots range in size from 800sqm to 2500sqm, which is relatively large these days and that is very appealing, particularly in this lovely country setting.
"Future residents of Chapel Hill are within walking distance of the village shops and café, the school and the golf club, and at the same time get to enjoy fantastic rural and escarpment views.
"It really is the best of both worlds," she said.
The auction will be a 'published reserve' auction.
Pricing starts at $315,000. The auction starts at 11am at Jamberoo School of Arts.


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The dialogue Dayi Kilo Ka Haath, unofficially patented by Sunny Deol, is still fresh in the memories of many of us. In fact, the dialogue even today gives goose bumps the moment one watches Rajkumar Santoshis well-liked and powerful Damini.
We wonder whether Sunnys hands still weigh the same. Let us hear from the horses mouth. "I am not sure if it is dayi kilo or a few grams less or more, exclaims Sunny smilingly. The Punjabi Puttar literally went pani pani i.e. shied away while answering to that.Has this Dayi Kilo Ka Haath hit anybody? If yes, it sure would have been one excruciating experience. The possibility of a big NO is far more believable considering the shy nature of Sunny Paaji. What say Sunny?


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Facts & Figures: IP attorneys escape shrinking demand for legal services
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California sues JPMorgan over debt collection practices
California Attorney General Kamala Harris is suing JPMorgan Chase & Co. for allegedly running a "debt collection mill" in an effort to recover credit card debt from thousands of the state's consumers.
FTC warns data brokers of possible privacy violations
The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has put data brokers on notice, with a series of letters alerting 10 companies that they may be running afoul of federal privacy law.
SuperConference 2013: Fortune 500 GCs identify challenges and give advice
A panel of top general counsel kicked off Day Two of InsideCounsel's SuperConference by providing insight and advice for aspiring and current GCs in a session entitled "Top Challenges Fortune 500 General Counsel Face."
Kuwait pays $2.2 billion to Dow Chemical
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A "Win-Win" Restoration: Junior League of Charleston's Broadwood
One of the less obvious advantages of a piano's expense is that their value can increase with restoration and be sold for a profit – with the right buyer, of course. This is just what Junior League of Charleston, S.C. intends to do when the restoration of their 1865 Broadwood Cottage Grand Piano is complete.
The piano was a gift to the organization, which is made up of women, and which is exclusively educational and charitable. Their goal is to promote voluntarism, develop the potential of women, and improve the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
Fortunately, the organization has committed funds to restore the piano to its former glory. Once fully restored, one lucky buyer will not only get the satisfaction of owning a piece of restored musical history, but also know that their purchase will help this Junior League chapter do more good for the women in their community.
At Antique Piano Shop, we love to surmise about a piano's past. We know that John Broadwood is one of the oldest and most renowned piano makers in the world. Furthermore, the Cottage Grand Piano is one of Broadwood's most famous European style baby grand pianos. This particular Broadwood was the probable possession of a wealthy buyer in Charleston during the Civil War era, and was imported from London. Established in the mid-1700s, Broadwood has continued to construct some of Europe's finest pianos to date.
In order create a true sense of the piano's history, Antique Piano Shop is utilizing its entire staff. This piano is unique in shape at six foot, five inches long, but only 49 inches wide. This creates a delicate appearance, which is to be admired. The piano has a very unique look overall. Staying true to the piano itself, we decided to apply a rosewood finish to the piece.
After the restoration process is completed, the piece will be placed in the appropriate home. Antique Piano Shop intends to sell the piano on behalf of the Junior League. The funds raised from the purchase of this item will be donated to support the Junior League, which will aid in the collaboration with nonprofits to combat hunger and homelessness in the tri-county community.
With so many pianos being sent to the dump instead of given a chance at a second life, I think this model for restoration is most certainly a "win-win." Not only do the organization, the people they serve and the buyer win, but potentially so will all the people who see or hear the fully-restored piano. Even those who don't ever see or hear it may sleep more soundly at night knowing one more piano was saved.
I may sound like a romantic, but the truth is, restored pianos will likely go on living well past their current owners. Every restored piano is a win for society and for future generations. Restoring pianos keeps pianos in places where they were meant to be: in parlors, music halls, schools, churches, and more.
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Secret to Good Sex? (cont.)
