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News about Newspapers, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Oct. 20, 2014
Aaron Kushner, owner and chief executive of Freedom Communications, states company is still on road to success, despite stepping away for his role as publisher of The Orange Country Register, company's flagship newspaper; Los Angeles Times has sued company for failing to pay $3.5 million for delivering its papers. MORE
Sep. 24, 2014
Los Angeles Register, newspaper owned by Aaron Kushner's Freedom Communications, abruptly shuts down after struggling to attract readers; daily had been launched in April in defiance of the turmoil in the newspaper industry. MORE
Aug. 11, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column contends that persistent financial demands of Wall Street have trumped informational needs of Main Street; observes that print has become too much of a drag on earnings, so media companies Gannett and Tribune Co are rapidly dropping their print divisions. MORE
Aug. 4, 2014
Tribune Company's publishing division is striking out on its own after being spun off into independent company, Tribune Publishing; division's stable of eight well-known newspapers, including The Los Angeles Times and The Chicago Tribune, will be led by Jack Griffin. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Veteran newsman and USA Today publisher Larry Kramer is leading energetic push to turn struggling newspaper into a thriving digital enterprise; new focus on social media has allowed company to increase its mobile readership by 48 percent in a single year, but like many other newspapers, growth in online revenue has yet to make up for sagging fortunes at core news product. MORE
Jul. 11, 2014
Study by Pew Research Center finds that country's state capitals have lost more than one-third of newspaper journalists devoted to covering legislative matters full time; also shows that nontraditional news organizations have added journalists at statehouses. MORE
Jun. 19, 2014
Queens neighborhood of the Rockaways has become somewhat of anomaly in digital age, with The Rockaway Times joining The Wave, making it two-newspaper town; Kevin Boyle, who left The Wave and founded The Rockaway Times, says his new print publication fills need for more coverage of the seaside area, which is still rebuilding in aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. MORE
Jun. 3, 2014
Sportswriter Gerald Eskenazi recounts experience, in 1974, of attempting to write and submit the first article ever filed in the history of The New York Times via computer; tells tale of dragging bulky machine he called 'the blue monster' to a football training camp on Long Island, where he struggled to feed text back to Manhattan and one of Times's electronic typesetters that would soon revolutionize newspaper production. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Lewis Katz and Gerry Lenfest, two minority owners of The Philadelphia Inquirer, win auction for newspaper, ending long legal battle over its ownership; agree to pay $88 million for Inquirer and its affiliated properties, which include The Philadelphia Daily News, Philly.com website and printing plant. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Columbia Daily Spectator, Columbia University's student-run newspaper, will stop printing daily and switch to a weekly edition beginning in the fall; announcement pits group of paper's alumni who are angered by the decision against those who view the move as a necessary embrace of the digital age MORE
Apr. 19, 2014
Newspaper Association of America reports industry revenue fell 2.6 percent, to $37.6 billion, in 2013. MORE
Apr. 14, 2014
College journalism students, as financial pressures force newspapers around country to shut down or make cuts, are increasingly making up for lack of in-depth coverage by local papers. MORE
Mar. 19, 2014
New York Observer, which rose to prominence as salmon pink broadsheet newspaper, will now be white, tabloid-sized and stapled like a magazine as part of a major redesign; change is the latest under Jared Kushner, New Jersey real estate scion who bought the paper in 2006. MORE
Mar. 10, 2014
Kyle Pope, Pulitzer Prize winner and former top editor of The New York Observer, is now running five small community newspapers in New York City; despite raising eyebrows in city's gossipy and insular media world, Pope finds nothing unusual about new position. MORE
Mar. 5, 2014
Op-Ed article by Baynard Woods, senior editor at the Baltimore City Paper, underscores the important role independent newspapers play in cities; expresses concern about the trend toward media conglomerates taking over the nation's remaining alternate weeklies. MORE
Jan. 20, 2014
David Carr The Media Equation column notes that Aaron Kushner, publisher of The Orange County Register, has been stumbling in his plan to boldly invest in newspaper journalism; notes grim economic realities have forced him to begin laying off staff. MORE
Jan. 12, 2014
Gray Matter column by author Claudia Hammond examines research that has tried to shed light on people's memories of news events; notes that one of the major factors in whether one remembers news events is whether or not one reads newspapers. MORE
Dec. 14, 2013
Orange County Register owner and publisher Aaron Kushner is expanding into Los Angeles market with new daily newspaper focused on hyper-local reporting; hopes new paper, to be called Los Angeles Register, will offer new voice for readers, espousing more conservative philosophy built around concept of individual liberties. MORE
Dec. 11, 2013
Gannett Company, one of nation's largest newspaper chains, will try to expand its advertising and circulation revenue by inserting parts of its flagship newspaper USA Today into its local newspapers. MORE
Nov. 26, 2013
Publishers of private newspapers in Myanmar say they face competition from state-run dailies and the Internet and are having a hard time finding advertisers and qualified reporters; dozen dailies rushed into production in April after government ended five-decade ban. MORE
Nov. 3, 2013
Colleges newspapers, which have managed to stave off industry challenges for years, are beginning to struggle for survival; difficulties are spawning range of innovations and coping strategies, from cutting print circulation to developing more robust online presence. MORE
Oct. 23, 2013
Many newspapers, large and small, are trying to shed their aging headquarters for spaces that are more efficient and high-tech; as print industry declines, companies are trying to raise revenue by selling or leasing their plants. MORE
Oct. 20, 2013
Editorial contends that exhibit Burying the Lede, on view at Momenta Art gallery in Bushwick, Brooklyn, shows artists' abiding attachment to newspapers; contends newspapers' place in art is honored and unshakable, which is reason enough to curse the glowing screens that are relentlessly shoving them aside. MORE
Oct. 12, 2013
Britain's three main political parties agree on plan to regulate country's newspapers, but proposal faces heavy criticism from the press, casting doubt over its future. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
Charles and David Koch, brothers and billionaire industrialists who run Koch Industries, are no longer contemplating purchase of the Tribune Co's chain of newspapers. MORE
Aug. 16, 2013
