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A report to the General Synod next month says the Church has allowed itself to âdrift apart from societyâ, undermining its mission to the whole nation. Some parts of the Church are little more than a club for existing members, the authors say.
Spelling out a deep-seated need for change, the report proposes solutions such as cutting the existing clergy numbers of about 9,400 by more than 3,000, training more laity to work unpaid and closing churches.
One diocese is already considering a plan to persuade congregations to forsake traditional church buildings and worship God in the living rooms of fellow churchgoers instead. ...
The Presbyterians, Methodists, Lutherans and Episcopalians have all shrunk considerably in the last 50 years. What is the 1 thing they have in common? Hmmm...
All that is left is the flesh trying desparately, WITHOUT divine aid, to hang on to a few strands of a long time distant historic Church.
Human effort won't work.In other words Liberalism kills.!!
The Anglican Church was the fastest denomination to swallow liberalism in the 19th century, then institutionalise it. Its Bishops and Archbishops are chosen by God hating politicians. Its embracing of the State has always blunted its power to act. And the most wreched thing of all is that Evangelicals have refused to "Come out of her my people" (Rev 8:4) and so have bank-rolled this whole corrupt institution, keeping it alive to fill the Media with its soul daming filth and lies. The sooner it goes bankrupt, the sooner those true believers will be able stop compromising and start being faithful to their Lord.


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Dave Liepmann
@stslavik Re: ground-grappling wristlocks - BJJ's
mao de vaca
is meant as a submission lock, not a lock for producing other results. Since a skilled grappler will escape if only their wrist is immobilized, standard practice for many (if not most) ground-grappling wristlocks is to immobilize the body through a pin or guard, then lock the wrist for the submission.
These techniques become more similar to a standing "come-along" than, say,
. I've always found it interesting that this is the opposite approach from most standing wristlocks.
@DaveLiepmann This is true... Most small joint locks are prohibited in BJJ, yes?
Dave Liepmann
Not in no-gi tournaments like ADCC, or black-belt level tournaments. I can't recall if California's Pankration rules or the MMA Unified rules count wristlocks as small joints or not...for MMA it would be swell if only fingerlocks were banned.
Dave Liepmann
I bet you'd enjoy Roy Dean's material on them. (Black belts in BJJ, aikido, judo.) Art of the Wristlock, I believe it's called.
Sorry, blue belt and up, not black:
(page 22)
Then it's important to differentiate between the application for sport (e.g. BJJ) and ground-grappling as a purely fighting art as well.
Sorry... Doing 10,000 things at once. Pretty slow :D
Dave Liepmann
@stslavik I'm sorry, you lost me. Where does the differentiation come into necessity?
In defense from the ground, you're looking to use the minimal effort to combat your opponent. Arresting the whole body
would require exerted effort to control the torso and legs, making arrest of the wrist simply
(you could just as easily control the arm, elbow, shoulder). When training to lock the wrist from a defense standpoint, you're doing so for two reasons:
1.) the wrist or hand happen to have been offered to you (they are opportunistic).
2.) You are intent to lock the whole body.
Doing so, you make his only relief to move to the stomach, which in turn limits his options further.
You control, therefore, with less overall effort.
Dave Liepmann
I think we're talking past each other.
The ground-grappling wristlocks I've seen are, for the most part, entirely dissimilar from the techniques you describe.
Which are, as I understand your background, from the perspective of BJJ.
Dave Liepmann
For the most part, that's correct. I fail to see how that disqualifies them for self-defense.
Because it's vital that the consideration for self-defense be preservation of energy. When you finish a match in BJJ, you and your partner shake hands and return to the outside of the mat.
(Such was the custom when I was training)
Dave Liepmann
I would tentatively venture to say that most BJJ, and all GJJ, is somewhat concerned with conservation of energy. Usually it's central to their fighting philosophy, no?
Sorry, GJJ?
Dave Liepmann
Gracie jiu-jitsu, Gracie-family branded jiu-jitsu
The material from Helio, Relson, Rorion and others is explicitly branded GJJ and is heavy on philosophy and self-defense content, including standing/striking self-defense
Ah, understood. One
make an argument for that. However, the increased influence of folk wrestling traditions worldwide makes this less certain. In fact, more often than not, BJJ practitioners focus more heavily on building their stamina to compete than on reducing their energy expenditure.
Indeed, but it's
self-defense, derived from their existing brand of BJJ. They have an agenda – the promotion of their art.
Dave Liepmann
I think Rickson and Marcelo would disagree :)
Everyone's martial art is branded.
Indeed, to an extent. The difference being that they're pushing material to counter the claims that BJJ is ineffective for self-defense. Unfortunately, they further that claim through the material I've seen. This is only to say that the presentation is poor, not that the art can't be made effective (it's the artist, not the art, after all)
Dave Liepmann
Or, more materially, what you're saying amounts to discrediting an entire martial art, derived from judo and Japanese jiu-jitsu, because they take care to distinguish their self-defense-oriented GRACIE jiu-jitsu from what they consider sportive BRAZILIAN jiu-jitsu
No. I make no differentiation between GJJ and BJJ
Fundamentally, the focus of the ground fighting is the same.
I do, however, differentiate from (Kodokan) Judo and
koryu jujutsu
Dave Liepmann
So Nova Uniao's pure sport-BJJ, with 100% focus on ADCC and IBJJF competition, with 50/50 and inverted guard, is no different than schools where defending punches from the mount and attaining a clinch against a boxer is the primary material for blue belt? Uh...I disagree?
You're expanding an argument to outside the scope.
Dave Liepmann
Oh - URL for Roy Dean, who I'm sure would be happy to show you some ground grappling wristlocks that are optimized for minimal energy expenditure
"I make no differentiation between GJJ and BJJ" --> my statement, I don't see what's out of scope...?
I have a sneaking suspicion you're about to say "noted". :)
Petitio Principii
Dave Liepmann
How did I beg the question?
I'm talking in a scope of the generic approach of wrist locks from a fundamental standpoint of sport and self defense.
You're attempting to prove the point by assuming the point already proven, then expanding scope outside the argument.
I use argument in a non-combative term, but rather as a proof of logical points.
I have no problem with your original premise – that is, the inclusion of submission locks.
I simply strive to differentiate between that concept and the control necessary in self-defense.
Dave Liepmann
Your claim that I'm begging the question relies on ignoring my argument that's supposedly "outside of scope".
Further, your argument relies on
ad hominem
attacks, to wit, that the techniques I'm discussing are "from the perspective of BJJ"
Incorrect. The point is central to my initial argument – the perspective of sport vs. self-defense.
Though I have enjoyed our discussion :)
Dave Liepmann
But, whatever...your argument is that
techniques must conform to your conception. If I find one example, which I have, then your point is rendered null.
Not techniques.
