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GAME mentions new Medal of Honor, Need for Speed
This isn't too much of a shock, but still. UK retailer GAME has mentioned in a tweet this morning that a new Medal of Honor and Need for Speed will form EA's 2012 release line-up. It said in a tweet since deleted: "EA presentation was great, had mentions of a new Medal of Honour and Need for Speed 13! EA have an exciting year ahead."
A new Need for Speed is as big of a surprise as the sun rising every morning, and a new Medal of Honor was expected for this year following Battlefield 3 in 2011. Confirmation of a sequel came early last year, and we also saw a leaflet teasing its return in the DICE shooter. It's not yet known who'll be behind this year's NFS, but it's almost certainly Criterion.
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Limited Edition: 8-disc Medal of Honor soundtrack
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Electronic Arts, as it turns out.
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It was like any other day. If anything, it might have been a little better than usual -- with more deserved honors for the kids, more jokes and songs, more smiles. Even Mother Nature, after storms the previous day, seemed at first to cooperate as the sun shone brightly.
But things changed quickly.
And in Oklahoma, where adults and children alike habitually practice what to do if a tornado strikes, change can prove deadly.
Things are different, more heartbreaking now for students and staff at Plaza Towers and Briarwood elementary schools in Moore, both of them leveled by a tornado.
"A lot of pain, a lot of tears, very little food and very little sleep is the way you get through it," Plaza Towers principal Amy Simpson said Friday.
The memories linger. They are not just of the horrible moments when the twister tore through their schools, but the minutes before as teachers did what they could to keep their students safe and in control as it approached, the short time before that as frenzied parents rushed in looking for their sons and daughters, and the hours before that when everything seemed perfect.
"What started off as a normal day at Plaza Towers tuned into a horrible, horrible thing for seven families," said Simpson, referring to the seven of her students killed by the storm.
A frenzied, yet controlled few horrific minutes
Each school week at Plaza Towers starts with "Rise and Shine." It's a chance for students to see their teachers and counselors, to sing and recite the school creed, and to honor youngsters' accomplishments inside and outside school.
"During that morning meeting, we celebrate kids," the school's principal said.
On Monday, the celebrations didn't end there. Simpson recalled then heading to an hour-long award ceremony for first and second graders to toast their many achievements, then to a practice for sixth-graders' commencement exercises.
After that, kids started filing into the cafeteria for the first of six lunch sessions the school has.
"Everything in the morning went exactly as it has for the last 170 days," Simpson recalled.
It was after lunch that teachers first got word to be on alert for severe weather.
Still, at that point, no one knew a twister was heading their way. Simpson continued to go about her business, interviewing a candidate for a pre-kindergarten position, when she noticed heavy thunderstorms roll through.
Simpson ended the interview and noticed parents starting to stream in to pick up their kids. This happens often when it rains heavily, but the principal sensed something abnormal was up as parents rushed in faster and in greater numbers than usual.
"At that point, I made a decision that you didn't have to check out your child the formal way," Simpson recalled, saying she stood out front to see who was coming and going.
Some parents were noticeably scared. One father, Simpson said, was "in a panic." She told him that he had to calm down -- so as not to alarm any students -- before he went through the hallways to retrieve his child.
This steady stream lasted 5 or 6 minutes before the sirens went off, indicating a tornado on the ground. Simpson got on the intercom and told everyone to do what they'd practiced in all those drills. Then she walked up and down the hallways. (She couldn't get to where her second and third-graders were, however, as they were in a different building.)
Some teachers tracked the twister on mobile devices, until Simpson asked them to turn them off. She did another walk-through and saw her staffers rubbing the backs of their students, some of whom -- with their heads down and hands over their heads -- sang.
When the principal got back to the front of the school, the tornado was nearly on top of them. She got on the intercom one more time.
"It's here."
Rising from the rubble
Simpson huddled in a bathroom with four other women. "The only time I yelled (I said), 'In God's name, go away, go away.' I said it about four times."
Debris was still flying when Simpson pushed out the door, stepped over a sink, and noticed "the whole neighborhood was gone."


