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sea saltMonday, May 19, 2008
I tried to get over here all day. What happens to some days?
Chopping 0ban wafers; completely unnecessary.
Buying cocoa rouge powder from a fabulous local confectioner; necessary.
Sampling the delicious batter; completely necessary.
Using sea salt; necessary.
Having the last bite for breakfast; completely necessary.
Three pieces from your second batch saved for your children's lunches; necessary.
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sounds great! and visiting mon aimee not only necessary for this recipe but for daily survival ! at least that's what i'm going to tell myself!ReplyDelete
I'll have to try these. My local chocolate shop has really delicious caramels with sea salt, so I've grown to love the taste!ReplyDelete
Mmmm, I just had sea salt caramels and loved them! The salt is the perfect foil to the sweetness...ReplyDelete
mon ami...yes...a necessary place...these WILL be made over here...thank you for sharing...ReplyDelete
I love salty sweet, so this sounds like a great recipe for me. My favorite treat is salted caramels from a local chocolatier...ReplyDelete
I have just discovered your blog and everything I see on here inspires me: knitting, cooking and being a Mom. I have two daughters and I love all you creative ideas and your presentations. I just wanted you to know that you are providing lots of us with a little sunshine and inspiration. Thank you!ReplyDelete
My bell just quivered a bit in jealousy. Whoa. Holy batter.ReplyDelete
Oh, my, goodness... what are you doing to me? That yummy breakfast-y cookie cake thingy with berries was a huge hit with both my husband and my children (um, yeah, me too), and now you have me thinking of going out and buying unsweetened cocoa? That's not something I usually stock... yet...ReplyDelete
Sea salt I do have...
Enough about such sweetness,
happy knitting-
- Tricia in Colorado5/22/2008
Yum! This is a great recipe, thank you for sharing. (Is it from a cookbook I need to own?) Along with good chocolate, I used coarse fleur de sel instead of finely ground sea salt. Great results and it looks pretty with the salt flakes on top. I've been searching for a new and improved brownie recipe and this fits the bill!ReplyDelete
OMG! Brownies are my favorite and these look fantastic! Thanks for sharing!ReplyDelete
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Oh such a good combo, salt is amazingly necessary with a good chocolate! Yummo Leslie! I would love one for breakfast, thank you!ReplyDelete
Welcome back to 'regular' life; vacation is so much fun but I have to say there is something calming about routine. The brownies are a wonderful way to settle back into your days.ReplyDelete
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Advanced Magnetic Materials for Energy and Power Conversion Applications
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B-5: Investigating an Exchange-spring Magnet for Direct-drive Wind Turbine Generators
Helena Arifa Khazdozian, Scott K. McCall, Aditya Vedantam, Devin D. Imholte, Ananth V. Iyer, Ikenna C. Nlebedim
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Dy-containing Nd-Fe-B permanent magnets are necessary for high-strength magnet applications in high-temperature operating environments, such as direct-drive wind turbine generators. However, the price sensitivity and criticality of Dy and Nd necessitate investigation of alternative materials. Though Sm-Co magnets have high coercivity and better temperature performance than Dy-containing Nd-Fe-B magnets, their relatively lower remanence and energy product excludes them from applications like direct-drive wind turbine generators, which require high energy density magnets. By exchange-coupling a Sm-Co 1:5 hard phase with a Fe-Co soft phase, an exchange-spring magnet (ESM) with sufficient energy product for wind turbine application is possible. Using finite element analysis, the performance of the ESM in a 3 MW direct-drive permanent magnet generator will be compared to that of a Dy-containing Nd-Fe-B magnet over a temperature range of -50 to 150°C. A techno-economic analysis compares the two permanent magnet materials.
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A New, Structural, Permanent Magnet Based on the Theory of High Entropy Alloys
Accelerated Discovery of Magnetic Alloys with Decreased Critical Materials
Additive Manufacturing for Superior Alnico Magnets
Additive Manufacturing of High Performance NdFeB Bonded Magnets
Additive Manufacturing of Highly Reactive Lanthanides
Addressing Criticality in Magnetic Materials: A System Level Performance Assessment Approach
Advances in Solid State Texture Development in Powder Processed Alnico Magnets
Amorphous and Nanocomposite Magnets for High Efficiency, High Speed Motor Designs
Anisotropic Dense Bulk MnBi Magnets with High Magnetic Performance
Application Impact of Magnetic Ribbon Core Strain Annealing
B-1: A Study on Microstructure of Nb-Ti Based Alloy with Strain and Heat-treatment
B-3: Development of Filaments for 3D Printing from Recycled Materials
B-4: High Temperature Performance of Dy-free Nd
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B-5: Investigating an Exchange-spring Magnet for Direct-drive Wind Turbine Generators
B-6: Tuning of Magnetic Properties of Heusler-type Glass-coated Microwires
Building 3D Structures from Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Ribbon for Applications in High Efficiency Motors
Circular Economy in Permanent Magnets Manufacturing
Coercivity Development in Mn-Al Alloys with Multi Elemental Additions
Comparing Binder Jetting and Laser Metal Deposition for Ni-Mn-based Functional Magnetic Materials
Core Loss Measurements and Benchmarking of Commercial Soft Magnetic Core Materials for High Frequency Power Conversion
Core Loss Reduction of Electrical Motor Being Applied to by Low Iron Loss
Crystallization Kinetics in (Fe70Ni30)80Nb4Si2B14 Metal Amorphous Nanocomposites (MANCs)
Development of Iron-rich (Fe,Ni,Co)-based Nanocrystalline Magnets with Minimized Magnetostriction
Effect of Cooling Rate on the Magnetic and Mechanical Properties of Melt Spun Fe-6.5 wt.% Electric Steel
Effect of Mn and Sb Substitutions on the Structural and Magnetic Properties of Fe1-xMnxSn1-ySby Alloys
Efficient Energy-conversion Near Room-temperature with Transition Metal Based Magnetic Materials
Energy Dense Processing of Magnetic Materials
Engineering of Magnetic Properties of Co- and Fe-rich Microwires by Stress Annealing
Fabrication of Nanocomposite Magnets with High Energy Density: Challenges and Approaches
Field-annealed Amorphous and Nanocrystalline Ribbons and Composites with Improved Energy Performance
Imaging of Magnetic Domain Dynamics at Power Frequency
Influence of Co-doping on the Crystal Structure, Magnetocaloric Properties and Elastic Moduli of the La(Fe,Si)13 Compound
Laser Additive Manufacturing of Magnetic Materials
Leakage Flux Induced Losses and Shielding in Magnetic Ribbon Cores
Magnetic Domains and Microstructure in Nanocrystalline Soft Magnetic Fe-Si Alloys
Magnetocaloric Effect and Local Structure in B/In-substituted Gd-Co-Al Metallic Glasses
Magnetocaloric Properties of (Fe,Mn)3Al Based Alloys under Hydrostatic Pressure
Methods for Characterizing the Hysteresis of Magnetocaloric Materials
Microstructural Effects of Thermomagnetic Processing in Nd2Fe14B-based Permanent Magnet Materials
Microstructural Stability of Additively Manufactured Soft Magnetic Composites
Microstructure and Coercivity in Alnico Permanent Magnets
Multiport Converter and High Frequency Transformer Technology for Grid Integration of Distributed Generation Resources
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Severe Plastic Deformation as a Tool for Production Advanced Magnetic Materials
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Structural and Magnetic Properties of RE-Fe Compounds with Tetragonal ThMn
The Advantages Offered by the Additive Manufacturing Approach in the Production of Soft Magnetic Silicon Steel Parts: from the Fabrication to the Magnetic and Mechanical Characterisation of the Printed Material
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Venture into the extraordinary underground caves and ethnic highland villages of central Vietnam
Most travellers overlook the region, but there's plenty more to central Vietnam than Hoi An and Hue – and we've now got the trip to prove it. In addition to time spent in both of places, which are must-visits on any itinerary, this trip ventures where very few others do: up into the highlands of the Truong Son mountain range and underground in the Tu Lan Cave System just outside Phong Nha. Spend a night in the remote village of Bho Hoong, home of the ethnic Co Tu people, and learn about their traditional way of life. Then, after a couple of days exploring Hue's ancient citadel, get ready for something else completely different. Over two days and one night, venture below ground into one of the world's largest – and most recently discovered – cave complexes. Wind through narrow rock corridors, scramble along rocky outcrops, swim through subterranean rivers and camp in the jungle.