Dave Liepmann
Your point can be both central AND ad hominem. I say "techniques exist", your counter seems merely to be "yeah, but they're BJJ, ergo invalid"
Dave Liepmann
"Arresting the whole body first would require exerted effort to control the torso and legs, making arrest of the wrist simply optional (you could just as easily control the arm, elbow, shoulder)." --> OK, but this doesn't invalidate causing your opponent to submit by locking their wrist.
Example: In am taken down by a superior wrestler, and am able to mitigate the danger of them being on top of me by using full guard. I apply a gooseneck to their wrist, either breaking it or causing them to give up and stop hitting me.
Interesting. So taking them into full guard, how do you gain control of the wrist?
Dave Liepmann
My two favorite Youtube examples have been taken down, but I recommend reading this thread--
But to answer your question, attain high guard, wedge their elbow against my hip, and use both hands to lever the wrist back towards their elbow.
And high guard
both a position and leverage to maneuver the elbow and wrist in position?
Dave Liepmann
Surely not. You must agree that there are no guarantees in fighting, as in life.
But it's a nice way to prevent high-amplitude punches, minimize elbows, and threaten turnovers (e.g. flower sweep or pendulum sweep) and submissions (e.g. omoplata or mao de vaca).
Is this then a planned response to this sort of attack?
Dave Liepmann
I can only respond, "where is the picking and choosing?"
Does elbow placement in the hip preclude driving downward into the pelvis?
Dave Liepmann
It could, but like most positions, that would open up an opportunity for something else (e.g. a Kimura, sangaku, omoplata...)
1 hour later…
Dave Liepmann
I started a bounty on this question in order to get some judo-riffic science up in here:
What's the shortest distance between two points?
Dave Liepmann
Teleportation. BOOM! Science!
David H. Clements
@stlavik depends on the surface.
(ask someone with a degree in math a question…)
Dave Liepmann
Ooo, devious answer
David H. Clements
@stslavik rather.
I had to answer this question at work once for a project, it got complicated because we were working with the surface of the earth and were interested in multiple paths >_>
Dave Liepmann
That's a hairball of a problem, I bet
Better question (and one to which I actually
an answer) – Anyone know where to get (common store) a lux meter?
David H. Clements
Not off the top of my head if amazon doesn't sell ones you need.
Surprisingly, amazon was a great option. Thanks.
I hate amazon with a passion so I generally forget them
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A year ago the Edmonton Oilers may have had an inferiority complex when it came to matching up goaltenders with the Calgary Flames.
But that's not the case this season, with Dwayne Roloson in net.
"We have a lot of confidence in Roli's ability against whomever," said Oilers head coach Craig MacTavish.
"Whether it's against (Miikka) Kiprusoff, (Roberto) Luongo or any of the best goalies in the game. He's proven himself since he's been here that he's in that ilk of goaltender, in that quality."
Without Roloson, the Oilers don't beat the Detroit Red Wings in a shootout on Saturday night.
Without Kiprusoff, the Flames don't beat anybody!
Tonight's meeting between the two teams (7 p.m.) at Rexall Place is expected to be a showdown between two of the league's premier netminders.
"Roli is a big reason why we are where we are right now," said Oilers winger Raffi Torres.
"He's giving us a chance to win every game. Especially the last game he came up with some big saves. And those are games we have to find a way to win. When you have your goalie going like that, it's almost like you have a seventh man out there on the ice."
In the win over the Wings, Roloson made 38 saves, then turned aside five of Detroit's seven shooters in the shootout.
He also took what looked to be a sure goal away from Wings winger Dan Cleary, diving across the net to make a glove save.
"That was a momentum swing in that game," said Oilers captain Jason Smith. "Whether it's a big goal or a big save, it can change the momentum of the game and he was a big part of us getting a result in that game."
Heading into tonight's encounter Roloson sports a 2.38 goals against average with a .923 save percentage. He's played in all but two games for the Oilers this year and has a 10-6-1-1 record.
Conversely, Kiprusoff has played 17 of the Flames' 18 games this season. He has a 2.10 goals against average with a 9.28 save percentage and a 9-7-1-3 record.
"I think with Roli back there ... it gives us that one piece that was maybe not as consistent in the past," said Oilers centre Marty Reasoner.
"He's been so solid for us and it reassures us that maybe we can take a few more chances. It also makes our system play so much easier when you know if you just do your job and keep everybody on the outside, he's going to do his."
Roloson has great respect for his Flames counterpart. But Kiprusoff is not who he's most concerned with heading into tonight's game.
"I have too many other guys on that team to worry about, like (Kristian) Huselius, (Alex) Tanguay and (Jarome) Iginla," Roloson said.
"I can't be focusing on what (Kiprusoff) is doing at the other end. It sort of takes my focus away on what the forwards and defence are doing. If that happens the puck will end up in our net."
On Saturday, the Oilers only managed to get 21 shots on Wings rookie goaltender Joey MacDonald, who was making his first career NHL start. That's an amount which would hardly put a dent in Kiprusoff's armour.
"It's no secret that Roli held us in (the game), during periods of times in that game," Reasoner said. "We're not going to get ahead of ourselves and think we played better than we did because we came away with the win.
"I think there is a lot of room for improvement. But I think you need some of those games where the goalie steps up and steals it for you over the course of the year in order to be successful."


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The Kings spent the roughly 45 hours between the end of their 3-0 victory in Game 3 of this Stanley Cup finals Monday night and the start of Game 4 Wednesday evening talking about needing to match their same level of intensity from the previous three games.
But after the Rangers clawed at least partially back into this series with a 2-1 victory in front of a sellout crowd of 18,006 inside the Garden, the Kings were left knowing they wasted their first opportunity to close the series out and lift the Cup for the second time in three years.
"I think we could [play tougher]," said Kings captain Dustin Brown, whose beautiful break-away goal midway through the second period turned out to be the only time anyone beat Henrik Lundqvist all night.
"I'm not talking about big hits. I'm talking about puck battles, stick battles, in front of the net, getting in front of Lundqvist more.
"I think physicality, the physical part of the game, is very broad. It's not just about the body contact. … It's about getting in the dirty areas, and we can do better there."
But after falling behind 2-0 for the third time in four games in this series and the fourth time in their last five going back to Game 7 of the Western Conference finals against the Blackhawks, the Kings did get better — much better, in fact. Following Brown's goal at 8:46 of the second, Los Angeles proceeded to send wave after wave at Lundqvist at the other end of the ice, only to see him repeatedly turn their shots aside, including all 15 in the third period while limiting the Rangers to just one at the other end.
"We wanted to win this hockey game," Kings forward Tanner Pearson said. "We were down a goal and wanted to push it into overtime or win it."
While Lundqvist was undeniably brilliant, the Kings said they could do a better job of getting traffic in front of Lundqvist to make his life more difficult.
"He played well for them tonight," Brown said, "but we need to make it harder on him."
Still, for as good as Lundqvist was, the Kings had a pair of golden opportunities that they couldn't convert. Twice — once midway through the first period and again with just over a minute left in the third — the puck sat behind Lundqvist on the Rangers goal line, just waiting for a King to tap it into the net.
