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Tommy Tuberville wants to get back into coaching - and do so as soon as possible.
After leaving Auburn after last season, Tuberville estimates he has his first fall off in roughly 40 years. And while he has enjoyed the extra time with his family and on the golf course, Tuberville is ready to return to the field.
That return, he says, will only come as a head coach, however, and not as a coordinator in the NFL or college ranks. He's earned at least that much after winning 110 games in 14 seasons at Ole Miss and Auburn - including a perfect 13-0 season at Auburn in 2004.
Tuberville - who worked as a graduate assistant at Miami with Georgia defensive coordinator Willie Martinez - visited Athens on Tuesday to speak to the members of the Athens Touchdown Club.
He sat down to speak with Banner-Herald sports editor David Ching before taking the podium at the Athens Country Club. Here is what Tuberville had to say.
Q: When was the last time you had a fall off?
A: Whew. When you think about it and go back and look, it had to be over 40 years. Playing high school ball and then college ball and high school coaching and assistant coaching, it's been at least 40 years.
My life has been totally different because I've had so much more free time. I didn't start playing golf until I was in high school, but I'd never played golf in the fall. I thought they closed golf courses on Aug. 1. It's been fun.
I spent time with my mother. She's getting up in age. I've done some things with my kids that I've never done. We've actually gone to different games. I haven't gone to any Auburn games, we've just gone out of town to watch games. It's been relaxing. When you don't have to worry about winning or losing after a game, it's kind of fun.
Q: Do you watch Auburn play still?
A: I've watched them all either on replay or I've watched some of them on TV. I've tried to stay away. I don't want to be a hindrance. A lot of people will say, 'Come on, let's go to a game,' but I'm of the opinion that you just kinda stay out of the way. These guys are in a different situation. Let them take full control - not that I would interfere, but just being around (would) - so I just try to stay away.
But I still live in Auburn. My sons still play football in town. I've met a lot of the coaches. They've all been good - obviously we're in the same profession. I love Auburn. It's a great place to live. Hopefully I get back into coaching here before long, but you hate to leave, you hate to move.
Q: What are your thoughts on the way the season has gone for Gene Chizik?
A: It's been good. Anytime you have a transition - you put in a new offense and defense and they got off to a great start - but every year, no matter whether you're a new staff or an old staff, there's a lull that your players hit for some reason in the SEC. The competiton is so fierce that it kind of catches up with you. The grind catches you.
Of course they had a couple weeks there where they didn't play very well and got beat. Sometimes they played well and it was just that the other team played better. That's just what happens in the conference. But at the beginning of the year, I thought they'd win eight or nine games and I still think they have a chance.
Q: What do you envision yourself doing at this time next year?
A: Well, hopefully coaching. I want to get back in it. I've had my year off. My wife and I, we've spent enough time together. And they want me to get back in it because they see how uncomfortable I am during the week. You can only play so much golf.
But I'm not gonna get in just any situation. I've totally stayed out of it. I know there are some people whose seats are getting pretty hot right now. I'll just let happen what happens and if it does, it does and if it doesn't, it doesn't.
Q: Speaking of the hotseat, I'm sure you've watched what Georgia has been going through lately. And you had some bad stretches where you managed to turn it around by the end of the year. What do you do?
A: One of my toughest years was (after) 2000, when we had a good football team and we were able to go to the (SEC) championship game and losing to Florida. And then I lost my offense. They came out early. (Receiver) Ronney Daniels, (fullback) Heath Evans and (tailback) Rudi Johnson. I'd probably been predicted to win the conference the next year, but we'd lost all those guys. No. 1, you can't replace their experience. And I don't care who you've recruited, your talent level really drops when you lose people like that.
A lot of that's happened to Mark (Richt). They haven't made excuses. Defensively, obviously they haven't played very well. But you've got to look back and realize that you can't lose a running back like Knowshon Moreno and control the ball as well as you did the year before, so you put your defense out there that much more.
So it's been a tough year. Mark's been through 'em before and he'll go through 'em again. It's just the SEC. Anybody can beat anybody and you'd better bring your best game every week. It's almost impossible to do that. We (at Auburn) were the last team to go undefeated in 2004, and there's been three national championship teams since then in the SEC and neither one of them won all their games - Florida and LSU.
It's hard. Now they're getting down to crunchtime in November and everybody's already got Alabama and Florida set up in the championship game, but they're gonna have to play a lot better than they've been playing to make it. Things could change very quickly.
Q: Putting yourself in Richt's position since you've been there, what's the biggest thing you have to do at this point?
A: You just keep your focus on what you're doing. Mark knows as well as anybody that drastic changes don't help anything. Players win games. They've got a lot of young players on this team. A lot of times you learn more from failure than you do success - and a lot of the young guys that are playing now are gonna be around a couple more years. Even the ones that are redshirting, they'll learn from this. So you've got to understand, when you play in this conference, every year is not gonna be perfect. You're gonna have years that you've got to start new quarterbacks and new running backs, and things aren't gonna work out well.
The conference this year is really not that tough from top to bottom, but there are some really good teams, and Georgia's had to play most of the good ones. They haven't had to play Alabama, but they've played LSU, which is as good as Alabama. They played Florida, obviously, and of course Tennessee, if they caught them at the beginning of the year, they'd have caught them at a better time. They just caught them at the wrong time.
Q: They're starting to look pretty good.
A: Yeah, they're getting better. New staff, new stuff. They've been able to weather some of the storms. They're still not a really good team, but that night they were. They're gonna have their ups and downs just because it's a new group.
Q: It doesn't hurt to have Eric Berry and Monte Kiffin either.
A: No it doesn't. And their quarterback's gotten better. In the Georgia game, they kinda figured out they were gonna get him out of the dropback and throw it. We're gonna run the ball and then we're gonna run play-action and have him throw to one guy and not have to make three or four decisions. And he's looked totally different since the Auburn game.
In the Auburn game, they tried to drop back and throw it - and in this league, you don't have that much time. The defensive linemen are much better. So they've started using play-action and throwing the ball to one or two receivers and he's looked like a totally different guy.
Q: You just mentioned about coaches being on the hotseat and you always hear your name being attached to this job or that job. You've won so much as a head coach, I'd think you'd have your choice of a lot of good head coaching jobs. Are you a head coach-only guy or would you even consider a coordinator job in the NFL or college?
A: No, I'm too old for (being a coordinator). I enjoy coaching, but I enjoy working with all of the phases - the offense, the kicking game, the defense. When you've done it for so long, it's just hard to go back and do any of that.
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Democratic congressmen from Virginia sent a letter to Defense Secretary Leon Panetta criticizing the department's move of nearly 5,000 federal workers to the Mark Center site by December, before any significant transportation infrastructure will be built.
Reps. James P. Moran Jr. and Gerald E. Connolly and Sens. James Webb and Mark Warner wrote in a letter dated July 14 that the plan "contravenes the department's assurances to work with the Virginia delegation and local governments to ensure that the occupation of the Mark Center does not cause failing levels of service to surrounding roadways and intersections, including Interstate 395."
The congressmen request that Panetta reconsider the occupancy and transportation plans for the Mark Center.