Polly, Christy and Elsie Lynn, three twenty-something daughters of a 5th-generation newspaper family in Vermont, have thrown themselves into the business, and the papers they run have thrived. MORE
Aug. 12, 2013
Elite of technology industry is taking up cause of assisting print journalism to adapt to change; tycoons like Amazon.com founder Jeffrey P Bezos, who bought The Washington Post, are helping struggling industry march into new era, maybe out of sense of obligation, responsibility or guilt. MORE
Aug. 11, 2013
Sales of three giants of the old-media world--The Washington Post, The Boston Globe and Newsweek--were at prices a fraction of the properties' former value; Tumblr's $1.1 billion sale suggests market believes that its model is way of the future. MORE
Aug. 10, 2013
James B Stewart Common Sense column observes The New York Times, one of last of family-owned newspapers, is optimistic about staying competitive in digital world and changing environment following acquisition of Washington Post by Amazon founder Jeffrey Bezos; questions if company should be so confident. MORE
Aug. 7, 2013
Amazon.com founder Jeff Bezos's $250,000 purchase of The Washington Post brings promise of innovation for storied brand and questions of what he sees in 135-year-old newspaper that others do not; many do not expect any quick answers or short-term fixes, as Bezos is known for taking long-view approach to business, willing to buck Wall Street demands for big profits in order to invest in company growth. MORE
Aug. 6, 2013
Washington Post is being sold for $250 million to the founder of Amazon.com, Jeffrey P Bezos, in a deal that has shocked the industry; Donald E Graham, chairman and chief executive of The Washington Post Company, and the third generation of the Graham family to lead the newspaper, makes announcement and stresses that Bezos will purchase it in a personal capacity and not on behalf of Amazon the company. MORE
Aug. 5, 2013
Deals to buy The Washington Post and The Boston Globe have been announced this week by very wealthy entrepreneurs. MORE
Aug. 5, 2013
New York Times Company's sale of Boston Globe to Boston Red Sox owner John W Henry, along with The Worchester Telegram & Gazette and other properties, continues trend in struggling industry of newspapers being returned to local owners, often at bargain-basement prices. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
Profile of Katharine Weymouth, fourth-generation publisher of The Washington Post who took the helm just as the bottom was about to fall out of the economy; under Weymouth, the Post has begun charging for online access, but the climate for newspapers in general, and The Post in particular, remains tough. MORE
May. 28, 2013
Fewer resources, lack of interest and growth of the Internet have led to fewer high school newspapers in New York City's public schools; Clinton News, written and read by students at DeWitt Clinton High School in the Bronx, is marking its centennial, one of city's oldest student newspapers. MORE
May. 22, 2013
Letter from Jim Amoss, editor of NOLA.com-The Times-Picayune, comments on David Carr May 13 column on news organization. MORE
May. 13, 2013
David Carr The Media Equation column on New Orleans Times-Picayune announcement of plans to return to producing printed product daily, one year after highly unpopular announcement of plan to reorganize into more digitally focused enterprise that produced newspaper just three days a week; says that unmaking of business of daily newspapers may be premature. MORE
May. 9, 2013
Effort by conservative billionaires David H Koch and Charles G Koch to take over Tribune Company, which owns Los Angeles Times and seven other newspapers, has set off firestorm of opposition in Los Angeles; public employee unions, leaders of California State Legislature and liberal advocacy groups are moving to block sale, denouncing it as threat to public workers and Democratic Party issues. MORE
May. 1, 2013
Nation's newspapers report that they suffered slight declines in total circulation, but are benefiting from an increase in digital subscriptions; Wall Street Journal has the highest circulation, at 2,378,827; New York Times reports circulation of 1,865,318, a 17.6 percent rise over a year earlier. MORE
May. 1, 2013
Times-Picayune of New Orleans says it plans to roll out a tabloid edition, nearly one year after the newspaper's owner, Advance Publications, announced that it would print only three days a week; Times-Picayune will continue to publish and offer home delivery of its traditional newspaper as well. MORE
Apr. 21, 2013
Charles and David Koch, billionaire industrialists and supporters of libertarian causes, are exploring bid to buy Tribune Company's eight regional newspapers; in political terms, papers could serves as broader platform for Kochs' laissez-faire ideas. MORE
Apr. 3, 2013
About 50 gunmen in military uniforms burst into offices of four independent newspapers in Baghdad, stabbing and beating employees; attackers are reportedly angry over article accusing cleric Mahmoud al-Sarkhi of trying to dominate Shiite holy city of Karbala. MORE
Apr. 2, 2013
Several newspapers have emerged in Syria to counter coverage of war in country that has been skewed by exaggerations and misinformation. MORE
Apr. 1, 2013
Newspapers across country and worldwide have adopted subscription models for their Web sites, as publishers face dwindling revenue from print products, and flat returns from online advertising. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
Reporter's Notebook; Miami Herald will leave its office space on Biscayne Bay for Doral, small city on west side of Miami-Dade County; move away from city and paper's longtime home are symptomatic of much larger problem of retreat and retrenchment of newspapers in digital age and their waning influence. MORE
Mar. 19, 2013
British lawmakers agree to ground rules for new press code, most significant step toward stricter curbs on country's scoop-driven newspapers since phone hacking scandal; under rules, erring newspapers will face big fines and come up against tougher press regulator. MORE
Mar. 15, 2013
British Prime Min David Cameron says cross-party talks with other political leaders on regulating Britain's rambunctious tabloid press have broken down and that he will pursue his own proposal for system of self-regulation after months of inquiries into phone hacking scandal. MORE
Mar. 3, 2013
Newt Wallace, who at 93 is thought to be world's oldest newspaper delivery person, distributes The Winters Express in Winters, Calif; Wallace was publisher of the 2,300-circulation weekly, which he bought shortly after World War II, until he turned it over to his son in 1983. MORE
Feb. 11, 2013
Financial Times, which will soon celebrate its 125th birthday, has created several lucrative digital revenue streams as its historic print edition fades from prominence; paper was one of first to charge customers for access to its Web site. MORE
Jan. 21, 2013
Boston Globe, flush with empty office space following extensive downsizing, has created a large public community space for start-up companies, musicians and special events; other downsized newspapers have made creative use of empty space, though potential revenue of projects remains unclear. MORE
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Highlights From the Archives
They Pay for Cable, Music and Extra Bags. How About News?