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Saul Bellow American Literature Analysis
What sets Bellow's novels apart from those of his major contemporaries, such as Thomas Pynchon, John Barth, and Norman Mailer, is primarily the treatment of the hero. The critical consensus is overwhelming in its assessment of the Bellow protagonist as a sensitive, thinking being who contends with the soul-destructive forces of modern society. Though often a victim and a spiritual alien in a materialistic world, Bellow's protagonist is nevertheless capable of dignity, sympathy, and compassion.
In his critical essays as well, Bellow calls for a more positive vision of humans as glorious sufferers wounded by their own aspirations and ideals in a world that has lost its belief in both. Bellow's vision of humankind's conflict with the world is not presented as a journey into chaos, as such a conflict is often portrayed in contemporary works. Unlike his contemporaries, Bellow does not locate his hero in a world where meaning and purpose are nonexistent or, at best, random. In Pynchon's Gravity's Rainbow (1973) or Barth's Giles Goat-Boy (1966), for example—or even in the works of the South American Magical Realists such as Julio Cortázar and Jorge Luis Borges—reality is a virtual factoid, a fabulous construction, an existential hall of mirrors against which the hero or antihero bumps his psyche.
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Canes forward Jeff Skinner has sustained a concussion and will be sidelined indefinitely, the team has announced. Skinner, the team's second-leading scorer, missed 16 games last season because of a concussion. He was injured Thursday during the Canes' game with the Toronto Maple Leafs, taking a couple of hard hits and once going helmet-first into the boards.
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Shares of Chinese "bad bank" Cinda soar in debut
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A Chinese bad-debt management company's shares soared in their Hong Kong debut Thursday, highlighting strong investor appetite for a business that will flourish if the world's No. 2 economy stumbles.
Bangladesh approves execution of opposition leader
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posted Dec 12th - 1:27am
Bangladesh's Supreme Court cleared the way Thursday for the execution of an opposition leader convicted of war crimes when it rejected a last-minute appeal filed by his lawyers.
Japan plans $53B stimulus as recovery falters
Elaine Kurtenbach, Associated Press |
posted Dec 12th - 1:14am
Japan's Cabinet approved billions of dollars of stimulus spending in a supplementary budget meant to perk up a faltering economic recovery and cushion the impact of a sales tax hike next April.
Celebrity tutors thrive in grade-fixated Hong Kong
Kelvin Chan, Associated Press |
posted Dec 12th - 12:26am
When the Hong Kong school year began in September, tutor Tony Chow arranged to have his face plastered on the sides of double decker buses to raise his profile.
Bomb goes off by accident at Kabul armory
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posted Dec 12th - 12:23am
Afghanistan's intelligence agency says a large bomb has accidentally gone off inside a weapons depot in downtown Kabul. No one was hurt in the explosion.
Oil near $97 after rise in US gasoline supplies
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Oil prices continued to drop Thursday after the U.S. government reported a large buildup in supplies of gasoline and diesel.
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You read that right. After months of leading Romney by double digits among women, his lead among female voters has effectively vanished, if you believe that poll.
Benenson savaged Gallup's methodology and dismissed the poll as an outlier. He's correct that no other survey has shown Romney performing that well among women.
But for Chicago's sake, he better be right. Along with his impenetrable lead among Hispanics and a near total hold on African-American voters, Obama has led Romney all year thanks to his robust support among women. If that disappears, so do the president's re-election hopes.
What does this mean for Tuesday night?
Women-specific issues -- topics like abortion, contraception, child care, education -- did not come up at length in the first Obama-Romney showdown.
They did in the vice presidential debate, however, and Romney running mate Paul Ryan scored poorly among women in debate-watching focus groups when he explained Romney's opposition to abortion rights.
If Obama hopes to lock in his lead among women, he must find a way to get issues like abortion and contraception in the spotlight in order to draw a sharp contrast with Romney.
4. Strong performance pays off -- literally
A strong debate showing doesn't just move numbers, it raises money.
Romney's energetic performance in Denver -- which voters judged as a clear win, polls showed -- accomplished something very important for the Republican nominee.