The move is part of the Base Closure and Realignment (BRAC) process.
Federal workers will start occupying the new office building that towers over Seminary Road and Interstate 395 in Alexandria on Aug. 9, according to the occupancy plan. By mid-September, 2,300 personnel will be in the building. An additional 2,600 should be in by December. The final 1,400 come after the new year, according to the plan.
The plan contradicts reports that only 2,200 people would be moved into the facility by the end of the year.
The Defense Department has paid $20 million for short- and mid-term transportation improvements around the site, such as extended turning lanes and widened ramps from the interstate, but those projects are not expected to be completed for up to two years. The state has put up $80 million for a ramp from the High Occupancy Vehicle lanes of I-395 to Seminary Road, but that ramp won't be finished for at least five years.
The congressmen said they "are particularly distressed that the DoD intends to use up to 3,800 parking spaces." Moran included a 1,000-space parking cap into pending legislation.
"We therefore ask that you immediately reconsider and revise the recently released occupation schedule and transportation plan for the Mark Center complex by incorporating a self-imposed parking restriction in order to mitigate failing levels of service to any local roadway or intersection," the congressmen wrote.


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i saw some thread on here about a month ago about vb water quality and people catching sinus infections. i haven't surfed vb in months (was travelling), surfed yesterday, and today i feel like crap. anyone else have this? was at sb.
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I feel sore because I got pounded by overhead size wave yesterday haha!! Nah but I really don't know where all this water quality news is coming from... I'm from here, and I've never seen so much hype about the water quality... It's the atlantic, not the caribbean... but to answer your question, no, I'm feeling okay :-)
ive been fine for the past 11 months ive been here and i surf everytime there are waves


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Monica Mattiussi, 15, of Austintown, and Kristina Aiad-Toss, 15, of Poland, spread hay after seeding a vacant lot on East Lucius Avenue. The two were volunteering for Project Grow with other students from the Catholic Diocese of Youngstown on Saturday.
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That Time Steven Dailly Won A Bet To Race In A Ginetta....
We love a good feel good story here at Ginetta HQ, and our 'friend off the telly' (hello namedroppers) Richard John Neil told us this wonderful story about a man named Steven Dailly recently. We loved it so much, we wanted to share the news with you.
So, Stephen, a 24 year old racing driver from Edinburgh (and reigning Scottish BMW Compact Cup champion) won, yes, won the chance to race a Ginetta G55 GT4 car at Knockhill a few weeks ago, and the way he found himself on the grid was an interesting one. Here's Steven's story…..
"It all started as a challenge. British GT driver Phil Dryburgh, of Production Glassfibre, said he would let me drive the car if I won all 16 rounds of the Scottish BMW Compact Cup. Phil was competing in the series and we had been talking about my future plans.
It was an amazing offer but a small part of me did not think it would happen even when I clinched that clean sweep, but Phil was as good as his word and I can't thank him enough. We had a look at a couple of options but reckoned the Super Touring Car meeting at Knockhill was perfect. I knew the track and there would be a home crowd – and what a crowd it was. We definitely picked the best weekend for it.
I saw the Ginetta for the first time on the Friday. I was just blown away by it. Just sitting in the car took me back to my karting days. The obvious difference was the paddle shift gears. I wasn't used to them but I got to grips with them fairly quickly. The biggest smile came from the speed of the car – it was stunningly fast.
I settled in quite quickly. I had my usual team around me from KC Motorsports – who handle the BMW – and the Ginetta was run by CW Motorsport. They did an amazing job all weekend and it was a real honour to work with them. They made sure I was happy in the car and we were able to work together to get the car just how I wanted it.
The first session went as well as I could have hoped. I am no stranger to speed and I know the track – it was just getting used to the aerodynamics and the grip. They were phenomenal and it took me a while to work out how far I could push that.
The Ginetta is a proven package and it is easy to see why. It is a good, solid car that is great fun to drive. Qualifying gave me the first chance to show what the car could do and I put it on pole with a 53-second lap which is really fast for a Ginetta at Knockhill and I was delighted with that.
I still felt I was learning. It would be my first race start and it showed. I didn't get off the line too well and was down in fifth place but then I just got on with the job of driving the car and enjoying myself as well. There were a lot of faster cars out there, but the Ginetta had the grip and the braking to make a difference. I managed to claw back a few places and finished in second.
I got a much better start in the next race. I was second for a few laps then managed to pass Finlay Crocker and take the lead. I held it there and just kept it nice and smooth and got the win.
It was a completely different experience to driving my BMW. I didn't have to fight the car at all and I actually found it easier to drive than the BMW. I made a lot less mistakes and I took to it very quickly. The car just suited me really well.
I had hoped to do the GT5 Challenge anyway but now I have driven its bigger brother and you can't go back, can you? You drive this car once and you just want to drive it again but it is a bigger budget. That said, it is definitely one of options and I would be delighted to race it again."


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Bobby Dickerson served as a player-coach for the Triple-A Rochester Red Wings back in 1993, beginning a journey that finally carried him to the majors this afternoon, when the Orioles announced his hiring as their new third base coach.
Dickerson beat out a list of candidates that included a few guys who had major league experience in the third base box.
"I watched it unfold just by reading the papers and everything," he said today during a conference call with reporters. "Like a lot of guys in the minor leagues, I paid my dues. I coached third base for a lot of years.
"It's an honor to be considered, first, to be in a group of people being considered. To be chosen is a nice gesture. Now I know you have to go out and win. It's a big responsibility, but I'm ready for it."
Dickerson, who served as the Orioles' minor league infield coordinator for the past three seasons, found out about his promotion in an unusual manner.
"I don't know if Buck (Showalter) would want me to say this, but he talked to my wife about it to make sure my family was OK with it," Dickerson said. "He wanted my family to be there when I was told. It was very special."
Showalter felt it was important to give strong consideration to his in-hour candidates before making a decision.
"We had a lot of good candidates and good people who wanted to join us," Showalter said. "You always look within before you look somewhere else. It shows a lot about the organization when you're able to produce not just players, but coaches and instructors and trainers who can come in and help.
"I don't know what else you could ask for on a resume than what Bobby has. We wanted someone who would make it be seamless in transition. All the players know Bobby and think the world of him. The work he did with Manny Machado, for example. He's been with us in spring training, he's coached third base about as much as any of the candidates we talked to. He just brought all the criteria and we kept coming back to Bobby. We felt like it was a good fit for all things.
"He's going to follow some tough footsteps. DeMarlo (Hale) was and is a good third base coach. I'm kind of glad he's not coaching third base in Toronto. But I felt Bobby was capable of doing the job and was deserving. And you can't underestimate what message it sends to the organization when you have an opening like that and you have people deserving of it and you go in that direction. We feel good about it. I think Bobby's up for the task. He's a tough guy. And I've known him a long time."


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Input and output are treated as two distinct phases. On input phase (or accept phase) a browser sends an event and accompanying data to a component, usually by submitting an HTML form. On output phase (or render phase) the component displays a view matching its state.
