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March 27, 2011, Greencastle, Ind. — An essay published in today's Chicago Tribune recounts the Winter Term 2010 experience of three DePauw University then-seniors -- Keith Chapman, Wicks Barkhausen and Ted Jacobi -- who spent the month of January traveling across the United States by train. Chapman (pictured at left), who authored the piece, writes, "The three of us, all seniors at DePauw University, in Greencastle, Ind., had January off from school, so we decided that this was our chance to circumnavigate the country -- well, sort of. We would pass through 26 states of it. Many people spend a lifetime visiting that many states; we would do it in 25 days."
Chapman adds, "Friends and family claimed that even if the stars did align and Amtrak managed to run on time, the three of us would still be returning to Chicago on the first flight out of Seattle, cursing the slow and outdated mode of rail travel. High-speed rail it is not ... While many of our friends would use this month off to tour Europe, we were paying tribute to our great nation. It was as if we were connecting with our own history, heading west by using the same method of travel as so many generations before us." (at right: Jacobi, Barkhausen and Chapman on Wall Street in New York, one of the stops on their January 2010 journey)
At the end of the trip, Chapman recalls, "It was an odd feeling, to have viewed the territory so tediously and thoroughly and yet not be able to fathom and appreciate what we had just done. As we stood at the platform, having run out of things to say, Wicks broke the silence: 'I guess the maps don't lie. It is all out there.' If anything, this trip had confirmed that. It was an even stranger feeling, though, to have another unexpected thought crawl into my mind: I had a strong hunch that, after this, my next trip would be by train."
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Something eating my Spinanch seedlings! Could pill bugs (rollypollys) be the pest? Is there an organic solution that I can use, to end this problem?
Something eating my Spinanch seedlings!
Something eating my Spinanch seedlings! Could pill bugs (rollypollys) be the pest? Is there an organic solution that I can use, to end this problem?
Hi Dean. See re: mustard. Might be slugs.
Okay, dahlianut, only problem is I don't think it's slugs. I haven't seen any around my garden ever before.
I am the one who cannot grow anything. You cannot take my title! Have you figured out what is eating your stuff?
No, not yet! I assume its Pill bugs, though. I bought some Diametaceous earth I'm going to use once it stops raining here.
i hope you can stop the suckers!
And plant them radishes, Dean, son. LOL Jenn what am I going to do with you!
We'll do, I hope I get those rascals before it gets to hot. I wanted to have some spinanch.
How bad is the damage? It is big enough to do a partial harvest? If so do it, that will let in more light and air to the bed and discourage the critters. You can also do some succession planting so you will get a harvest. You can plant into fall with spinach and many of those type of crops. It like broccoli, cauliflower and carrots do better with a nip of frost and will grow for you most of the winter without the bugs.....:)
The damage is so sever that I had one seedling left yesterday. Today I went out and that seedling was gone. I did do a succesive planting about a week or two ago so they should start coming up. I thought Spinach would bolt if it gets to warm. I got my Cabbage started in a flat and will be putting it out come March. Carrots are in the ground and doing fine. Only two problems with the Carrots their overcrowed and occasional bermuda grass comining up in the patch. I'll try this fall for some other stuff.
Hmm, that doesn't sound like pill bugs......maybe bunnies. They will take it all. Buy yourself the cheapest bottle of Cayenne pepper you can find and sprinkle it heavily all over those things. That will discourage any bunnies. They don't like hot stuff! Yes, spinach will bolt if it gets too warm. That's why I suggest inter planting it under other plants that grow taller and can offer it some shade.
I don't think it's bunnies I live in a residential neighborhood thats pretty urban.
Hmm, I don't think pill bugs could snatch the whole thing, so you got something else going on there.
I wonder too? Hopefully the new seedlings will show some promise.
What other kind of critters might you have around there? Maybe groundhogs?
I see cats all the time. I don't think they would eat it. No, groundhogs I haven't even seen any squirrels.
Hmm, this is a puzzlement. Let me think on it a bit. Do you see any tracks around your bed at all? Unless you do have slugs, they'll gulp it down, but pill bugs couldn't do that kind of damage that fast. I'm still leaning to bunnies even though you may have not seen them,.
Yes, I've seen tracks in my beds, but I assumed they were cats. Why is it nothing else gets chewed down? I have also noticed a couple of pea seedlings bit down. Their stem was remaning. Their planted in the same bed. In that bed I had at liberal amounts of Coffee grounds. I don't know if that makes a difference.
No, betca it's bunnies. Get the Cayenne, kiddo. They don't like the hot stuff! You do need to renew after a rain, but buy the cheapest you can find and be liberal with it.
Okay, I'll try that. Hopefully it will be the solution.
Well, there's always a shotgun method too. LOL
Yes, the shotgun method would work well. I could have rabbit soup w/ veggies.
Good eats! Little cornbread on the side!
Damnrabbits do love their spinach! I grow mine under chicken wire.