This will become a 12 day trip in 2019. We will be adding one night on Cat Ba Island (day 10) and an additional night in Hanoi (day 11).
Fall under the spell of enchanting Hoi An, an old port city of colonial-era architecture, superb dining and unrivalled shopping
Learn the ways and history of the ethnic Co Tu people during an overnight stay in the highland village of Bho Hoong
With its sprawling array of attractions, the imperial city of Hue is best explored from the back of a motorbike and cruising down the Perfume River by dragon boat
Sample the literal life underground on a two-day spelunking adventure through the enormous caves and subterranean rivers of Tu Lan Cave system and Phong Nha
One night at the Bho Hoong Village is in simple bungalow accommodation in the village. The experience of spending time with the local people will be more than worth it.
A good level of physical fitness and ability to swim is required to take part in all activities on the Tu Lan caving expedition. This includes a moderately demanding hike through rough and rocky terrain with over a 30 m (100 ft) ascent and then descent, swimming in rivers through subterranean caves sometimes against the current, and climbing up into natural caves with no established infrastructure.
In some parts of Tu Lan cave you will swim through subterranean rivers surrounded by limestone formations, and climb, squeeze up into completely enclosed sections of dry cave with no natural light sources. If you suffer from claustrophobia perhaps reconsider if this is suitable.
There is one night of camping with very basic camp facilities and twin share tents. Please be prepared for full camping, although all the camping gear will be carried by porters.
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2. A Single Supplement to have your own room is available on this trip and excludes nights 7 (Camping) where you will be in shared accommodation.
3. Minimum age is 16 due to included trip to caves in Phong Nha.
This will become a 12 day trip in 2019. We will be adding one night on Cat Ba Island (day 10) and an additional night in Hanoi (day 11).
Our Hoi An to Hanoi trips score an average of 5 out of 5 based on 6 reviews in the last year.
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Standing Their Ground
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This book explores a local iteration of a profound human experience: the transformation of agriculture. Focusing on small farm owners in North Carolina, it argues that they resisted changes to farming that did not square with their agrarian ideology. However, the antidemocratic character of the Jim Crow South weakened their resistance.


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Ailing Leominster teen gets precious slam-dunk
Ailing Leominster teen gets precious slam-dunk
Mar. 10, 2013
LEOMINSTER, Mass. (AP) — Joey and Sean Mullaney played one last game of basketball together before heading off to college in the fall. It was a game most people thought would never happen because Joey suffers from the hereditary disease Freidreich's ataxia, which attacks the nervous system.
But it did happen and the game between Lawrence Academy and Buckingham Browne & Nichols has become a YouTube sensation, with more than 83,700 views and counting since being posted on Feb. 23.
Even the "Good Morning America" television show featured the video.
"It's fabulous," said their mother, Brenda Mullaney. "I just think it was the kindest, most compassionate thing this team could do for him."
The 18-year-old fraternal twins grew up loving and playing sports together, but in middle school, Joey was diagnosed with Freidreich's ataxia.
When they reached Lawrence Academy, a private high school in Groton, Sean was a multisport star, but Joey couldn't play any sports.
Of Brenda and David Mullaney's four children, Joey and his sister, Kaela, 23, have Freidreich's ataxia. Sean and brother Ryan, 24, do not.
So Joey spent four years as the manager of the basketball team, of which Sean was named co-captain this season.
Feb. 23 was Seniors Day, and coach Kevin Wiercinski worked with assistant Kevin Sullivan on a plan to get Joey back on the court.
Joey had one condition when asked if he wanted to go along with the idea, Wiercinski said.
"I asked what it was and he said, 'I have to dunk it,'" Wiercinski said.
That wasn't a surprising request, Sean said.
"That's Joey's personality," Sean said. "He has to go out with a bang."
The coaches at Buckingham Browne & Nichols in Cambridge and the referees agreed to go along with the plan.
"My coach dreamed up the play," Joey said.
Darrien Myers took the tip-off to start the game and passed to Jalen Myrie while Daquan Sampson and Sean ran under the basket with Joey who donned No. 22 for the game.
Myrie passed the ball to Sean while Joey climbed on the 6-foot-7-inch Sampson's shoulders for the dunk.
For good measure, Joey did a chin-up on the rim after dunking — while wearing Superman socks.
"That was just me having fun, adding an exclamation to the dunk," Joey said.
The team then played soft defense so BB&N could even the score, and Joey left the game with Sean.
Sean hurt his ankle about two weeks ago and wasn't healthy enough to play, so he left the court with his brother.
It was a special moment for Sean, who had to come to terms with going through his entire high-school career without suiting up next to his twin.
"It was surreal," Sean said.
David Mullaney was careful not to interfere with his son's special moment and chose his words carefully.
"It was an incredible act of human kindness on the part of coach Kevin Wiercinski and coach Kevin Sullivan and, accordingly, Lawrence Academy," David Mullaney said.
The video is available on YouTube. Type in "Joey Dunks to Start the Game."


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Do you tote antibacterial wipes in your diaper bag? A new study may convince you to swap out the sanitizer for a house pet.
In the Finnish study, published in the journal Pediatrics, researchers studied nearly 400 babies from birth throughout their first year. They focused on the respiratory health of the infants in relation to their contact with cats and dogs. Turns out, Fido can offer health benefits.
Not only did the babies who live with dogs have fewer instances of respiratory tract symptoms and infections than babies without pets did, but they also needed fewer courses of antibiotics and experienced less ear infections and runny noses. Cats weren't proven to significantly affect the babies' health.
"These results suggest that dog contacts may have a protective effect on respiratory tract infections during the first year of life," wrote researcher Eija Bergroth of Kuopio University Hospital in Finland, in the study's conclusion.
It's not the pets themselves that help baby's health — it's the dirt and grime they track around the house (yup, a little messiness is good for your kid!). Researchers suggest that children exposed to germs develop stronger immune systems, making them better equipped to defend against bacteria and respiratory infections.
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This winter's strongest cold front so far moved through Alachua County early Thursday, bringing arctic air that will settle over the area for several days.
This winter's strongest cold front moved through Alachua County early Thursday, bringing arctic air that will settle over the area for several days.
The arctic blast is so strong forecasters believe the average daily temperature today will be 47.5 degrees — 23 degrees colder than it was on Wednesday.
Kate Guillet, a weather service meteorologist in Jacksonville, said the extreme cold air moved south, colliding with the extreme warm air. That prompted a line of severe thunderstorms which spawned many tornadoes north of Florida in recent days.
The National Weather Service predicts today's high will struggle to hit the mid-60s and Saturday's daybreak low will again be below freezing.
Saturday's high is expected to hit the mid-60s. The daybreak low on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday is predicted to be in the lower-40s.
By Wednesday, temperatures will be back to near normal for this time of year: lows in the lower-40s and highs near 70. But it will seem colder than normal because of the warm winter.