By default, in non-Ajax mode each phase corresponds to a separate HTTP request. On input phase browser submits data to a component, and component accepts and processes it. After that, the component reloads the page by redirecting browser to original page location.
In Ajax mode an application renders a view directly in response to asynchronous input event, no reloading is needed. An HTML fragment, returned by component, is inserted into the larger composite page without full page refresh.
Pages composed with JSP Controls Tag Library look and behave the same way whether they run in Ajax mode or not. In fact, a browser that renders web page in an off-screen buffer, may deliver the same flicker-free experience in non-Ajax mode as other browsers do in Ajax mode.
Version 0.2 has a lot of new features and bugfixes. Among them:
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* The transition between Ajax and non-Ajax mode is undetectable, you can switch Javascript support on or off and see no disruption in user experience. Run something like LiveHTTPHeader to see the difference.
* It is possible to set custom reload location, like if you need to handle command and then to jump to another page.
* Included is Mini Blogger example.
* Included Tab Control sample, see live demo.
* Tremendously improved documentation (not the language-wise since I am not a native English speaker after all).
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British playwright alan ayckbourn is the chronicler of an age-as is seen by his characters, who usually inhabit a privileged corner of the British Isles. He lovingly yet often unflinchingly uses humor to reflect the eccentricities and foibles of his culture, the English middle class. Amazingly prolific, habitually producing at least one new work every year, he treats theater as his toy, and he enjoys playing around with its conventions. Ayckbourn penned The Norman Conquests, in which the same event is seen from three different perspectives, and Intimate Exchanges, in which the action changed nightly according to slightly altered decisions by its characters. In House and Garden, his 57th and 58th plays-now at London's Royal National Theatre-he goes even further.
House and Garden depict the same characters on the same day and are performed simultaneously in the neighboring Olivier and Lyttleton theaters. One stage serves as a grand country house, the other as its garden. So, for example, when a character chases offstage after his dog in House (the Lyttleton), he turns up a minute later in Garden (the Olivier); when a jilted woman enters with a limp and dark glasses in House, you find out only when you see Garden what mishap befell her. Both plays start and end at the same time, followed by a village fete in the lobby with the stalls manned by the actors.
It is an ingenious idea and a terrifyingly complex feat of theatrical engineering. Fortunately, the National found a director brave enough to tackle it-Ayckbourn himself. Any number of things could go wrong: cast members could fall and hurt themselves as they rush through backstage corridors or an audience could slow up one play with gales of laughter, ruining all hopes of synchronized finales. However, there are contingency plans, including extra dialogue and the sound of an offstage dog (named Spoof) whose barking warns the actors to hurry. Even so, on opening night one actor was reduced to ad-libbing about the garden's flora and fauna during his curtain call until his colleagues arrived, panting, from their bows next door.
Both shows revolve around the same basic plot line. Teddy Platt (David Haig), who owns the residence of the titles, is having an affair with Joanna Mace (Sian Thomas), his best friend's wife. Although each play is self-contained, it would be a mistake to attend only one. There is real enjoyment in piecing together the two parts of the jigsaw. Ayckbourn insists that the order is unimportant, but he is wrong. I saw Garden at a matinee, and House in the evening. That's the wrong way around. Garden is farce, House is altogether more substantial. Seeing Garden first is like eating the dessert before diving into the main course.
Still, a most enjoyable farce it is, packed with dropped trousers and Ayckbourn wisecracks like, "You can wreck my marriage but I'll never forgive you if you ruin my lunch party." Garden concentrates on the efforts of Joanna's husband Giles (the splendidly meek Michael Siberry) to control his increasingly hysterical wife. Siberry's Giles epitomizes the English stiff upper lip, a trait Ayckbourn gently ridicules.
House is a darker affair, and a superior work. It details Teddy's quest to become a Member of Parliament-hindered by the sinister politician Gavin Ryng-Mayne (Malcolm Sinclair)-and his battles with a wife who ignores his existence. Haig is a marvelously slimy Teddy, hilariously frustrated when he finds that his simpering charm leaves everyone cold. Jane Asher gives a star performance as the wife, Trish, whose misery and anger break the surface of her perfect-hostess veneer.
The most disturbing episode, however, occurs when the suave Ryng-Mayne, played with icy poise by Sinclair, seduces Trish's teenage daughter. It ensures that House has a bitter aftertaste. For in that play, Ayckbourn probes beneath the surface of gentrified English society to show that there are enough Ryng-Maynes to give ample cause for discomfort. It is a thought that nags even through the gaiety of the fete.


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Album Rating: 4.5Listen to it at 2 am with the lights off and while you aren't doing anything else.
Digging: 21 Savage, Offset and Metro Boomin - Without Warning
I am digging the few songs I have heard from this. (As a side note, Phineas and Ferb rule.)
Album Rating: 4.5So I threw on Nicholas, and the first thought was Underoath and then it just roller coasters all over the fucking place..Wasn't expecting cleans and there was some, and the guitar is fucking just amazing.
I have a very funny feeling this CD is the thing that is going to catapult me into heavier music again.
Album Rating: 4.5There are so many styles in this.
There's some Converge in Empire, Misery Signals in A New Aurora, Underoath in Nicholas...it's pretty nuts.
Album Rating: 4.5I hate sounding like a raving fanboy but it just feels like it pulls the best out of every genre and mixes it into one italian sounding mess of deliciousness, it's like they're cooking with all the musical genres they want, and creating some sort of ...fucking...cake...of...metal...or something
Album Rating: 4.5Nah man, this is one album that is deserving of raving. Especially for a debut.
Great stuff here. Excellent work as per usual on the review.
Album Rating: 5.0Quite the diverse album.
This is pretty bangin'
Just made it to 7.
Album Rating: 4.0good review willie.
only now after my third listen I detect some minor flaws of the record.They're all valid issues, and that's why I've stuck with my "4".
Guess I don't need to finish my review. Nice work!I was waiting, but it wasn't coming and I don't know you so I didn't know if you'd even follow through.Well this line definitely sold me. Have this downloaded just gotta listen to it.Well?Good album. I don't know if it has any lasting power though. It seems kind of disposable. I'll try to
listen to it more for sure.There's a lot to digest. This actually feels like it will have more longevity the more times that you listen to it (at least for me it has).
good review willie.
only now after my third listen I detect some minor flaws of the record.
Guess I don't need to finish my review. Nice work!
Well this line definitely sold me. Have this downloaded just gotta listen to it.
Good album. I don't know if it has any lasting power though. It seems kind of disposable. I'll try to
listen to it more for sure.
Digging: Adimiron - Et Liber Eris
Album Rating: 4.5This is defs in my top 5
Album Rating: 5.0You guys don't give out fives easily, huh
shiiiit these cleans are very nice, not as shitty I was expecting them to be.
Album Rating: 5.0I can totally see this becoming a pet sputnik album within the next month or so, where it gets rec'd
on every metal list and has a 4.3+ rating after like 300 ratings, lol.
Album Rating: 4.5
You guys don't give out fives easily, huh
Digging: Swallow the Sun - The Morning Never Came
Totes. 5s are for better albums.
We only 5 albums we don't actually enjoy because it brings teh haterz.