In sharp contrast, most men and women in same-sex relationships said it was easy to discuss sex. The institute's survey, conducted on its web site, included questions that probed the frequency with which people told their partners what they wanted sexually and asked them to identify the reasons when they felt they could not. Seven of 10 gay men said sex was easy to talk about, and 2 in 3 lesbian women said the same, making the gay and lesbian respondents dramatically less reluctant to communicate sexual desires than the straight respondents.
Survey Imitates Life
While critics and the survey takers alike say the study, because of online data gathering, is not scientific, the findings do reflect what therapists hear in practice. "I see couples married 20 or 30 years and they're still having problems, says psychologist Linda Carter, director of the Family Studies Program at New York University Medical Center. "People have told me they've never talked about how they wanted sex, where they wanted it, and when they wanted it."
The good news? Shortcomings can be remedied and the lines of communication opened, experts say, if both partners are willing to work on it, change some bad habits, and talk, talk, talk. First, it's vital to understand why it is so difficult to talk about sex in the first place.
What's the Problem?
Co-authors of Renew Your Marriage at Midlife, the Brodys make it clear that learning to talk intelligently about sex is doable, not impossible.
But deep down, most people are conflicted, at least a little. "There's an idea in this society that a lot of people are engaging in sex freely, without inhibition -- it's the Playboy philosophy," says the Midwest Institute's director, psychologist Barnaby Barratt, PhD, professor of family medicine, psychiatry, and human sexuality at Wayne State University's School of Medicine. "In fact, everyone has conflicts. Though many of us try, strenuously, to make it appear that we don't, we do."
On one hand, he says, everything in our culture is greatly sexualized. On the other, we feel profoundly guilty and ashamed about sex and think that talking about it in detail is despicable in personal relationships.
Easier for Some?
Why do gays and lesbians fare better than straights when it comes to straight talk, at least in the survey? Barratt ventures a guess, but stresses that it is pure speculation. If your sexual orientation and preferences are those of the minority, he says, you may learn to speak about your sexual wishes as you develop them. You have to work out your shame and guilt. "You have to own your sexuality," he says. This attitude of course, probably applies most to those who are "out" and comfortable with their orientation. Those who are just beginning to realize they are gay or lesbian may think about what they want but not speak openly about it.
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Bolshoi gets cash boost
The Russian Government is to pump $180m (£123m) into restoring the world-famous Bolshoi Theatre after a decade of artistic decline and financial troubles.
The Bolshoi, in Moscow, has been described by President Vladimir Putin as "the symbol of Russian culture".
Four and a half years of rebuilding work would start in 2003, the theatre's general director Anatoli Iksanov told the Itar-Tass news agency.
The Bolshoi is famous for its ballet company, but has struggled to maintain its international reputation in recent years.
Mr Iksanov said performances would continue while work was being done, and the theatre would only be closed for a few months during the summer.
Since the collapse of communism, the Bolshoi has seen its government funding fall, and in recent years there has also been criticism of its artistic direction.
The building itself - a landmark in central Moscow - is in desperate need of repair, with a leaking roof and subsiding foundations.
It celebrated its 225th anniversary in 2001, but has seen a number of recent changes at the top.
Putin sacked artistic director Vladimir Vasilyev in what was criticised as a "Soviet-style" presidential decree in August 2000.
Veteran conductor Gennady Rozhdestvensky, 70, was appointed to replace him in a shock move the following month.
But he left nine months later after critics mauled the Bolshoi's production of Sergei Prokoviev's opera The Player.
The Bolshoi's ballet company has also seen a challenge for the title of the best in Russia from the Kirov in St Petersburg, which has undergone a successful reinvention.
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Concerto for Violin, Cello and Piano
Sonata for Cello and Piano
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Franco Alfano's completion of Puccini's opera Turandot has eclipsed his own reputation, although the profound ability of this talented composer is finally emerging into the light.
The works on this disc display contrasting aspects of his musical personality. The large-scale Cello Sonata, with its echoes of Debussy and Ravel, grows from serene beginnings to turbulent intensity before subsiding into elegiac resignation.
The more neoclassical Concerto, actually a piano trio, weaves hints of Renaissance polyphony with Basque and eastern European folk music into a shimmering fabric of virtuosity and lyricism.
I. Con dolce malinconia
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NASA has successfully tested the first deep-space communications network modeled on the Internet. Part of a NASAwide team, engineers from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, CA, used software called Disruption-Tolerant Networking (DTN) to transmit dozens of space images to and from a NASA science spacecraft located more than 20 million miles from Earth.