Yeah, that's something you may have to do Dean, my boy. I do keep spare chicken wire on hand for things like this. Good idea, LTilton. :)
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Argentina and Brazil: Too Early to Tell18 October 2013
US - With weekly USDA data – and the monthly supply and demand report – unavailable due to the government shutdown, markets are left to trade on private harvest yield estimates and anecdotal reports from the field.
In Argentina, early corn planting got under way in August and runs through this month. Late corn, about 30 per cent of the crop, is planted in November up to early January.
The US Grains Council's consultant in the region reported that some planting delays in the early corn will shift acres to the later crop, and that conditions have been cool and dry. In some instances acres may shift from corn to soybeans because of the dry weather.
As for pricing, economics favor soybeans, as CBOT corn prices have fallen and it costs more than twice as much to plant corn in the region than as it does soybeans. This may also shift some acres, especially should weather concerns remain in place. Still, the last USDA report (September), projected Argentine corn production at 26 million tons (1 billion bushels), nearly even with last year. According to the consultant, that production estimate remains feasible with trend yields but it is still too early to tell.
Lower corn prices and a large carryover of corn negatively influenced planting decisions for corn in Brazil, with farmers choosing not to plant as much of a summer corn crop. An anticipated record soybean crop also played a part in the decision because of significant infrastructure problems in managing the crop. The outlook for soybean exports next year – with China being a key buyer – combined with the reduction in value of the Brazilian Real has farmers optimistic on soybeans.
USDA in September estimated 72 million tons (2.8 billion bushels) of corn production in Brazil this year, down from 81 million tons (3.2 billion bushels) last year, is low by 2-3 million tons (78.7-118.1 bushels), according to the Council's consultant, who also acknowledged it may be a bit early for a sound estimate.
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Understanding the variability of wind power costs
Wind power has a significant contribution to make in efforts to abate CO2 emissions from global energy systems. Currently, wind power generation costs are approaching parity with costs attributed to conventional, carbon-based sources of energy but the economic advantage still rests decidedly with conventional sources. Therefore, there is an imperative to ensure that wind power projects are developed in the most economically optimal fashion. For wind power project developers, shaving a few tenths of a cent off of the kilowatts per hour cost of wind power can mean the difference between a commercially viable project and a non-starter. For civic authorities who are responsible for managing municipally supported wind power projects, optimizing the economics of such projects can attenuate stakeholder opposition. This paper attempts to contribute to a better understanding of how to economically optimise wind power projects by conflating research from the fields of energy economics, wind power engineering, aerodynamics, geography and climate science to identify critical factors that influence the economic optimization of wind power projects.
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Union urges united front on pig virus
NFU Scotland (NFUS) has said it is "extremely disappointing" that a voluntary ban on pig imports from PEDv-hit countries has been ignored, with boars from the USA reportedly moving through Prestwick airport.
The union has urged pig breeding companies to uphold the voluntary ban, to keep Great Britain free from the "devastating" porcine epidemic diarrhoea virus (PEDv), which it said has infected as many as three-quarters of US herds, sometimes inflicting 100% mortality in piglet litters.
The ban excludes live pigs arriving here from the US and Canada, but breaches have been reported, and the NFUS has written to breeding companies "reiterating the urgent need for a voluntary ban on live imports from PEDv-hit countries to be adopted".
It has also written to Defra farming minister George Eustice and Scottish cabinet secretary Richard Lochhead, asking them to plan for an all-island approach to containing the disease were it to arrive in Great Britain.
Speaking from the EPIC annual meeting in Edinburgh, NFUS president Nigel Miller said: "The threat posed to the health of Scottish and UK pig herds by PEDv is substantial and infection would be a devastating blow to the sector. To preserve the health of our herds from this deadly virus, a voluntary import ban to exclude live pigs from the US and Canada is an agreed priority from industry on both sides of the border.
"It was therefore extremely disappointing that the will of the industry was ignored recently and that a substantial consignment of boars was imported from the US, moving through Prestwick airport, to south of the border.
"Regardless of the assurances given over the health of these boars and the risk associated with that shipment, the lack of respect for industry wishes is a blow and we have written to pig breeding companies calling on them to play their part in keeping this disease away from our shores. Testing and quarantine protocols can offer some protection, but experience has shown they are not fool-proof, especially where new diseases are concerned, and pathways of infection are far from clear. Protecting the industry against infection is paramount and we look for assurances that no further consignments will come in until industry can be confident that the disease risk is minimal."
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It flutters, it floats, it dances and dives. It couldn't break a pane of glass, only the backs of mighty big league hitters.
Ah, the unappreciated knuckleball. In the hands of a lonely artisan like Tim Wakefield it is a weapon as potent as a Joel Zumaya 102-m.p.h. fastball, as effective as a Johan Santana slider or a Roger Clemens splitter. Over the years there have been many famous knuckleballers but, as far as we can tell, Wakefield is a fraternity of one right now, either in the majors or anywhere near the majors. Is it possible the casual now-you see it, now-you-don't performance Wakefield put on last night at the Rogers Centre is a dying art?