In December and January, there were only five freezing mornings in Gainesville. In contrast, during the same 62-day stretch last year, there were 29 days with lows at 50 degrees or above.
Since Jan. 1, Alachua County's average daily temperature has been 7.5 degrees above normal.
The National Weather Service issues the area's official forecast, while many residents use forecasts from AccuWeather and The Weather Channel.
These three forecasts for Saturday morning's low range from 30 degrees to 33 degrees. The weather service's official forecast calls for a low of 31 degrees on Saturday.
The Sun uses AccuWeather on its weather page. AccuWeather is calling for a Saturday low of 30 degrees.


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Although this is a little belated, going camping the first time with my family was one of the highlights of my summer. I have fond memories of camping as a child at Folsom Lake and hoped to introduce the same joy to my son. I didn't want anything fancy, nothing with 'holiday park' in the name or a place that heavily featured caravans. All I wanted was something in the woods with a water source nearby (lake, river, pond, sea) and a flushing toilet.
I hopped on the Cool Camping website and happened across Haddon Grove in Derbyshire. It ticked all of the boxes, was VERY reasonable… none of this deposit melarky or two night minimum. (I don't really get the two night minimum thing, why is it so hard to get that we only want to camp for one night. There is only one night in the weekend, really. People work on Friday and they have to work on Monday, all we want to do is set up camp on a Saturday morning and break it down on Sunday… anyway, rant over.)
So, having chosen our destination, we borrowed the necessary gear from my in laws and tried our hands at camping. Thankfully, the weather worked in our favour!
Haddon Grove is two fields away from Lathkill Dale. If you're into panoramic and dramatic views, this place is incredible.
We decided to descend into the gorge, searching for rocks and minerals, and also to see the river that ran through.
After a long hike, there's nothing better than relaxing by a river. This one happened to be closer in town. As I had never been to Derbyshire before, we took the opportunity to explore the local area. Bakewell is definitely one of my new favourite towns.
S'mores are synonymous with camping. I recently introduced G to the wonders of S'mores on Bonfire night, but it is a must for camping. Unfortunately, the top of Lathkill Dale can be a bit windy so our little disposable BBQ wasn't going to do the job. Instead, we made do with the gas cooker to toast the marshmallows.
The next best thing about camping is breakfast. I love sitting out in the fresh air sipping coffee as the world wakes up and nothing beats bacon sandwiches cooked in the outdoors.
As we packed up to leave on Sunday, I snapped the view through the trees from the place we called home for the weekend.
From our camping experiment, we discovered that yes, The Whiteman 3 are definitely campers. In fact the next weekend we went out and bought our own tent! Haddon Grove is the perfect place for us and we'll definitely be back. If only the weather would co-operate!


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CAIRO (AP) — Libya said Saturday that it had suspended work at its embassy in Cairo, a move that comes days after demonstrators burned a Libyan flag at its gate to protest the death of an Egyptian Christian imprisoned there.
The embassy's decision to suspend consular services affects thousands of Egyptians working in neighboring Libya who rely on the embassy to provide permits. The embassy's brief statement said it had suspended operations indefinitely, but did not say why.
Tensions flared following the death of a Coptic Christian from Egypt who was detained in Libya on suspicion that he was spreading Christianity in the Muslim nation. Egypt's Foreign Ministry said the man, Ezzat Atallah, likely died of natural causes, but his family alleges he was tortured to death.
Two other detainees, who are among an estimated 50 Egyptian Christians detained in Libya on suspicion of proselytizing, told The Associated Press in interviews after their release that they were tortured in a detention center run by a powerful militia in eastern Libya.
The two said they were rounded up in a market by gunmen who checked their right wrists for tattoos of crosses. They said that during four days of detention they were flogged, forced to take off their clothes in cold weather and stand at 3 a.m. outdoors on a floor covered with stones.
Libya's government relies on militias to serve as security forces since its police and military remain in shambles following the 2011 civil war that ousted Moammar Gadhafi from power.
Egypt's foreign ministry said that its embassy in Libya was investigating the allegations of torture.
Hundreds of thousands of Egyptians are working construction and trade jobs in Libya, a nation of 6.5 Muslims with no significant religious minority. Hundreds are believed to have been killed in crossfire during the civil war and many others have lost their jobs.
On Saturday, Egypt's main opposition National Salvation Front issued a statement calling on Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi to do more to address the alleged mistreatment of Egyptian Christians in Libya. The group condemned the deportation of dozens of Egyptians from Libya in recent weeks, and said that the Islamist president must do more to defend the rights of Egyptian Christians there.
The opposition group accused Morsi, who hails from the Muslim Brotherhood group, of reneging on promises to improve the status of the mostly poor migrant Egyptian workers living abroad.
"The presidency and government moved urgently and sent a high-level delegation to the United Arab Emirates to demand the release of detainees accused of belonging to the Muslim Brotherhood weeks ago, but has neglected to address the situation of Egyptians who have been assaulted in Libya," the opposition group said.


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The mandatory US federal budget cuts known as sequestration may seem like bad news for environmental programs. But there's a green lining to government dysfunction: less money to carry out environmentally damaging policies.
Case in point: Citing the sequester, the US Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has postponed pending lease sales for oil and gas exploration in California until at least October, when the new fiscal year begins. Those leases include 1,278 acres (517 hectares) of government land sitting atop the Monterey Shale, a vast geological formation that holds the US's largest reserve of shale oil, an estimated 15.4 billion barrels.
The only way to extract that oil is through the controversial practice of hydraulic fracturing, known as fracking. Environmentalists have already been trying to stop the sales by suing the BLM for not considering the environmental impacts of fracking, which involves injecting chemical-laced water under high pressure into wells to break up subterranean rock formations that contain oil and natural gas.
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Robert DeMilt, Sr., 55 - January 21, 2009
Robert Warren DeMilt, Sr., 55, of Gothenburg died Saturday, Jan. 17, 2009, at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital.
Services were held on Tuesday, Jan. 20, at Faith Chapel of Gothenburg. Burial will take place at a later date.
DeMilt was born on May 18, 1953, to Clair and Marcedes "Susie" (Hubbard) DeMilt at North Platte. He attended school and later graduated from Brady High School.
He had received a bachelor's degree in education and an associates degree in accounting.
DeMilt had spent most of his childhood in Brady and then moved to Gothenburg. He resided the last 14 years in the McCook and Cambridge area and recently moved back to Gothenburg.
He was united in marriage to Patty Wing at Gothenburg in 1973. The couple were married for 20 years. He later married Cheryl Schultz in 1995 at North Platte.
DeMilt was the superintendent and teacher of the Sunday School program at McCook. He was also a mentor at the Evangelical Free Church of McCook.
He was a member of the Brady Lions Club and attended Faith Chapel of Gothenburg.
DeMilt loved music, cars and Celtic basketball, according to family members. He also enjoyed Rocky and Steven Seagal movies as well as collecting Bibles.
?He was preceded in death by: his son, Robert Warren DeMilt, Jr.; his father, Clair DeMilt; a brother, Gerry Hoaglund; grandmother, Ora Hubbard.
?Survivors include; his daughter, Tamara (Robert) Palmer of Brady; his sons—Tobias DeMilt of Maxwell, Joseph (Becky) DeMilt of Omaha, Joshua DeMilt of Tempe, AZ, and Daniel (Molly) DeMilt of Kearney; his mother, Susie Hoaglund of Gothenburg; sisters—Barb Longsine of Gunthrie, OK, and Pam Koss of North Platte; brothers—John (Monica) Hoaglund of North Platte and Randy Hoaglund of Lincoln; nine grandchildren.