But first Anton Stralman and then Derek Stepan managed to slide it to safety each time, allowing the Rangers to live to fight another day.
"We got pucks behind him, but we couldn't tap them in," Pearson said. "We've just got to keep on doing what we did tonight."


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Utility crews pushed through deep drifting snow, fallen trees and downed power lines Saturday to restore electricity to more than a million homes and businesses that lost power a day earlier as a slow-moving winter storm pounded the region with heavy snow, rain and hurricane-force winds.
The masive storm disturbed air and land traffic -- leaving motorists stranded on the New York State Thruway for hours -- and claimed at least three lives, including one in Central Park. And now the cleanup begins.
Snowfall amounts varied throughout the Northeast, but nearly every state was left to deal with the fallout of powerful, gusting winds that created near-blizzard conditions in some areas that have faced three strong storms this month.
Areas to the south dealt with the third heavy snowfall this month. Monroe, N.Y., received 31 inches, and New York City got 20.9 inches in Central Park, pushing the February total to 36.9 and making it the snowiest month in the city's history. The previous high monthly total recorded in Central Park was 30.5 inches in March 1896, and the previous high for the month of February was 27.9 in 1934.
Friday's storm also made February the snowiest month ever for New Brunswick, N.J.; it has gotten 37 inches so far. This had already been the snowiest winter for Philadelphia and Atlantic City, N.J., before the latest storm dropped another 4 to 5 inches by midmorning Friday.
Power failures were severe and widespread, ranging from more than 330,000 in New Hampshire, to over 200,000 in Connecticut and New York and more than 100,000 in Maine and Massachusetts at the storm's peak. The Long Island Power Authority had restored all power to its customers by Saturday morning. Jersey Central Power & Light Company only had about 500 customers left without electricity. And New Jersey's largest utility, Public Service Electric & Gas, reported only scattered outages, primarily in the northern portions of the state.
The situation was more dire in Westchester County, for Consolidated Edison reported more than 50,000 customers were affected by the storm. The company has restored power to about 26,000, but downed power lines and fallen trees have hampered their efforts to return power to the other 24,000 customers.
The highest wind reported was 91 mph off Portsmouth, N.H. -- well above hurricane force of 74 mph. Gusts also hit 60 mph or more in Long Island.
New York's Ulster County, a region the size of Rhode Island wedged between the Catskill Mountains and the Hudson River, took a pounding.
Art Snyder, director of emergency management for Ulster County, said the primary utility, Central Hudson, faced its largest storm in its 100-year history.
"About 30,000 customers, or about 39 percent of their customer base, are without power,'' he said.
The stormy weather affected all forms of travel. More than 1,000 flights were canceled and bus service across northern New Jersey was knocked out. State troopers used snowmobiles to reach motorists stranded for hours on an eastern New York highway. By Saturday morning, the Port Authority says everything -- roads, bridges, tunnels and mass transit -- was pretty much back to normal.
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NEW YORK -- When Smarty Jones goes for the Triple Crown in the Belmont Stakes Saturday, Tapit and The Cliff's Edge won't be around to try to stop him.
The Cliff's Edge finished fifth behind Smarty Jones in the Kentucky Derby, but missed the Preakness with a bruised right front foot. The colt has recovered, but after a workout yesterday at Saratoga, trainer Nick Zito pulled his Blue Grass Stakes winner from consideration.
"He got very, very tired after the work," Zito said, and after talking to owner Robert LaPenta, "we decided not to run. He missed a whole week of training in Baltimore, so he would have been only 90 percent ready to run in the Belmont."
Tapit, ninth in the Derby, will miss the race because he has not "fully recovered from the remnants of lung disease," according to a posting on trainer Michael Dickinson's Tapeta Farm Web site.
David Fiske, racing manager for Winchell Thoroughbreds, Tapit's owners, said allergies may have caused the gray colt to develop a lung infection following a sixth-place finish in the Florida Derby. Tapit was healthy enough to win the Wood Memorial before running in the Kentucky Derby.
"He's just not 100 percent and he would have to be 110 percent to beat Smarty Jones, so we're not going to run," Fiske told the Thoroughbred Times.
Zito still plans to run Birdstone and Royal Assault in the Belmont. Other contenders include Rock Hard Ten and Eddington, second and third, respectively, in the Preakness; Master David, Purge, Tap Dancer, and Caiman.
With the latest defections, the trainers of Purge and Master David are now reconsidering their original plans to pass on the race.
Purge, beaten twice by Smarty Jones in Arkansas, was an impressive winner of the Peter Pan Stakes last week at Belmont. Master David, 12th in the Derby, was third in the Peter Pan.
Trainer Todd Pletcher said he will make a decision on Purge after the colt works out tomorrow.
"There is a chance," Pletcher said. "There's probably a little better chance now then there was a week ago."
"I might enter, but that's about it," Master David's trainer Bobby Frankel said.
Meanwhile, Smarty Jones took a 25-minute walk around Philadelphia Park yesterday, a day after he worked 7 furlongs in 1:29.20.
"He came out of the work perfect," barn foreman Bill Foster said. During the walk, "he was really on the muscle -- squealing and bucking. I even had to put a shank in his mouth to keep him under control."
Smarty Jones, who will attempt to become the 12th Triple Crown champion and first since Affirmed in 1978, could arrive at Belmont either Tuesday night or Wednesday.
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LEXINGTON, KY (Oct. 9 2013) – Martin Schwartz's Alterite (FR), a 1 1/2-length winner of the Garden City (G1) in her North American debut last month, headlines a deep field of nine 3-year-old fillies entered Wednesday for Saturday's 30th running of the $400,000 Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup (G1) to be contested at 1 1/8 miles on the turf.
The QE II will go as the ninth race on Saturday's 10-race program that begins at 1:05 p.m. (ET). Post time for the QE II is 5:21 p.m.
Alterite, who is one of seven graded or group winners in the field, will try to give trainer Chad Brown his second consecutive victory in the race. Brown, who won with Dayatthespa in 2012, would join Woody Stephens, John Veitch and Joe Orseno as the only trainers to win the QE II in consecutive years.
John Velazquez, who was aboard Alterite for the Garden City victory, has the call Saturday and will break from post position four.
Returning to challenge Alterite on Saturday are two fillies she left in her wake in the Garden City: third-place finisher Concise (GB) and seventh-place finisher Caroline Thomas.
Andrew Stone's Concise finished fourth in the Woodford Reserve Lake Placid (G2) prior to the Garden City. Trained by Graham Motion, the daughter of Lemon Drop Kid will be ridden by Edgar Prado and break from post position six. Motion and Prado combined to win the 2003 QE II with Film Maker.
Joyce Young's Caroline Thomas was elevated to first place in the Woodford Reserve Lake Placid before the Garden City. Trained by Barclay Tagg, Caroline Thomas is a daughter of 2007 QE II winner Bit of Whimsy, who was trained by Tagg and owned by Young and Gerald McManis. Caroline Thomas, by Giant's Causeway, will be ridden by Rosie Napravnik and break from post position three.