In short, his supporters now like him.
Before the debate, according to a Washington Post/ABC News poll out Monday, fewer than half of Romney supporters said they were "very enthusiastic" about his candidacy. Today, the "very enthusiastic" number is up to 62% among likely voters.
That's crucial for Romney, who needs a fired-up base of supporters to show up on Election Day.
But the more immediate post-debate impact was financial: Romney raised more than $12 million online in the 48 hours after Denver, his campaign announced just a few days after the debate.
And if a campaign is rolling out fundraising data before the federal deadline for financial reports, you know they're feeling good.
On top of that, the campaign said it raised $27 million online from low-dollar contributors in the first two weeks of October.
That's good money for a campaign currently engaged in an all-out television ad blitz in key swing states.
Both campaigns are in the process of emptying their war chests for the final three-week push before Election Day. A burst of online donations means an extra TV ad here and a final volley of mail pieces there. In a race this right, every little bit counts.
5. Watch out for the wild card
The economy is still issue No. 1 for voters in this election. Foreign policy and national security have also crept into the discussion, with tensions in the Middle East slightly eroding Obama's edge over Romney on the commander-in-chief question.
But unlike in the previous two debates, when editorial control rested in the hands of the moderator, Monday's debate is a town-hall style forum, in which the audience, about 80 undecided voters from Nassau County, will be the ones generating questions for the candidates.
That means there's a real chance Obama and Romney will have to talk about something that might not have come up in their exhaustive debate prep sessions.
A question on affirmative action? Funding for AIDS-relief efforts overseas? Guns? NFL head-trauma? Is that Brody guy from "Homeland" really a terrorist?
Theoretically, anything is on the table. The moderator, Candy Crowley, and her team will have final say over the submitted questions.
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FOSDEM 2010: OpenIntents Addresses Dependency Management
Under the motto "Reuse components, don't reinvent the wheel," Friedger Mueffke, founder of OpenIntents, described his project and its next steps. Using so-called intents, Android apps can provide services to other apps.
The "intents" concept in the Android mobile platform help apps work together. The CALCULATOR intent, for example, launches a calculator and returns the final calculated value to the user. Google has already provided a series of intents on their Developer webpage. However, every app developer can develop their own intents.
Friedger Mueffke has been working since 2007 on an open version of Android intents. In 2009 he formed the OpenIntents UG firm with two of his coworkers, with him as CEO.
He sees the danger that the decentralized and nonstandard process might lead to the same intents under varying names or different ones going by the same name. The conflict could create incompatible intents on a platform or even nonworking apps because they expect different behavior. If Android already has a certain intent in use under a particular name, it will ignore any like-named additions to it. Thus the OpenIntents project has been working since 2007 on getting interfaces and protocols between Android apps documented and registered from a centralized location.
The project page lists Android apps already implementing intents. For instance, there is an app that shows all intents that a mobile phone is currently using. This is where the next step comes in: a dependency manager. OpenIntent so far has no dependency management software in place, said Mueffke, so he invited developers to write it.
In his FOSDEM talk, the Java developer emphasized the advantages of Android and how its modularity encourages interoperability. Outside his talk a few developers asked him why Google wasn't supporting the project more. Specifically, what would the company behind Android have against someone independently maintaining an intent database and thereby furthering its standardization? Suggested a Belgian developer, "There are two kinds of people at Google. The Android developers would just as soon open up their project, but on another level, no one quite knows how to deal with an open development project."
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Night Skiing
If you like Mount Washington under the stars, you will be happy to hear that we're adding another night to our popular night-ski program. A big welcome to Sunday nights, which follows Thursday to Saturday nights.
Terrain Parks
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Snow Tubing
The NEW Tube Park has been moved and is now located next to the Alpine Lodge. The Tube Park is night lit, Lift accessed, snow-sliding fun for the whole family! Open till 9:00pm daily.
If you are looking for some good old-fashioned tobogganing fun at Mount Washington make the trek down to Raven Lodge and enjoy some family sledding in our designated tobogganing area.