Memorials are suggested to the family at: 620 10th St., Gothenburg, NE 69138.
Online condolences may be sent to the family at www.blase strauser.com.
Arrangements have been placed in the care of Blase-Strauser Memorial Chapel of Gothenburg.
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Toyota Land Cruiser Prices Paid
You're considering a 5000+ lbs vehicle, with full time 4WD. If you're after a higly fuel efficient machine, you will be very disappointed with the LC. The real world mileage is really not much different than the EPA ratings on the sticker.
OTOH, if you want what many consider to be the best all around SUV made you'll be more than pleased with a LC.0
Since I don't own a new Cruiser...yet, I can only give you what many people that do own them have told me...about 16-18 mpg on Hwy, around town, expect around 13-14 mpg.0
Those are my typical mileage ranges in my '02 with a lift and oversize tires. Of course, I coast a lot too0
narg1182 Posts: 1Has anyone bought a land cruiser in NJ (DVD, navigation, etc.) recently? If yes then, what is reasonable price in comparison with MSRP or dealer invoice? Dealer recos would be great also.0
martinf Posts: 121I have had a 2001 TLC since 5/01. At that time, the vehicles had an MSRP of $58,000 without Nav. The local dealer in San Diego (Pacific Beach Toyota, now Mossy Toyota) advertised all in stock for $10,000 off. Although I was considering a lightly equipped Tahoe for a lot less, my TLC has proven to be well worth it. It now has 87,000 miles on it. My gas mileage is generally about 12 to 13 MPG around town, closer to 15 MPG on 120 mile trips to Big Bear Lake. I would HIGHLY recommend getting the Toyota Platinum Extended Warranty. Among some minor issues (power lumbar support), I had the transmission replaced at 70,000 miles (it would have cost about $3200 otherwise). However, I would HIGHLY recommend not buying it from the selling dealer. Midwest Toyota (Witchita, KS) and Mechanicsville Toyota (Virginia) will both sell you the extended warranty for approximately half of what the Toyota Financial Services website says is the MSRP on the warranty. I bought a 2007 Camry LE for my mother last April and paid $520 for a 7yr/75,000 mile/0 deductible warranty which had an MSRP of $1150. The selling dealer (Mossy Toyota) wanted $1430 for the exact same thing. If you want to shop it further, I placed an extensive list of dealers who discount the warranty on the Toyota Camry Forum. Just search for the martinf postings. I never knew you could get the warranty from another dealer, but these forums have taught me a lot about the car business. I called Midwest Toyota's Finance manager, gave him my credit card over the phone, and I had my official Toyota Warranty Docs in the mail within a few days. Easy and much cheaper than my selling dealer. If you have already bought the extended warranty from your dealer and paid too much, you have 60 days to rescind from Toyota Financial Services and re-buy from the cheaper dealer!!
PS - If you can wait, I do believe there will be an entirely new TLC for 2008. That will certainly drive the prices of the 2007 models down, or you may want the new vehicle. I am sure Toyota engineers have not been sitting on their hands since the introduction of this current version in 1998.0
There is a separate thread for real-world MPG. I avg 16-17 on a 2002 in mixed driving conditions. 2006 maybe about a mile better with the five speed tranny as opposed my 4 speed.0
Does anyone know if it possible to order a new TLC without the NAV and fancy suspension? I want to get the last 2007 and keep it for a long time. Don't want to spend 10000K down the line when the screen fails and fancy suspension fails.0
bbaun Posts: 1Does anyone know if the 4 threaded holes in the rear bumper of my 1997 Land Cruiser can be used for light towing or a luggage rack? Are their any accessaries on the market to bolt a receiver using these holes? Thank You in advance for any information.0
Recently my wife and I rented a 2006 Jeep Commander for a four day trip to Detroit from PA. We had test drove a Limited with a Hemi when they first came out but the high gas prices and poor mileage scared us away. However after this trip and the feeling of safety a 5 thousand pound vehicle can provide we are rethinking our purchase. So we started to cross shop the Land Cruiser with the Commander and came across a Land Cruiser brand new loaded with Nav,back up camera and rear entertainment system for $56 and some change from $66. I thought that was dam good for a Toyota product. I remember before the gas prices my father wanted to purchase a LC and they wouldn't budge. However 56 g's is a little steep. Although we loved the LC , we felt that the Commander matched it option for option, pound for pound both vehicles have excellent off road capabilities drive similar on road and we could get it with a Hemi for thousands less. So I am going to pursue the heavily discounted Commander. There are a few 06's left out there that I checked out and the dealer was willing to give 12 g's off , I felt like I was being held captive, they didn't want to let me leave the dealer ship. Well I hope that this info helps anyone who is looking for a LC and doesn't overpay knowing that it too is being heavily discounted.0
bdb888 Posts: 2My wife and I had a similar experience. We started looking at Seqouias back in August, too big for us. Ignored the TLC because pricing was out of sight....in December the dealer called us because they were offering heavy discounts. We ended up buying a 2006 dealer demo TLC with 6,000 miles on it for $54K. We LOVE this vehicle, yes it's expensive and hard on gas, but no worries in the snow and the ride is great. Typical toyota quality and reliability - they have been building the LC for many years and have a vehicle that is tough to beat. Have not had much luck with american products, reliability, quality and resale have not matched Toytotas in my opinion.0
all i can say is that if you had the money, you will not settle for a commander, period !!!
and no, commander is nothing compared to the TLC...TLC is the best in the world....and commander is U.S. made vehicle...its the worst0
Their is no real comparison that will hold over time between the TLC and the Commander. I will soon be in the process of buying a used LX 470 (Lexus version of the TLC) for the same money that I could buy any number of new SUV's for - I simply can not afford a new 470. When all things are considered, particularly safety and reliability, as well as bells and whistles, The used 470 wins out. The used 470 seems a far better choice than any of the new ones for the same money.
That being said, if you have already bought the Commander I wish you the very best with it and please keep us informed - I would live to see an American vehicle make a come back after all of these years.
Best, Phil0
jclansburgh Posts: 1I'm looking at buying a 99 Land Cruiser with 89,000 miles on it for $14K - is this a good deal. I've had it checked out and it's in good condition mechanically, some minor bumps and bruises cosmetically, but I think it will be dependable for years to come. Any thoughts or advice?? Thanks.0
Purchased a TLC two months ago for a deep discount...$10K off sticker....but now I know why...this is the vehicle that "time forgot"...my God for a $54K "luxury" SUV the thing has less and more antiquated features than my wife's Sienna van...for example you can't turn on all the interior lights at the same time...isn't this a basic feature? dependability, comfort and solid build - yes but not much more. Maybe they are just trying to unload the remaing production year or years of this dinosaur and move on to something more 1990's ish.0
It's funny that you don't waste any time in pointing out the shortcomings of your $54,000- I certainly wouldn't turn my head up at a Land Cruiser, for me in my opinion the closest thing that I could find to one with the same options,bulk solid ride a comparable fit and finish at a much lower price was the Jeep Commander. I have to tell you I really loved driving this vehicle on my 4 day jaunt to Detroit. I am still holding out to purchase a Overland model. But they aren't discounting them right now as much as I would like. One last thing your right about the LC there are spy shots on several different sites right now of the upcoming LC.0
I always like to be truthful about my experiences...and attempt to keep opinion out of it if I can. On its surface the LC is an icon to the average SUV shopper...great reliability but it comes at a cost of even minimal luxury...you can be blinded by the aura and history of the car when you test drive it but when it sits in your garage the "plastic" shows right through...you can't miss it....get the commander, save the money and drive happy every day.0
Thanks ! Honesty is always appreciated.....0
Your "attempt to keep opinion out of it" has failed as all I read from your post is nothing but "opinion". I'm not sure what special gizmos you find lacking in the Land Cruiser, but even though I don't own one, this SUV is loaded & has everything I would ever want or need in a vehicle. What's even more important is the build quality & its reliability history, which the Chrysler Jeep brand has never provided...IMHO.0
That is quite an opinion you have there. The TLC is a very heavily loaded SUV and in the side by side comparisons with the it has more features/capacity than the Commander. The internal capacity alone dwarfs the Commander. I think the Commander has a place in the panapoly of SUV's, but it is no replacement for the TLC based on the comparisons. It does have a cleaner burning engine and it does cost less; however, Jeep also has one of the worst reliability records in the industry. Still in all, if you like it then I hope it proves to be an excellent vehicle and that Chrysler builds on a promising beginning.0
kyfdx Posts: 91,993..enough about Jeeps...