No daughter of a QE II winner has come back to win the race. In addition to Caroline Thomas, one other filly will have the chance to do so this year. That filly is Say (IRE), a daughter of 2002 winner Riskaverse.
Owned by Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor and Derrick Smith, Say finished sixth at Keeneland in last Saturday's First Lady (G1) against older fillies and mares. Trained by Aidan O'Brien, the Galileo (IRE) filly is following in the path of Together (IRE), the 2011 QE II winner who was second in the First Lady the week before.
A Group 3 winner in Ireland, Say will be ridden by James Graham and break from post position two.
The field for the Queen Elizabeth II Challenge Cup, from the inside out, is as follows: Sarach (Martin Garcia), Say (IRE) (Graham), Caroline Thomas (Napravnik), Alterite (FR) (Velazquez), Emotional Kitten (Garrett Gomez), Concise (GB) (Prado), Kitten's Dumplings (Julien Leparoux), Leigh Court (Gary Boulanger) and I'm Already Sexy (Florent Geroux). All starters will carry 121 pounds.


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We strongly recommend using light-colored metal (including nonstick) shallow baking pans (1 large or 2 small) for this recipe. When we used dark baking pans, the potatoes blackened before they were completely cooked through.
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- Makes 8 to 10 servings
- Active Time
- 25 min
- Total Time
- 45 min
- 3 lb medium sweet potatoes, peeled and each cut lengthwise into 8 spears
- 1/4 cup vegetable oil
- 1 1/4 teaspoons salt
- 5 tablespoons unsalted butter
- 1/3 cup molasses (not robust or blackstrap)
- 1/3 cup bottled horseradish (including juice; 3 oz)
- Put oven rack in lower third of oven and preheat oven to 450°F.
- If potato spears are very long, halve them diagonally. Toss potatoes with oil and 3/4 teaspoon salt in a large bowl, then spread in 1 layer in a large shallow baking pan (1 inch deep). Roast in lower third of oven, turning once or twice, until tender, 18 to 22 minutes. Leave oven on.
- While potatoes roast, bring butter, molasses, horseradish (with juice), and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt to a boil in a small heavy saucepan, stirring, then reduce heat and simmer, stirring occasionally, until slightly thickened and reduced to about 3/4 cup, about 5 minutes.
- Transfer mixture to a blender and purée 30 seconds (use caution when blending hot liquids). Pour glaze through a fine-mesh sieve into a heatproof bowl, pressing on and discarding solids. Drizzle glaze over cooked sweet potatoes and gently toss until coated.
- Just before serving, bake glazed sweet potatoes in lower third of oven until hot, 3 to 5 minutes.
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Sweet potatoes can be roasted 2 hours ahead. Toss with glaze and reheat just before serving.
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- Calories316
- Carbohydrates46 g(15%)
- Fat14 g(22%)
- Protein3 g(6%)
- Saturated Fat5 g(25%)
- Sodium488 mg(20%)
- Polyunsaturated Fat2 g
- Fiber5 g(22%)
- Monounsaturated Fat7 g
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Beautiful visuals are presented for the new season, which is more colorful than ever before, yet still sticking out of the crowd with unique colors and looks. The emphasis is set on rainforest running this time, rather than the usual urban environment.
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Sacramento's forecast high today was to be 100 degrees. But we are in the Sierra Nevada town of Truckee enjoying our first picnic, on the way to Grandmommy and Granddaddy's house in Colorado.
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For local exporters, 'China matters,' World Trade Center keynoter says
The Chinese export market is booming for U.S. companies, and as China's middle class grows, so will opportunities for American businesses, the president of the U.S.-China Business Council said Thursday.
"It's a $300 billion market for U.S. companies," John Frisbie said in an interview before speaking at World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara's 17th annual conference in Statler City. "That's why China matters; it matters for U.S. companies and for U.S. jobs."
It also matters in Erie and Niagara counties, where the market for Chinese trade has grown by 330 percent in a decade from $76 million to $333 million in 2012.
"That is significant growth," said Frisbie, who has been president of the private, nonprofit group that represent 220 companies doing business in China since 2004. His keynote speech was on "Securing Global Trade."
More than 300 CEOs and other executives from companies in Western New York and Southern Ontario attended, while 22 local companies that do work overseas had their products on display.
"It an opportunity to promote the international market and see what local companies are doing and spotlight their successes," said Christopher Johnston, president of World Trade Center Buffalo Niagara.
A decade ago, China was far down on the export list for the U.S., but with a 17 to 18 percent a year growth, it's now the nation's third largest, behind Canada and Mexico. It's the sixth biggest trade market for New York, with $4.2 billion in exports for the state, an increase of 192 percent in the past decade. That's more than double the worldwide growth rate of 89 percent during that time, Frisbie said.
For Western New York, it's No. 1 export to China is transportation equipment, valued at $99 million, followed by waste and scrap worth $72 million. Frisbie said more growth opportunities are "already baked in" because China's middle class is projected to double in the coming years to 600 million, increasing demand for consumer goods.
While the Chinese economy is now experiencing moderate growth due to the European economic downturn, China is still a promising market because it's economy is growing by 6 percent to 7 percent a year, he said.
Even so, many businesses are wary of the Chinese marketplace because of fears about the theft of intellectual property by Chinese manufacturers.
Robert L. Stevenson, president of Eastman Machine Co., a Buffalo manufacturer of fabric-cutting machines, relayed stories of Chinese manufacturers illegally copying the appearance of Eastman's Blue Streak machine and other products.
"They looked identical to ours," Stevenson said. Eastman even encountered a Chinese manufacturer whose imitation machine was called "Westman." The company has addressed these infringements through the U.S. and Chinese legal systems, but it's a continuing problem, he said.
"We don't have the resources to play the legal game of Whac-A-Mole," Stevenson said, adding that after addressing one manufacturer's transgressions, another case pops up.
Conrad Wong, intellectual property rights officer for the U.S. Patent and Trade Office, said it's "a multifaceted problem" that "we don't take lightly."
He encouraged businesses to check with U.S. embassies and consulates in the countries they are doing business and, if a problem arises, address it within the host country's legal system. Wong said that China is cracking down on violators but that "it's not a perfect system."
"It's a conundrum," he said. "It's a push-pull that does occur, based on human nature."
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Crispy Pork Belly
When pork belly is salted, cured, smoked and cooked it becomes the crisp bacon we know and love. When fresh, uncured pork belly is braised it becomes tender and luscious. This recipe is a little both. Pieces of fresh pork belly are marinated in fragrant Asian flavors, braised until tender then briefly deep-fried until crisp on the outside with a tender, moist interior.
Don't be put off by the amount of fat in a piece of fresh pork belly. While it's definitely a rich cut of meat, much of the fat cooks out during the initial braising step. The fat between the layers of meat help keep the meat moist during the braising step, try to select a piece of pork belly that has a 50/50 ratio of meat to fat in the streaking.
