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Knottology Illuminator 3/4" Gunmetal Metal LED Light Snap Lock Buckle
- Brand:Knottology
- Product Type:Buckle
The Knottology Illuminator is a 3/4" side release clasp with a bright 15 Lumen LED flashlight. The patent pending illuminator features an all metal construction, water resistant metal body, and a spring assisted side release. Push and hold the metal button to turn on the flashlight, release to turn off. Use with paracord to create your own survival bracelet, but is also capable of a myriad of other uses with paracord or a nylon webbing strap. Always have a ready light source on your paracord bracelet. Sold individually.
- Color: Gunmetal
- Made in Seoul, South Korea
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Book a flight to Mashhad with Qatar Airways and find out why the city is so popular with pilgrims. Iran's second-biggest city and its holiest one was once a stopping point for traders en-route to Turkmenistan. Today, the city draws visitors to the Haram. This shrine complex, dating back to the 9th century, is the most important place in the country and the largest mosque in the world in terms of occupying area and second largest in terms of capacity.
Almost 20 million pilgrims come here every year to pay their respects to Shia Islam's eighth Imam. Fly to Mashhad during the spring for the coolest weather and take an excursion into unspoilt Khorasan, or spend your time exploring the Haram Complex and haggling for carpets in the city's bazaars.
The Imam Reza Shrine Complex houses the mausoleum of the eighth Imam of Shia Islam. Ghoarshad Mosque is also here. Take a guided tour before picking up some souvenirs. Dress respectfully and you may be permitted to enter the shrine's centre, normally reserved for Muslims. The magnificent arches and courtyards of this city-within-a-city may well take you a whole day to explore.
On your trip to Mashhad, you can also explore 72-Martyr Mosque, just outside the shrine complex. This beautiful mosque dates back to the 15th century and is famous for its tile work; a perfect, peaceful and serene spot in the heart of the city.
Families can enjoy a day out at Mellat Park, home to Iran's tallest Ferris wheel. The city zoo is located at Koohestan Park and is well worth a visit on sunny days.
When you travel to Mashhad, take a bike tour or guided walking tour through the city to see the sights with an English-speaking guide. The Main Museum is home to artefacts from the shrine complex, as well as more contemporary items from Iran's sporting past. Head for the basement to see an unusual stamp collection. You'll also find sculptures dotted throughout the city, many of which can be found in the Sajjad neighbourhood and all telling a story of the city's past.
Try to avoid visiting the city during the summer months, when it can become hectic as pilgrims visit the shrine complex. Spring is by far the best time to experience life in Mashhad.
Most visitors to Mashhad find Iranian cuisine full of flavour but a little less spicy than many other types of Middle Eastern food. Popular dishes here include Shishlik (barbecue ribs) and Chelo Goosht (mutton with rice) and you will find you can eat well for an affordable price in Mashhad.
Travel to Mashhad and you simply have to visit one of the city's traditional teahouse restaurants. Here you will find sumptuous décor, beautiful antiques and live music most nights. For a real treat, try an Iranian breakfast, which is served at many local eateries. Walnuts, raisins and local cheese served with bread and tea provide a great start to your day in Mashhad.
Don't miss out on the chance to try Maajun. A blended dessert made with pistachios, walnuts, bananas, honey, cream and ice cream, it's an indulgent experience.
The city is home to three large bazaars where you can buy everything from jewellery and perfume to local handicrafts and fabric. Bazaar-e Reza is one of the city's main shopping centres. Here you can find jewellery made with turquoise, mined at nearby Neishabur. For rugs and other textiles, head for Sara-ye Bazaar-e Reza or Saroye Saeed carpet market.
Head for Sajjad Boulevard on your trip to Mashhad, where you will find several of the city's more expensive shopping centres. Here you can find international brands and designer goods.
Flights to Mashhad with Qatar Airways arrive at Mashhad International Airport (also called Shahid Hashemi Nejad Airport). Your passport must be valid for a minimum of six months.
Visa restrictions for entry into the country will depend on your country of origin, length of stay and whether your trip is for business or pleasure. So before you fly to Mashhad please check the visa and passport requirements.