Twenty-five years ago, there were a handful of practitioners of the pitch that so many in the game love to hate. Charlie Hough, the Niekro brothers, Joe and Phil, and Tom Candiotti all made good livings off the knuckler. Back then, since hitters saw at least one of those pitchers from time to time, there were more hitters who had a handle on what it takes to hit one.
Now, with only Wakefield left to baffle the best hitters in the world, he has the market cornered. There is no way to prepare for him. He just goes out to the mound and throws his 68-m.p.h. flutterballs up to the plate with a motion that suggests he is pitching to a team of fourth-graders. In the main, opponents usually hit like fourth-graders against him, especially at the Rogers Centre.
"I always love pitching here," he said. "I don't know what my numbers are here but I like pitching here. The mound is probably the best mound in the American League. Pitching inside is always a big plus for me. I think maybe the ball moves a little bit more indoors, versus outside where you get a lot of weather conditions."
Few pitchers have set out from a young age to become knuckleballers. Mostly, they have been players who dabbled with the knuckler on the side, just messing, until it either occurred to them or the guy trying to catch it, that this could be a career-saving path.
Wakefield was an aspiring outfielder in the Pirates chain in 1989 and, as it turned out, he was about to be released when a coach watched him playing a little knuckle-catch, as position players are wont to do when they're bored. The coach waited a day or two until Wakefield's name came up at an organizational meeting and suggested they not release him until they had seen him pitch off a mound.
He was impressive enough that they kept him in the minors and, in 1992, he was a key member of the playoff-bound team that lost to the Atlanta Braves in the National League Championship Series. But the knuckler seems a tough pitch to master and Wakefield struggled. A few years later, after he lost 20 games in the minors in 1994, the Pirates finally let him go. That's when the Red Sox picked him up and he has thrived in Boston, winning 16 games his first season. In 13 seasons, he has won 139 games, including the one last night -- a 4-1 Red Sox victory.
A few months short of his 41th birthday, there is no telling how long he can pitch. Hall of Famer Phil Niekro pitched until he was 48 and won 208 games after the age of 35. Hoyt Wilhelm, the godfather of most modern knucklers, was nearly 50 when he retired.
"I'm feeling good now," said Wakefield. "The ball feels good in my hands. I've got my mechanics down pretty good and hopefully I can keep it going."
It's clearly an old man's game, this knuckleball stuff and Wakefield could very well be just entering his prime, at a time when all those flamethrowers are heading off to the farm to rest their tattered tendons and what remains of their shoulder cartilage.
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We are pleased to congratulate Carol Blazejowski on her promotion to president and general manager of the New York Liberty, Mr. Mills said. Over the last eleven years, Blaze has excelled at combining her business acumen with deep knowledge and unrelenting passion for the game. We believe that she is the right person to continue leading this team into the future and to achieve our only goal delivering a championship-caliber team to Liberty fans.
Blaze has led the Liberty for 11 years and during that time the team has won three Eastern Conference Championships and made appearances in four WNBA Finals. In addition to assembling the team on the court, Blaze is responsible for overseeing the teams marketing and business efforts. Under Blazes guidance, the Liberty successfully hosted the inaugural WNBA All-Star Game held at Madison Square Garden in 1999, and again in 2003 and 2006, and the historic Game at Radio City Music Hall in 2004.
Blazes professional career includes a 10-year run with adidas (1980-90), where she developed and implemented marketing initiatives for womens sports programs. She then served in the NBA league office as Director of Licensing (1990-95) and Director of Womens Basketball Programs (1995-96). Blaze was named the newly formed WNBAs Director of Basketball Development before joining the Liberty as vice president and general manager on January 7, 1997. She was promoted to senior vice president and general manager in 2000.
During her playing career, Blazejowski earned Kodak All-American honors (1976, 1977, 1978) at Montclair State and was the first winner of the Margaret Wade Trophy as Womens College Player of the Year (1977-78). Blazes on-court heroics earned her enshrinement into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in Springfield, Massachusetts in 1994, an honor she currently shares with only 20 other women. In 1999, she was also inducted into the Womens Basketball Hall of Fame, along with 26 other pioneers of the womens game.
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"Selma" is the story of a movement. The film chronicles the tumultuous three-month period in 1965, when Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. led a dangerous campaign to secure equal voting rights in the face of violent opposition. The epic march from Selma to Montgomery culminated in President Johnson (Tom Wilkinson) signing the Voting Rights Act of 1965, one of the most significant victories for the civil rights movement. Director Ava DuVernay's "Selma" tells the story of how the revered leader and visionary Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (David Oyelowo) and his brothers and sisters in the movement prompted change that forever altered history.