Snowshoeing is fun for everyone. Choose from our popular Snoshoe Fondue or a guided tours for varying levels of ability or rent your own snowshoes and choose your own adventure.
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House Oversight & Gov't. Reform Subcmte. (right-click to copy direct link)
Washington, DC Tuesday, June 19, 2012
A House Oversight and Government Reform Subcmte. examines the Department of Energy's (DOE) handling of a loan guarantee program underwriting its Green Energy program. Rep. Jordan (R-OH) chairs the hearing.
Since the collapse of Solyndra, a solar panel company, Republican committee members have questioned whether DOE mismanaged its loan program and if the alternative energy companies even needed the tax payer funds they received.
Today's hearing brings together executives from four companies that were granted over $6 billion. The funds came from the Section 1705 loan guarantee program of the American Reinvestment and Recovery Act of 2009 which provided $15 billion for over 25 alternative energy projects.
Witnesses include: David Crane, President and CEO, NRG Energy, Inc.; Walter C. Rakowich, Co-CEO, Prologis, Inc.; Robert Mancini, CEO, Cogentrix Energy, LLC; Yehudit Bronicki, CEO and Director, Ormat Technologies, Inc.; and Veronique de Rugy, Senior Research Fellow, Mercatus Center at George Mason University.
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I'm assuming we have supplies to keep us alive for the week in Choice 1 right? Make it even more interesting: Supplies projected to last for only three days.
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Nov 28, 2012
A Vacuum for Christmas? You'll thank me.
Since all the major retailers are telling us what to buy for the Haaallllidayzzz, and giving us all kinds of crappy ideas for things we don't really need…I figured I'd put my recommendation (which isn't crappy) into the mix.
Ladies and gentlemen…
Wait! Wait! let me rephrase…
Ladies and the people who buy for them…
May I present the Makita BCL180W!!!
Now you might be thinking, "Really? a vacuum? for Christmas?"
Let me just counter that with, "No, really…a vacuum…for Christmas." (See how easy that was?)
I got mine 2 Christmases ago and still use it multiple times a day. If you have hardwood floors, it's amazing! It's seriously the best practical gift I've ever been given.
I haven't actually done this yet, but every time we leave the house to go on a trip I consider packing it to take along, that's how much it's a part of my life. I've even thought, as I'm happily vacuuming along, "I'd like to be buried with this here vacuum."
Why I love this Makita Vacuum
- It recharges quickly. I just disconnect that black battery and slide it onto the teal battery charger thing, and it's done in maybe 15 minutes, max (just enough time to clear the dishes, load the dishwasher, and deal with the leftovers).
- It holds a charge for awhile. I probably charge mine every couple days (more if I'm using it more heavily).
- Great swivel action. (And we all want a little swivel in our lives, ifyouknowhatImean).
- You can take that long part off and use it as a dust buster thingy. Or attach the pointed part for corners or couch cushions. Basically all the parts are interchangeable for whatever your vacuuming needs may be!
- The filter thing on the inside is washable, so therefore, reusable. BOOM!
- This thing is a Makita power tool, so it's really tough. I think they market it for construction dudes, but I think it's a miracle product for moms.
And if I didn't convince you, let the good folks at Makita try (**SPOILER ALERT!** Rad metal music and awesome feats of vacuuming strength to follow!)
This vacuum sucks in all the right ways. (I've been waiting to use that line for the whole post! I know, total dork.)
(Now for the fine print: Makita has no idea who I am or that I'm insanely happy about this product. They have offered me absolutely no compensation for this post. So you might be wondering, "Why are you doing this, Molly?" Basically, I'm just a woman who can't help recommending awesome things to her friends. I hope you get one for Christmas!!!)


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I do screenshots and upload @ website.. It works for me..
ye it works for me too, but I just saw the note saying it must only be JPG, but apparently JPEG is allright too.
I already have more than 10! And I know the places for another 10, but I still have to make those screens and I had to work today. Now my cabal fails after update thingy and I'm trying to make it work with "check files". After that I'll make the screens and then... I go hunt Lanterns!!!