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One million dollars was the amount of money reported to have been raised and spent by candidates who wanted to be elected to local government positions in 2004.
Every candidate that I recall made some reference in their campaign to fiscal responsibility, doing more with less, or getting the most out of the resources already available to them.
None the less, collectively, they spent $1 million to promote themselves and to advertise "their message" to the voters, hoping that they would be elected. A little more than half were unsuccessful.
Of course a few were elected because nobody ran against them. Charles Tinlin, for example, was reelected county judge. He raised and spent a total of $150 in the process. A county judge earns $137,020. Good money management, Chuck.
Some "Constitutional Officers" also ran unopposed. Dennis Hollingsworth was reelected, spending only $250 to earn $119,650 as tax collector. Penny Halyburton was reelected, spending only $550 to earn $101,645 as elections supervisor. Way to go, Dennis and Penny.
Given those figures, I'm not sure why Cheryl Strickland had to spend $3,130 to retain her clerk of the court position, or why Sharon Outland had to spend $8,980 to run for reelection to the property appraiser's post. Each is paid $119,650 a year in their positions. How much would they have spent if someone were actually running against them?
And what about those people who weren't elected?
Buddy Haynes spent $8,130 and lost to Errol Jones. Jones outspent him, raising a total of $12,265 for a part-time St. Augustine City Commission seat that only pays $14,338 annually.
Besides Jones, Bill Lennon spent another $42,304 attempting to win the mayor's seat. Both lost to George Gardner who spent $9,024 for the $19,118 a year job.
We reelected two School Board members: Carla Wright and Tommy Allen. Allen was in a four-way race and spent $15,825 in campaign funds. Wright outspent her opponent, Hester Longstreet, 2-to-1, raising $10,090 to Longstreet's $5,320.
School Board members earn $32,616 each year, and in my opinion, they earn every dollar.
County Commissioners, on the other hand, earn $61,077. Why the disparity?
In 2004, nearly half ($440,495) of the million dollars raised on all political campaigns was expended on the three County Commission seats -- $194,095 was spent campaigning in District 1, $119,218 in District 3 and $127,182 in District 5.
With all the uproar over this year's budget cuts and rhetoric over fiscal conservatism, who will truly show that they can "do more with less" this campaign season?
The analysts look at "cost per vote" when evaluating the efficacy of political campaigns.
I think that as informed voters, we should hold this year's candidates to a high standard of "political efficiency."
Candidates, show us how conservative you can be with your own political campaigns. Don't waste hundreds of thousands of dollars on campaign signs that do little more than litter our highways and neighborhoods, or on slick and glossy advertising designed to turn our heads.
Convince us that you are honest. Convince us that you will use good judgment. Show us that you will be financially responsible and a good steward of public money by being conservative in your own political campaigns; not wasteful, extravagant, or the recipient of excessive contributions.
I will be watching the periodic campaign contribution and expenditure reports with a keen eye focused on where the money is coming from and where the money is going to.
I will make the decision for the candidates I intend to elect accordingly, and I hope others will do the same.
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REO Speedwagon: Live In The Heartland captures Kevin Cronin (lead vocals, guitar), Bruce Hall (bass), Neal Doughty (keyboards), Dave Amato (lead guitar) and Bryan Hitt (drums) performing a full-throttle, 16-song set that spans the band's celebrated 35-year career - from the Number 1 charting Keep On Loving You and Can't Fight This Feeling to hits from their most recent album release Find Your Own Way Home.
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I received a call from Cincinnati OH regarding the same thing, that I am a defendant and referred to a case number. They wanted me to call this number but it wasn't the number they was calling from (513) 605-7545. They left the 855 number for me to call them.
I have the same story as the others. They are scammers. Ignore their calls, add them to your cell phone block numbers or talk to them and f*** with them....however you want to handle it they are totally fake. Don't sweat it folks.
I got a voicemail and no missed call from this number. They said that I was a defendant in a court case. Got worried for a second and was confused because they never said a company name or whatever the case was for. Very helpful website because now I know it's a scam and it happened to others.
sanderson blaine and assoc...Big scam!
they called for a person I don't know. I was promptly hung up on when I identifed myself as an officer. I called back and asked to be removed from their list.
These coc suckers are frauds they been recorded talking I'm a Lawyer myself ........ There screwed
Received a recorded voice mail on my WIFE's cell number, looking for a AD GUERRA, and referred to Case # CR2.........when I called they picked up the phone and said "Investigation" I said no criminal record or pending issue with my name....long story short, they said they were representing a Law Firm, I requested an Address, and they refused to provide one, so I said I can't give my credit card # without their information also they refused to send any mail through USPS.....so then, they transfer me like 4 times,(to my native language Spanish, to English to someone speaking in a "ghetto" accent) ....and finally DUMDUMMDUMMM with "the one who runs the office" haha, (unprofessional and rude) she said..."here is the deal ..I do the talk here..you are ready for court", she said..."How far you are from Palm Beach Gardens?" (I reply ONE HOUR) She said..."Is that Excursion in your driveway is yours" ( I reply yes) she said ..."Well Mr. Guerra, your case will be in court"....I said (Sarcastically) "Thanks"
I DO NOT GET IT......A LAW FIRM talking like that...hahahaha. They're such a joke.
There are Sanderson Blaine and Associates
Looking for a person that doesn't live at my residence in regard to some legal matter. These people are scum phishing for information from some poor unsuspecting non-technical person or the elderly. I'm on the no call list and have an unlisted number, obviously does no good to a robo- caller that spoofs their CID. The FCC should have the power to shut down such callers!
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It probably has to do with Spring…or maybe I'm bored …or just tired of the routine. Not exactly sure what it was but I had this yearning to shake things up. Although my days are never the same, I am a creature of habit and have a very structured and organized routine in place, especially with my diet and fitness.
So to fulfill this desire to uproot my norm, I've been working on these 4 small changes the past few months and I am loving it! Not only because I stepped out of my comfort zones but I began to experience all these subtle shifts, mindfully and physically, that affect me throughout my days in a positive way.
I'm addicted to coffee and have chosen to never live life without it. That overwhelming need for it really annoyed me. I hated the dependency and the longing I had for coffee every morning. I needed coffee ASAP otherwise I couldn't function or I wasn't at my best without it. That is such bull crap. That is the mental state and addiction talking, not the physical body. The morning is actually the worse time to drink coffee because our bodies naturally produce cortisol in the morning. Cortisol is the hormone that wakes us up and naturally carries us throughout the day. So it's actually counter intuitive to have that morning cup of joe. You really don't need it to wake you up, instead it confuses the body and will weaken the effect of caffeine leaving you with more of a dependency.
So I started having my cold brew coffee after 10am. In the beginning, it was incredibly difficult but as I stuck with it, I found myself forgetting to have coffee half way through my day and I was pleasantly shocked. When finally enjoying my cup, it became more of a treat rather than a need. There is not one day that goes by without coffee but I can say that I don't need it to start my day and actually feel more awake during my morning sessions without it.