With the recession battering advertising online, in print and on television, media executives are contemplating a tougher trick: making the consumer pay.April 8, 2009 businessNews
Seattle Paper Shifts Entirely to the Web
The Post- Intelligencer is the largest American paper to drop its print edition and become an Internet-only entity.March 17, 2009 businessNews
As Cities Go From Two Papers to One, Talk of Zero
No one knows which will be the first big city without a large newspaper, but there are candidates across the U.S.March 12, 2009 businessNews
Why Big Newspapers Applaud Some Declines in Circulation
Many big newspapers are cutting promotions and choosing smaller circulation numbers, hoping to lure advertisers with a more focused and engaged readership.October 1, 2007 businessNews
At 25, 'McPaper' Is All Grown Up
An older, more serious USA Today is facing the challenge of readers and advertisers fleeing to the Internet.September 17, 2007 businessNews
For The Hartford Courant, 250 Years in Print
The paper published its first issue on Oct. 29, 1764, a one-page edition of what then was called The Connecticut Courant.
October 27, 2014, Monday
MORE ON NEWSPAPERS AND: Hartford Courant , Newspapers , Hartford (Conn) , Connecticut Historical Society
Ben Bradlee's Charmed, Charming Life
Most journalists are bystanders who chronicle the exploits of people who do things. But the man who helped run The Washington Post for 26 years actually did things.
October 23, 2014, Thursday
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Ben Bradlee, Washington Editor and Watergate Warrior, Dies at 93
Mr. Bradlee, a quintessential newspaper editor, supervised The Washington Post's exposure of the Watergate scandal that led to the resignation of President Richard M. Nixon.
October 22, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON NEWSPAPERS AND: Deaths (Obituaries) , Watergate Affair , Washington Post , Newspapers , News and News Media , Bradlee, Benjamin C
For Aaron Kushner, a Difficult Foray Into Newspapers
Aaron Kushner maintains that his Freedom Communications, parent of The Orange County Register and other papers, is on the road to success.
October 20, 2014, Monday
MORE ON NEWSPAPERS AND: Newspapers , Freedom Communications , Kushner, Aaron , Orange County Register , Los Angeles Times , Layoffs and Job Reductions , Suits and Litigation (Civil) , Appointments and Executive Changes
Washington Post Adds a National Tabloid Edition
Local newspapers nationwide now deliver with their Sunday papers a 24-page color tabloid edition of The Post.
October 20, 2014, Monday
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Andrew Cuomo: 'It Could Not Have Been Worse'
New York's governor on learning from past mistakes and the one reporter he trusts.
October 12, 2014, Sunday
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Japan Protests Indictment of Journalist by South Korea
South Korean prosecutors have charged Tatsuya Kato, the former Seoul bureau chief for the Japanese newspaper Sankei Shimbun, with defaming the South Korean president.
October 10, 2014, Friday
MORE ON NEWSPAPERS AND: Libel and Slander , Newspapers , Freedom of the Press , Sankei , South Korea , Japan , Kato, Tatsuya , Park Geun-hye
The Washington Post Regains Its Place at the Table
Jeff Bezos's willingness to finance hiring new employees has created an atmosphere of confidence and financial stability supported by strong journalistic leadership.
October 6, 2014, Monday
MORE ON NEWSPAPERS AND: Washington Post , Bezos, Jeffrey P , Newspapers , Washington (DC) , News and News Media
Resurrecting a Disgraced Reporter
"Kill the Messenger" recounts the life of Gary Webb, who reported on links between the C.I.A. and the crack epidemic, only to have his work denounced.
October 5, 2014, Sunday
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British Newspaper Tests Teeth of a New Regulator
A new scandal offers the Independent Press Standards Organization the chance to prove it will be far tougher than its predecessor.
October 3, 2014, Friday
MORE ON NEWSPAPERS AND: Europe , Great Britain , Newspapers
Uprising at a French Paper
A memo sent to shareholders this year said the paper's new owners wanted to eliminate the print edition and publish only on digital platforms.
A World Is Reshaped, and Printers Adapt or Die
The survivors of the printing industry are increasingly high tech and automated. Many are holding on by moving beyond media publishing and into packaging and labeling.
Times Minute | Grimm's Blow-Up
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Restart the Presses!
If vinyl records, straight razors, slow food and absinthe cocktails can all mount comebacks, there is no reason print media can't.
The Year in Questions
Oh, the news out there is frightful. But a quiz is so delightful.
How the Cartoonists Called It
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Turning the Page – The International Herald Tribune
The International Herald Tribune, the global edition of The New York Times, has become The International New York Times. A look at its journey.
What's the Going Price?
The sales of three giants of the old-media world — the Washington Post, The Boston Globe and Newsweek — in as many days suggest one kind of change, but their prices suggest another.
Building Credibility in Syria
Absi Smesem became the editor in chief of a new weekly Syrian newspaper hoping to leave behind what he disparaged as the "Facebook phase" of the uprising.
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The Connecticut School Shooting
While my newsfeed, and everybody else's, is filling up with posts about the horror in Connecticut today, I want to add this thought.
Today and in the coming days, a lot of people (on Facebook and elsewhere) are going to be discussing the political and legal implications of a tragic school shooting - just as they did after Aurora, after Gabby Giffords, after Virginia Tech. Why do these things keep happening, and most importantly how can we stop them from happening?