Yay i wanna join to^^ TurkKillerBlade pm^^
go turkkiller
see if you can beat me ;<
Don't forget the meeting tonight!!!
I couldn't go. You can't force me to be online for an event. -___-"
Bit late, but I'm gonna try too
Today meeting a half hour later, coz I forgot the time setting, and I cannot be at home at that time -.-
I ain't coming anyway so don't worry ur ahead of me anyway xD
when will the winners be announced?
This week.
oh..ok thx for info :P
It says I can't upload anymore, but ehh... Who are the winners then?
Sya just didn't take in account that the submitted pictures should checked if it really is the good spot.


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Wagga Wagga, a city in New South Wales, Australia, is the center of culture, arts, education, entertainment, and sports of the towns surrounding the Riverina region. Its 4000 business establishments and major shopping facilities make it a hub that draws people from nearby towns. Despite its developed and metropolitan stature, its widely preserved environment that boasts of numerous parks, gardens, and agricultural farms will surprise you and make you want to explore more of the place.
You will enjoy the Jazz and Blues Festival held annually every September. Open to musicians from around the world, these 3-day festivities will give you the opportunity to perform, share, and enjoy the different forms of jazz music.
Food Enthusiasts
Enjoy delicious food in Australia's "food bowl". Restaurants around the city offer different cuisines to satisfy your palate, from fine dining to casual Sunday brunches. There are also several wineries and breweries you can visit to introduce you to the different types of wine.
Music Lovers
You should not miss the annual Food and Wine Festival. From afternoon to evening, fill your tummy with a variety of food and wine offered by the numerous stalls at the Civic Theater Garden. To top off the fun, music of all genres will keep you entertained as you munch and sip on all those delectable offerings.
Nature Therapy
You can join tours that involve walking through the bird trails of the Riverina and its numerous parks. Get to see different species of birds that abound the area or immerse yourself in the natural beauty offered by the Botanic Gardens or Collins Park.
Crafts and Fairs
Craft Alive, Australia's leading craft expo, visits for a stop in Wagga Wagga every August. If you plan your trip well, you may find yourself surrounded by different handmade creations that you can buy for your homes or you can take ideas from for your own hobbies.
Fun and Amusement
Do you love carnivals? September is the time when Wagga Wagga puts up its amusement ground filled with different attractions and surprises. From close encounters with crocodiles, to pig races, goat shows, and the much-anticipated Miss Wagga Wagga Show Girl, these 2 days of fun and amusement will chase your blues away. Fill your days with laughter and light up your nights with fireworks.
The Arts
The Wagga Wagga Art Gallery and the Museum of the Riverina give way to local artists and other traveling shows to exhibit their artworks. The former is also the home of the National Art Glass Gallery, while the latter gives you a glimpse of Wagga Wagga's history. There is also the annual Wagga Art Prize to look forward to.
Wagga Wagga can be reached by train, car, or plane from key cities like Melbourne and Sydney. Accommodation in Wagga Wagga is not a problem as they have an abundance of fine hotels. The Townhouse Hotel, for instance, is located right at the center of Wagga Wagga, giving you access to all the wonderful places you can visit and within walking distance from galleries, restaurants, and shopping malls.
Plan your trip if you want to join any of Wagga Wagga's annual festivities. In any case, you can visit any time of the year and still find yourself having so many things to do in this vibrant city.


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Hofstra Town Hall Meeting to Focus on U.S. Economy and the Presidential Campaign
Noted economists to look at financial crisis, candidate's economic proposals for the nation
Hofstra University, Hempstead, NY – Two noted economists will look at the state of the U.S. economy and its impact on the 2008 presidential campaign at a Town Hall meeting at Hofstra on Tuesday, October 7, 2008 at 2:15 p.m. in the Monroe Lecture Center Theater, California Avenue, South Campus.The program, part of Hofstra's Educate '08 series leading up to the October 15 presidential debate here and the November election, will feature Nouriel Roubini, Ph.D., a professor of economics and international business at New York University Stern School of Business, and Alice M. Rivlin, Ph.D., senior fellow with the Metropolitan Policy Program and economic studies director, Greater Washington Research at Brookings Institution. The discussion will be facilitated by Robert Guttmann, Ph.D., chair of Hofstra's Economics Department.