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For decades, "artificial intelligence" was a long-sought-after ideal in computing circles. Now it's finally starting to become real — just not in the way anyone expected.
Sure, the field of AI has produced a few stunning successes, like IBM's computers beating chess master Garry Kasparov in 1997 and Jeopardy champion Ken Jennings in 2011. But it hasn't yet delivered computers that can pass the Turing test or protocol droids that can act as interpreters during delicate negotiations with galactic separatists. Instead, today's AI technologies help connect people with things they want, usually for the benefit of marketers.
An early-stage startup, Solariat, illustrates what I'm talking about: It uses powerful AI-derived technologies to insert itself into online conversations, providing relevant information in response to tweets.
Solariat is following a path blazed by Apple's natural-language assistant, Siri, probably the most successful product of the AI field ever. Like Siri, Solariat took inspiration from SRI's Calo project, an ambitious attempt to knit together many fields of AI and natural language research for military applications. The name "Calo" is partly an acronym for "Computer Assistant that Learns and Organizes" and partly a shortened version of the Latin word "calonis," which means "soldier's assistant." The idea was to create an intelligent assistant that could provide soldiers with up-to-date information in the field, by responding to simply voice commands and queries.
It turned out that building a working, functioning Calo was beyond the capabilities of a Darpa research grant, even a very generous one. However, SRI generated several successful spinoff companies from its work. One was Siri, which Apple acquired an then integrated into its iOS mobile operating system. Another was Social Kinetics, a small startup that provided technologies that learned from interactions with customers and which Redbrick Health acquired in 2010.
Jeffrey Davitz, the founding chief executive of Social Kinetics and a former program manager for the Calo project, is now back in the game as the founder of Solariat. His new company is building quasi-intelligent agents that mine Twitter for examples of people expressing some kind of intent that's relevant to Solariat's customers.
For instance, if you post a tweet to your friends about how you need to buy a new laptop because your daughter spilled orange juice on your current one, Solariat could chime in with an @ message to you pointing to recent reviews of laptops.
The key, Davitz said, is that the technology identifies an expressed need accurately. "Otherwise you turn into Clippy," he said, referring to Microsoft's infamously obnoxious Office assistant.
Once the technology identifies that need, it matches it with content provided by one of Solariat's customers — laptop reviews, for instance — and delivers it in the form of a targeted tweet. The goal: engaging customers and getting them to click on the offers, or as Davitz terms it, building an "engagement platform" that lets companies respond to people's actual intentions, not just keywords.
Just as Google found that its search-driven ads don't annoy customers as long as they're relevant, Solariat is finding that contextually-relevant marketing tweets are welcome, too — as long as they're on topic. Davitz said the company is seeing 20-30 percent clickthroughs on its targeted tweets, which is a remarkably high percentage.
The technology can be used for customer service as well as marketing. Or, Davitz suggests, publishers might use it as a kind of content distribution network: Instead of waiting for people to find your site via searches, Solariat could deliver relevant articles to you via Twitter @ replies whenever you express a relevant desire.
It's a bit creepy, this notion of a computer combing through the entire flood of human expression on Twitter, searching for little tidbits of desire that it can latch onto and use to deliver something marketable. On the other hand, it's also a potentially powerful marketing tool and has the possibility of decreasing the amount of junk you're subjected to online. Rather than those ubiquitous and untargeted promoted tweets that keep popping up in my timeline, I might see tweets that are actually interesting to me.
It's also a good business: Davitz says his company has successfully tested the technology, has paying customers, and is looking to build a more complete product offering in one or two vertical markets. So far, Solariat has raised $3 million, led by KPG Ventures, and aims to raise $3-5 million in its next round.
Marketing, customer service, and content delivery can be clever and profitable uses for AI — even if they aren't exactly what Alan Turing envisioned 60 years ago.
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Shelby County Public Schools will be closed on Wednesday because of inclement weather, the fourth time this school year there has been cancellation.
Snow has continued to fall in Shelby County, with about another inch forecast overnight that would be accompanied by strong winds.
Makeup dates will be discussed at the school board meeting scheduled for Thursday night.
Another snowy morning -- albeit lighter snow -- found schools closed for the second consecutive day and some roads dotted with slick spots.
Small accumulation overnight was enough to render some very slippery areas on side roads and community streets in Shelby County. Interstate 64, U.S. 60 and the county's other primary arteries were clear except for snow blowing across the asphalt.
Windy conditions were expected to be a big part of today's forecast, with gusts reaching from 20 to 30 mph. More light snow flurries are expected througout the day.
The snowy weather Tuesday caused changes in the basketball games scheduled for Tuesday night involving Collins and Shelby County High Schools.
Collins' boys game against Casey County has been rescheduled for Saturday evening, with the JV game starting at 6 and the varsity at 7:30.
The public workshop on the KY 53 widening project that was scheduled for Tuesday evening has been cancelled.