NASA and Vint Cerf, vice president at Google, partnered ten years ago to develop this software protocol. The DTN sends information using a method that differs from the normal Internet's Transmission-Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) communication suite, which Cerf co-designed. The Interplanetary Internet must withstand delays, disruptions, and disconnections in space. Glitches can happen when a spacecraft moves behind a planet, or when solar storms and long communication delays occur. The delay in sending or receiving data from Mars takes between 3 and 20 minutes at the speed of light.
Unlike TCP/IP, the DTN does not assume a continuous endto- end connection. If a destination path can't be found, the data packets are not discarded. Instead, each network node keeps custody of the information as long as necessary until it can safely communicate with another node. This store-and-forward method means that information does not get lost when no immediate path to the destination exists. Eventually, the information is delivered to the end user.
Engineers began a month-long series of DTN demonstrations last October. Data were transmitted using NASA's Deep Space Network in demonstrations occurring twice a week. Engineers used NASA's Epoxi spacecraft as a Mars data-relay orbiter. Epoxi is on a mission to encounter Comet Hartley 2 in two years.
The experiment is the first in a series of planned demonstrations to qualify the technology for use on a variety of upcoming space missions. In the next round of testing, a NASA-wide demonstration using new DTN software loaded on board the International Space Station is scheduled to begin this summer. In the next few years, the Interplanetary Internet could enable many new types of space missions. Complex missions involving multiple landed, mobile, and orbiting spacecraft will be far easier to support through the use of the Interplanetary Internet. It could also ensure reliable communications for astronauts on the surface of the Moon.
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Now that we have completed most of the mechanical repairs after moving into our new home, it's time to start work on some cosmetic changes. One of the first rooms getting a makeover is the dining room.
We started out by painting the walls, existing chair rail and crown molding. {Note- I painted the lower wall white before adding the wainscot molding.} After some research, I found this wainscoting DIY tutorial to be most helpful.
Here's how we did it.
We left a 4″ space around all the molding box edges. As the tutorial suggests, the boxes can be adjusted in size to work around outlets, etc. You won't notice a difference.
We cut the primed molding to size and using a level, attached it to the wall using a nail gun. I couldn't find our level {the garage is still in quite a state!}, so I purchased this one at Home Depot. And I'm glad I did. It's small, easy to handle and does't mark up the walls. It was perfect!
Next, we filled all joints and nail holes with paintable caulk. Don't skip this step, it makes a huge difference!
Finally, we painted the molding. It took two coats.
We couldn't be more pleased with the finished result.
Next step, new floors!
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Charity and dignity via an electronic purseElectronic purses containing 600 pesos per month were delivered to each of the 725 families affected by hurricane Odile, so that they could decide what they needed most and directly buy goods from the supermarket, with the only restriction that the purse may not be used to buy tobacco or alcoholic beverages.
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Caritas launches prize to honour women against hungerCaritas Internationalis and the Fidel Götz Foundation are launching the Women Sowers of Development Prize to honour the role of women in solving world hunger.
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Drugs, dignity and drive to end AIDSFaith-based organisations lay down roadmap at Caritas-UNAIDS meeting to strengthen collaboration and bring an end to HIV and AIDS.
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A spark of hope for Syrian mothers in Jordan
By Dana Shahin, Caritas Jordan Hanan Yousef Abdel-Razaq lost her home and a four-year old daughter during an attack on Dara'a in Syria in January. She fled to Jordan with her two remaining children, sons aged five and three. Hanan is one of the over half a million Syrian refugees now living in Jordan because it's too dangerous to remain in Syria where a bloody civil war is raging into its third year. The refugees come with nothing, and need food, shelter, education and healthcare. One in eight Syrian refugees in Jordan are women or children. "I heard about Caritas first from my sister," said Hanan. "When I came here to register, they asked me about my family and I said I had two children. They immediately offered me services for me and for my children." Caritas Jordan has register 130,000 Syrian refugees to receive its aid. They will receive food vouchers, help with accommodation, [...]


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Visitors embark on 60-minute self-guided sunset hydrobike tours beginning approximately 40 minutes before sunset. Instructors begin the session with a 30-minute lesson that covers how to ride a hydrobike and use its features, after which visitors wield a map for 60 minutes of free exploration as amber hues twinkle off the calm waters of Alamitos Bay.