I used to use Sleep Cycle as my alarm clock and to track my sleep patterns. However the idea of having my phone so close to my head (cancer stories and scares) and recently reading Arianna Huffington's Sleep Revolution, it was time to banish my phone from the bedroom and actually purchase a real alarm clock. This was one of the best small changes I've made. It's forced me to disconnect once I'm in bed (and not take another glance at Facebook or Instagram) and not check my phone upon wakening. Instead I wake up (to birds chirping and a sunrise wake up light), do some light stretches, take a moment and express gratitude (for having open my eyes to live another day and all my blessings), then get ready to conquer the day. I don't reach for my phone until I am about to leave my house. Therefore my morning is not cluttered with messages or emails that may seem urgent and don't compare to having a peaceful start to my day.
One of my Buddhist teachers, Peter Doobinin, always teaches us to acknowledge our aversions and get out of our own way to face them. And how taking certain small steps lead to bigger changes in our lives that in turn connect us to others and humanity. He would always use the example of the awkward quiet ride in the elevator. You step into an elevator (probably looking at your phone) and don't even glance or acknowledge who you share that space with. So I started putting my phone away, making eye contact with that person, saying hello, and smiling. I have had so many interesting conversations, met so many people, and had such lighthearted experiences that always leave a smile on my face when I step off the elevator. Not only just in an elevator, I try to speak to everyone around me in small tight spaces with the intention of simply connecting even in the smallest way…a smile. 🙂
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After listening to Lewis Howe's podcast interview with Russell Simmons, I began feeling a deeper sensitivity to animals, their slaughter for our feeding, and how their meat pollutes both the environment and our bodies. Plus so many other benefits to not eating meat that I started reading about. I suddenly became turned off by eating animal meat entirely. So there began my pescatarian stage and I've been at it for over 3 months. I must admit that I do miss a lean grass fed steak and a juicy burger from time to time but right now, I am enjoying the benefits of not eating animal meat.
Firstly, my hair grew 3 inches in 1 month (I KNOW!) and my skin glows more than it has since I was a teenager. I have had many ask about my skin care products and trust me, there is no secret serum. Secondly, I am digesting all other foods so much better. I don't remember the last time I felt bloated or had any GI discomfort. I've also lost about 5 lbs without even trying. Not everyone will have the same response as I have but this has been my experience thus far. I am not saying that I will be pescatarian forever or even think of going vegetarian or vegan, nor do I judge anyone for eating meat. I am aware of all that meat has to offer. But for now I don't mind eating meatless and continuing to reap the benefits.
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From: Mary <>
Subject: Re: The Irish in America
Date: Tue, 27 Jan 1998 06:16:00 -0800
At 08:32 AM 1/27/98 -0500, you wrote:
>I also watched the program and found the history of the potato famine to
>be most sad, but that is a part of history. It was a very eye-opening
>account of what happened. I found the coffin ships very enlightning and
>now understand why so many NI emmigrants came to the US and Canada
>during the mid to late 1800's. This is a real lesson about the hard
>times that people in that area went through. For example they talked
>about the people in the West of NI who were reduced to eating seaweed
>and grass rather than starve to death (which many did). And the fact
>that on some of the coffin ships there was a 20% death rate from Black
>fever as the norm. This PBS program is definately a "must see" and I
>intend to watch the other two programs (tonight and tomorrow night).
>Dave Culbertson
Dear Dave,
Another good film is WHEN IRELAND STARVED, which gives a detailed account of
the 1800's, a good film for anyone interested in Irish history. I got mine
from Rego Records in New York, don't have their 800 number on hand.
My ancestors came from Cork and came in a rickety coffin ship.
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Exclusive: Pennsylvania Family Dealing with Water Contamination Linked to Fracking Industry
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By Julie Dermansky • Friday, August 21, 2015 - 03:58
The Chichura family has flammable well water, most likely due to a fracking job gone wrong in Pennsylvania's Susquehanna County. Their water well, along with those of four of their neighbors, was allegedly contaminated with methane in the fall of 2011, shortly after Cabot Oil started drilling operations near their home.
The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) confirmed the Chichuras had methane in their water on September 21, 2011, and advised them to equip their well with a working vent to avoid a possible ignition.
The contamination of wells is not an anomaly. The DEP identified 245 sites potentially contaminated by the fracking industry between 2008 and 2014.
As leaseholders with Cabot, the Chichuras believed the company would take care of them if anything went wrong. "Accidents will happen," was the family's thinking when their water first went bad, Elaine Chichura told DeSmog.


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This collection centers around the feature-length documentary film, The Reckoning: The Battle for the International Criminal Court. Ever since the Nuremberg Trials, individuals around the world have imagined how an international judicial body could be used to prevent genocide, crimes against humanity, and other violations of civil and human rights. In 2002, over 100 nations made this vision a reality with the establishment of the International Criminal Court (ICC).
This set of resources includes a self-paced workshop and a viewers' guide that provide valuable background information, teaching ideas and strategies to help lead your class in an engaging exploration of the the film. Also included are three short videos from the film, each one focused on an important dilemma raised by the court related to issues of sovereignty, impunity, and peace. These videos help students confront the complexity of justice in a global context, and make connections to their own lives.


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The suspect in the Bryan Stow assault at Dodger Stadium will remain in jail after a parole hearing Friday at Men's Central Jail in downtown Los Angeles.
Feature: Bryan Stow Investigation
Giovanni Ramirez has not been charged in connection with the beating of Stow on opening day. He remains in custody on $1 million bail on a parole hold.
The hearing Friday was conducted to determine whether Ramirez violated terms of his parole when he was arrested for the beating of Bryan Stow on March 31. The closed hearing looked at evidence to see whether Ramirez had committed assault with intent to great bodily injury or if he had been found in possession of a gun.
Ramirez's attorney said the parole panel ordered Ramirez kept in jail, but that decision had nothing to do with the beating allegation.
"At this point, there wasn't sufficient evidence to show that there was probable cause to charge him for any type of assault on Mr. Stow whatsoever," said Ramirez's attorney J. Christopher Smith.
When asked whether any evidence was presented regarding the assault on Stow, Smith said, "There was information provided. A police report, some other information, and that was it. It was merely a police report and some other reports from a parole agent."
Ramirez's attorneys are planning to file a motion to preserve surveillance video from businesses near Vermont and the 101 Freeway, which they say, may show Ramirez on or after the day Stow was attacked. Attorney Anthony Brooklier said Ramirez didn't shave his head until a day or two after the game, and the surveillance video may show that.
LAPD Chief Charlie Beck told reporters Thursday morning that investigators are not ready to send the case against Ramirez to the District Attorney's office. Ramirez is the prime suspect in the assault.
"I do not arrest people lightly," Beck said.
Ramirez's attorneys said he was nowhere near Dodger Stadium on the day of the assault.
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By Cindy Downes on Sun, 09/18/2011
When informed I was receiving the new Otterbox Reflex case for the iPad 2, I was skeptical that they could improve on an already superb product – the Otterbox Defender (See my previous review. Was I in for a surprise!
The Reflex is a totally new design that is perfect for the iPad 2 owner who doesn't need the extremely rugged protection of the Defender, but does want protection for everyday use.