The October 15 debate at Hofstra is the third and final presidential debate of the 2008 election season and will focus on the economy and domestic issues.
Dr. Roubini received his undergraduate degree from Bocconi University in Milan, Italy, and his Ph.D. in Economics from Harvard University in 1988. Before joining NYU Stern, he was a faculty member of the Economics Department at Yale University (1988-1995). He was also senior economist for international affairs at the White House Council of Economic Advisers (1998-1999); senior advisor to the Under Secretary for International Affairs and the director of the Office of Policy Development and Review at the U.S. Treasury Department (1999- 2000). He worked on the resolution of the Asian and global financial crises of 1997-1998 and the reform of the international financial architecture after these crises, among other issues. He is also chairman of Roubini Global Economics, an economic information and consultancy service. His views are cited regularly in the media.
Dr. Roubini has been a long-time consultant to the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and other private and public institutions. He has published theoretical and empirical and policy papers on international macroeconomic issues, the Asian and global financial crisis, emerging markets and the reform of the international financial system. He is the co-author of the book, "Political Cycles: Theory and Evidence." His new book, "Bailouts or Bail-ins? Responding to Financial Crises in Emerging Economies," (with Brad Setser), was published by the Institute for International Economics in 2004. A seminal contribution to the field, the book studies the currency, financial and sovereign debt crises in emerging market economies in the last decade and their resolution via policy adjustment, official/IMF "bail-out" packages and private sector involvement ("bail-ins") in crisis resolution.
Dr. Rivlin received her M.A. and Ph.D. from Radcliffe College, Harvard University and her B.A. from Bryn Mawr. Currently a visiting professor at the Public Policy Institute, Georgetown University, Dr. Rivlin was the first director of the Congressional Budget Office (1975-83). She is an expert on urban issues as well as fiscal, monetary and social policy. She directs the Greater Washington Research project.
Dr. Rivlin was also the Henry Cohen Professor, Milano Graduate School of Management and Urban Policy, New School University (2001-2003); chair, District of Columbia Financial Management Assistance Authority (1998-2001); vice chair, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System (1996-99); director, White House Office of Management and Budget (1994-96); deputy director, White House Office of Management and Budget (1993-94); recipient, MacArthur Foundation Prize Fellowship (1983); Hirst Professor of Public Policy, George Mason University; director of Economic Studies, Brookings Institution; assistant secretary for planning and evaluation, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare (1968-69).
Dr. Guttmann, professor of economics and chair of the Department of Economics and Geography at Hofstra, studied in Vienna, Austria, and at the University of Wisconsin before obtaining his Ph.D. in London in 1979. He won "Distinguished Teacher of the Year" awards at Hofstra in 1989 and 2004. He teaches international economics, monetary economics, economic integration in the European Union, and public finance. Since 1992, he has been a visiting professor at Université Paris-Nord. Widely published in monetary theory as well as money and banking, his latest book is "Cybercash: The Coming Era of Electronic Money" (Palgrave, 2003).
The Town Hall is sponsored by Hofstra's Office of the Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, and the Educate '08 Community Advisory Committees. Educate '08 is sponsored by the Peter S. Kalikow Center for the Study of the American Presidency, The John D. Miller Fund at the Long Island Community Foundation, and Sondra and David S. Mack.
Leading up to the debate and the 2008 election, Hofstra is proud to host Educate '08, an unprecedented series of lectures, conferences, artistic performances and exhibitions, town hall meetings and interactive forums focused on the issues, history and politics of presidential elections. Educate '08 provides our students, faculty and the entire surrounding community with access to the newsmakers, scholars and policymakers who have unique insight and knowledge of the American political system. Many programs are free and open to the public. During spring 2008's Educate '08 schedule, Hofstra hosted more than 30 events, including guests such as Mary Matalin and James Carville, David Gergen, William Kristol and Maureen Dowd, and many scholars, historians, journalists and policymakers. Find out more about Educate '08 by visiting www.hofstra.edu/educate08
Hofstra University is a dynamic private institution where students can choose from about 140 undergraduate and 155 graduate programs in liberal arts and sciences, business, communication, education and allied human services, and honors studies, as well as a School of Law.