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One way to get an exceptionally close look at picturesque Alamitos Bay is to ride atop its churning surf on one of Long Beach Hydrobikes's stable, pedal-powered water cycles. The company ensures that renters catch the bay's most noteworthy sights, providing them with a map detailing the location of a bird sanctuary as well as a cove where jellyfish delicately billow in certain months.
Avid pedalers generally cruise at speeds of up to seven miles per hour, exercising bodies with a workout that takes advantage of water resistance to jettison excess calories out to sea. As there is virtually no risk of capsizing, riders may wear anything from a bathing suit to a water-soluble prom dress. The hydrobikes come equipped with storage compartments, drink holders, and a wealth of extra space to invite pets along for the ride, free of charge.


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ferry hijacked by suspected kurdish rebels
A ferry with 18 passengers was hijacked off a northwestern Turkish port on Friday and several coast guard boats and helicopters followed the vessel as it approached Istanbul, officials said. An unknown number of hijackers claiming to act on behalf of rebel Kurdistan Workers' Party, known by its Kurdish acronym PKK, seized the ship after it set sail from the northwestern port of Izmit. Also Friday, rescuers recovered the bodies of two journalists missing underneath the rubble of an earthquake-shattered hotel as the death toll in the second earthquake to hit eastern Turkey in about two weeks rose to at least 26.
Shelling kills at least 15 civilians
Yemeni government forces attacked protesters and residential areas on Friday in the southern city of Taiz, killing at least 15 civilians and wounding dozens of others, residents said. The assault was the most aggressive by government forces in nearly two months of fighting.
Clinton: Iran must answer to charges
Iran must respond soon to a report by the U.N. atomic agency alleging that it is working secretly on developing a nuclear weapon, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton said Friday at a Pacific Rim summit in Hawaii. The IAEA report strongly suggested that Iran is using the cover of a peaceful nuclear program to produce atomic weaponry. Times wires


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HOUSTON - The Harris County Sheriff's Office released surveillance video of a robbery that happened on May 23 at a cell phone store.
Officials are hoping it will help catch the robber who is still on the run.
The video showed two men, wearing bandanas and carrying a shot gun, barge into the T-Mobile store on FM 1960 near Ella Boulevard. They forced all the workers to get face down on the floor in a back storage room. Investigators said they grabbed money before running out the front doors.
The suspects got away with an undisclosed amount of money
On the day of the crime, deputies arrested 17-year-old Justin Rogers after finding him nearby.
Sgt. Eric Batton with the Harris County Sheriff's Office said the suspect had changed his clothes and had some of the stolen money in his possession when they found him hiding in the neighborhood and took him into custody.
"Originally at the scene, they were wearing gray pants, white t-shirts and bandanas over their faces," Batton said.
When they found one of the suspects, he was wearing black shorts and no shirt. Deputies brought him back to the store where T-Mobile employees positively identified him.
Rogers was charged with aggravated robbery, but officials said his accomplice has not been caught.
If you know anything about this crime, you are asked to call Crime Stoppers at 713-222-TIPS (8477).
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Frenchville is a town in Aroostook county, Maine. It was formed in 1869. Frenchville began keeping vital records in 1869 and town records in 1869. For more information, contact the county at 283 US Rt. 1/P.O. Box 97, Frenchville 04745. On the attached map, Frenchville is shown as 7 in Aroostook county.
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The famous Australian singer Kylie Minogue has been fighting cancer for quite some time now. Although the singer does not face any immediate threat from the disease, the side effects from the cancer drugs is taking a heavy toll on her.
The singer will officially finish her drug treatment by 2011; the singer said she cannot wait to get off those strong medications. The popular Australian singer underwent surgery and chemotherapy when she got diagnosed with breast cancer in 2005. Although the doctors have eliminated the immediate threat, the singer has to take the cancer medications to prevent a relapse.
The 'Spinning Around" singer is hoping that the doctors will give her a clean chit this time and she can finally bid adieu to the cancer medications. Speaking about her recovery, Minogue said that the road has not been easy for her and she will be very happy to lead a medication-free life from 2011 onwards. The singer said, "I"ll finish next year and that will be amazing, but I"ve also heard you can feel quite insecure when you first come off it because you have relied on this medication for so long. It"s going to be a big adjustment."


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Juventus [2] have confirmed they have signed striker Carlos Tevez [3] from Manchester City [4] on a three-year deal.The Serie A side announced the news on Twitter saying: "Carlos Tevez joins Juventus! Send your welcome messages to our new champion", accompanied by a picture of the striker holding a Juventus shirt.