Some people call this "politicizing" a tragedy. I don't agree with that. Problems call out for solutions. And as far as problems go, kids getting shot at school is just about as bad as they come. So I don't consider the passionate search for a solution to be inappropriately political in any way.
That being said, here's something that I always try to keep in mind and that I hope we all can keep in mind. While we may very strongly disagree on what the most effective solution may be, we are all generally in agreement that the shootings of innocent victims need to stop.
People who say that this tragedy shows why we need to ban guns are, for the most part, saying that because they believe that banning guns would prevent such tragedies from happening in the first place.
People who say that this tragedy shows why we need to allow more concealed weapons are likewise, for the most part, saying that because they believe that allowing more concealed weapons would prevent such tragedies from happening in the first place.
Both groups, and everyone in between, are for the most part motivated by a shared underlying hatred and horror of gun violence.
So let's have a conversation about how we can best stop these tragedies from happening, and while we're doing that let's try to remember that we're all in this together.

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Table 3
Estimated annual number of acute rheumatic fever cases in children aged 5–14 years, and extrapolation to all ages
Studies documented in appendix 2 of the full report. Where one publication detailed rates for different ethnic groups, geographic regions, or time period, these were included as separate studies.
* No studies available. For sub-Saharan Africa, median incidence from middle east and north Africa used. For China, incidence for Asia other used.
† Assumes 40% of all acute rheumatic fever cases occur over 14 years of age.


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Lou "Mr. Gaines" Myers
Actor Lou Myers, best known for his role as Mr. Vernon Gaines on A Different World, has died. He was 77.
Myers reportedly passed away Tuesday night (Feb. 19) in West Virginia following a heart-related emergency
Such a warm and friendly person, he will surely be missed.
September 26, 1935 - February 19, 2013
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|2004-01-27, 11:16
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Location: Down Under
Fact or myth?: 2 computers behind router using bt downloading same file = slow speeds
So is this true, I'm not all too sure how the BT client or network really works.
But say I have two computers one is mine one is my brothers, we want to download the same file off BT, off the same tracker...now would this cause a HUGE problem in downloading for one of the computers?
Because how I understand how the BT works it looks at your IP, and since behind a router I share one single external IP to the internet, when there are two clients off the same IP...how does the tracker/other clients/seeds distrubute the file, do both files have a chance of getting files just as fast as eachother?
Let me know :/
|2004-01-27, 19:23
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It would be awfully inefficient, and I believe the odds are 99.9% that the two computers would not coordinate with each other to share data. It'd work, but why waste all that bandwidth?
I would say that having one machine do it would be the best thing.
But if you were each downloading something different (regardless of tracker) then it would be no different than having one computer running two clients at once. As long as each has their ports fowarded fairly.
|2004-01-27, 19:36
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it doesn't matter if it's inefficient or not Would it work well? Because I noticed an option in Shadow's Bittorrnet to "block multiple connections from same ip" Which means if there are two PCs using seprate clients, but are bting the same file that means only ONE of them would get seed/other client connections leaving the other one with nothing
I currently have two IP addresses assigned to my home, so one IP goes to my Personal PC another IP goes to my router (Which shares it with other computers) now...this has caused new problems ever since my ISP switched my modem (the ONLY modem they NOW support) is half-duplex/10mbps vs my old full duplex 100 mbps modem. Gaming just sucks It's causing network collisions on my switch.
So I was wondering if I just put my self in the DMZ of my router if that would work...
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Two people downloading the same file from behind the same router wouldn't be as fast as only one person downloading that file, because of what DeHackEd said. The two machines wouldn't share pieces of the file with each other and would result in up to 98% wasted bandwidth.
so the answer is no, it wouldn't work well.
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No I mean okay, this is how I have it set up right now.
Cablemodem --> switch --> my computer and my router
So my computer gets it's own IP address, and my router gets it's own IP address...
Now if someone behind the router downloads a file off the same BT off a tracker, and I do the same thing, we just share the bandwidth both seem to go at a pretty even rate, so they're both doing well.
My main concern is, behind the router, will ONE computer take up 99% of the incomming connections because we only have one IP address behind the router and the other one gets 1-2 connections vs 100 connections on another? Because some clients only support ONE connection per IP, therefore the one who connects first (the PC) will get the connection while the other one is outta luck...
Unlike how it is now because I have my own IP address. And my router has it's own (but only one PC on the router does BTing)
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This beautifully carved Continental flintlock pistol is decorated with silver and silver wire inlay; the stock is Walnut. Made circa 1750, this pistol is unusual in that it has both carved and silver decorations. The ramrod is a replacement.
I always recommend checking with a qualified gunsmith before firing any antique firearm.
Comes with Professional Appraisal.
Because this pistol is an antique is does not have to be registered in Canada or the USA.
Ammolite is the fossil shell of the Upper Cretaceous Ammonite, a squid-like marine animal. Ammonites lived about 70 to 75 million years ago, and were a favoured delicacy of the Mosasaur, a marine reptile. It would sink its teeth into the ammonite, the body would be devoured and the shell discarded and then fall to the sea bottom. Over millions of years the sediment would preserve the shell and this mineral-rich environment created iridescent greens, reds, yellows, rare blues and violets...
These come-alongs were made in Germany by Kayser, probably between WW I and WW II.
These flexible cuffs were called "Come-alongs" because once put around someone's wrist and closed, all it took was a slight twist of the wrist by the person in charge and no matter how big the prisoner was......they came-along without an argument!
This particular set has a chain that is heavy and quite long at 10 inches, the overall length is 13.5 inches and they would have been able to control a ...
Vintage wooden hat form circa 1900 to 1930 (used in the photos of my hats listed for sale under miscellaneous).
This is a rare Model 1853 Austro-Hungarian Pioneer Short Sword. You can tell this weapon was privately purchased by the lack of regimental markings and the fact that it has custom goat horn grips instead of the standard ones made of wood. In overall very good condition with minor period wear to the blade and scabbard and it has a nice natural patina.