Shelbyville Mayor Tom Hardesty said the meeting was postponed because of the weather by ENTRAN, the Lexington consulting firm the state is using on the project.
The meeting has not been rescheduled yet, but Hardesty said ENTRAN officials told him it would likely be around the first of February.
A scheduled forum for U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell with a group of high school students from Shelby County turned into a public address about McConnell's views on the shooting Saturday in Tucson, Ariz., of Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and 19 others.
McConnell, Kentucky's senior senator and the Senate Republican Leader, told 18 Young Leaders from both high schools and representatives from several media outlets who gathered at Collins High School that the events in Arizona were "unspeakable."
The Shelbyville City Council wrapped a brief first-of-the-year meeting Thursday, highlighted by the announcement of a public workshop on the KY 53 widening project.
Mayor Tom Hardesty announced the workshop in his report near the end of the meeting. The workshop, which was Tuesday, comes on the heels of a meeting with public officials.
"The state showed us a preliminary layout, and they're ready to get started," Hardesty said.
A water main break that limited travel on Midland Trail, in front of Village Plaza, has been repaired.
According to Shelbyville Water and Sewer Manager Tom Doyle, the break was repaired abut 3:15 p.m. It had limited traffic to one lane in each direction.
"It's a real mess," Doyle said.
A jury trial involving the case of a Shelby County man who says his penis was amputated without his consent has been postponed.
Circuit Judge Charles Hickman said that the trial would be rescheduled because of concern that an article in Friday's Sentinel-News would influence the jury pool.
"The article's detailed events of the case would have made it difficult to seat a jury," he said.
Power is restored this morning to some homes in Shelby County that were part of a huge outage caused by a substation explosion in Frankfort.
Residents in eastern and southern parts of Shelby were affected along with thousands in Franklin, Scott, Anderson and Woodford Counties on a night when temperatures dipped into single digits and wind-chill factors were at zero or below.
Some in the Waddy area reported on The Sentinel-News Facebook page that power had been restored early Sunday morning.
Shelby Countians -- and road workers around the state -- awoke this morning to not a lot of snow but a bit more than expected, which left roads slick.
A little more than an inch of snow fell overnight, and road scraping and salting crews were a bit later than usual making their rounds. Most roads had been brined, so added salt melted the snow quickly, despite the frigid temperatures in the mid-teens.
Police around Kentucky reported numerous accidents, one on I-75 that involved two trailer trucks and left the highway looking like a parking lot.
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BILLINGS, Mont. (AP) - Firefighters fear that more wildfires may break out in western Montana and northern Idaho later this week, with more lightning storms in the forecast. Northern Rockies Coordination Center meteorologist Bryan Henry says low humidity, temperatures in the 90s and high winds have created red-flag conditions in the region.
As of Wednesday, a fire had charred more than 16,300 acres six miles northwest of Lame Deer on the Northern Cheyenne Indian Reservation. Several homes were threatened. Henry says the cool, wet spring delayed the start of the season so that the fire activity in the state now resembles what would be typically observed in mid-July.
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The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) has held discussions about having a team play in the A-League next season, former Socceroos striker Dave Mitchell has said.
Mitchell said he had proposed the idea to the FAM after being given the authority to do so by an unnamed A-League consortium and was awaiting their verdict.
"While they agreed it would be difficult for FAM to send a team to the A-League because of the duration and also to assemble the national team for fulltime, they said there are other ways to go round the problem," Mitchell told the MalayMail.
"Without doubt the possibility of playing in the A-League will help uplift Malaysian football and also give it a new dimension to football in the country."
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November 23, 2011 at 5:50 pm #7161
Is there a way to place the search bar widget under the logo in the menu? How might I go about doing this? I know HTML and CSS, but no PHP, and relatively new to WordPress. Thanks for your help!November 23, 2011 at 10:24 pm #56919
you can use the get_searchform function: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_search_form to display the form anywhere you like. I'd add the code to header.php (i.e. after the menu div container) and then position it (position: absolute; left/right, etc.)November 25, 2011 at 7:55 pm #56920
Thanks for the lead! I'm not a PHP coder though, just a graphic designer so I've been struggling to understand some of this. Here's the section in header.php that I assume is responsible for the area I'm looking to insert the search bar into. Any help on where to insert the code would be much appreciated!

* display the theme logo by checking if the default css defined logo was overwritten in the backend.
* the function is located at framework/php/ (Purchase code hidden if logged out) .php in case you need to edit the output
echo avia_logo();
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* modify the output in your wordpress admin backend at appearance->menus
$args = array('fallback_cb' => 'avia_fallback_menu', 'theme_location' => 'avia');
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<!– end container_wrap_header –>
<!– ####### END HEAD CONTAINER ####### –>November 27, 2011 at 4:16 am #56921
I believe you can paste your code after the "echo avia_logo();" part. Though I haven't tested it. The code you're pasting should look somewhat like
<?php get_search_form( ); ?>November 28, 2011 at 8:17 pm #56922
Thanks Chris!