Goal understands Tevez will move to Italy for a fee of £10 million with an extra £5m to be paid if Juventus win the league and reach the Champions League semi-finals next season.The Argentine had earlier revealed that he had chosen to move to Turin ahead of AC Milan because Antonio Conte's men had "wanted him more". Tevez leaves City after four years having won both the Premier League and the FA Cup during his time at the Etihad Stadium, scoring 74 goals in 148 appearances.The Argentine managed 11 Premier League goals for City last season as the club finished runners-up to Manchester United.
[1] http://www.syndigate.info
[2] http://www.juventus.com/
[3] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Tevez
[4] http://www.mcfc.co.uk/


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A Month of Sundays
By Allan EastmanGo back to Page 1
Where Did When Begin?
Last time, we struggled to come up with a satisfactory definition of what Time really is. The best conclusion that we finally had to go with is that we just have to accept Time as something we have to deal with, so we better agree on a standard that works for all of us. We need to all accept the measurements of duration that History has bequeathed us and that we commonly agree on and then get into step with the apparent forward motion of Time from the past through the present into the future.
But when you start to examine how we measure Time, the standards seem positively weird as well, as strange as some of the theories about what Time actually is. We have different numbers of days in the months. We break a week into 7 days and a day into 24 parts but hours and minutes into 60ths.
How come?
Well, once again, it is not exactly possible to say for sure how it all happened because there is no definitive written record that declares that it is all so. But unlike trying to define Time through scientific or philosophical explanations, it is possible to make some very informed guesses about how our Time measurements came into being because they were invented by Human Beings. And they are all part of the very Human need to understand our world and give meaning to what we perceive as the Reality that we exist in.
This is a journey into the far country of the distant past which takes us deep into the realms of Myth and Mystical experience. It springs from early men and women's esoteric relationship with Nature and the Cosmos.
Later, pure Science is able to confirm and explain some of these concepts and measurements but most remain stubbornly arbitrary. And relativity is at work here too – different people in different places at different times have had very different attitudes to what these measurements were.
Most of the World these days buys into the notion that right now, it is the Year 2010 but our way of numbering the passing of the years, decades and centuries was only agreed upon as a standard less than 500 years ago. Countries like Russia only bought into it during the last century.
Many millions of Muslims around the planet will insist that it is, in fact, the Year 1431. They calculate their calendars from when the Prophet Muhammad set out from Mecca to Medina on the Hegira, which marks the beginning of their struggle to bring Islam to the whole World.
Some Chinese today would argue that right now is the Year 4707, others resolutely state that it is 4647.
What this means is that all these standards are Human inventions - they have no objective reality except for the belief or acceptance that we endow them with.
The domineering economic, political and military power that Western Civilization exercised over the last half Millennium has resulted in Western standards being taken up by most of the World but it still doesn't mean that these standards are in any way absolute.
But we were going to delve into where these standards came from, so let's do that.
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It doesn't matter how fast your car is, you can only drive as fast as you can see down the road ahead of you. When the plastic lenses on your headlights get hazy and oxidized, they disperse the light and reduce your visibility. Here's how to clean them.
Things You'll Need
Dish detergent
Car wash cloth
Several microfiber detail rags
Painter's tape
Rubber spatula
Foam sanding block or large, thick household sponge
Approximately five 8-inch strips of 500-grit "dry" sandpaper – or two full-size sheets
Approximately five 8-inch strips each of 1000- and 2000-grit "wet" sandpaper –or two sheets each
Gallon pitcher
Spray bottle
Headlight lens or plastic polish
Rubbing alcohol
Headlight lens sealer
Do one headlight at a time. Start by washing the lens and surrounding area completely using dish detergent. Normally you'd avoid harsh detergent because it strips your car's wax and dries out the paint, but that's what you need in this case. Rinse and allow to dry completely.
Apply painter's tape to the car's body around the headlight, making sure to cover the rubber seal around the headlight (if there is one). Apply more tape for a wider margin of safety. Use a rubber spatula to press the tape down and work it into the crevices around the light. Use a razor to trim away excess tape where the rubber seal meets the lens.
Wrap a strip of 500-grit sandpaper around a foam sanding block or large sponge. The foam helps distribute pressure on the sandpaper so you don't leave deep gouges in the lens.