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A strike at a major Chilean port will likely delay the arrival of late-season grapes in the U.S. beyond the deadline for shipping fruit of a certain quality.
The workers' strike at the Port of San Antonio means that some grapes destined for arrival in the U.S. will arrive after April 10, which means they will need to be of a higher quality, said John Pandol, special projects manager for Pandol Bros. Inc., Delano, Calif.
Grapes arriving after the deadline set by a U.S. marketing order must be U.S. grade No. 1 to be accepted.
"Arrival after the marketing order means the grapes will have to be inspected for U.S. 1," Pandol said. "The same grapes will still come."
Ronald Bown, president of the Santiago-based Chilean Fresh Fruit Exporters Association (ASOEX), did not return requests for comment.
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Pro-Equality activists get together tonight at the Main Post Office for a peaceful demonstration to remind the city at large that LGBTs pay the same taxes as everyone else but they just don't get all of the rights. Sounds wortwhile and if you haven't filed, well, finish that up and head down to the post office tonight to drop off and then demonstrate. You're even encouraged to take sings and banners. Not only will you be performing a civic duty, you can also be creative.
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BRIDGEWATER, Mass. When Danny Keefe was born, his parents were told he would be severely handicapped both physically and mentally due to a serious brain hemorrhage.
But the dapper little boy with the infectious smile and indomitable spirit defied those predictions, the Enterprise reported.
The Mitchell Elementary School kindergartner is just like any other 6-year-old in every way but two, his grandfather Richard Osterman said.
Danny speaks with difficulty due to childhood apraxia of speech (CAS) and he wears a suit and tie every day by his own choosing.
So, when the quarterback, Tommy Cooney, heard Danny was getting picked on because of the way he speaks, he took it upon himself to do something about it.
The 11-year-old Williams Intermediate School fifth-grader decided to wear a suit to school just like Danny in a show of support for his young friend.
Hes such a good person. He doesnt let it bother him. He goes on with his day. Hes a 6-year-old kid. We should all respect that, said Tommy, whose father, Tom, is the teams head coach.
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Greetings all! Sorry so long since my last post; I've been busy training zombies. Now, it may seem that training zombies would not be all that difficult to do considering they have very little working brain matter left, but it's hard to show them what to do when they're constantly snapping their teeth at me and mumbling "brains…" all day long. But I've found that the occasional jolt from a cattle prod (and the strategic placement of the odd, unfortunate stray cat) that they will focus for a good 20-30 seconds at a time. So, for all you budding Zombie Trainers out there, feel free to use this information in whatever form you deem appropriate.
Now, down to business… we here at Ghost Ship would like you to know that… what? Who's there? This office is private… what are you… STOP! NO! GAH!
Hello… me name Tim. Me Ghost Ship zombie. Me eat Terry's brain. It like small appetizer. Tough and chewy and ultimately unsatisfying.
Terry bad boss. Him make us work 14 hour day with no lunch. We eat what we find on ship; flip-flop, cell phone, about 357 earrings. It like they say at cashier booth; If you don't want to lose it, don't bring it in. But stupid people think, "Me? Me no lose phone or flip-flop. Me smart!"
Let me tell you- about 18% of you smart, rest of you lose stuff, and Terry walk through ship 50 times a day with bright flashlight that hurt my eye muttering, "Stupid flip-flop… stupid cell phone… why people not listen?" Poor Terry. Now he not have to worry, me eat his brain. Me try to eat wallet but nothing in it. Empty calories.
Anway, if can get past endless hours, burning heat, radiation sickness, stinky guy that work next to me, and complete and utter lack of fulfillment, life on Ghost Ship not bad. We get to watch guests eat cotton candy and corn dogs. Sometimes we even get to lick stick if they drop it good, though stupid seagulls usually get there first. So we just eat seagulls.
Sometimes Terry put one of us in cashier booth. This way when guest ask for 500th time if Ghost Ship is flying pirate ship, me have permission to take nibble. And me take many nibbles.