I tried posting it directly under the echo avia_logo section, but it put the search bar behind the logo and menu and stretched it across the entire page, any suggestions? I appreciate all the help thus far!November 29, 2011 at 6:22 pm #56923
If you could link me to your page with this problem occurring I can give you some CSS code – you seem to have removed it. Your site is coffeetalk.com – right?November 30, 2011 at 8:26 am #56924
Yes, it's coffeetalk.com and I would love to leave the issue up, but this is a live site and I can't leave a big problem like that up with readers visiting the site. If there's a specific time I could put the code in and let you look at it, that would be alright. I just can't have something like that live on the site for an extended period of time. We want to put the search bar directly underneath the logo in the menu on all pages across the site. I wouldn't even know how to keep it to one single page since I think the menu is controlled dynamically by the theme.December 1, 2011 at 4:11 am #56925
You can put the code I previously provided right ABOVE the "echo avia_logo();" and then add this to your custom.css:
.main_menu #searchform {
position: absolute;
top: 150px;
width: 250px;
Let me know if it works :)December 1, 2011 at 10:02 am #56926
Almost there! The search bar is under the logo, but it's appearing at the bottom of the menu instead of right under the logo. I altered style.css to change the height for the logo from 100px to 56px (that's how large the image is) but it didn't seem to help. Perhaps I altered the wrong bit of CSS?
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I tweaked the CSS to get it where I wanted it, thanks for all your help! The client demands I make the search bar more 'obvious' because apparently you need to be able to see it from 20 feet across the room in all primary flashing colors. Where would I look to change the box background? Thanks!December 2, 2011 at 7:57 am #56928
you can change the searchform bg color with following code:
#searchform div {
background: #F2F2F2;
}December 2, 2011 at 11:01 am #56929
Thanks so much for all your help!December 2, 2011 at 2:05 pm #56930
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Would you sue?
Usually our scenarios are on whether you would shoot someone and there is a nasty debate.
There are stories of a bad guy getting shot fleeing a property crime and the good guy following and shooting him. Sometimes the good guy gets in trouble. One can google quite a few incidents.
Ayoob recently had an American Handgunner column of a good guy who is shot by a clearly bad guy and survives. He chases the bad guy as the BG had his wallet and guys and 'might' go to his house. Or so he says later (no way to know).
Chasing the BG he fires quite a few rounds and nails also an innocent quite badly. Not charged for that but she sues and it is settled with insurance.
So here we go:
A good guy is robbed (not shot though). The BG runs from his store and the GG follows as he isn't letting the BG get away it with it. A gun fight ensues. The GG's gunfire happens just to injured the innocent:
1. You are an innocent and you get shot such that you are significantly injured and will have lots of expenses, disability, etc. even with your own insurance.
2. Your significant other gets nailed - kid, wife, husband, etc. whatever - same serious injury and expenses.
Do you sue or does your RKBA nucleus in your noggin say that you should NOT sue for the cause? Do you eat the costs and disability even though one could argue that the GG should not have pursued even though the BG got 'what he deserved' and it showed that we stand up to crime, etc.
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|January 28, 2008, 12:47 PM
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That's a tough one and I can only make the call if it ever happens.
I can't comment further, only say that firearms aren't the perfect answer to self defense. My instructor pointed out you own every single bullet that leaves the barrel. They don't stop at the BG.
|January 28, 2008, 12:52 PM
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I have to be made whole. Either by the bad guy or the good guy.
|January 28, 2008, 12:52 PM
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You are responsible for every round you fire.
If you hit an innocent, you are responsible. An innocent party shouldn't have to sue you to make you do the right thing.
You're talking bullets. Would it matter if you ran them over with a truck?
|January 28, 2008, 01:00 PM
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I've sued a few renters for unlawful detainer and I don't feel bad about that. In general though, I believe it's far too easy to sue and win for all sorts of petty crap. But in this case, I'd probably try suing both the GG and the BG. If the GG accidentally shoots me in defense of his life is one thing, but the scenario posted makes that seem unlikely.
|January 28, 2008, 01:03 PM
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Tough call, Glenn,
Me personally? No, I don't sue--whether it was me or my wife that were shot.
I've been shot before. Three times as a matter of fact between the service and law enforcement. I figure the fourth one will be the last one. Nobody can be that lucky.
My wife and I also have invested wisely and could cover the costs of such an incident.
If I, or her, were the good guy doing the shooting and an innocent were hit, I would offer to take care of their bills and everything related. But again, that's just me.
I've been there. I've been shot and know the recovery process, the nightmares, et al. I've also seen innocent people shot and have seen the same recovery process.
And finally, KNOWING that my wife and I would unhesitatingly help someone that either of us shot inadvertently/accidentally while in self-defense plays a significant role in our decision-making process.
Good question, good food for thought, although I suspect your overwhelming number of responses will be "Hell, yeah I'd sue!"