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The Reflex comes in two pieces – a front cover/stand and a back cover. The case is easy to install and features a built-in stand with both a vertical and horizontal slant. Wil was not crazy about the black/clear front cover. He said he would prefer it be all black or all clear. But that is a preference.
Although the Reflex doesn't have the rugged protection of the Defender, this case has protective enough for everyday, indoor use. Otterbox has a good name for a good reason. It's not just the design; the cases are also extremely well made. It's comfortable and gives you confidence that it will hold up for a long time.
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Made for my BA (Hons) Degree in Photography project. We had to write our own brief and develop it. Located in County Durham where my Grandparents live, I went back to the places where I played as a child. I used a medium format camera.
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New lead protagonist. An additional developer. Revamped multiplayer modes. You couldn't accuse Microsoft of playing it safe with the latest entry in the Gears of War franchise -- "Gears of War: Judgment." But are all these changes for the good in a series that has become the preeminent third-person shooter?
Set before the events of the original "Gears of War," "Judgment" takes place right after Emergence Day -- the first strike on humanity by the enemy Locust. Kilo Squad -- comprised of series veterans Damon Baird (now the lead protagonist) and Augustus Cole along with newcomers Sofia Hendrick and Garron Paduk -- is being tried for disobeying orders. The campaign relives the events that led Kilo Squad to this trial from each of the quartet's perspective.
Though this story-telling mechanic does little to keep you engaged with the narrative because of the shifts in focus, the new Mission Declassification system more than makes up for it. Developer People Can Fly, which is co-developing this latest Gears installment with Epic Studios, sprinkled these optional sections throughout the campaign to add an additional layer of challenge unlike anything found in the "Gears of War" franchise.
One section has you fighting with limited ammo while another needs to be finished in a set amount of time. Completing each of these numerous missions will net you a rating -- three stars being the maximum -- based on a number of categories such as headshots and total kills. For veterans to the series, these sections will feel like a breath of fresh air for a series that has become synonymous with the cover-shooter mechanic. The rating system gives you incentive to replay the sections you did not get a three-star grade, and increasing the difficulty will net you higher-level stars (Normal gets you silver, Hardcore gold and Insane onyx).
The campaign, which can be played split screen locally or up to four players online, also infuses one of the series' most popular modes -- Horde. Some sections of the campaign afford you a limited amount of time to set up some automated turrets and use one of the new weapons in the game -- the Tripwire crossbow that emits a laser that explodes on contact. These sections throw a lot of enemies at you so the fortifications are necessary and teamwork is a must.
Once you complete the main campaign, it unlocks Aftermath -- a lost chapter from "Gears of War 3." This chapter, though brief, fills in some of the events from the previous game but feels superfluous. Overall, the campaign is action-packed but does little to advance the overarching story. But if you're looking for a fresh take on the tried and true Gears gameplay, the single player does an admirable job with the addition of the Declassified missions.
The developers were not afraid to make other tweaks to the gameplay -- for better or worse. Heaving frag grenades is now mapped to the left bumper button. This change allows the player to fling grenades much quicker, making it a more viable option than in previous Gears games. Another major change was made to weapon swapping. In previous iterations, this was controlled by the directional pad. In "Judgment", the Y button switches weapons, which makes this task more fluid but also more restrictive. In the three previous installments, you could carry two primary weapons, a handgun and frag grenades. But in "Judgment", you can carry only two weapons and frag grenades, so in order to carry a pistol you must ditch one of your primary weapons. Sacrificing versatility for speed is not a fair tradeoff, something that hinders the gameplay.
The multiplayer also has undergone some changes. The new competitive mode, dubbed OverRun, is a class-based mode that pits COG soldiers vs. the Locust. As a member of the COG, you choose between a medic, soldier, engineer and scout. Each class is outfitted with its own ability and predetermined loadout. The soldier hands out ammo, medic provides health packs, engineer builds and repairs fortifications and scout reaches locations other players can't while also deploying a grenade that can show enemies' positions through walls. The Locust have a wide variety of enemy types to choose from -- anything from a Ticker (a fast-moving creature that can explode on command) to a Boomer (large, plodding soldier that fires highly explosive rounds.)
The goal of the mode is for the Locust to destroy specific objectives the COG is tasked to protect for a specific amount of time. If the Locust destroys the objective, the battle moves to a new objective, where the process begins anew. If the Locust can destroy three of these objectives, they win while the COG's goal is to hold off the onslaught for the specified time. It's a fast-paced mode that relies heavily on teamwork. The only drawbacks are the predetermined loadouts, which restricts experimentation, and preset characters that are selected based on your class. So all soldiers will be Cole while all engineers are Baird. Yes, you can choose different skins for the characters and weapons, but if you want to play as a medic while also being Cole, you will be disappointed.
The other competitive modes from past iterations -- domination and team death match -- return along with the inclusion of free-for-all. The modes ditched the familiar COG vs. Locust setup in favor of an all-COG character selection. The change can make matches a little confusing because picking out friend from foe is more of a challenge.
Horde mode, the cooperative mode that pits five players against wave after wave of increasingly difficult enemies, has undergone some changes and is now known as Survival. Much like OverRun, you play as the COG and your goal is to protect a specific objective while the Locust try to destroy it. You need to survive 10 waves before the Locust detonates the three objectives. The classes return -- with their restrictions -- and provide some depth to the traditional Horde mode. The maps, which are limited to three, are tight, making the task of holding off the Locust more difficult. Communication and a mixture of the classes is a must for survival. Again, the only drawback is the loadouts and the character setup. If not for these limitations, this mode could really live up to its potential.
"Gears of War: Judgment" moves the franchise forward in some ways but also misses some opportunities to really invigorate the series. Though the story is forgettable, the campaign makes some great strides in adding some variety to the gameplay. The Declassified Missions inspire more risk taking by switching up the gameplay scenarios, forcing players to experiment outside their comfort zone. The tweaks to the button layout provide ease of access to certain weapons and grenades but also limit the number of firearms that can be carried. It's a give-and-take that works splendidly in certain situations but also becomes a hindrance in other scenarios.
The multiplayer takes some chances but doesn't go far enough to give players true freedom of choice. The class system is refreshing but not being able to change your loadout or character preset is a drawback. Providing more unlockables -- equipment, guns, grenades, launchers, attachments -- would have been an interesting addition, if only for Survival mode in order not to break the balance of the competitive modes. People Can Fly and Epic deserve credit for taking some chances with a proven -- and successful -- franchise. Hopefully the next installment will push the series further.
"Gears of War: Judgment" will be available on March 19 exclusively for Xbox 360. It's rated M for Mature by the ESRB.


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The WIA Annual General Meeting and Open Forum weekend is on May 27, 28, & 29.
On Friday evening there will be a pre-booked informal dinner at the Norfolk RSL.
The AGM starts at 9am on Saturday at the Paradise Hotel, followed by the Open Forum and a speakers program in the afternoon (lunch is included in the registration fee), while partners enjoy a pre-booked day tour of the island.