Me also like when grown-ups bring babies on ship. We like Tinkerbell, the more they scream the brighter we glow, though glow mostly come from atomic sludge that drip from reactor core. But child screaming does warm my heart. It beat TWICE yesterday!
That all for now, me hope you like blog, it my first time. Be sure to check back for Ghost Ship Zombie Workout Video; we eat low carb and get plenty of exercise. It hard work crack open skull to get meat! It better than P-90X!
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Veterinarian Reviewed on June 15, 2012 by Paulina Nelega, RH
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Schisandra Berry
Schisandra Berry (Schisandra chinensis) is popularly known as the "five flavor berry" because it contains all the fundamental flavors, which are spicy, bitter, sweet, sour, and salty. Other names for it are Gomishi, Fruit of Five Flavors, Omicha, Sandra Berry Vine, and Magnolia Vine. It is clinically tested as a tonic particularly because of its lignins that is effective in reinforcing the immune system.
Schisandra Berry is a woody vine with many bunches of tiny, deep red berries. The plant is dense, and bears oval-shaped leaves, pink attractive flowers, and groups of red berries. The vine can reach up to twenty-five feet in length and survives best in moist and partially shaded, well-drained soil.
The principal chemical components of Schisandra Berry are lignins, sesquicarene, schizoandrol, citra, phytosterols, Vitamin C and Vitamin E, numerous acids, and essential oils. The good-smelling berries are dried and used as a form of medicine.
History and Origin
Schisandra Berry is commonly found in China, Korea, and Russia, although it is native to Northern China. In ancient China, it was considered a staple food of hunting and gathering tribes. Some people allege that it can also be found in some parts of the eastern United States.
Schisandra Berry is one of the most important herbs in Traditional Chinese Medicine and is also popularly known as Wu Wei Zi, which literally means five-flavored fruit. It is also the Chinese traditional herbalists that introduced Schisandra Berry as a reliable herb to preserve beauty and maintain youth. For thousands of years, it has benefited both men and women as a sexual enhancer and as an anti-aging tonic.
Ancient Uses
Schisandra Berry was popular among the wealthy Chinese people including emperors for the past 2,000 years in China as an herbal medicine for the treatment of liver diseases, a tonic for good health, and as an aphrodisiac that was considered effective in nourishing the genitourinary system and sexual organs.
Schisandra Berry was also traditionally used for chronic cough and wheezing, proper secretion of body fluids to eradicate excessive sweating and night sweats, soothing the heart and calming the spirit in order to control palpitations, irritability and sleep disorders. Schisandra Berry was also traditionally used as an astringent.
Modern Uses
Today, Schisandra Berry is sold worldwide as a food and health supplement with a maximum dose of 1,200 milligrams per day. It is used as an alternative to caffeine as it stimulates the nervous system without the hazardous side-effect of caffeine.
Schisandra Berry is proven by modern research to be more useful than its traditional uses. It is discovered to enhance intelligence, rejuvenate and improve memory, increase physical strength, slow down the aging process, improve visual sharpness and night vision, improve hearing, and strengthen lungs to avoid respiratory infections, enhance muscle activity and restore energy during exercises, and beautify the skin and protect it from harmful effects of too much sun and wind.
Side Effects
Overdose of Schisandra Berry will cause chest pains, insomnia, and gastrointestinal problems. It is not advisable to be taken by pregnant and nursing women because it is a uterine stimulant.
Schisandra Berry is also not advisable for people who have peptic ulcers, very high blood pressure, epilepsy, intracranial pressure, and gallstones or any blockages of the bile ducts.
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I'm looking at a couple of stocks I like due to symmetry -- that is, similarity or equality when comparing swings in the same direction.
The first name is Costco (COST), in which I'm seeing a timing-symmetry pattern for the past couple of months that suggests a buy entry. This is a basic setup: The previous three share declines have each lasted seven trading days before giving way to an upside reversal, and the most recent pullback -- into the Jan. 14 low -- has also lasted for seven sessions.
The basic price pattern since the Jan. 14 low is considered bullish, as well, as it is currently showing a higher high and higher low. The Jan. 14 low came on top of key price support at the $99-to-$77 area. I'll continue to like Costco on the buy side as long as the price continues to hold above this key support zone -- and, ideally, above the most recent low.