Press the sandpaper-wrapped block to the headlight lens, and start sanding the lens in a back-and-forth motion. Every 10 seconds or so, switch the direction of sanding. This straight-line, alternating-stroke method avoids putting circular swirls in the plastic, which will show in the finished product.
Keep sanding until the surface is uniformly frosty and completely opaque. Keep sanding until it feels as silky smooth as sanded pinewood.
Wipe the headlight down with a microfiber cloth to check your work. Be sure you adequately sanded edges and corners. When you're satisfied, rinse the headlight with clean water.
Fill a gallon pitcher with water. Add dish detergent and drop in a few pieces of 1000- and 2000-grit sandpaper to soak.
Fill a spray bottle with soapy water from the pitcher and heavily mist your headlight. Wrap the foam block 1000-grit sandpaper and sand the headlight just as you did with the 500-grit. Keeping the spray bottle in your other hand, give the lens a fresh spray every time you change sanding directions. Keep it wet and slippery.
Sand until the paper slides smoothly over the headlight lens and you can't feel any rough spots. Rinse and dry the lens, preferably with compressed air. Look at the lens from an angle. If you see irregularities, re-wet the lens and keep sanding with a fresh piece of wet sandpaper.
Wash, rinse, and repeat with 2000-grit paper. Rinse and dry the lens completely when you're finished. The lens should be almost uniformly clear (with some slight hazing).
Fold a microfiber polishing rag into quarters. If you're using liquid headlight polish, run a thick line of polish along the top of the headlight. If you're using a paste-type plastic polish, load your rag up with about an ounce and smear it all over the lens.
Work the polish all over the lens until it's covered uniformly, then add a bit more polish to your rag. Polish the lens with medium pressure, using the same method you used while sanding. Make complete passes over the lens, polishing in one direction; then flip the rag over to a cleaner side for another pass. The longer you polish, the better the result will be. Keep going until the surface feels completely smooth and uniform. Note: This will take much longer than you expect it to.
Wash the headlight with detergent water, rinse thoroughly, and allow to dry completely. Wipe the lens down with rubbing alcohol and a clean, lint-free towel. Spray with lens sealer and wipe it with a lint-free towel as directed by the sealer packaging.
Step back to admire your work. With the lens completely clear and smooth, and the sealer filling in any minor imperfections to form a perfect, glass-like sheen, your headlight should glitter, jewel-like, in the sun. Now repeat all of these steps on the other headlight.
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Grand Fairways Resort Cottages
Log chalets conveniently located within a provincial park and adjacent to Grande Meadows golf course. Each chalet is fully equipped with towels, linens, cutlery, cookware etc., provided to meet all your vacation needs. Enjoy your privacy, relax next to your outdoor firepit, listen to the ocean or stroll the pebble beach. Grand Fairways Resort also has internet access, WiFi and excellent cellular coverage. Coin operated laundry machines and fitness room. Basketball court and playground on site.
Location data provided by the operator. Please confirm location before departure.
Golf course nearby, free mini- golf, playground and basketball court on site, each chalet has cable TV, high speed internet WiFi, gas BBQ, electric fireplace, outdoor firepit, patio and large grassed backyard with privacy, hiking trails throughout the provincial park, ocean and fresh water beaches (for swimming / fishing), shopping centers nearby, coin operated laundry facility and fitness room on site. 25 min drive to St. Pierre ferry.
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"I said go into the branch and say, 'My dad said I should be complaining to the Fed[eral Reserve] or the OCC [Office of the Comptroller of the Currency]," Joiner says. "Can you give me their numbers? They gave her money back."
What sort of customer relationship, he asks rhetorically, is that?
It is Joiner who has to crunch the numbers on his bank's mortgage strategy, which is pitched at winning over customers through lower interest rates.
The strategy is controversial among investors. It's also expensive. A mortgage rate at 0.27 of a percentage point below
But from Joiner's perspective NAB's pricing is not cheap, it is simply fair. "The fair value agenda is really a long-term philosophy. To have a sustainable business you really have to have a win-win, or an appropriately based relationship with your customer. You can't have them banking with you because you're the least irritating," he says.
The corollary of NAB saying its mortgages are fair is that those lenders which have rates above it are unfair.
Joiner won't say it as directly as that. But that is the implication from his explanation of how changes to capital rules, and the wipe-out of non-bank lenders, have given banks a free kick.