Lawyers are our society's modern day version of the hired gunfighter--and anyone can be a lawyer and a laywer will work for anyone.
If every single gun owner belonged to the NRA as well as their respective state rifle/gun association, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in today.
So to those of you who are members of neither, thanks for nothing.
|January 28, 2008, 01:14 PM
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Sue the BG because the whole incident wouldn't have happened if they hadn't caused it.
|January 28, 2008, 01:17 PM
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I just thought of a nuance.
Your own insurance may not want to pay health costs if they think there is another person responsible. Even if you just wanted the other guy to pay your deductibles, your health company might want the other person to pick up the whole show.
So even with good intentions, you might (depending on coverage) be stuck with a tremendous bill, independent of any punitive damages you might want (if those could be proven).
There is also the difference between getting your reasonable costs covered and going for the 'big, get rich' settlement. Costs can be large if you look at lifetime costs. However, punitive damages - unless the GG -was totally reckless - seem excessive to ask for, IMHO.
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|January 28, 2008, 01:18 PM
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1. GG shouldn't have shot in the first place. Robbery is not a reason to shoot. Property can generally be replaced.
2. Tough call on whether to sue. I've never sued anyone, nor am I much of a lawsuit person. Having said that, I'd be inclined to say yes, sue, for reason given in number 1 above. Innocent party should be made whole, and whole thing wouldn't have happened had GG used better reason.
|January 28, 2008, 01:24 PM
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My truck got hit once, and my personal insurance paid. I did sign papers of subrogation to allow the insurance company to recover their cost.
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|January 28, 2008, 01:26 PM
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i agree. might as well ask "what if someone hit you with their car?" as a pedestrian, i was hit by a car. my adrenaline was pumping and after going over the car and landing on the other side i got up and started getting really pissed. i told the lady driving she better leave quick or we might both be sorry. stupid thing to do, especially since i couldn't walk for a while after the effects of the injury set in. anyway, it woulda been nice if her insurance paid for her stupidity.
so, although i may believe the guy was in the right - which i wouldn't if he was trying to shoot someone in the back while they fled - my belief isn't strong enough to sacrifice my home and livelihood for it. and if it was a serious injury that's just what it might amount to.
lets say the bad guy stole the shooter's wallet. am i really gonna have to pay with a limp for the shooter not to have to cancel some credit cards and change the locks to his house? is it worth it to him to possibly kill or cripple me so he doesn't have to apply for a replacement driver's license? now that i think about it, the guy might be lucky if i only sue him.
|January 28, 2008, 01:28 PM
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Don't want anything more than being made whole by the good guy if the badguy can't do so. The badguy can be responsible for the pain and suffering if they ever make any money again. In a perfect world the badguy is pushing up daisies.
|January 28, 2008, 01:35 PM
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Of course, you're responsible for every round you fire. Why should an innocent bystander bear the burden?
|January 28, 2008, 01:40 PM
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|January 28, 2008, 01:57 PM
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Suing the BG is a nonstarter - he has no assets or insurance company. You might get a court to assign him to give you a $100 a week when he gets out of prison. So what - most of these victim compensation schemes don't get paid.
If he gets a job after prison - he might give you a free burger.
Remember health costs are tremendous.
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|January 28, 2008, 02:08 PM
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I would likely sue if insurance couldn't work it out, as with other forms of accidents, while harboring ill will toward only the bad guy.
I'd want the bad guy targeted first.
If I could get what I needed out of the bad guy, the shooter's suit wouldn't be necessary.
If I couldn't, then I'd file against the shooter, because as mentioned you're responsible for every round sent down range.
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|January 28, 2008, 02:20 PM
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This is a good post, Glenn and an interesting judgement call.
It would be one thing if the GG was chasing down the BG who fired and missed or who coldly shot a customer on the way out of a store. Lacking that, one has to look at the facts of the incident and determine if the GG's actions were negligent and reckless in causing the injury. If so, then the GG needs to pay the medical costs.
I was actually expecting one of two different questions when I started reading this thread;
- Would you, as the victim of a robbery/shooting sue the BG even if it's unlikely to gain much from him?
- If you were a bystander during a robbery and the victim's bullet struck you, would you sue the GG? (one could optionally set it up that you're hit with an FMJ after it passed thru the BG).
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|January 28, 2008, 02:39 PM
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I believe in the RKBA for self defense. I do not believe human beings have a right to use deadly force to protect or recover property. I do not believe human beings have a right to use deadly force to satisfy an urge for revenge. What this man did hurts our rights to own guns at all.
Not only would I sue the guy for negligence, I'd press for criminal charges against him.
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|January 28, 2008, 02:46 PM
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My school of thought is still that property isn't worth a life. GG shouldn't be chasing down a BG over some cash out of the register. However, according to some states (even my own) he can be well within his right. That DOESN'T give him the right to be a bad shot.