The Paradise hotel is also the venue for the AGM Dinner at 7pm on Saturday. The keynote speaker will be the Honourable Gary Hardgrave, Administrator of Norfolk Island. Guest speaker Doug McVeigh VK0DMV will also talk about his recent time at the Casey Station in the Australian Antarctic.
On Sunday there will be an organised walk to Mt Bates for a SOTA Activation and a visit to Jacki Jacki on nearby Philip Island to activate the peak, dependent on the weather. The Philip Island tour will be at own cost and requires a high level of fitness.
On Sunday evening there will be a traditional island Fish Fry at the Headstone Reserve. This is also included in the registration fee.
Enjoy an informal evening at the Norfolk RSL, located at Taylors Road Kingston. The RSL Sub-Branch was reformed late in 1945 when Norfolk Island personnel began to return to home from WWII. The evening meal is included in the registration fee and drinks are available for purchase.
The popular Paradise Hotel will be the venue for Saturday activities. Centrally located on 11 acres of sub-tropical gardens, it is within easy access of a wide range of hotel accommodation.
On Saturday morning the 28th May 2016 the Wireless Institute of Australia will conduct its Annual General Meeting of members. The AGM will be held at the Paradise Hotel, commencing at 9:00am.
The AGM will be followed by the presentation of awards, after which the Open Forum will commence with reports presented on all WIA activities over the year and the opportunity to raise any issue desired. Morning tea and coffee will be served at 10:30am, Lunch will be served at 1:00pm
NZART to send a representative to the WIA AGM
The close relationship between the Wireless Institute of Australia and the New Zealand Association of Radio Transmitters, has these neighbouring IARU member societies visit each other on alternative years.
This year the NZART will send Neill Ellis ZL1TAJ, a Northern Region Councillor, to the WIA annual general meeting held on Norfolk Island in May.
These bi-lateral meetings bring up mutual issues and some new ideas, with both the WIA and NZART benefitting by the exchanges and reports.
The WIA Exam Service introduced its trained and accredited assessors more than a decade ago, at the time when the Foundation Licence began. This was the last plank of the three-tiered qualification system for radio amateurs in Australia which also has the Standard and Advanced licences.
At the WIA annual general meeting in Canberra 2015, the WIA marked the 10 year milestone by honouring those assessors who had given a decade of service. In May 2016, as part of the WIA AGM on Norfolk Island, it will again honour and thank the second batch of its accredited assessors now achieving this milestone. All 39 will be named, thanked for being a key part of the WIA Exam Service, and given certificates to signify their 10 years of service.
For two-weeks the Wireless Institute of Australia plans to have a 70-centre metre band voice repeater for at Norfolk Island and its annual general meeting to be held there in late May. A site of VK9RNI is Mount Bates, the highest point of Norfolk Island sitting at 319 metres above sea level is being proposed.
The repeater is expected to have an excellent coverage. It will have an output on 439.300MHz and input at 434.300 MHz. The device is now under an operational test. This will be help those who have hand-held transceivers, with contacts through it also qualifying for the Norfolk Island Award (details below)
A pico party-type balloon will hopefully float over the South Pacific, and include a greeting message to the Wireless Institute of Australia annual general meeting and conference on Norfolk Island. Trackers will hear payload JT9 packets with the message: 'WIA AGM VK9WI', from the balloon PS-65, along with the normal data of its location, altitude, temperature, and battery condition.
Andy VK3YT has prepared the mylar foil-like non-metallic helium filled solar power pico balloon for the high altitude flight and the small low powered software payload. This will be the latest in his series of pico balloons including some having circumnavigated the Southern Hemisphere.
The greeting message is in response to a request from the WIA, and Andy VK3YT humbly accepts such a challenge. He explains that the transmission schedule has the greeting message in the first packet, twice per hour, when the battery is charged.
Its travel will be tracked on Norfolk Island during the WIA AGM, and by many other trackers in VK, ZL and worldwide. Good luck with PS-65 to be launched from Melbourne to mark the WIA AGM, members' forum and events on Norfolk Island, May 27, 28, & 29.
On Saturday afternoon a program of interesting topics will be presented in two streams, each having a short break for afternoon tea. An indicative list of presentations appear below, but may change later.
Room 1.
Room 2.
Note: Rooms must be vacated at 4pm sharply
For some 50 years a Norfolk Island radio amateur has run a museum-type display which includes radio and navigation equipment used during World War II, and the Pacific Cable gear of 1902. That cable once linked the Northern Hemisphere Atlantic network to the Pacific, and had two cables from Norfolk Island, one to Australia and the other to New Zealand. John Anderson VK9JA also knows the story behind the Mt Bates radar and history of ham radio on Norfolk Island. For the WIA annual general meeting and associated events, he has offered to speak about his museum and the history of Amateur Radio on the island.
The WIA hopes that partners will also choose to come to the WIA AGM weekend of activities. The weekend planning includes an optional Saturday tour of Norfolk Island for partners.
Saturday Evening Annual Dinner
The buffet WIA Annual Conference Dinner will be held in the Paradise Hotel with bar service. Keynote speaker is The Honourable Gary Hardgrave, Administrator of Norfolk Island, and guest speaker Doug McVeigh VK0DMV on his recent time at the Casey Station in the Australian Antarctic, and twice being VI0ANZAC during the WIA ANZAC 100 program. The cost of the meal is included in the registration fee.
A HF radio station VI9ANZAC will be activated and visitors are welcome to
operate. It will be the final Australian callsign area in the WIA ANZAC 100
program, to commemorate the Australian and New Zealand troops who landed
at Gallipoli in 1915. While on Norfolk Island you may use your
own VK callsign/9
The DX entity Norfolk Island during the Wireless Institute of Australia annual general meeting and events in May 2016, has a limited edition operating award available.
Called the Norfolk Island Award, it requires contact with stations over a two week period (May-June) 2016 that include the Wireless Institute of Australia annual general meeting.
There will be plenty of activity at this DX entity in what is believed to be the biggest Amateur Radio DXpedition of its kind.
The Norfolk Island Award is expected to be popular with the wallpaper chasers and DXers throughout the world.
It includes the VI9ANZAC commemorative station, DX station VK9NT, WIA Stations VK9WI and VK9WIA, QRP activity, SOTA visits, and individual callsigns that take advantage of being on the DX entity.i
To qualify, those on Norfolk Island need to log 20 other stations on Norfolk Island (local contacts), while all other operators have to log 10 contacts on Norfolk Island.
Each qualifying station may be worked once only on a frequency band, but if contacted on another band will also qualify.
Claims for the Norfolk Island Award must include an extract of qualifying contacts, payment of $5, and sent to: WIA Office, PO Box 2042, Bayswater Victoria, Aust, 3153.
Sunday evening a traditional island Fish Fry will be at the Headstone Reserve. This is included in the registration fee.
Please note : A passport is required to travel to Norfolk Island. Cars, bicycles and buses are available for hire. Specialist tours such as diving, fishing; walking, bird watching and swimming can be arranged through the tourist bureau on the Island. If anyone would like to add car hire to the package this is easily done. At the moment Car hire is a cost of $41 per day per vehicle including compulsory premium fees. We can be advised of this at time of booking or cars can be added in at a later date.