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Kartik Pattabiraman, a graduate student in the lab of John L. R. Rubenstein, MD, PhD, has been selected as one of the first UCSF Discovery Fellows. Chosen by a faculty advisory board on the basis of their leadership potential, excellence in research, community-mindedness, and communications skills, the fellowships are designed to recognize and reward students who demonstrate both research excellence and community spirit.
The Discovery Fellows program was made possible by a generous gift in December 2013 from Sir Michael Moritz and his wife, Harriet Heyman. The couple contributed $30 million to the UCSF Graduate Division to ensure the future of PhD education programs in the basic sciences, creating the largest endowed program for PhD students in the history of the 10-campus University of California. UCSF matched the gift with a $25 million endowment and a commitment to raise another $5 million through donations from at least 500 donors.
Earlier this month, all 20 clinical chairs at the UCSF School of Medicine agreed to provide another $1.5 million to help ensure the stability of the university's basic science program. "They're really important to what we do, which is why it was easy to give when they asked," said Psychiatry department chair Matthew W. State, MD, PhD. "It really is, all boats float together in our scientific community."


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Anton Kozlik's homemade mustard
Cold, Hard Football Facts for Aug 15, 2006
We love making our own sauces and condiments. Why not? It's what passes for physical activity in our sedentary life and, ultimately, your homemade versions typically taste better than store-bought versions.
Plus, it can be done pretty quickly. You can make flavorful homemade mustard, for example, faster than the time it takes to go out to the market and pick up a plastic jug of yellow megabrand mustard. The homemade version will be fresh and all-natural. You don't know what kind of faux-food preservatives you'll find in that store-bought mustard.
We were inspired to make our own mustard after Cold, Hard Football Facts sud stud Lew Bryson took a culinary tour of Toronto and returned with epic tales of Anton Kozlik's Canadian Mustard.
We followed up with a call to Kozlik and asked him for a mustard recipe. He was happy to oblige. All you need is powdered mustard and some other common ingredients. If you have trouble finding mustard powder, you can order it from Kozlik's catalog.
He sells prepared mustards, along with whole, crushed and powdered seeds. Generally speaking, there are three types of mustard seeds: yellow (mild), brown (medium) and Oriental (hot). You may be able to find mustard powder at your local supermarket, while Asian markets in the States almost always carry mustard powder, too, and it's incredibly cheap.
When it comes to actual prepared mustards, the type of vinegar you use is a great differentiator. French mustards often have red wine vinegar; German mustards use cider vinegar; and white vinegar is typical of English mustards. There are infinite mustard varieties and plenty of opportunity for kitchen experimentation.
Here's Anton Kozlik's recipe for a Bordeaux-style mustard. Slather it on your favorite sandwich, hot dogs or bratwurst.
- 4 T. yellow mustard powder
- 4 T. brown mustard powder
- ¼ c. cold water
- ¼ c. red wine vinegar
- ½ t. salt
- ½ t. ground or rubbed tarragon
- ½ t. cayenne pepper
Mix mustard powders and water until it becomes a thick paste (about 1 or 2 minutes). Let sit for 20 minutes. Add red wine vinegar, salt, tarragon and cayenne and mix well. Store in an airtight glass jar. For best flavors, let the mustard sit for two to three weeks before using. It will store in a refrigerator for several months. Makes about 1 cup.
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The number of new patent cases filed in the District of Delaware jumped 33 percent in 2013, according to new data released Tuesday. However, patent attorneys say the bump is the result of a 2011 change in the law governing patents and not increased activity among plaintiffs.
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Definition of spitter in English:
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Pronunciation: /ˈspɪtə /
1A person who spits.
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2 another term for spitball (sense 2) of the noun).
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Records: Purdue 7-8, 1-2 Big Ten; Penn State 8-7, 0-3
When: Noon today
Where: Mackey Arena, West Lafayette
TV: Big Ten Network
Radio: 92.7 FM, 1380 AM
Purdue leaders: Terone Johnson (13.7 ppg), A.J. Hammons (6.1 rpg), Ronnie Johnson (3.3 apg)
Penn State leaders: D.J. Newbill (15.3 ppg), Ross Travis (7.6 rpg), Newbill (3.8 apg)
Key matchups: Guards Newbill and Jermaine Marshall (14.5 points per game) have helped fill the void since Tim Frazier suffered a season-ending Achilles injury. Purdue guard Ronnie Johnson had 11 points, seven assists and six rebounds in Tuesday's loss against Ohio State. Terone Johnson is averaging 18 points in Big Ten games this year.
The skinny: Purdue has won seven of the last eight in the series. The Boilermakers have a 27-11 advantage in the all-time series.


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VALPARAISO | While a lot of Porter County property owners saw a drop in the reassessments mailed out late last week, the change will not necessarily translate into lower tax bills, Porter County Assessor Jon Snyder said.
When the lower assessed values are sent downstate, it could result in higher tax rates if local units of government are unwilling to cut their spending, he said.
"That's all out of my hands," Snyder said.
The potential outcome is made even more uncertain as a result of the new tax caps, which makes it unconstitutional for property taxpayers in the state to pay rates higher than 1 percent of assessed value on owner-occupied homes, 2 percent on rental and farm properties and 3 percent on business and industrial properties.
A continued decline in assessments means more taxpayers could hit those caps, which is bad news for taxing units unwilling to cut their budgets, Snyder said.
Snyder said there is no clear pattern to where in the county assessments went up and down.
Porter County Auditor Bob Wichlinski has been warning local government leaders for the last couple years that the lower assessments -- coupled with assessment appeal refunds and the tax caps -- could amount to trouble on the horizon.
He said Monday the county's overall assessed valuation went down by just more than $357 million. Land values rose, he said, but by only about half the rate of the decrease of improvements, such as homes and other structures.