The initial upside target comes in at $103.92, and target 2 is $105.07. Beyond this, the higher-degree target comes in at the $108.54 area. If, instead, the price breaks $99, I will back off the buy side until further notice. Stops can be placed just below this zone.
IBM (IBM) is another setup I'd like to explore, as it's showing some beautiful price symmetry at the $189.80-to-$190.45 area. Within these symmetry projections I also see a 0.786 Fibonacci retracement level from a prior high, as well as a 1.272 price extension of a prior swing.
This identifies a relatively tight price cluster support zone -- one that has held so far. As long as the price continues holding above this key zone, the initial upside target will remain in the $197.97 area, though a bigger-picture view shows even higher potential, at around $219. At this point, the maximum risk on any long positions should be defined as below the $188.84 swing low.


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Brilliant bud, so when I have a hater ragging on me you slide into the ring and hit them with your title belt? Hehehe
Hey, plan on I'm going to have you take part in the WBC main series in the near future, that is if you are interested
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Thought of you when I saw Slick in the ring. He was awesome and I'd say the 'E should sign him yesterday to manage somebody....anybody.
I'm sorry for my ignorance but my knowledge of WWE doesn't go much further back past Jericho's arrival. Who is that character you are using for your avatar and signature? His spasmic twitches are hilarious.
I'll be 100% honest, I was going to reply with something a little more serious, but then I thought "Ahh, it's 7:15am, I don't have the energy for a debate now" so instead I just decided to laugh in his face lol!
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Over a decade of abuse warrants at least more than a few weeks of sobriety. Too soon. I do think WWE should reach out and encourage him to keep sober... as in if he continues doing well then he's a lock for next year.
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On Sunday, April 19th, 11 Bob's Red Mill employees along with their friends and family (making a total of 34 walkers) joined together to support the Autism Society of Oregon by participating in the ASO walk-a-thon. The walk-a-thon took place at Oaks Parkhere in Portland, Oregon on a beautiful, sunny day. Over 4,000 people walked to show their support for the ASO and raise money for their programs. The ASO has many beneficial programs that assist families living with autism, including everything from support groups for parents, Respite Care Programs to aid caregivers, and assistance with therapy and school programs for children on the autism spectrum.
Bob's Red Mill is proud to support the ASO and Autism Speaks and bring more awareness to autism spectrum disorder. As a team, we raised $1271 for their programs. If you are interested in helping support ASO or Autism Speaks, there are many ways to get involved. Visit the websites below for more information. We are sponsoring a walk in Portland with Autism Speaks in September. Watch for ways that you can get involved this fall!
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Kicking off its fourth edition of the Summer Fresh Impact Tour on July 29, United Fresh Produce Association leaders plan to conduct 20 town hall meetings in 15 states.
"United Fresh Impact Tours always allow us to engage in personal discussions about challenges facing our members, from labor and immigration to food safety, to ways to increase produce consumption," Tom Stenzel, United Fresh president said in a news release. "At each stop along the way, we'll spotlight how United can help leverage the passion of individual members to make a difference for the greater industry."
The tour will begin with town hall events in New York, Massachusetts, and Maine, according to the release. Subsequent town hall meetings are in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Indiana, Missouri, Kansas, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and California, according to the release. United Fresh leaders will also visit United Fresh members at their operations, and the release said Stenzel will also speak to the Texas Produce Convention and the Idaho Grower Shipper Association.
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- July 29, Highland, N.Y.; hosted by New York Apple Association and New York Apple Sales
- July 30, Danvers, Mass.; New England Produce Council Golf Tournament Luncheon
- July 31, Boston
- Aug. 1, Portland, Maine
- Aug. 2, Presque Isle, Maine, hosted by the Maine Farmers Exchange, Maine Potato Board and Northeast Packaging Co.