Prices Paid, Lease Questions, SUVs0
If you sense opinion then I apologize that opinion has been inserted. Having said this allow me to count the ways this $63K list SUV is lacking in "luxury" features that I see on other vehicles in the same class (even excluding the Jeep Commander).....observation only, no opinion.....
No memory seat (either side)
No power fold in mirrors (this is a large vehicle)
No ability to control all interior lighting by driver
No rain sensing or mist feature to wipers
No heated seat back/lumbar
No heat vent in third row seats
No heated rear seats
No ability to control rear temperature by driver
No courtesy floor lighting (in fact general interior lighting is poor, sorry for the opinion here)
No self leveling head lights (no biggie)
No outside rear view mirrow dimming feature
If you do not consider these shortcomings for $63K list vehicle that is OK too.0
vavavavolvo Posts: 110Three points:
First, I agree with the host's statement above.
Second, the statement about being "blinded by the aura and history of the car..." suggests that more deliberation and time testing the car may have been of benefit. The aura and history of this vehicle is all about ruggedness and reliability, not creature comforts and gadgets, although it certainly has a generous share of those things. This is a vehicle designed to crawl out of the mud, not prance around Palm Beach. Understanding its DNA should be enlightening, not blinding. I think most people on this forum are here because we value and like these vehicles.
Finally, it sounds like you are looking for something different from what this vehicle offers. I was once in the same situation and know exactly how you feel. It's awful! You got this car at a great price. I would strongly urge you to consider what car you would be happy with and trade or sell the TLC for that one...ASAP. Life is too short to be this displeased with the car in your garage. When I traded my car for the one I really wanted my depression and remorse --related to cars anyway--disappeared and hasn't returned.
(Ironically, that was when I traded for a TLC).
Good luck, I sincerely hope you can soon have a car you like and spend time on another forum singing its praises.0
Agreed that more time would have been of benefit...also full disclosure and a comprehensive explanation by the dealer and a brochure would have been nice too, but in the final analysis it is my responsibility to ensure that the goods are as promised and delivered...apparently in this discipline I performed poorly.
It may sound like I was looking for something different but I don't believe that to be the case...or perhaps I am just too idealistic to believe that $63K can buy you more than ruggedness and reliability...and likewise in the discipline of expectation of comprehensive value I performed poorly.
Lastly, your thinly veiled suggestion to me to get off the forum because other people on this forum value and like these vehicles is understood and accepted. I would not want to say anything to offend anyone.0
Well said everyone on the TLC...i own a 2006 TLC and believe me....if you need anything more than this vehicle has to offer...you are gonna have to purchase a military stealth fighter plane !!!
Mine: Fully loaded with all options included !!!
price: $63,000
bdusa1 Posts: 3My sons and I have 4 tlc. Cant wait for the 2008. Break in milage around 100,000 only competes in endurance with the everready bunny, they keep going and going. Gave up on other cars 20 years ago.0
Fair enough... I guess that is what makes the world a wonderful place....what one sees as great value another finds merely adequate.0
plist Posts: 19I bought a 1994 LC 174,995 on it. (Paid 6,200.00). We bought for our son, but guess who drives it and took it over, me. Parked my 2006 honda ridgeline and got my son the small vw turbo thing he wanted. I'm a 42 year old woman that just loves her new rig! Wow I'll never buy new again and I'm already looking for a newer LC to replace my ridgeline!0
I am considering a 2002 TLC with "the works" and 65K miles. They want ~$27K (~$29 after all the paperwork, tax,etc. It looks mint condition inside and out. How many miles can I expect to get from this model--i.e., what is typical?0
I've got an '02 with 53K on it. No issues at all, except replacing an '02 sensor. As with most any used vehicle YMMV, but I've got a friend with a '99 and over 100K on the clock. No issues either.
If you've got service history, carfax, etc. then probably should be fine for several more years. Nice to have option is Nav0
Many thanks. Yes, it has Navigation and a whole host of frills that I never considered useful, but reliability makes it worth the price.0


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It's been a record setting year for light vehicles at this point, both here in the U.S. and for the world as a whole. The question now, however, centers on just how long this boom is going to last – and what follows when the current pace of light vehicle sales begins its inevitable slowdown.
Until that time, however, John Humphrey – senior VP of the global automotive practice at J.D. Power & Associates – said in a recent report that new-vehicle sales continue to follow this summer's "hot streak" with no evidence of the pace slowing.
New-vehicle retail sales in August are projected to come in at 1.27 million units – a 12% increase from the same month last year and the highest monthly sales volume since 2006 – while total light-vehicle sales are also expected to increase by 12% year-over-year to over 1.49 million units, the firm reported.
Humphrey added that the seasonally adjusted annualized rate (SAAR) in August is expected to be 13.1 million units, marking the first time the selling rate has been above 13 million units for three consecutive months since the first quarter of 2007.
"The industry as a whole continues to experience a robust improvement in demand, and our forecast for August is looking to be the best month for retail sales that we've seen in the past seven years," he pointed out. "Moreover, this strong selling environment is occurring when consumers are spending more on new vehicles than any month on record, which is a further indication of the underlying strength of the sector."
Based on those August light vehicle sales numbers, research firm LMC Automotive – which works with J.D. Power on its monthly sales analysis – is maintaining its 2013 forecast for retail light-vehicle sales at 12.8 million units and total light-vehicle sales at 15.6 million units.
"The U.S. auto recovery seems to be operating on auto pilot, a welcome stage of stability at a higher pace," added Jeff Schuster, LMC's senior VP-forecasting. "We do expect to see a lower selling rate in September as Labor Day is counted in August sales, but upside potential still outweighs downside risk in 2013 and well into 2014."
Light vehicle OEMs are also reporting records of their own as part of this ongoing light vehicles sales boom.
General Motors, for example, announced this week that it expects its Chevrolet division to sell 5 million vehicles by the end of 2013 – a first-ever sales figure achieved over the company's 100 year history, the OEM said.
Commercially-focused light vehicle platforms are seeing success, too. Nissan for example said it has sold 170,000 of its new NV200 compact cargo van to date and expects to sell 200,000 of them by year's end – a van now being sold in more than 40 countries after recent launches in the U.S. and South Africa.
That's a big deal for the OEM as it said that the compact van is a key global growth vehicle as Nissan seeks to become the world's leading manufacturer of light commercial vehicles or "LCVs" by the end of its 2016 fiscal year.
Demand for pickup trucks, of course, continues to soar and Ford Motor Co. is witnessing a huge benefit from that still-escalating trend.
J.D. Power said Ford is maintaining one of the strongest increases in North American vehicle production since 2012; an increase of 13% on higher demand for its F-Series pickups and Explorer SUVs as well as the redesigned Escape and higher Explorer and F-Series volume.