Snyder said a steady stream of taxpayers showed up to this office Monday. Many of them had concerns about the removal of "negative influence factors" from the assessments, which are reductions for farmland, wetlands and excess land, he said.
The removal was done to correct inaccuracies in the assessments, he said. Property owners must provide evidence of these factors before the reductions will be restored.
Snyder said about 50 of the people who showed up at his office Monday filed appeals, in addition to about 85 filed online over the weekend. Property owners have until the end of the day Nov. 13 to appeal.
Taxpayers will be asked for immediate evidence to support the appeal, Snyder said. Evidence may include comparable sales from March 2, 2010, to March 1, 2012, an appraisal from the same time frame or any other relevant support.
Snyder said he expects by the end of the month to wrap up work on the more than 9,000 appeals that were awaiting him or were filed shortly after he took office in 2011.


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It's been a while since I posted anything so I thought I'd share a sneak peak of some characters from the card game I'm working on.
My Lego Minifigure collection has got a little out of hand recently, so I've decided to stop buying them! I am still waiting on two more display bricks, though. One red and one blue, should look awesome when they're assembled.
The first picture here is of my new business cards. The photo isn't perfect, but if it was you could see that the text and logo are spot varnished, and obviously the corners are nicely rounded. These were printed by Overnight Prints, and they did a really great job. The colours are crisp, bold and smooth and everything looks how it should. They are printed using offset lithography, a process I recommend seeking when getting cards printed as the quality is much better. The price was also very reasonable, even with the extras like spot varnish and rounded corners. They are printed on 350g/sm card stock, so feel nice and stiff (no laughing please) and durable.
The second photo is the previous batch of cards I ordered from Vistaprint. I have received a refund for these cards now as the quality was very poor. Admittedly they were cheap, and came with quite a nice card holder, but I literally could have done better myself with my home printer and a craft knife. These are digitally printed, and the colours are weak and a little bit blotchy. Some cards are also a slightly different colour from the rest. Worst of all though, these cards seem to have been cut without a bleed. For those who aren't familiar with printing, a bleed is where you print a larger area than is necessary and then cut the desired size from within the print. This ensures the colour/image goes all the way to the edge of the card even if there is a slight margin of error in the cutting. The white line you can see along the bottom edge of the cards would not be there if there had been a bleed.
I've posted this just to show a little bit about what to look for when getting stationary like this printed, and to warn people against getting seduced by very cheap printing companies. After all, when you give someone your business card you want it to reflect the quality of service you can provide.
- You can always see through the hedge walls.
- They're normally so busy you almost have to queue your way through the maze.
- Some prick always tells you where a dead end is, defeating the whole point.
- The centre of the maze is normally a crushing disappointment ie. just a bench.
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Vintage Boy Scouts of America Camp Cooking Utensil Roll
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Pictures don't do this like-new early Boy Scouts of America cooking kit justice! It doesn't appear to have ever been used. It appears to have been manufactured in the late '40's or early 50's. You won't find anything here made in Japan, Taiwan or China. Both knives have hollow ground, tempered stainless steel blades. It is a snapshot into an earlier era when quality products made in the USA were the rule, not the exception. It consists of 8 pieces and the tool roll. There is a vegetable peeler (Nee Action USA), a paring knife (Imperial stainless USA), a steel spatula with wood handle (A&J Ecko USA) a No.227 Imperial Veri-sharp French Cook's knife (Imperial), a large kitchen spoon (A&J Ecko USA)*, Kitchen fork (A&J Ecko USA), a can opener (Miracle brand USA) and a large ladle (A&J Ecko USA). The tool roll has a tag that says "Made for the BSA by The Pennington Company". Payment must be made by Pay Pal and be received within 7 days of the end of auction. Shipping/handling will be a flat rate $8.50. Special expedited shipping is available at additional cost, calculated based on your location. Combined shipping for multiple wins is available. Overseas shipping will be calculated based on your location. Additional (individual) pictures available on request.*The spoon has some scratches in the center that appear to have been caused by the can opener rubbing against it when the kit was rolled up. I will wrap each seperately for shipping to avoid any further cosmetic damage.
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In the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics, Team Finland defeated Slovakia to win the bronze medal. In order to medal in the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympics, they're going to have rely heavily on their goaltending with some key injuries to arguably their best two forwards, Mikko Koivu and Valtteri Filppula.
So, without Koivu, and his brother Saku Koivu, and Filppula, the Finns will have to rely more on their young guns. Aleksander Barkov and Mikael Granlund are two of the best young forwards in the NHL and both of them have outstanding potential and outstanding skills. Mixed together with midline guys like Tuomo Ruutu, Jussi Jokinen, Olli Jokinen and Lauri Korpikoski, the offense is going to have to be a group effort. Of course, they do have the magic of legend Teemu Selanne. However, he is really starting to show his age.
On the blue line, they're lead by two wily veterans in Kimmo Timonen and Sami Salo. Both can contribute on the power play, but can they be responsible in their own zone against some offensive powerhouses like Canada. Much like the group of forwards, they do have some very intriguing young defenseman, Sami Vatanen and Olli Maatta. We've seen Vatanen's ability to contribute in the offensive game and at times be solid in his own zone. The same can be said with Maatta who is enjoying a good rookie season with the Pittsburgh Penguins. However, how will the two young defenseman fair against the top talent in the world?
The Finns have the best crop of goaltenders in this tournament by far. Their third goaltender on the depth chart is Kari Lehtonen and that is insane. Lehtonen has shown in the past few years with the Dallas Stars that he can be an elite goaltender. From there it only gets even more insane. Their likely backup will be Antti Niemi, a 2013 Vezina finalist. Their likely starter will be Tuukka Rask, one of the favorites for the 2014 Vezina. Not to mention that they're missing Pekka Rinne due to injury. THAT IS FRIGGIN' NUTS.