The final quick frying of the pork can be quite messy, but is well worth the final result. It is very important to make sure the meat is patted dry with paper towels before carefully sliding into the oil in a pan with high sides. Have a lid and a splatter shield close by and be prepared to move quickly to contain the splatters as the meat enters the hot cooking oil.
Crispy Pork Belly
1-2 lb piece of pork belly
1 cup soy sauce
½ cup light brown sugar
¼ cup sherry
8 thick slices fresh ginger
4 cloves garlic, halved
6 pieces star anise
12 whole black peppercorns
Vegetable oil for frying
Green onions for garnish
Pickled ginger for garnish
Slice the pork belly into thick 2 inch pieces. Place in a shallow bowl or zip-lock bag large enough to hold the meat and the marinade.
Combine the next 7 ingredients and pour over the meat. Marinate, refrigerated for several hours or even better, overnight. Place in a saucepan and add enough water if needed to partially cover the meat. Bring to a boil and gently simmer for about 60 minutes. This can be done a day or two ahead and refrigerated in the braising liquid until ready to fry in the next step.
Remove the pork from the braising liquid and pat dry with paper towels. Make sure to pat dry very well to cut down on the splattering in the final step.
Over medium heat, heat about 2 inches of oil in a pan with high sides until hot. Have tongs, a slotted spoon, a lid and a splatter screen handy, there will be quite a bit of splattering during the first 10 seconds.
Very carefully add a few pieces of the pork to the hot oil, fry on all side until lightly browned and crisped, and be prepared to place a platter screen or lid over the pan. This will take about 1 minute. Remove from the oil and place on paper towels. Continue with the remaining meat until it has all been fried.
While still hot chop into bite sized pieces and serve over plain rice drizzled with a few drops of soy sauce and sliced green onions. Garnish with pickled ginger.
Best served right away. The meat will lose it's crispness if refrigerated after fried.


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SAN DIEGO – San Diego Gas & Electric announced today that it has signed two 20-year contracts to receive solar energy from Imperial County.
The deals are with Tallbear Seville LLC to purchase 20 megawatts from a facility under construction northwest of Brawley, and with 8minutenergy Renewables to buy the same amount of power from the Calipatria Solar Farm.
Both projects are expected to come online in 2015 and deliver power to SDG&E over the Sunrise Powerlink, a major energy transmission line connecting San Diego with the Imperial Valley.
"The Calipatria Solar Farm will deliver clean energy to over 9,000 households in SDG&E's service area and create more than 50 direct and 100 indirect jobs in the Imperial Valley," said Martin Hermann, CEO of 8minutenergy Renewables.
"We would like to thank SDG&E for their continued commitment to the Imperial Valley, where the unemployment rate is among the highest in the nation," he said.
SDG&E reported that 20.8 percent of its sales last year were for renewable energy. In the last two years, the utility has signed contracts to add 1,879 megawatts of power from renewable sources.


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Motorcycle racing is a continual war of innovation. It is a war fought out on many different battlegrounds at many different times, but at its heart, it is about finding new ways, better ways of doing things. Engineers, teams, and riders are always looking for some small advantage, turning what they do upside down in the hope of finding something to exploit.
Usually, when motorcycle racing fans talk about innovation, they have a vision of hard metal in their minds, of parts belonging on a motorcycle. They will point to aluminium twin spar frames, to upside down forks, to seamless gearboxes.
Some may allude to slightly less tangible improvements: Honda's Torductor, a sensor used to measure the forces going through the engine sprocket directly; perhaps Yamaha's electronics package, which combines 3D models of the racetrack with predictive models of tire wear and fuel load to provide adaptive vehicle dynamics strategies.
The human element is important too. New training methods come and go, along with new diets and new nutritional supplements. Riders suddenly start getting off the bike and jumping into ice baths to aid recovery.
Then, a year later, the ice baths are gone. If the championship leader spends a lot of time on a trials bike, everyone down to the rider bringing up the rear in Moto3 has to spend his time jumping rocks on a Beta or a GasGas. Should a new champion focus on racing dirt track, every rider and his mother-in-law has a dirt oval built in their back yard.
At Jerez, qualifying in both MotoGP and Moto3 showcased organizational innovation, the ability to see opportunities offered in a qualifying format, and to exploit them to your own advantage. In both cases those seizing their chances were richly rewarded, with Marc Marquez and Jack Miller securing pole comfortably in MotoGP and Moto3, their respective classes.
Miller's trick is one he has been using almost since the start of the season, and has been covered here before. But the innovation come up with by Marc Marquez was a masterstroke, the fruits of a spark of inspiration planted by an almost chance remark, yielding a rich harvest.
That innovation? Swapping bikes during Q2 to use a fresh set of tires, instead of sitting waiting while the mechanics rushed to put in a new rear tire. At a track with a shorter lap time like Jerez, this meant that Marquez was able to manage three exits instead of two, pushing doubly hard on a new tire each time, instead of trying to extract performance for multiple laps on a new soft tire.
It had come about after Marquez told his crew chief Santi Hernandez that the soft rear tire only really gave full performance for a single lap at full speed. He had mentioned this to Hernandez after FP4, Marquez told the press conference, and just before qualifying, Hernandez suggested the radical new strategy.
It meant that Marquez would have to go out on two different bikes, and although MotoGP machines are supposed to be identical, they never are completely. Marquez said he felt good on both bikes, though he admitted he felt slightly better on one bike than on the other.
He then cunningly avoided answering which of his two bikes he preferred, by joking that it was 'the orange one' which felt better. There was also a minor setup change between the two, but that did not prevent Marquez from going out and hammering in a fast lap.
And what a lap. It took him until the third attempt, but Marquez put over four tenths of a second on Jorge Lorenzo. It also took him under Lorenzo's pole record at Jerez, which Lorenzo had set back in 2008, and was one of only four pole records left to be set on the supersoft qualifying tires.
Marquez has now been on pole for all four MotoGP races of the 2014 season, a feat last achieved by Valentino Rossi. One more pole and he matches Rossi's record of five. A sixth, and he matches the record of Giacomo Agostini, which would be an achievement indeed, given just how competitive grids are compared to the late 1960s and early 1970s.
That does not mean that the race is Marquez's for the taking. On pure race pace, the top four are very much closer than qualifying suggests. Look at the lap charts for FP4, and Marquez, Lorenzo, Dani Pedrosa and Valentino Rossi are all capable of running multiple laps in the high 1'39s and low 1'40s.
Lorenzo took the cake, going out and packing as much of a race simulation as he could into the 30 minute FP4 session. The Movistar Yamaha set out with a sequence of five laps in the 1'39s, his pace then dropping to just the low 1'40s, eventually declining to the high 1'40s.
It was an impressive performance, and one reminiscent of the Jorge Lorenzo who seemed to go missing at the Sepang 1 test, and had yet to turn up.