- Aug. 5, Poseyville, Ind.; hosted by Frey Produce
- Aug. 6, St. Louis, Mo.; hosted by Save-A-Lot
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- Aug. 12, Milwaukee, Wisc.; hosted by Roundy's
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Gang targets ticket machine at Micheldever Railway Station
12:27pm Monday 21st January 2013
12:27pm Monday 21st January 2013
DETECTIVES are investigating a series of attacks on railway ticket vending machines across England including at Micheldever.
British Transport Police believe one gang is responsible for the attacks in Hampshire, Norfolk, Hertfordshire and Essex.
The Micheldever TVM was targeted on Monday October 15 at around 3am. The attack caused damage estimated at more than £17,500.
Det Con Nick Thompson said: "The group of men targeted rail stations in the early hours, with one of them breaking into the machine while others acted as lookouts."
The gang returned to Hampshire on Monday December 17, attacking a TVM at Hook.
DC Thompson added: "We believe this gang is responsible for all six attacks, which have caused an astonishing £50,000 of damage to train operating companies' property.
"Not only was the damage left by these vandals extremely costly to the railway, their actions made machines unusable, causing passengers immense inconvenience and frustration.
Anyone who information is asked to contact BTP on 0800 405040 quoting background reference B9/LNA of 09/01/2013.
Information can also given to the independent charity Crimestoppers, anonymously, on 0800 555 111.
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With automatic cuts to the federal budget expected to kick in March 1, President Obama has warned food safety inspections could take an immediate hit.
Obama and Republican leaders in Congress are at odds on how to cut the deficit, and political observers said there is little hope to avoid the automatic cuts, which are expected to total $85 billion across the federal budget. The cuts are expected to reduce domestic programs by 5.1% and defense programs by 8%.
"It is going to trigger, that much is clear," Ferd Hoefner, policy director for the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition, Washington, D.C. "What is unclear is how long it will take to agree on something that will untrigger it."
In a White House fact sheet released in mid-February, the Obama administration said if sequester takes effect March 1, up to 2,100 fewer food inspections on domestic and foreign food facilities could occur.
"These reductions could increase the number and severity of safety incidents, and the public could suffer more foodborne illness, such as the recent salmonella in peanut butter outbreak and the E. coli illnesses linked to organic spinach, as well as cost the food and agriculture sector millions of dollars in lost production volume," according to the White House document.
While food stamps will be exempted from cuts, the White House said that about 600,000 women and children would be dropped from the Department of Agriculture's Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) from March through September.
Hoefner said the crisis could hopefully be resolved by Democratic and Republican leaders by the end of March, when another continuing budget resolution must be passed. "Everybody seems like they are frozen in space and time and no one wants to do the negotiation.'
With the sequester cuts enacted, Hoefner said the FDA will likely have no way to increase funding levels for food inspections for the two to three years.
Industry leaders were alarmed about the expected cuts.
"Significant cuts to improve the country's fiscal condition are bound to have impacts on programs and services," Kathy Means, vice president for government relations and public affairs for the Produce Marketing Association, Newark, Del., said in an e-mail.
Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack visited with United Fresh Produce Association officials Feb. 12 and said there would likely be a disruption in services because of the sequestration, said Ray Gilmer, vice president of communications for United Fresh. Vilsack didn't specifically detail the effect of the cutbacks on the produce industry, but Gilmer said there are serious concerns about disruption services and possible bottlenecks in trade.
"Any kind of reduction in the inspection standards would be a critical concern for the industry," he said. Gilmer said Feb. 14.
Gilmer said the farm bill is on the back burner as Congress deals with budgetary issues.
"Lawmakers want to know the resources at their disposal before they authorize a new bill," he said.
As it stands now, Hoefner said sequestration will cut about $7 billion out the farm bill over 10 years, entirely from the commodity and conservation programs. Crop insurance won't be hurt by the cuts, the Obama administration has indicated.
The budget crisis could put the possibility of passing a five-year farm bill in doubt this year, with the farm bill extended on a year-to-year basis instead.
"This could be one small step at a time, and I think the one small step at a time during a period of deficit reduction will be one slice and dice at a time," Hoefner said.