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i looked and no one posted it yet or i might have missed it somewhere but i just saw on facebook that because of the re-releases of Blizzard Of Ozz and Diary Of a Madman that rockband is posting 8 tracks here is the link of the post
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Beginning May 31, Rock Band 3 will offer an eight-pack of songs celebrating the release of Diary of a Madman/Blizzard of Ozz 30th Anniversary Collector's Edition in the Rock Band 3 Music Store of downloadable content for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii consoles. 2011 marks the 30th Anniversary of Blizzard of Ozz (U.S. release) and Diary of a Madman. Both landmark albums took metal in a new direction in the early 1980s, inspiring future generations of rock bands and fans and now you can enjoy them in a truly unique Rock Band experience.The Ozzy Osbourne 8-pack will include 3 remastered classics from each album including "Mr. Crowley" and "Over the Mountain" as well as additional monster hits "Bark at the Moon" and "Mama, I'm Coming Home" and their built-in Pro Guitar/Bass upgrades only available as part of the 8-pack.
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Full track list is out: http://www.sleazeroxx.com/news/00397.shtml
In celebration of the forthcoming reissues of Ozzy's landmark albums, Blizzard of Ozz and Diary of a Madman, fans will be able to download a new 8-pack of songs for the Rock Band platform on May 31st. The tracklist includes
"Mr. Crowley,"
"Steal Away (The Night),"
"I Don't Know,"
"Flying High Again,"
"Over the Mountain,"
"Diary of a Madman,"
"Mama, I'm Coming Home" (pack only),
and "Bark at the Moon" (pack only).
Looks like no cherry picking if you want either of those two last songs...
Thanks goes to Cheech for finding this first.
***HMXHenry Edit 5/19***
Originally Posted by HMXhenry****Edit May 27 for HMXHenry Comments****Originally Posted by HMXhenry
LINK to post #1
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2001 Chevy Tahoe, motor swaped, how to tell what exactly which motor I have?
Is there a simple way to tell what model motor you have in a car? My 01 Chevy got a motor put in and after a couple of days looking at it, it looks like a slightly smaller engine than what I remember having.....
04-05-2012, 02:20 PM #2Unless they swapped a V6 in place of the V8, then you won't be able to tell by physical size...all the V8s are the same dimensions on the exterior. It is the bore and stroke of the cylinders that make it a "bigger" or "smaller" V8. You can verify it is still a V8 by counting the spark plugs.
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04-07-2012, 01:55 AM #4I'm just trying to understand better.. but what exactly makes you think that the motor in your vehicle now is "smaller"?
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But to answer your question a lil better... the casting stamps are usually located on the passenger side of the block near the top of the bell housing casting if I'm not mistaken, but I'll research some more and see what i can come up with.
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This should help if you can find the casting number on the block. And i think i was wrong before.. it may actually be on the DRIVERS side of the block.
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"Truck Norris"- 2008 TX Edition Silverado
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- Pioneer 6 Disc Touchscreen Deck
- Nightmare Breed Motorsports custom tune
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Hey thanks, I just looked in those areas without success. Should I be looking from underneath or ok from above? Also would it be above or below the cam covers? Below the exhausts? P.S I also have some paperwork from the salvage yard, which they confirmed today is from 02' Silverado. I had an 01' Tahoe, and I know those are pretty much the same... I'm just trying to satisfy my own itch of knowing from what's on the motor/engine for myself vs. what the receipt says...friends of mine have had issues with the installer...trying to see I got what receipt says I paid for.... thanks very much...
04-07-2012, 04:31 PM #6I don't think you can tell between a 4.8 and a 5.3 from the exterior. You have to get into the internals.