Lorenzo's team boss Wilco Zeelenberg said that Lorenzo was feeling much happier than he had done in a while. The fact that his team asked him to do a race simulation was a sign of just how strong Lorenzo was feeling.
"He can keep the pace better than before, that's why we asked him to do it," Zeelenberg explained. "It helps him get into his rhythm, find the limit. If the tire drops too much and you cannot push, then you come in. This was finally the first time where he's able to do this pace. But it's not a race simulation, it's 18 laps, you still need to do 9 more."
The fact that Marquez was on pole was less of a concern. "The race is tomorrow," Zeelenberg said, before joking that at least Marquez had needed three tires to take the pole from Lorenzo, who had used only two. "We are very happy with second," he added more seriously. "The race is tomorrow, and we know we are not going to be doing 1'38s."
In fact it looks like being a proper four-way shootout for the win, a race which could perhaps be settled in the final corner. Valentino Rossi was feeling the benefit of a new chassis, one which had failed to convince Jorge Lorenzo.
Offering more braking stability, the new frame had added to Rossi's confidence in braking. He had been hoping for a front row, Rossi said, but the most important thing was the race rhythm. Teammate Lorenzo was a little bit better, Rossi suffering with a rear tire which wanted to spin up in the hot and greasy conditions.
Then there's Dani Pedrosa, who loves the Jerez circuit and has never been off the podium in the premier class. Starting from the front row was important, he said, but even more important was getting a good start and avoiding getting caught up with the riders behind in the first laps.
This is where he had suffered, Pedrosa explained, taking too long to fight his way forward to the leaders. The plan for Sunday was to be at the front of the race from the very beginning.
With four riders likely to be battling for victory from the start, the chances of yet another last-corner collision must surely be high. The final turn at Jerez is notorious for action, as witnessed last year by the collision between Lorenzo and Marquez.
Try as they might, the journalists in the press conference could not tempt either man into saying anything concrete about the possibility of yet another clash.
Marc Marquez's innovation may be new – expect to see more riders trying it out at the shorter circuits which have very high temperatures – Jack Miller's strategy in Moto3 has become familiar this season.
Instead of waiting until the last moment of qualifying, and trying to hitch a decent tow (so often a prerequisite of a fast time in MotoGP's smallest class) Miller goes out early when the track is at its emptiest and fires in an unbeatable time.
In Austin, that was at the start of the session; at Jerez, that was some ten minutes before the end, before the track filled up with riders desperate for a tow. "It's like a parking lot in those last minutes," Miller quipped.
Sunday promises much by the way of racing. A scorching hot circuit, a tight battle in Moto3, an unpredictable Moto2 race – Mika Kallio sits on pole, rather than Marc VDS teammate Tito Rabat, who has dominated Moto2 this year – and best of all, a real scrap in MotoGP.
Crowds are already thronging the streets of Jerez, though it is still uncertain whether they will make their way to the track. Season observers reckoned that crowds were a little thin for qualifying, putting the lack of spectators down to the last-minute TV deal in Spain putting MotoGP into the hands of Movistar, the local broadband and mobile phone giant.
The Spanish telecoms giant has already taken to covering up the logo on its gear at the circuit, after instances of sabotage were reported. Fans were angry at having lost free-to-air coverage, but even more so than the fact that many Spaniards could not even receive the coverage if they wanted to.
Movistar's high speed broadband service is not available in many smaller towns and villages of Spain, leading to the ironic situation that even the president of Repsol could not watch the exploits of the world champions he sponsors.
The small village he lives in outside of Barcelona does not have Movistar broadband yet, and so he must go without. At least Dorna's decision to block new purchases of its video pass in Spain and Italy has been undone, after a Spanish lawyer worked out that this was illegal under EU law.
Dorna's new TV strategy is coming under close scrutiny, and though it is bringing in strong revenue in TV rights, there are question marks over what it is doing to the popularity of the sport. With Sunday's race looking like being a real barnburner, this could turn out to be a painful own goal for Dorna in the long run.
That, however, is something to consider later. On Sunday, there will be racing, at a great track, in front of passionate fans, in a wonderful location. What more can a motorcycle racing fan ask for?
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A special event is to be held for anyone considering becoming a foster carer.
The team from charity Community Foster Care will be on hand at Barton Grange Garden Centre, Garstang Road, Brock on Sunday January 12 between 11am and 4pm to answer questions about fostering, as well as providing arts and crafts and facepainting sessions for children.
Emma Weaver, Registered Manager of Community Foster Care, based at Nateby, said: "The family fun day is an opportunity for anyone interested in fostering to have an informal chat whilst the children are entertained."
There are more than 1,300 children in Lancashire in need of foster carers, and the number is rising.
Foster carers come from all walks of life and can be single, married or divorced; male or female. They must be aged 25-70.
Emma said: "If you want to join an agency that feels like a large family with a high level of support, that is what Community Foster Care is about."
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Reviewed by Chris B. on 11/21/2017
Would they buy this item again? Yes
This is just a great product. I've used it for several years now on paint coloring from white to black and it works very well on all. I generally used this product with a white foam pad and get great results. Will remove minor swirls and holograms with the white pad and leave a very smooth finish.
Reviewed by Rinaldo C. on 10/26/2017
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Versatile best product. Pros - perfect cons - none recommend to have in the arensal
Reviewed by Richard M. on 5/27/2017
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Great product. It works as expected from Menzerna products, great. Combined with the correct pad, it delivers great results. I've used it on many different paint colors and it delivers. I combine it often with a urofiber pad. I will definitely continue using this product. Worth the extra couple dollars!
Reviewed by Trent P. on 5/26/2017
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Works well on stubborn soft paint or hard to finish paints like the new z71 chevy paint. Softer polish but can easily remove any minimal defects that might exist in your paint after a compound stage.
Reviewed by Colby N. on 3/20/2017
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Love it, excellent results and very easy to work with and remove. It does everything it says it will.
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This is a good product, it saves me a lot of time!
Reviewed by David B. on 11/6/2016
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Great results with a PC and LC orange pad. Not a pro just enjoy doing my own vehicles. Easy to work with, finished down to great shine. Removed majority of swirls and light scratches. Comes off with little effort. Put a Menzerna sealant on my black Yukon and it looks awesome. Paint really pops.
Reviewed by Sebastian G. on 9/5/2016
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This is a great polish. I use it with my FLEX 3401 and the results come up great every time. The spread of the product allows less product use while working well with very few passes. I use it for all my paint correction jobs now because it's that good. I've used many polishing compounds and this one so far is my favorite. They definitely have a great product that has worked well on all client cars including exotics. If you really want to save time and deliver great results look no further. I've been detailing professionally since 2004 and they now have a customer for life!