"With the extension scenarios, you are essentially losing money with every extension," said Kam Quarles, director of legislative affairs for the Washington, D.C.-based McDermott Will & Emery law firm. "It is vastly preferable to create a five year contract with American agriculture through a completed bill."


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Moderator: Mahavihara moderator
Slothrop wrote:So since they are experiential and not essential, then the question is not, "What is a gelatin?" but rather, "How is a gelatin experienced?" Is that right?
Slothrop wrote:You're putting gelatin back into its original form. That's like saying the ice in my glass is characterized by the way it flows in the Amazon River.
Ven. Dhammanando wrote:The Abhidhamma's elemental analysis is concerned with animated rupa, not with external non-animated rupa. ... [Gelatin's] elemental composition will not be an abhidhammic concern.
... any form whatsoever that is past, future, or present; internal or external; blatant or subtle; common or sublime; far or near: every form is to be seen as it actually is with right discernment as: 'This is not mine. This is not my self. This is not what I am.'
Individual wrote:What is a "material octad"?
Dhammanando wrote:Individual wrote:What is a "material octad"?
The eight rupa dhammas that are inseparable and which constitute one material cluster. See chapter VI of the Abhidhammatthasangaha: http://www.buddhanet.net/budsas/ebud/abhisgho/abhis06.htm
These four elements coexist and are inseparable, but one may preponderate over another as, for instance, pathavi in earth, apo in water, tejo in fire, and vayo in air.
They are also called Mahabhutas, or Great Essentials because they are invariably found in all material substances ranging from the infinitesimally small cell to the most massive object.
Dependent on them are the four subsidiary material qualities of colour (vanna), smell (gandha), taste (rasa), and nutritive essence (oja). These eight coexisting forces and qualities constitute one material group called 'suddhatthaka rupa kalapa - pure-octad material group'.
There may be an assumption built into this question.Individual wrote:... you can't think of the objects in their theoretical purity or in precise terms?
Pretend that I'm blind and describe "blue" for me.Individual wrote:What is red is not blue, what is not blue is not red, etc.. It's a useful classification because I can describe these properties ...
But these colors are just gradations of one of many attributes of an object, and the other attributes will still be inseparable from the object itself. You may be comparing apples with oranges.Individual wrote:But let's say instead that I were to say... That there is red, blue, green, yellow, etc., but that these colors are in fact inseparable! And in every object, there's a bit of each color! How confusing that would be!
Are you saying that it would make more sense if you could point to an object and describe it completely with the words, "That object is red"? What sort of object would have only a single property labeled "red"?Individual wrote:I can't say, "That object is red," but instead, "That's an octad (or hexad, pentad, whatever, doesn't matter how many colors I use) and no specific color can be identified."
Peter wrote:It seems your confusion is in regarding solidity and fluidity as two points on the same scale, just as red and blue are two points on the scale of photon frequency.
Individual wrote:Let's say you have something which has a roughly equal amount of the earth and liquid properties. What exactly would that be? In the case of red and blue, it would be purple.
Peter wrote:You are still missing it.
Peter wrote:Individual wrote:Let's say you have something which has a roughly equal amount of the earth and liquid properties. What exactly would that be? In the case of red and blue, it would be purple.
Something does not have equal amounts of red and blue. Rather something is of a color halfway between the frequency of red and the frequency of blue.
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Blake Shelton Begged, Pleaded to Have 'The Voice' Rescheduled for 2013 CMA Awards
Blake Shelton has power. The singer, who is nominated for five CMA Awards this year and who is also the "winningest" coach in 'The Voice' history, was able to get the reality show's live schedule changed in order to avoid a conflict with the 47th annual CMAs. How did he do it? He exercised the equivalent of feminine wiles. And he begged. And pleaded. And cried.


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KEVIN RYAN spoke of his huge pride after The Grey Gatsby chased home dual Derby winning hero Australia (8-13 fav) to finish runner up in York's richest ever race – the £800,000 Juddmonte International.
The Sutton Bank trainer's three-year-old was no match for the conqueror of Epsom and the Curragh, unable to match Australia's turn of foot as he kicked for home at the two furlong marker.