Hits me or any one of mine, I'm suing for at least medicals (he causes permanent disability, it's on like Donkey Kong). Luckily for GG it's a business so I should be able to sue said insurance. But that's not to say I won't go after him personally, cause I will if need be.
Don't feel like I should have to pay for someone else's bad shot. And to remove any Devil's Advocates out there, I fully expect to get turned inside and out if I ever shoot an innocent.
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|January 28, 2008, 02:59 PM
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As to the OP, I think if I were disabled by the GG, or one of mine was killed by him acting illegally or negligently with his firearm, he should be responsible for his actions. We assume that responsibility when we strap on that gun. Just like we assume responsibility every time we get behind the wheel, or anything else.
|January 28, 2008, 03:54 PM
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I sue for actual damages, but not punitive damages. The guy is responsible for his actions, and he needs to pay the hospital bills if he accidentally shoots someone. But, I don't sue for any of the punitive or "pain and suffering" damages.
Depending on where he shoots me, I might have to sue for "loss of consortium." I'm just saying...
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|January 28, 2008, 04:19 PM
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He sued a BG about 20 years ago and was awarded an astronomical amount of money.
The BG's only possessions were a welfare card and a pair of stolen Nike tennis shoes. That's why a multimillionaire drives a 14 yr. old vehicle and works two side jobs.
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|January 28, 2008, 04:21 PM
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Having grown up in a rural, ranching area of Texas, no sheriff or grand jury would ever indict you for chasing down a guy who'd just stolen your horse or some cattle.
In many cases, your property is how you make your livlihood. And not everyone can afford the requisite insurance--or the costs it often takes to recover/replace property in time to not fall behind on bills/business expenses.
My property is MINE. No one else's. No one else has a right to it. The law says it is illegal to steal my property or otherwise take it without my express consent.
I lost count growing up of the number of times our neighbors, and even my own grandfather, would get in the pickup or saddle up and go hunt down some vagabond that we'd let sleep in the barn, only to find he'd stolen some tack, leather, clothes or whatever.
Nine times out of ten, the property was recovered at the point of a lever-action rifle. Sheriff was never called. No fuss was ever made and no one ever got hurt.
In today's politically correct and lawyer-laden society (which, incidentally experiences a MUCH higher crime rate than when and where I grew up), it is generally accepted that so long as you're not hurt, it's okay for scumbags to steal your property, point guns at you in the stealing of your property, and generally threated to come back and "get you" if you cause any trouble during the stealing of your property.
I do not buy that. I didn't buy that growing up. I didn't buy that as a soldier. I didn't buy that as federal agent. And I don't buy it today as a private semi-retired citizen who just wants to be left the hell alone.
And as far as vengeance, I won't do that over property. But hurt me or my wife or my dogs, and you better never stop running.
BUT . . . negligence is usually a HUGE deciding factor in the awarding of both damages and punitive damages.
If every single gun owner belonged to the NRA as well as their respective state rifle/gun association, we wouldn't be in the mess we're in today.
So to those of you who are members of neither, thanks for nothing.
|January 28, 2008, 04:39 PM
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Punitive damages are not available for purely negligent behavior. Punitives are to punish an intentional behavior, but negligence is an unintentional lapse of care.
|January 28, 2008, 05:16 PM
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unfortunately, not everyone in the usa can afford the luxury of living on a rural ranch. and laws have to be made that can be applied to all fairly, rich or poor. lets make the comparison a little more fair.
lets say i did get robbed. i followed the thief to your house (of course you weren't complicit in his actions) where he sought refuge in your living room. he left the door open in his haste and was running out the back way when i shot through the open door. your wife was sitting there in the living room nursing the baby, but i'm a pretty good shot so i'm confident i'm not gonna hit them. anyway - he stole my stuff!
for those of us that are in more densely populated areas i feel this would be a more apt comparison. when your neighbors hunted down these vagabonds, they weren't in a place where stray fire was likely to hit someone, were they?
i'm not trying to be snarky, but i'd like to ask for your thoughts on the situation in the place of the victim, who loses a loved one, rather than the goodguy retrieving his stuff.
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James Wisniewski grew up in Canton dreaming of playing hockey and baseball.
Now the Chicago defenseman will get a chance to play hockey at Wrigley Field when the Blackhawks host the Red Wings on New Year's Day.
The Winter Classic 2009, featuring two Original Six clubs in one of the great baseball stadiums, will be the 701st meeting between the teams.
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The Wings will forgo their annual New Year's Eve game to play in the Classic.
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If crowds and chicken wing eating contests aren't for you, there is still fun to be had, at home.
New York Times food columnist Mark Bittman urges readers to grill their wings, in "The Key to a Truly Great Chicken Wing," published just days before the festival began.
Coincidence? We think not.
Written by Jill Terreri, with contributions from Thomas J. Prohaska and Scott Scanlon. email: firstname.lastname@example.com