Finland are in Group B along with Austria, Canada and Norway. So, they have about a 99.9% chance of getting out of the group. They should beat Austria and Norway, but they would need a legendary performance from Rask to pull the upset over Canada. I think it'll be tough for the Finns to challenge for a medal just because of the lack of offense.
I will be covering both Finland and Switzerland during the men's ice hockey tournament. Expect a preview for Switzerland's men's ice hockey team by tomorrow or Wednesday.
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For your use, we have compiled information that will save your, or someone you knows, life. What we present here must be read and understood by anyone who races or helps anybody who races. Along with the information, we provide a product guide showing and explaining the various types of head and neck restraints that are on the market today.
While everyone who drives a race car is at risk of injury to the head and neck, we have found that drivers who are younger are more at risk than a fully developed adult. Jim Downing, the co-inventor of the Hans device, tells us recently, "There's no question kids' neck muscles are not fully developed until their mid-teens."
Trevor Ashline, inventor of the Hybrid series of head and neck restraints also stated that "I've said for years after conversing with doctors that children's bone structure, tendons, muscles, and so on are not fully developed and not as strong as an adult."
The neck muscles and connecting tissue are what attach the head to the body. They are stressed in a frontal impact when the body is restrained, as when seatbelts are in use, and the head continues to move forward unimpeded. This often results in serious injury to the driver and in too many cases, death.
I spoke with Gary Milgrom, the vice-president of Hans, and he said that the company that owns the Hans device, Simpson, is and has always been, deeply involved in all aspects of driver safety. He explained to me that the younger drivers need the H&N restraints as much or more than older drivers.
The company believes that every driver needs all of the basic systems that are proven to protect the driver including driver suits, containment seats, restraint systems such as seatbelts, netting, and so on, racing helmets and a strong rollcage. The one important item that completes that package is the H&N restraint.
Make no mistake, we've come a long way since the Hans first hit the market in the early '90s. Most will agree that the real turning point came when we lost Dale, Sr. That single event, in retrospect, probably saved tens or maybe hundreds of lives by demonstrating what can happen. The reason is because not only NASCAR, but other sanctions have since required the drivers to wear H&N equipment. But we're not all the way there just yet.
Getting back to the younger drivers, all of you parents and guardians out there who support children who race need to have some important knowledge. That is, the human child who is less than eighteen years old is not fully developed in most cases. The muscles and connective tissues have not strengthened or developed to the point where adults are physically.
So, we who are observers in racing, and the medical community, have concluded that younger drivers are more at risk of injury from trauma, including basilar skull fracture, than the average adult. That is why we are pushing for rules that will require all drivers under the age of eighteen to utilize all of the proper safety equipment or not be allowed to drive a race car.
East Bay Raceway Park recently amended their rules package to include a requirement that says, "All drivers ages 14-17 will be required to have an SFI-38.1 approved head and neck restraint system in place and fully operational at all times that they are on the racing surface at East Bay Raceway Park." It goes on to say this is mandatory for all racers under the age of 18.
Jim Downing published a paper in December of 2012 that was alarming. He states that the Charlotte Observer did a study on motor racing deaths in the U.S. in the ten years before "Dale" and the ten years after that event. Pre-Dale deaths on small ovals and drag strips numbered 99 driver deaths and post-Dale, there were 126 deaths. The increase in fatalities tells us that things are not getting any better.
Studies and tests have concluded that a 42 mph sudden decrease in forward velocity is enough to cause a fatal head and neck injury. We have physical confirmation of that here in Florida, where I live. Two teenagers recently died from frontal impacts with walls going, according to witnesses, less than 50 mph. It's beyond unfortunate, it is tragic.
We are well past the point of wondering if the use of the H&N is worth it or if it does any good. It is imperative that it be used and a small price to pay. Just think of the alternative. At the very least, there is loss of income and hospital expenses from non-life threatening injuries that result in torn neck muscles and damaged arteries. At the other end, there are funeral expenses, loss of a loved one, and always the question, "What could I have done to prevent this." Well, this article and the information contained herein is your answer.
The other very interesting aspect of the use of a H&N restraint is one of everyday benefits, not just with catastrophic events. Trevor Ashline, who has been another key player in the H&N industry over the past ten years and more relayed a story about how a youngster was over-heard telling his friend that since he started wearing his H&N device, on Mondays at school his neck wasn't sore anymore.
Evidently, in Quarter midget racing where it is common to run into the back of other cars many times, it was making his neck sore, so some damage was being done. When he wore his H&N, that soreness went away as did the damage.
Trevor also told me that drag racer John Force noticed when he started wearing a H&N device years ago that his neck stopped being sore. The high deceleration forces from the drag chute and braking at the end of the runs put a lot of stress on his neck and all of that went away after wearing the device. So, he ended up loving it.
The manufacturers of the H&N devices are now catering to the smaller drivers by designing and offering youth equipment. They are adapting to what we know is needed in this sport. There are even youth helmets available from a few companies and soon all helmet manufacturers will need to offer these smaller and lighter units.
When your kid outgrows their equipment, I'm sure there will be another upcoming youngster who will be glad to buy your smaller H&N and helmet so you can use that money to buy larger equipment for that growing driver. You never want to buy something that your kid will "grow into". It's not pants or shirts we're talking about, these items must fit well in order to do the job they are designed to do.
The happy news is this. If you do what you know you need to do, and you know what that is if you've read this far, then everyone will be safer and your family will enjoy motor racing and all that goes into that. You will have every expectation of returning home after a night of hard racing to tell stories and look back at all of that enjoyment, as long as you prepare properly. And that is why we make this effort. Now you need to do your part.
The following are all of the known head and neck restraint models that are available as of this writing. We hope advances will continue in this market and more and less expensive products become available. With increases in volume in the market place, the prices usually do come down.