But The Grey Gatsby (12-1), who had won the Dante Stakes at York in May before taking the Prix du Jockey Club at Chantilly the next month, vaulted through the field to follow home two lengths adrift.
With Kingfisher pacemaking for the Ballydoyle superstar, trained by Aidan O'Brien, Australia and The Grey Gatsby sat patiently side by side at the back of the field during the first half of the ten furlong contest.
Jockey Joseph O'Brien, riding at his lowest weight for two-and-a-half years, moved a cruising Australia to the outside of his rivals with a quarter of a mile remaining and merely had to push him out to a comfortable success from his North Yorkshire rival.
Ryan, however, was not in the least disappointed with his stable star's performance.
"We are delighted with him," he said of The Grey Gatsby. "He had a fantastic race. He's a very simple horse and did everything right for us.
"Australia is a fantastic racehorse and we looked to let him kick first and hopefully go after him. You don't give Richard (Hughes, jockey) a plan.
"He came out and I said 'I am sure you have a plan' and he did. He's a champion jockey and he has seen the horse.
"I am very proud of the horse. We have been beaten by a fantastic horse and I won't be making any decisions about what he is going to do.
"I would like to say the horse will definitely be in training next year. Richard said he will get a mile and a half no problem and he really did us proud. He had a great run."
Trainer O'Brien, meanwhile, said he felt Australia had only been ready for a "racecourse gallop" as he dropped him back from 12 to ten furlongs for the contest.
He said: "That's where he was but there is such prize money in this race and it is so prestigious that we had to take him here.
"I am delighted. There is a lot of speed with this horse. He travelled very strongly and Joseph nursed him away down the straight. I couldn't be happier."
The trainer had been concerned about the weight his colt had gained in the weeks leading up to the contest and he added: "He had a good break (after the Irish Derby) but his weight rose alarmingly in the last three weeks.
"From his Epsom Derby run he was 15 to 20 kilos heavier. That's a lot of weight. Joseph got up on him in the parade ring and said it was like being on a five-year-old. He has matured.
"I always thought he had a lot of pace and he is a very strong traveller."


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Saying it had to modernize to reflect the new, unwrinkled face of the Canadian veteran, the federal government revamped legislation governing benefits for retiring and disabled soldiers in 2006. The New Veterans Charter, introduced by the Liberals under Paul Martin, backed by all parties and passed by the newly elected Harper Conservatives, was designed to meet the complex needs of veterans from the war in Afghanistan.
Young soldiers didn't want to sit at home, waiting for a cheque in the mail, reasoned the government. They wanted work in civilian society and to live fulfilled lives. The Veterans Charter would provide that by offering improved counselling, vocational training and one-on-one case management.
Veterans at the time warned that the new charter would drastically cut disability payments at a time when thousands were coming home wounded from Afghanistan. The changes, critics said, were all about saving the government millions at the expense of soldiers permanently disabled in the line of duty. As it turned out, these CRITICS WERE CORRECT.
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•39,558 Number of Canadian Afghan veterans (defined by having spent 30 or more days in-country)
•4,181 Number of veterans receiving disability benefits whose disabilities are directly related to their service in the Afghanistan mission, as of Dec. 31, 2011.
•40 Number of veterans who did five tours
•3,680 Number of female Afghan veterans (9.3 per cent of total)
•338 Approximate number of female veterans receiving disability benefits directly related to service in Afghanistan
•158 Number of Canadian soldiers killed in Afghanistan
•82 Number of dead who were from rural communities
•579 Number of veterans with injuries related to service in Afghanistan from Edmonton, the highest of any single city
•63 Percentage of veterans who were married or in common-law relationships
•635 Number of Canadian soldiers wounded in action in Afghanistan between 2001-2011
•1,412 Number of Canadian soldiers injured in non-battle situations in Afghanistan between 2001-2011
•8 Estimated percentage of Canadian soldiers suffering Afghanistan-related PTSD
•5.2 Estimated percentage of Canadian soldiers suffering other Afghanistan-related mental health issues
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Video: Monster Power 2450 & 3650
Chris Egner is a former writer for Crutchfield. She concentrated on point-and-shoot cameras and speakers while she worked here.