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Taylors Road, Burnt Pine,
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Paradise Hotel
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Website : www.paradisehotelnorfolk.com
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Ley Lines
Ley lines are the blood that courses through Egeszfold and makes its magic strong. They are invisible rivers of power, the residual signature of Esstrella Stone veins, and the connecting elements of fey roads and ancient wards as well as the spells of liches and the living. As power sources, ley lines empower magic both arcane and divine in most places across the face of Egeszfold. They are invisible to normal sight, but to experienced spellcasters practiced in Nurian magic they are visible as glowing strings or bands of light. Despite their power, ley lines are not universal: some regions have no ley lines to speak of (such as the Western Wastes), and in others they can be difficult to find (ley lines are notoriously rare underground)


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For some reason, the left hand frame on the slideshow is now taking up more than half the of the width of the photo. It used to be exactly half when I first installed the theme. I'd like it to be the way it originally was. Thanks.
I'm using Chrome. This does not appear to be an issue in IE.
Hi jehassociates,
Chrome recently updated and changed the way it interprets certain css. So you can add the following to your custom.css file in the css folder of your theme files and it will change the width of the caption container:
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I am looking at my FTP file manager CSS file under the Coherence theme. How/where exactly do I add this code? There are a bunch of files in here.
Nevermind! I figured it out.
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The Power Rangers fight a last desperate battle for the Earth as Master Org's destruction of nature continues unchecked.
While the Rangers think they have defeated their last foe, a new threat develops in the Nexus.
Jindrax and Toxica team up with the Rangers in an effort to rescue the Princess and destroy the Nexus.
The Rangers get help from an unlikely source in their battle against the powerful Locomotive Org.
The Power Rangers fight to rescue Princess Shayla from the Master Org.
Duke Org Onikage arrives in the Nexus with a plan.
Ten Red Rangers unite to battle the forces of evil.
The Rangers still refuse to give up their fight to save the world without Princess Shayla or the Wild Zords.
Kite finally remembers his past and grows unhappy with mankind's disregard for nature.
Kite mysteriously saves the day when the Wild Zords are unleashed against the Rangers.
Max and Taylor are attacked by Jindrax and his brother Juggalo at an amusement park while helping Kite look for his home.
Princess Shayla and Merrick argue as the Flute Org's music ruins their song.
Cole must protect Kite as Mandilok discovers a taste for new buildings.
Merrick confronts a demon from his past when Zen-Aku returnsl.
Master Org captures the Rangers and reveals his sinister origin.
The Rangers battle Orgs from the future.
Orgs travel back in time in order to change history.
Nayzor returns more powerful than ever, forcing the Rangers to find a new Zord's help.
Merrick and Princess Shayla play a song to charm Deer Zord.
Alyssa relies on her martial arts heritage when the Rangers come up against Samurai Org.
The Rangers battle Wedding Dress Org.
Max convinces his mentor to help the Rangers fight the Bowling Org.
Cole thinks he's a farm boy instead of a jungle boy after Signal Org steals his memory.
Jindrax plots to become a general.
Merrick must decide whether to join the Rangers or remain on his own.
The Rangers try to convince Zen-Aku of his true history.
Nayzor coerces Zen-Aku into attacking the Power Rangers with their own Zords.
Taylor battles Motorcycle Org; the Rangers protect the Princess.
The Rangers try to retrieve a stolen crystal.
Zen-Aku battles the Rangers.
The full moon unleashes an ancient evil upon the Rangers.
The Rangers battle Freezer Org.
Cole searches for the Soul Bird, as Lion lies injured in the jungle.
Ex-pilot Taylor meets mysterious twin boys.
Max writes a wish on a note inside a bottle and tosses it into Turtle Lake.
The Rangers search for the captured princess.
Max realizes he must never give up on his friends or himself.
Taylor struggles with leadership.
The ancient Power Animals choose five young humans to fight the evil Orgs.
The ancient Power Animals choose five young humans to fight the evil Orgs.


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St. Augustine City Commission will discuss a referendum during its regular meeting tonight on the manner of electing the mayor.
Currently candidates for mayor must either be an existing commissioner or win a commission seat as well as the mayor seat. This calls for people to vote twice to elect the mayor. In an effort to eliminate confusion, the commission is trying to break it down to one vote.
Commissioners will look at making the mayor's seat a separate commission seat, of either a two-or four-year term. They will also be deciding whether the referendum will go to voters in a special election before the next general election.
The meeting is at 5 p.m. in the Alcazar Room at City Hall, 75 King St.
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COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (AP) — The family of Duke Snider is planning a private memorial service on March 12 for the Hall of Fame baseball player.
Snider died of natural causes last weekend in Escondido, Calif. He was 84.
The family is asking that in lieu of flowers, donations be made to Fallbrook Union High School's baseball program in California.
Through the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, the Snider family has conveyed its gratitude and appreciation for the public's support since Snider's death.
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Healing of the man born blind (Miracle)
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Simple, unlike Fut1i1ity, who had strange problems (probably with an old kernel), this works like a charm with DD's script. I have done this several times and no issues along the line of Fut1i1ity's.
Now that I have this all running is there a way to make it where all the EFI, etc. are on a USB flash drive?
You mean from the DD script in Leopard and create SL install w custom kexts? No. Snow leopard does system level commands such as mkext rebuilding differently and is incompatible. Once one is in SL they can mkext rebuild with mkext maker for SL. Also once in SL, DD's script can be used. At least this is what I have been told.
Also, when SL disks come out we would be able to install directly from the DVD.
Already answered yes on that. And obviously as I said before you cant install snow leopard kexts on leopard.
Can the script be setup to install the necessary parts to a USB drive?


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The Pearl P3000C Demon Chain Bass Drum Pedal combines the top-notch features of the Demon Drive Pedal with the feel and power of a chain drive! The Demon Chain kick pedal is driven by Pearl's ultra-lightweight Power Chain with low-friction rollers for speed and double-chain construction for power and dependability. The orange anodized link plates identify the Pearl Demon Chain as a member of the Demon family of pedals.
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The Demon Chain bass pedal employs Pearl's renowned linear-response Perfect Circle Cam that provides consistent and smooth feel throughout the entire stroke for pinpoint accuracy and superb control. The racing-inspired Cam is designed to minimize mass and maximize speed and power transfer. The Cam is adjustable and allows the angle of the footboard to be set independently of the beater angle to customize the performance characteristic that's right for you.
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The Demon Chain features NiNjA precision skateboard bearings that are micro-polished, ultra-low friction bearings for incredible speed and robust construction for years of dependable use.
Pearl's Patented Duo-Deck Foot Board is used on the P3000C Demon Chain pedal. This is the world's first foot board that converts from short board to long board in seconds. Whether you like the traditional feel of a short board or the lighter, quicker feel of a long board, the Duo-Deck gives you both in the same pedal.
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Pearl's exclusive Beater Stroke Adjustment allows the beater to be moved closer to the head for more finesse and farther from the head for more power. In either setting, the beater angle can be set independently from the foot board angle to personalize the P3000C pedal's response to your exact requirements.
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