The changes, known as Basel 2 and which came into effect in 2006 and 2007, meant the amount of capital banks had to hold to support mortgages dropped, while it stayed broadly the same for business lending.
As a result, the return on capital for a mortgage is about 35 per cent to 45 per cent. The higher amount of capital that must be held to support a business loan means the typical return is much lower, about 20 to 25 per cent.
In a normal market, such high returns would be eaten away through competition. But the market has not been normal.
"Following the shift to Basel 2 those margins were being attacked by a flotilla of originator securitiser players," Joiner says. "But then in the GFC they all died. So the margins are sitting there."
While the focus in the press and in Canberra has been on funding costs and how much banks pass through, it is return on capital – otherwise known as return on equity – that ultimately matters because that drives profits.
"Everyone is looking at the debt side, asking are [the banks] passing on too much? But that's not the issue. The issue is on the equity side. The banks took half the equity off the table and never gave the benefit to customers."
Asked if mortgages at other banks are overpriced, he diplomatically responds: "If you had a more fluid market they could easily settle at lower margins and still be attractive."
NAB's mortgage pricing is much closer to how mortgages would be priced had competition commuted the capital reduction benefits to customers, he says. Rather than under-pricing, the bank is still getting attractive returns while building market share, and that will eventually build profits.
"We're not ashamed to make profits out of customers but we want to provide good value out of that," he says. "It makes our staff feel better and it will build our shares over time. But it won't happen instantaneously."
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THE return of a farmers' market to Ringwood has proved such a success it is set to become a monthly event.
Shoppers and businesses were so thrilled to have the Hampshire Farmers' Market back in Ringwood after a four-year absence they called for it to be a regular occurrence.
Markets have been booked right through until November and a summer food festival has also been booked for June 21.
Alex Handford, business manager for the markets, said: "We are all thrilled with the success of this first market at Ringwood and the response from the public.
"Many of our local producers at the market reported customers requesting a regular monthly market and it is great that we are in a position to be able to respond so positively and so quickly to that demand.
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Last inspection: Jan. 15, 2008
Classification: Industrial Organic Chemicals, NEC
Last enforcement: Unknown
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This facility has not been out of compliance in the past 12 quarters.
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Top 10 Non Jokers Card Songs
After the success of our first "Juggalo top 10" the staff at True Juggalo Family decided we should do more. Just like last week, these are not in any particular order….besides, how could you REALLY rate them. This week the staff at True Juggalo Family decided we would pick our 10 favorite non jokers card songs from ICP. I can't stress this enough, this is not in any particular order!
1. Super Balls
This is just one of the songs off of Tunnel Of Love that was suggested from the staff for this list. This one was suggested by CameraNinja…was she trying to say something? We don't know.
2. Spin The Bottle
This one suggest by Miss Juggalette. However, I think she was just saying she wanted to play it with me.
3. Cotton Candy
Another song off of Tunnel Of Love. This suggestion comes from Main G. Dogg. However I think we all know what he was trying to REALLY say here…can ya blame him? It don't get wet until it's in your mouth…
4. My Kind Of Bitch
This suggestion comes from Menace. This lonely old man is just telling you what he wants in a 'Lette.
5. Crystal Ball
This one comes from yours truly(NaptownMike). This track seems to me like it was a precursor to Dark Lotus.
6. 50 Bucks
This one once again comes from NaptownMike. This is one of my personal favorite's from all of their songs. I need one of them rebellious rock chicks with a hoop in her neden. 🙂
7. In My Room
This one comes once again from CameraNinja. She actually suggested this right after suggestion Super Balls. Now that I think about it, I don't want to know whats on her mind after suggesting Super Balls In Her Room. 😉
8. Tilt A Whirl
This one comes from Miss Juggalette. Not gonna lie, this is a pretty solid addition to this list.
9. Every Halloween
This one comes from Jules. You're probably asking yourself "who the fuck is Jules", she's a fresh ass ninja. That's who she is.
10. Let's Go All The Way
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Mustang Rims Guide
One of the best ways to expand upon the basic appearance of your Ford Mustang is with rims
that are customized or different from the standard issue rims. These
not only help to enhance the tires and the wheels on your vehicle, but
they can help to cut down on size and weight from the standard rims,
which can help in turn to increase the overall performance of the
vehicle. Read on for a brief overview of some of the most popular rims
for Mustang vehicles, including information like price and availability.