Reviewed by Mark M. on 6/10/2016
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This is a great product to use for minor swirls, hazing, and other small imperfections. I used this polish with a LC white pad on a PC random orbital polisher. It removed most of the swirls on my 2013 black G37xS. I bet if I bumped the pad up to the LC orange, I would have been able to pretty much remove every minor swirl or scratch. This is also a great one step polish if you're using the LC white pad. I finished the car off with Menzerna 3500 with black pad and it looked phenomenal. Very high gloss and it looked like the paint was 10 feet deep. This is my go to combo for light imperfections. It was even able to lighten a couple deeper scratches I had on the clearcoat.
Reviewed by Steve J. on 4/17/2016
Would they buy this item again? Yes
Works great on hard paint. I polished a 2000 Jaguar with an orbital polisher and purple pad from pretty much dull to factory gloss in one step. I first tried to polish with PO85RD but it just didn't have enough bite. Ended up not needing to use it at all.
Reviewed by William H. on 10/2/2015
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Menzerna polish is very hard to beat. This is a great one step polish that cuts great and finishes very nice.
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Try a test spot to find the correct pad. And rock & roll the finish. You will have great results you will be happy with the purchase.
Reviewed by Joseph W. on 8/23/2015
Would they buy this item again? Yes
Great polish! I use it for cars that need a one step polish and this works great and really cuts my time down. Also, even tho it says not to use in direct sunlight, I have since I'm mobile and have never had a issue still has great work time
Reviewed by mr A. on 5/3/2015
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Too bad I couldn't attach the photo of my client's red 911 Turbo-S so that everyone can see what this incredible polish does in 1-step-simply ASTONISHING! He said, "my paint looks awesome" on a $200,000 engineering marvel-we're both smiling!
Reviewed by Matt C. on 4/4/2015
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This product is perfect. Cuts exactly like you would expect. Great for when you don't need super intensive or a strong compound but still need significant cut to achieve correction. Doesn't need a final follow up. Great single step correction for the average enthusiast.
Reviewed by Garrett G. on 1/23/2015
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Reviewed by Brad D. on 11/6/2014
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Worked great on 2011 Jet Black BMW 535i using da with lc 5.5" flat orange pad
Reviewed by Richard S. on 3/23/2014
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Best Polish I've Ever Used in this cut range, and provides an amazing amount of gloss. Finishes down very intuitively and doesn't wisp away too soon, allowing some time to work on problem areas. Compares favorably to offerings from boutique brands, but without the hype. I can't wait to try the 4000 or 4500.
Reviewed by Howard A. on 10/20/2013
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With this polish I am blown away. I used it on my Subaru, which is a burgundy red, and although the finish is not perfect, it's a much better improvement. I used an orange pad and I am impressed. I would like to try it with other pads to see the effect as well.
Reviewed by Michael N. on 9/13/2013
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This stuff is fantastic for the project I'm working on now! Im detailing a black HEAVILY swirled Dodge Challenger SRT8. I did a 2x2 area with a lake country orange pad and within 2 minutes, I wipe it all off and WOW. Perfect finish! I will try it out with a white pad next. Finish it off with 4000 and blackfire. This will be my new go to polish.
Reviewed by Norman I M. on 7/31/2012
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This is a great time saver for a lass than total paint correction. Used with Surbuf,
Reviewed by Steven S. on 7/13/2012
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Excellent finish & gloss with PC 7424XP (speed 6) & Surbuf microfiber pad on a heavily swirled hood of black 2010 Ford Fusion. 4 passes with 15lbs pressure & 2 passes machine pressure only. Finished with CG EZ-Creme Glaze, the 2 coats of Menzerna Power Lock (30 min apart). Taking it to another level of spectacular; complete a second polish with Menzerna SF 4500 (PO85RD). Stand back & admire the spectacular results. Cheers & happy detailing!
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Realising Potential : developing personalised conditionality and support : a discussion paper on next steps in implementing the Gregg Review
This discussion paper sets out further detail about how the Government plans to implement the recommendations of the Gregg Review on personalised conditionality and support (published in December 2008). In particular it focuses on the supportive framework we want to put in place to help many more parents with younger children and Employment and Support Allowance claimants to prepare for work. Putting this framework in place should ensure further progress in our aim to support families, promote employment and eradicate child poverty.


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The effort to place an initiative on the November 2010 ballot to repeal Proposition 8 and restore equal marriage rights for same-sex couples, announced today that the proponents did not gather the 694,354 signatures necessary to place the proposed initiative on the ballot. The group vowed to work toward the repeal of Prop 8 at the next general election in November 2012.
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Major Setback to Effort to Repeal California's Prop 8 in 2010
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The effort to take the marriage equality battle back to the California ballot in 2010 experienced a major setback Monday when the Courage Campaign announced it was calling for more research and time to change hearts and minds before returning to the ballot to restore marriage for gay and lesbian couples in California. Courage Campaign had…
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A new LATimes/USC poll was released Friday regarding voter attitudes about Gay Marriage. A year after Proposition 8 removed the rights of same-gender couples to get married it seems that little has changed. According to the poll, a narrow 51% majority support marriage equalitywith 43% opposed. In addition, the LATimes reports that despite the majority support for marriage equality, a significant…
Fundraising Launched for 2010 Marriage Equality Initiative
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We received the following release from the folks behind the ballot initiative effort to Repeal Prop 8 ballot in 2010: Million for a Million†will fund signature gathering to put a marriage equality initiative on the California ballot next November San Francisco, CA, November 4, 2009 – At rallies today in San Francisco, Los Angeles, San…
EQCA Announces Support for Repealing Prop 8 in 2012
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This morning Executive Director Geoff Kors, on behalf of Equality California Equality California (EQCA), announced his organization's support for a ballot measure to repeal Prop 8 in 2012 during a conference for bloggers and media. Mr. Kors said that during the last 100 days EQCA had done a great deal of research in several areas.…
Courage Campaign Challenges Supporters: Raise Money to Move Forward
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NOTE: Rick Jacobs, Chair of Courage Campaign, along with the Courage Campaign staff released the following letter to the "friends, allies, and partners dedicated to repealing Proposition 8: 2010: It's time to make a decision I write to you today with urgency and seriousness. After months of discussion and debate, the time has come to make the…
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About 200+ marriage equality activists gathered in San Bernardino on Saturday for what was billed as a "LGBT Leadership Summit" to discuss how and when to repeal Proposition 8 which was passed by voters in 2008 removing the right to marry from same gender couples in California. While there were a significant portion of those…


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Jul 24, 2014 - Omron NJ Ethernet Driver in Kepware Technologies KEPServerEX v5.15 embeds EtherNet/IP and EtherCAT open networks, allowing creation of drivers using standard protocol instructions. Using Sysmac NJ CIP over Ethernet protocol, driver supports 256 channels and 1,024 devices per channel and features CIP-configurable packet size from 500–1,996 bytes/packet. Support covers read blocking and multi-servicing of writes to arrays as well as symbolic addressing of basic data types and structures.