Overall, North American light-vehicle production year-to-date through July is up 4% from the same period in 2012, according to LMC, with total light vehicle production in North American expected to hit 16 million units, a 4% increase from 2012.
Meanwhile – and perhaps more importantly – LMC said light vehicle OEMs are successfully maintaining a lean supply-to-demand ratio, with vehicle stock at the beginning of August falling to an average 56-day supply from 61 days in July. The overall inventory level has dropped to 2.9 million units from 3.3 million units in July, the firm added.
So far, so good, then; we'll just have to wait and see how long the legs truly are for this light vehicle sales boom.


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PHILADELPHIA — Raymond Felton's return made the Knicks as close to whole as they had been all season. Getting him back to run the point was supposed to heal their ills.
Instead, as the Knicks hit their official season 41-game midpoint, they never looked less like a championship contender than they did in Saturday night's 97-80 blowout loss to the middling 76ers.
"Across the board, we were awful, coaches and everybody,'' coach Mike Woodson said. "We didn't have any effort tonight. It started from the beginning. We didn't come to compete tonight. It was kind of disappointing. That's just not us.''
The Knicks, who fell to 26-15, have two All-Stars, but the only All-Star on the floor who looked the part was Sixers point guard Jrue Holiday, who ripped through the heart of their defense and rang up a career-best 35 points.
"He dominated the whole game,'' Woodson said.
The Knicks shot 34.6 percent, including going 4-for-27 from 3-point land, looking as cracked as the Liberty Bell. Carmelo Anthony finished with 25 points, but shot just 9-for-28 from the field.
"We just didn't have it,'' said Anthony, who went 0-for-6 on 3-pointers. "I couldn't throw a rock into the ocean today. We couldn't score.''
Felton was 2-of-8 for eight points and three assists in his first game back from a broken right pinkie that forced him to miss a month. J.R. Smith was a scoreless disaster, going 0-for-8 in 27 minutes. Iman Shumpert, in his fourth game back, went 0-for-6. Felton, Smith, Shumpert (1 point) and a scoreless Jason Kidd combined for nine points.
"My frustration was high,'' said Smith, who recently talked about being an All-Star candidate. "I couldn't do anything out there. Maybe I'm thinking too much.''
The Knicks feasted on Philly cheesesteaks in the locker room after the game like the Sixers (18-25) feasted on them. Still playing without center Andrew Bynum, the Sixers went up 29 points late in the third quarter.
"It's a major concern,'' Woodson said of Smith's recent shooting struggles. "J.R. is big part of what we do on both ends. Tonight he didn't even make a shot. We got to get him reprogrammed to the way he was playing. [Shumpert] couldn't sniff the rim either.''
But Holiday put on a clinic, pouring in 19 first-half points against almost every conceivable defender. The Knicks tried everyone on him except Clyde Frazier and Spike Lee, both courtside.
"They beat us with two plays,'' Anthony said. "Isolation for Jrue and once in a while a pick-and-roll with Jrue. He's been rolling. He's an All-Star for a reason.''
Holiday attacked Felton from the outset, going to the rim.
"That's what I would've done — go right at the guy who's been out four weeks,'' Felton said.
Drafting Jordan Hill over Holiday, who worked out twice for the Knicks, including on the eve of the 2009 draft, might have been Donnie Walsh's worst moment as general manager.
The Sixers led comfortably 53-41 at halftime, then burst out on a 13-4 run in the third to knock the Knicks out.
"We had a slow start, and we couldn't bounce back,'' Felton said.
The lone bright spot was the continued explosiveness of Amar'e Stoudemire, who notched the first 20-point game of his comeback. In his 11th outing, Stoudemire scored 20 points, going 8-for-13 from the field, including a few vicious driving dunks on the fast break.
Perhaps Woodson will reconsider his long-range plan of keeping Stoudemire on the bench. The three-guard alignment of Felton-Shumpert-Kidd looked shoddy in its debut.
"Amare's been great,'' Woodson said. "Every game he's been back he's been better. That was a plus tonight.''
The Knicks got off to a horrific start, falling behind 12-2 as the Sixers made their first five shots and Felton was a step slow defending Holiday. But Holiday did not limit his damage to Felton. He blew past Steve Novak, crossed over Stoudemire and scored a sweet baseline pull-up jumped over Kidd, who played despite a sore back. Kidd went to the locker room in the fourth quarter for treatment.
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This tutorial is intended for people who are relatively new to Common Lisp. It describes an easy way to install third-party libraries into a Lisp implementation.
ASDF Manual
An online HTML version of the ASDF manual.
CLISP's memory management
A paper by Bruno Haible, published on 19 February 1995, summarizing the memory management system of the CLISP Common Lisp implementation. It describes the generational garbage collection algorithm and...
Kent Pitman's Publications
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School of Computer Science, Carnegie Mellon University technical report CMU-CS-91-143 by Mark Kantrowitz, May 1991. The autor describes the design, implementation and usage of a set of portable Common...
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Hillary Crowe and the Crimson look to vault Harvard to the top spot of the ECAC and Ivy League standings with a win at Cornell Friday (photo Gil Talbot).
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. -- The Harvard women's hockey team will look to strengthen its chances for ECAC home playoff dates when it travels to Cornell and Colgate Feb. 15-16. The Crimson and Big Red, who have been fighting for position at the top of the ECAC and Ivy League standings, square off Friday at 7 p.m., before Harvard meets Colgate Saturday at 4 p.m.
Follow From Home
Friday's game will be televised on Time Warner Cable in New York and both games will be available to follow via live stats and live video. To access the respective pages, follow the links at the top. Also, follow @HarvardCrimson on Twitter for updates from the games.
Scouting Harvard
The Crimson (18-3-2, 14-1-1 ECAC) is led by a defensive core that has Harvard ranked second in the nation in goals allowed per game (0.91). Senior Laura Bellamy and freshman Emerance Maschmeyer lead the way by splitting time in goal, while Kelsey Romatoski, Michelle Picard, Sarah Edney and Hilary Hayssen make up the first two lines of defense. Bellamy and Maschmeyer have been brilliant in net so far in 2012-13, ranking first and third, resepectively, in both goals-against average and save percentage. Bellamy is the nation's leader in both categories, while Maschmeyer has three wins against ranked opponents.
Jillian Dempsey is Harvard's leader on the offensive side. The senior has poured in 40 points on 23 goals and 17 assists to leave her one point away from Harvard's top ten in career points entering the weekend. Lyndsey Fry trails Dempsey with 30 points on 12 goals and a team-leading 18 assists and first-line mate Kalley Armstrong has netted five-game winning goals.
Last Time Out
Harvard scored three goals in 2:47 of the second period to surge past No. 3 Boston University, 3-0, in the Beanpot consolation game Feb. 12 at Matthews Arena. Samantha Reber led the charge, picking up a goal and two assists in the spurt, while second-line mate Hillary Crowe contributed one goal and one assist. The Crimson outshot BU in the first two periods to accumulate a 37-32 advantage in shots on goal for the game and avenged a Nov. 18 loss to the Terriers. Emerance Maschmeyer made 32 saves for her third shutout of the year and advanced her record to 8-2-1.
Related Link: Reber's Three Points Lift No. 5 Women's Hockey Over No. 3 BU, 3-0, in Beanpot Consolation
Scouting Cornell (Team Page)
The Big Red (20-5-0, 15-3-0 ECAC) have dubbed Friday night's game against Harvard its Pack Lynah night. The first 2,000 fans will receive a free rally towel and the first 2,000 staff in attendance get in for free. Cornell won its last outing against Princeton, 4-1, but fell the day before to Quinnipiac by the same score to end an eight-game winning streak. Brianne Jenner is Cornell's best offensive threat; have scoring 28 goals this season, while Lauren Slebodnick is the Big Red's usual starter in goal. Slebodnick has won 17 games with a .927 save percentage and 1.51 goals-against average.