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Tara W. has worked for Crutchfield since 2004. She writes about whole-house music and video gear, and works on Crutchfield's video team.
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Heads up!Welcome to this article from the Crutchfield archives. Have fun reading it, but be aware that the information may be outdated and links may be broken.
Monster's EP IR 2450 and 3650 combine reliable surge protection with a convenient, built-in Infrared (IR) remote control system. Learn about their power protection features, and how the IR control system integrates with your gear.
Video Transcript
Tara: Hi. I'm Tara.
Chris: And I'm Chris and we're in the Crutchfield video studio to talk to you about Monster's Power EP IR 2450 and 3650 power protection units. Now with these you really get two in one. You get power protection which is really important to safeguard your home theater gear.
Tara: Definitely.
Chris: And we're going to talk about that a little more later, but you also get something unique called Infrared or "IR" control over all your gear.
Tara: And IR control is really cool because it lets you keep all of your gear hidden away in a cabinet but still control it using your normal remote controls or universal remote. Here's how it works. Let's say you have a Blu-ray player and you want to play a movie. You hit play on your remote control and that's going to send a signal to this IR receiver and the IR receiver is the only thing that's visible outside your cabinet.
Chris: Nice and neat.
Tara: Yeah definitely. And it sends that signal, connects back to this monster unit here. From there it connects to an IR flasher, and this little end of the flasher tacks onto the front of your Blu-ray player so the signal will go from your remote all the way down to the player.
Chris: So what you can do is you can hide away your Blu-ray player, your cable box, your DVR, your home theater receiver, all of your gear for a really nice look. Hide it away in a cabinet or a closet. You can even have wooden doors and let the signal pass through. Heck you can even put your gear in another room altogether.
Tara: Yeah, as long as this IR receiver is within sight of your remote controls then you're all set.
Chris: So you get five IR flashers with each of these units. The 2450 has five IR outputs, so you can hook up five components, and the 3650 has seven IR outputs. If you want to use all seven you'll want to pick up a couple more IR flashers to go along.
Tara: That's right. And IR control is really convenient, but the main job of these units is power protection. The 2450 protects up to seven components since it has seven outlets, and the 3650 will protect up to ten pieces of gear.
Chris: So what are you getting protected from? Well, surges of course, lightning strikes, any kind of sudden interruptions in power that can really wipe out your gear altogether. But also it protects you against slow increases and decreases, those small fluctuations in voltage that over time can really, really damage your gear. You might not even know it's happening.
Tara: Yeah, because ideally you want your gear to get about 120 volts of power. And so these units will sense unsafe levels, whether it's too high or too low, and shut your gear off to keep it protected.
Chris: Right, and then once the power is back within a safe range, these units will automatically power your gear back on. Now another thing that they do is they filter the sort of dirty power that comes in from the electric company. And what that gives you is line conditioning that is going to make your picture on your TV much better, clearer, noise-free, and also the sound on your system a lot better. I know that people here at Crutchfield have taken quality power protection home and they've been really surprised and impressed by the difference that they can see and hear.
Tara: Yeah, I've heard that too. And these units take that protection a step further because each outlet is isolated from the other outlets, so when you plug in a Blu-ray player, for example, it's not going to introduce noise back into the system.
Chris: Another good example is like your receiver that draws a lot of power, is working really hard. Sometimes it can bring noise into other components that are hooked up to your system, like your TV, and what you get from that is just a grainy, fuzzy picture. No good.
Tara: No, not at all. And you can use these units too to protect all of your gear, not just your TV and your receiver. There are coaxial inputs and outputs on the back so you can connect cable, satellite and antenna. And those can be like lightning rods.
Chris: That's important, up on your roof. You also get protection for your Ethernet home network and you phone line.
Tara: Yeah, so these units are really great for people who want to protect all their gear and control it too since they have those built-in IR systems.
Chris: Really great. To learn more about these Monster systems, just go to crutchfield.com/Monster2450 and also crutchfield.com/Monster3650 to learn about each model.
Tara: Or you can always give us a call at 1-800-555-9408.