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"Kepware provides industry-leading communication and interoperability software solutions throughout the automation industry," said John Harrington, Product Manager - Manufacturing Solutions at Kepware. "With important customers requesting support for the Omron Sysmac NJ controller in their OPC applications, Kepware coordinated with the Omron development team and leveraged Omron's built-in EtherNet/IP protocol to create a reliable and seamless communications platform. Because our solution uses a native driver, no additional middleware is required." The acronym "OPC" comes from "OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) for Process Control" and allows Windows programs to communicate with industrial hardware devices.
Each Omron Sysmac NJ controller embeds both EtherNet/IP and EtherCAT open networks, allowing endorsed partners like Kepware Technologies to create drivers using standard protocol instructions. In this way, communication is clean and optimized, guaranteeing best performance.
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Within KEPServerEX, the Omron Server Suite includes the new Omron NJ Ethernet driver as part of the bundled package of Omron device drivers Kepware has developed over the years. The Kepware product name is "Omron NJ Ethernet Driver" using Omron's Sysmac NJ EtherNet/IP (CIP over Ethernet) protocol.
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Lesbian singer-songwriter duo (and twin sisters) Tegan and Sara's newest album, Heartthrob hits stores on Tuesday, January 29. But you can get a sneak preview of the entire album before the record drops right now at Rolling Stone.
The record is a sharp departure from the folksy, guitar-centered songs that Tegan and Sara built their indie reputation upon. Heartthrob breaks into the mainstream music consciousness with synth-laden hooks and catchy melodies that will linger in your head and leave your… heart… throbbing.
The twins sat down with Rolling Stone to talk about the naming of the album, and how they wanted to escape from the passive, martyrdom of their last record, Sainthood. Watch Tegan and Sara wax nostalgic on the naming process, and the past romances that continue to provide lyrical inspiration for the pair. And just for kicks, note that the video was directed and edited by none other than Clea DuVall.


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Orchard Park man faces second DWI charge this year
An Orchard Park man was arrested for the second time this year on a charge of driving while intoxicated, police reported.
Kevin P. O'Connor, 36, was pulled over at about 3:45 a.m. today after he was seen driving through a red light at Southwestern Boulevard and Orchard Park Road, police said. He refused a breath test at the police station and became argumentative with officers, police said.
O'Connor was charged with DWI, passing a red light, having an uninspected motor vehicle and refusing a roadside screening test.
This past February, O'Connor was charged with DWI after an accident on Route 219, police said.
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That's EXACTLY how I feel, Tia! You said it better than I've tried to all season!Originally Posted by TiaMaria62;3913705;Derek is a FANTASTIC dancer and choreographer...but it's just not fair that he ALWAYS gets a really good partner.
Nicole is beautiful and a GREAT dancer.....but it's just not fair that the producers put a singer/dancer in this competition.
I know she has never done ballroom before....but she is used to learning dance routines as part of her career. She is proficient at learning the steps, she is knowledgable about how to move her body and what her body looks like moving to music.
Compare that to someone with little dance experience, Niecy, or NO dance experience, Kate (although I don't think anything would help her) and they don't have as much experience or ANY experience learning dance steps or how their body looks and moves to music.
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Album Rating: 4.5the proverbial summit
Album Rating: 4.0I actually should order a vinyl of this too. Once I get myself a record player, damnit. [2]
nice review
really like the album cover, and album is also really enjoyable
Album Rating: 4.0^^^where'd you get it?!?!?!?!?!?
Hm I think what I said is still grammatically sound, but I'll probably add your correction to be safe. Cheers, man
Damn this is out?
I'll check it out but I don't think I'll get into it too much.
Digging: Beastmilk - Climax
It isn't out yet, I got dat promo do'
Oh yeah, of course, haha. Totally forgot that was an option.
Album Rating: 4.5jennifer lawrence yo. get your fap on
Thanks a ton man. Glad I could rekindle your interest in the album.
Snippets give an impression of a lack of cohesiveness, but really and truly, all these tracks make sense alone, and then also in the album's context.
Album Rating: 4.5Great review. I loved their last album so I'm excited to hear this.
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Album Rating: 4.0Great Review!
Really excited to hear this album. really like The Collective but not much before that album. From the samples and the song they released, i imagine i will enjoy this quite a bit, especially from the way its described in this review.
Great review, I'm a sucker for these instrumental, guitar-driven bands. Can't wait to hear this, you made it sound absolutely beautiful.
The Collective is one of my favorite albums so this BETTER BE GOOD!!
Album Rating: 4.5^ yeah, they set the bar pretty high with The Collective.. but I feel like they can easily match that and more with this. I have faith.
Great review, Jacob. Was an engaging read.
Album Rating: 4.0still havent heard the collective yet dam. great review as always
Album Rating: 4.5Loved The Collective, can't wait for this one.
Album Rating: 4.0damn u gettin me excited for this
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The holiday season is upon us and with that it is high season for family travels. Whether you are visiting loved ones in warmer places or colder places and no matter if you are getting there via car, train, bus or plane, traveling with little munchkins is always an undertaking and never easy. Here are a few tips and tricks that will help you get there smoothly with your baby and kids in tow.
Be sure to check out all the options that are available to you with your airline. You will be able to locate this information in the same part of the website you will go to for check-in. There can be benefits such as extra baggage allowance, bulkhead reservations (along with a small crib option), and information about what to do with strollers (ALWAYS take the stroller all the way to the gate. It will be stowed and then ready for you when you land)
For children be sure to reserve them a kids meal ahead of time (This needs to be done a few days in advance of travel). There is nothing worse than being stuck at 35,000 ft with a hungry toddler.
Pack brand new toys for them to play with on the plane. The fun of discovering a new toy keeps them occupied – especially if it is something that engages them for a while such as a new coloring book and pens or a small puzzle. Keep the items small, but ideally pack at least 1 new toy for every hour and reveal them hourly, not all at once.
Pack a zip-lock® bag or small garbage bag in your purse. This might seem odd, but the amount of things you get handed on a plane with wrappings can make a big mess of your area and can add to the stress. Alternative, you can use your Bebe au Lait Wet & Dry Bags – they are true multi-taskers, especially while traveling.
Pack a change of clothes for your little ones. Inevitably, they spill something on themselves in the first 5 minutes of travel. And again our multi-tasking Wet & Dry bags will come in handy. Make sure to pack a few! get them here>
If it's a long-haul flight, pack pajamas. The routine of getting ready for bed helps to settle them down. Plus, there is nothing more comfortable to wear.
Make sure the iPad is fully charged and don't forget child-size headphones.
Wear a Nursing Scarf for travel – it can double as a blanket when the flight is air-conditioned like the North Pole.
Bring lots of snacks! But not sugary ones or you'll be pulling your little one off the celling of the plane. Cheerios are good, as are raisins.
A Nursing Cover can be used to both nurse in public, and also provide a cocoon – helping baby focus on you, not the surroundings and keep them calm.
Last but not least, relax and try not to worry about the people around you. Most of them will be glad they are not the ones dealing with children and will actually feel more sympathy for you than anger.