04-07-2012, 07:40 PM #7Actually the more i think about it.. dedmon is right. even if you DO find the casting number on the block... the 4.8/5.3 block is EXACTLY the same therefore will have the same casting number. I'm gonna make a couple calls and see if there's any other way of telling. Cause I'm starting to think that the only way would be to pull a head off and maybe measure bore size on it? My buddy is a mechanic for GM and maybe he can help me out with his knowledge. Maybe a couple of sensor locations will be different from the 4.8/5.3.
If the salvage yard has paperwork on what year/model the motor came out of.. try and get them to give you the VIN from that pickup, then take that VIN to your local Chevy dealer service department and they will be able to tell you exactly what motor it is.
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Back in February, after Argentine authorities inexplicably seized the contents of a U.S. military plane that was delivering equipment for a routine police-training exercise, a local official in the Buenos Aires city government summed up the dismal state of her country's foreign policy: "Our only friend right now is Hugo Chávez."
On April 16, President Cristina Kirchner poisoned yet another bilateral relationship when she announced the nationalization of a majority stake in Argentina's biggest oil company, YPF, which is owned by the Spanish firm Repsol. Her move prompted outrage in Madrid and threats of retaliation. Meanwhile, the Spanish technology company N2S abruptly canceled plans to establish an Argentine office. "Argentina really looked like a very attractive market for us and we believed it was serious in its commitment to foreign investment — until Monday's decision," N2S managing director Francisco de la Peña told the New York Times. "I'm sure that a lot of other Spanish companies are as disappointed and worried about what has just happened as we are."
The decision may have surprised Mr. de la Peña, but it did not surprise anyone who has watched President Kirchner launch one economically destructive power grab after another. As Brazilian journalist Míriam Leitão wrote in response to the YPF seizure, "Argentina's capacity to err seems unlimited."
After all, Kirchner is the same leader who in 2008 nationalized both her country's private pension system and its largest airline (Aerolineas Argentinas). She is the same leader who in 2010 fired Argentine central-bank governor Martín Redrado for his refusal to transfer $6.7 billion of foreign reserves to help Buenos Aires repay defaulted debt. She is the same leader who has produced soaring inflation and massive capital flight, the latter of which increased by 89 percent between 2010 and 2011. And she is the same leader who has systematically doctored inflation and economic data, to the point that The Economist recently announced it would no longer be publishing the official Argentine statistics. ("We are tired of being an unwilling party to what appears to be a deliberate attempt to deceive voters and swindle investors," the venerable weeklys aid in an editorial.)
Speaking of The Economist, it notes that Argentina is now a net energy importer, despite its abundant resources. While the government has blamed its energy trade deficit on YPF's reluctance to invest more generously in domestic production, independent analysts generally agree that "the real cause of Argentina's declining energy trade balance is its maze of price controls and subsidies, which makes investment unprofitable and encourages excess consumption."
By nationalizing YPF, Kirchner hopes to boost Argentina's financial position and also score political points through the demonization of a foreign energy giant. But her timing couldn't be worse, given that her country (in the words of Financial Times commentator John Gapper) "has deep fiscal problems, no access to international capital markets and a looming investment challenge." Indeed, how will Argentina now entice foreign multinationals to invest in its capital-starved energy sector (or any other sector, for that matter)? How can it expect to maintain the trust of the global business community when it treats private assets like state piggy banks? As Mexican president Felipe Calderón declared following the YPF maneuver, "Nobody in his right mind invests in a country which expropriates investments."
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After the 27-17 victory over Clemson last November, Thompson felt he was receiving far too much attention. Not that it was undeserved: he threw for 310 yards and three touchdowns.
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The promotional video for Bible Out Loud features several South Carolina athletes, but they're not named in an effort to keep the focus on Scripture. But diehard Gamecock fans will recognize them, and college fans will likely recognize running back Marcus Lattimore, who suffered a season-ending injury that brought everyone in Williams-Brice Stadium to their feet back in October.
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There's been no shortage of variety, either, which is what Thompson said he'd hoped for. Among the videos posted online: a couple standing outside next to a lake reciting Proverbs 12:2-3; schoolchildren in uniform reciting 2 Timothy 2:15; and a boy wearing his football jersey reciting Acts 16:31.
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