Series History - Cornell
The Crimson owns a 51-23-3 series lead against Cornell since first defeating the Big Red, 4-3 (OT), in 1981-82. Harvard went on a 20-game winning streak over Cornell from 2002-2009, but the Big Red has won six of the last eight. Cornell is 6-1-1 against Harvard since 2009 with the Crimson's only win coming in a 3-1 decision Nov. 24 of this season.
Last Meeting with Cornell (Recap | Box Score | Video)
Jillian Dempsey scored a goal and assisted on the game-winner as the then-No. 7 Harvard women's ice hockey team snapped then-No. 2 Cornell's eight-game win streak, 3-1, Nov. 24. Kalley Armstrong scored the Crimson's winning tally and Lyndsey Fry added an empty-net goal.
Scouting Colgate (Team Page)
The Raiders (9-17-3, 4-11-3 ECAC) split games last weekend with a win against Princeton, 6-1, before falling to Quinnipiac, 4-1. Senior Brittany Phillips, who is tied for the team lead with 18 points, became the sixth player in Colgate history to reach 100 career points in the loss. Phillips leads the team in goals with 11 and classmate Jenna Klynstra, who also has 18 points entering the weekend, has 13 assists to pace the Raiders. Phillips, Klynstra and Jessica Hootz will be honored at Saturday's game during Colgate's Senior Day festivities.
Freshman Ashlynne Rando has gone 7-11-3 in goal for the Raiders, while sophomore Susan Allen is 2-6-0 entering the weekend. Rando owns a .900 save percentage and 3.04 GAA, ahead of Allen's .865 and 4.41 marks.
Series History - Colgate
Harvard leads the all-time series against Colgate, 21-1-2, since the two teams' first meeting in 1979. The Crimson has taken down the Raiders on eight consecutive occasions as the last time Harvard did not get two points against Colgate came after a 5-5 tie in 2008. Harvard had shutout the Raiders three straight times before winning 4-1 on Nov. 23. The last time Colgate scored more than one goal against Harvard was in 2008's five-goal affair.
Last Meeting with Colgate (Recap | Box Score | Video)
Four Crimson skaters netted goals, and Laura Bellamy made 10 saves in net to propel the No. 7 Harvard women's ice hockey team to a 4-1 win over Colgate Friday night at Bright Hockey Center. Samantha Reber, Hillary Crowe, Sarah Edney and Hilary Hayssen all found the back of the goal for Harvard, and Jillian Dempsey picked up two assists.
Stone on NHL Network Radio
Katey Stone joined Mike Ross and Mick Kern on NHL Network Radio to discuss the current state of women's hockey in the U.S. and around the world Feb. 13.
Kaz Watch
Jillian Dempsey was featured in the latest edition of "Kaz Watch," a weekly series highlighting the nation's top performers and potential Patty Kazmaier Memorial Award finalists. Harvard has won six "Patty Kaz" honors, the most of any program in the country, since its inception 1998. Sarah Vaillancourt '08-09 was the last Crimson to bring the award, presented to the nation's best player to Cambridge in 2008.
Related Link: Kaz Watch: Jillian Dempsey is 'Living the Dream' at Harvard
Top Goalies
Harvard senior Laura Bellamy and freshman Emerance Maschmeyer are two of the top goaltenders in the nation. Bellamy ranks No. 1 in goals-against average (0.79) and save percentage (.958), with Maschmeyer ranking third in the nation in GAA (1.08) and save percentage (.948). The NCAA record for GAA is 0.83 (Jessie Vetter, Wisconsin, 2007), while the save percentage mark is .955 (Christine Dufour, Wisconsin, 2007). Bellamy is on pace to set both national marks.
Related Link: NCAA Statistics
Killin' It
Harvard has denied its opponents in 69 of 74 power-play opportunities this season, including 35 straight kills over the course of 10+ games from Nov. 27 at Northeastern until Jan. 25 at Clarkson. The Crimson kill is the top-ranked unit in the country at 93.2 percent, ahead of Minnesota's 91.8-percent (112/122) mark. The NCAA record for penalty kill percentage is 95.7 percent (112/117), set by the 2003 Crimson.
Thinking Outside the Box
The Crimson has been one of the most disciplined teams in the nation this season, ranking fourth with only 7.2 penalty minutes per game. Harvard had its first game without an infraction Feb. 5 against Boston College (L, 2-1) since Jan. 22, 2011 versus Union (W, 4-0).
One of the Greats
Katey Stone is quickly approaching 400 wins for her career, all at Harvard. She will be one of six coaches in all of NCAA Division I hockey (men's or women's) to win 400 games at one school over the last 20 years. List as of Feb. 14, 2013:
1. Red Berenson, Michigan – 559
2. Jerry York, BC – 463
3. Jack Parker, BU – 460
4. Richard Umile, UNH – 453
5. George Gwozdehy, Denver – 438
6. Katey Stone, Harvard – 395
Cracking the Top 10
Jillian Dempsey is one point away from breaking into the top ten on Harvard's career points list. With the second of her three goals against Princeton Feb. 25, 2012, Dempsey became the 21st player in Harvard history to collect 100 points in her career.
In the Rankings
The Crimson was ranked No. 5 in both polls for the second straight week. Harvard has been as high as No. 2 this season, but has not been up to No. 1 in the USCHO poll since March 10, 2008.
Related Link: NCAA Rankings
Get Ahead, Stay Ahead
Harvard has scored first in 20 of 23 games this season and has led during 57.4 percent of time on the ice (798:29). The Crimson has trailed only 6.7 percent of the time (93:08) and been tied for 36.0 percent of action (500:33).
D is the Key
The Crimson's defense, led by the goaltending tandem of Emerance Maschmeyer and Laura Bellamy, has been the second toughest to score on in the country this season. Harvard has allowed 0.91 goals per game to rank second in scoring defense. Minnesota sits in first at 0.90 GAA. The NCAA record for scoring defense is 0.85, set by Wisconsin in 2007, while Harvard's mark of 1.00 in 2008 is the second-best in a single year.
Back of the Net
The Crimson's offense has been stellar this season, posting 3.61 goals per game in its first 23 contests. Harvard's offensive output is ranked seventh in the NCAA to combine with its 0.91 goals against average for a 2.70-scoring margin. Only Minnesota (4.70) has a higher mark.
Up Next
Harvard hosts four straight home games to end the regular season, including two Tuesday contests rescheduled from last weekend when Winter Storm Nemo hit Cambridge. The Crimson invites Brown (Feb. 19), St. Lawrence (Feb. 22), Clarkson (Feb. 23) and Yale (Feb. 26) to Bright Hockey Center in the coming weeks.


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TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Several thousand African migrants protested outside Western embassies in Tel Aviv on Monday, demanding freedom for compatriots jailed by Israel in a desert facility under a new open-ended detention law.
"No more prison," chanted the crowd that packed a Mediterranean beachfront promenade across from the U.S. Embassy.
Protesters also marched to the French, Italian, British, Canadian and German embassies to hand over letters appealing for international support against Israel's detention policy toward migrants it sees as illegal job-seekers.
Three weeks ago, Israel's parliament approved the law permitting authorities to detain migrants without valid visas indefinitely. The measure has been condemned by critics as a violation of human rights.
Some 60,000 migrants, largely from Eritrea and Sudan, have crossed into Israel across a once-porous border with Egypt since 2006, Israeli authorities say.