OEM Rims
OEM rims provide a sporty look to your vehicle without being too
ostentatious. Many owners of Ford Mustangs approve of these rims because
they enhance the appearance of the car without giving up the inherent
class and attractive appearance of the Mustang. These rims are typically
available in 17 inch size for Mustangs. They tend to sell new for about
$350 a piece. They are also amongst the heavier of the different types
of rims that you can select for your vehicle.
Replika Rims
Replika is another leading manufacturer of rims for Mustangs. These
rims tend to be on the larger side at 17 inches each. They are also
famous for being quite minimalist; the rims themselves are constructed
such that it is very easy to see through them and they don't occupy a
good deal of space. This provides a very unique and interesting
appearance for your wheels. These rims generally cost about $250 each.
Supercoated Rims
Ford manufactures a set of supercoated rims that have a unique gleam
to them. These rims are sturdy and durable, should you plan to drive
your Mustang through areas where they may become tarnished or damaged in
some other way. One of the best traits about these rims is that they
slightly alter the appearance of the Mustang wheels without totally
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maintaining the particular appearance that Ford Mustangs are known for.
Most of these and other rims for the Ford Mustang are available
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Maybelline New York Dream Mousse Shadow Reviews
Don't love it of hate itI lean toured loving it, but because the color is amazing but the problem is it cakes, and dries out very quickly, you have to really apply pressure just to get the mousse to smear on, instead of just rolling into a mouse ball in the middle of your eye. I've tried both using my finger and a blush but I don't get any different results. After all that work the colors great. — 7 years, 10 months agoBon_Bon | 522 reviews
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I like thisI have it in vanilla veil, to wear under my upper eyelid. I don't think I would use it on my entire eye, doesn't seem like it would stay well. — 6 years, 9 months agojenicide1 | 292 reviews
Don't get it.The word that comes to mind with this product is confusion. First of all the texture is so alien to me I have no idea how to apply it with my finger? with an eyeshadow brush? with an eyeshadow sponge? Still can't tell you. I tried every way to apply it and it was always clumping in the crease of my eyes and falling off in weird clumps. The colors look so shiny and rich but in fact you need many la...read moreyers to get the same pigment which is nearly impossible with the "mousse" texture. In some way I appreciate the idea but it was quite uncomfortable both to apply and to wear. If something ain't broke don't fix it and eyeshadow isn't broken, it works the way it is in my opinion. — 5 years, 4 months agoAlisunshine | 146 reviews
NiceThis shadow is very pretty. It is very easy to apply, and has long staying power. I find that you can use a very little and create a subtle look or layer more on to create a more dramtic look. Either way your eyes get noticed! And, it's cheap, and easy to tote around, if you feel the need. I only use one color at a time, and I like to look that creates. — 9 years, 4 months agoLlisa2 | 204 reviews
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i expected more...When i bought this product i was excited after reading the reviews from here, so i got the white one, the ivory one, and the pink one. so when i got home i put it on.....sadly the only thing i saw was sparkles i love sparkles and i needed a white sparkley one but there is barely anny color. I put multiple coats of the pink one on and all it did was crease after some time and still had very light color..... so ill just keep using these for sparkles. — 6 years, 9 months agocrazygirl21 | 55 reviews
not goodabsolutely no staying power. cakes into the crease, looks terrible. I tried using it as a base under powders as well. Still looked terrible. this is not worth your money! — 8 years agoamwflute | 35 reviews
LOVE THIS!!!I really like these shadows for everyday work looks. They go on really smooth are great for laying and have good staying power w/ a base. They don't clump at all and can be applied w/ a brush or fingers. — 8 years, 1 month agometbn8421 | 56 reviews
I don't like itNice texture and easy to use with fingertips, but the color is too pale. The white one (shade 00) is great though because it has a little gold shimmer. All of the "colored" ones are really sheer and barely show up, like cheap shadows do. — 8 years, 4 months agoYFB | 125 reviews
Bad bad badI love the packaging it is oh so chic! The product inside is so creamy and heavenly soft. But... I HATE the product color. It is just like shimmer with no pigmentation. When you apply it to the lid it rolls around and creases. BAD BAD BAD — 8 years, 8 months agoParadisCoCo | 54 reviews
my reviewI like this cream shadow,but I only had it for a little while until it got hard,My green is still creamy so I dont know why this blue got hard It wasnt opened or anything. — 8 years, 10 months agouniquemonique | 40 reviews
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