Many say they want asylum and safe haven.
"We are here today to request basic human rights. We are refugees. We don't need to be arrested. We don't need to be detained. We don't need to be in prison," said Germai Asmaro, one of the migrants protesting on Monday.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said he views the presence of many of the Africans as a threat to Israel's Jewish social fabric.
"Demonstrations won't help them," Netanyahu told lawmakers of his right-wing Likud party on Monday. "These aren't refugees, who we treat according to international norms. These are illegal infiltrators seeking work."
An Israeli border fence has cut off the African influx from Egypt since 2012, but migrants who have already crossed can be sent to what the government describes as an open prison in Israel's southern desert.
On Sunday, more than 10,000 Africans demonstrated outside Tel Aviv city hall on Sunday on behalf of what human rights groups said are more than 300 migrants arrested since the detention law went into effect.
Dozens more have been summoned for detention, among them men with wives and children, rights activists and the United Nations High Commission on Refugees (UNHCR) said.
Detainees can leave the detention centre, but must report back three times a day, including at nightfall, and may be held without a time limit pending repatriation or resolution of their asylum requests.
"Placing asylum-seekers in duress that may force them to opt to return without having examined their asylum claims could amount to a violation" of international refugee conventions, Walpurga Englbrecht, the UNHCR representative in Israel, said in a statement on Sunday.
Englbrecht criticized Israel's official description of migrants as "infiltrators", saying most were refugees or deserved international protection. Israel's newest detention facility "would appear to operate as a detention centre from where there is no release", she said.
Israeli Interior Minister Gideon Saar rejected her comments, telling Israel Army Radio on Monday the vast majority of migrants had come in search of jobs, not asylum.
"But Israel isn't their home and we will make efforts to ensure it won't become a state of infiltrators," he said.
Netanyahu said Israel would continue encouraging migrants to leave or find countries to accept them. He said 2,600 left in 2013 and "this year we shall remove more of them."
Hotline for Migrant Workers, an organization that advocates for the Africans, accuses Israel of pressuring detainees to accept payouts and leave the country.
(Editing by Jeffrey Heller, Angus MacSwan and Crispian Balmer)


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Everleigh Gigandet: Cam Gigandet's Daughter!
Twilight star Cam Gigandet and his actress girlfriend, Dominique Geisendorff, have named their daughter Everleigh Ray Gigandet, JustJared.com can exclusively reveal.
The couple welcomed their first child together on Tuesday (April 14). Everleigh weighed 7.6 lbs and Cam's parents, Jay and Kim, and sister Kelsie, were all present for the birth. "Leigh" was named in honor of Cam's acting coach Leigh Kelton Smith.
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Private Collection, New York
Ashcan school member George Bellows painted observant, grittily realistic images of early 20th-century urbanity. Though trained in America, he was interested in European art and helped organize the groundbreaking 1913 Armory Show. Bellows' portrayals of boxers and tenement dwellers were executed in a loose, somewhat impressionistic style, with bold brushstrokes, thick paint, and a muted color palette. He also painted members of his circle in portraits, as well as seascapes and landscapes of the Northeast. In his later works, Bellows explored more modern ideas of color and composition, before his unexpected death at the height of his prowess due to appendicitis complications.
American, 1882-1925, Columbus, OH, United States, based in New York, NY, United States


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Jack and Bella Manningham aren't exactly the world's happiest couple. She's psychologically fragile, and he's doing everything he can to convince her she's insane. This includes toying with her perceptions by dimming their house's gaslight—hence the pschological abuse term "gaslighting." Angel Street was written in 1938 by British dramatist Patrick Hamilton. Murder and deception run deep in this mystery directed by Paula Stein, who taught drama at Manzano High School for 25 years. The play runs through July 29 at the Adobe Theater.


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MADRID (AP) — European Union authorities have approved the payment of €37 billion ($47.96 billion) in bailout loans to four of Spain's struggling banks — provided each of them cut their loans and investments by 60 percent.
The plan cleared Wednesday by the EU Commission in Brussels will see Bankia getting €18 billion, Catalunya Caixa €9 billion, Novagalicia €5.5 billion and Valencia Bank €4.5 billion.
The €37 billion is part of a €100 billion credit line approved by the other 16 EU countries that use the euro to shore up banks hit by the country's 2008 property market collapse.
Commission Vice President Joaquin Almunia said the aim was to restore the viability of the banks.
Under the plan, the four banks must exit from lending to real estate development, limit their presence in wholesale business and concentrate on retail loans and those to small and medium-sized companies in their base regions.
They will have to reduce their branch number by 50 percent. Catalunya Caixa and Novagalicia will have to be sold by 2017 or liquidated.
The banks are also expected to move €45 billion of their assets to Spain's recently set up bad bank, SAREB, a fund that aims to buy and turn around soured investments.
In a press conference in Madrid, Bankia president Jose Ignacio Goirigolzarri said the restructuring plan would involve shedding some 6,000 employees before 2015 and closing some 1,100 branches.
Bankia, once one of Spain's top banks, said it expected to end the year with losses of €19 billion and return to profits in 2013.
Spain, whose economy in the middle of its second recession in three years and struggling with 25 percent unemployment, has been battling to avoid seeking a bailout for its government finances. Public finances have been hurt by the costs of rescuing banks as well as the costs of the economic turmoil in the form of lower tax revenues and higher costs to support the jobless.
In September, an independent audit commissioned by Spain estimated that the country's troubled banks would need €60 billion to survive a serious economic downturn. The government said the figure would ultimately be closer to €40 billion.
Another four banks not deemed fully capable of surviving a serious economic downturn are to present restructuring plans before Dec. 20 in order to receive rescue funds. They are Mare Nostrum, Banco Caja 3, Liberbank and Ceiss.
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The New York State Senate passed another piece of legislation that would again authorize Niagara County to prohibit level two and three sex offenders from being within a certain distance of any school grounds or child care facility, this time being a quarter mile. This bill (S. 5680), sponsored in the Senate by Sen. George D. Maziarz, addresses concerns raised in Niagara County regarding the ensured safety of the children in both the school and day care setting.
Currently, laws in New York only restrict individuals who are classified as level three sex offenders from knowingly entering upon school grounds. These laws do not address level two sex offenders. Further, Maziarz's camp said there are insufficient restrictions in place relating to facilities that provide child day care. This legislation would allow Niagara County to include restrictions on both level two and level three sex offenders from being within a quarter mile of a school, park, playground or any place where day care is provided.
"Recently, the Senate passed legislation allowing Niagara County to enforce its local law of prohibiting level two and three sex offenders from being within 1,500 feet of a school ground or child care facility (Senate Bill 3457)," Maziarz said. "This legislation again allows this local law to be enforced, as well as any statewide. It is imperative that this restriction, whether it be Niagara County only or statewide, be passed in order to protect the children. Safety of our community is a top priority and I highly encourage the Assembly to pass either piece of legislation to keep kids safe."
Senate bill 3457, which passed the Senate on May 21, currently has no sponsor in the Assembly. Senate bill 5680 is sponsored by Assemblyman Schimminger and was referred to the Corrections Committee on Jan. 25.


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I'm sorry, I don't think the Yoda/Sidious wave is technically the "next" wave in the line...just the next one they have announced. I personally am not sure of the order, but beyond the four that are on the pegs now (Obi/Anakin/Grievous/Vader), we've seen upcoming figures of Chewbacca/Mace/Clonetrooper, Han/Luke/2nd Vader, and now Yoda/Sidious if I am remembering correctly. I'm not sure if that is the order they are going to be released or not.
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