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Top-Rated Tourist Attractions in Ponta Delgada, Portugal
Ponta Delgada View slideshowPonta Delgada, capital of the autonomous region of the Azores and the chief town and port of the whole archipelago, is at sea level, has a population of 29,000 and lies in a wide bay on the south coast of the island of Sao Miguel. West of the town is one of the two international airports in the Azores. The pride of Ponta Delgada is its small university, opened in 1975 and boasting about a thousand graduates to date.TownscapeThe town is built on gently rising ground between green hills, and with its many churches, its trim white houses and the lush gardens on its outskirts presents an attractive spectacle to visitors arriving by sea.
The harbor, which mainly handles fruit and vegetables, is protected by a breakwater 1,544m/1,690yd long, from which there are fine views. At the landward end of the breakwater is Fort Sao Braz (1553), behind which stands a former Franciscan convent (now a hospital), with the beautifully decorated church of Sao José (15th-18th C.).
Praça de Gonçalo Velho
In the middle of town there are three linked squares. The first of these, as one comes from the harbor by way of the triple-arched Town Gate (1783), is the Praça de Gonçalo Velho, with a monument to Gonçalo Velho Cabral, discoverer and first governor of the Azores.
Praça da República
In the middle of town there are three linked squares. The second square is the Praça da República, with a statue of St Michael (Sao Miguel) in front of the Paço do Concelho (Town Hall, 17th-18th C.);
Largo da Matriz
In the middle of town there are three linked squares. The third square is the Largo da Matriz, with the church of Sao Sebastiao.
Sao Sebastiao
The church of Sao Sebastiao (founded 1533, in the reign of Joao III), mainly Baroque, with a tall tower which is a prominent landmark. The beautiful main doorway, on the west front, is in Manueline style. The church has a beautiful high altar of carved cedarwood (18th C.) and fine choir stalls. The adjoining museum is devoted to religious art, especially 16th C. vestments.
Museu Carlos Machado
The former convent of Santo André (16th century; chapel with azulejo decoration) now houses the interesting Museu Carlos Machado, with extensive collections illustrating the folk traditions, culture and natural history (birds, fishes) of the Azores.
Address: Rua João Moreira, 9500-075 Ponta Delgada, Portugal
Igreja do Colégio
From Largo da Matriz, Rua Guilherme Poças leads to the Igreja do Colégio (1592), built for the Jesuits (who were expelled in 1759). The church has a sumptuous Baroque doorway and a magnificent Baroque altar.
Municipal Park
On the outskirts of the town are a number of attractive gardens and parks, some of them privately owned (viewing by request), including the municipal park, formerly the Jardim António Borges (wild-life enclosure).
There are superb panoramic views from the hills around Sao Miguel: the Pico Salomao (3km/2mi north of Ponta Delgada), the Pico da Lima (6km/4mi northeast of Ponta Delgada) and the Pico do Fogo (10km/6mi northeast of Ponta Delgada).
Festas do Senhor Santo Cristo dos Milagres
Big festival on the island, when those who still live there and those who have left celebrate together; religious celebrations, sporting contests, lengthy festival program.
Cauldron of the Seven Cities
About 17km/11mi northwest of Ponta Delgada is the Caldeira des Sete Cidades in which, according to legend, seven towns founded by expelled Spanish bishops were sunk. This is a volcanic crater which collapsed during some mighty eruption in prehistoric times and was given its present form with a diameter of some 7km/4.5mi and a circumference of 17km/10.5mi, by another violent eruption in 1445. The caldera is occupied by three small and two large crater lakes, the latter two - the Lagoa Grande or Lagoa Verde, with clear green water, and the Lagoa Azul, with deep blue water - being separated only by a narrow strip of land. The walls of the crater, faling steeply down for some 300m/1,000ft, are surrounded by a fringe of woods, ferns and laurels.
Lake of Fire
Lake of Fire View slideshowFrom Ribeira Grande a road climbs to the southeast via Caldeira da Ribeira (6km/4mi), a small spa with hot mineral springs containing carbonic acid and hydrogen sulfide, and Lombadas (11km/7mi), which produces a mineral water esteemed throughout Portugal, to the Lagoa do Fogo, a crater lake 2km/1.25mi long by 1km/0.75mi wide, surrounded by high hills, which was formed during an eruption in 1563.It is worth climbing the Pico da Barrosa (949m/3,114ft) to enjoy the panoramic view it affords over the whole island.
Vila Franca do Campo, Sao Miguel, Portugal
About 25km/15mi east of Ponta Delgada, on the south coast, is the former capital of the Azores, Vila Franca do Campo, birthplace of the navigator Bento de Góis, which was completely destroyed by an earthquake in 1522 (several 16th C. churches; potteries).
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12km/7.5mi southeast of Furnas on a beautiful road is Povoaçao (pop. 4,000), one of the oldest settlements in the Azores, situated in a wide bay on the south coast. Above the little town stands the Ermida de Santa Bárbara, the first church to be built in the archipelago.


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DALLAS — If there's one thing Dallas Mavericks coach Rick Carlisle has seen Dirk Nowitzki do, it's pour in a bunch of mid-range jumpers."He's shot millions of them in practice, in secluded gyms in the middle of nowhere in some secure places in Germany," Carlisle said. "I've been to a couple of them — they are secure."He's in here at night. [Monday] night he was here."All those late-night shooting expeditions have paid off for Nowitzki, who scored 19 points Tuesday night to move past Jerry West and into 16th place on the NBA's all-time scoring list. It took West 14 seasons to tally 25,192 points, and Nowitzki is eight games into his 16th season and now has 25,197 points.For Carlisle, it's been a treat to have a courtside seat for many of Nowitzki's accomplishments."Of all the players I've been around in 30 years, whenever we've been in the playoffs, whether it's home or road, [Nowitzki] comes in the night before games. He goes to the venues and he shoots," Carlisle said. "It's religion for him to work on it and to be efficient at it."It's an even greater achievement because the NBA thought so highly of West that his silhouette is incorporated into the league's logo."Jerry West is one of the greatest guys in the history of the game, so it's very significant," Carlisle said. "It speaks to longevity, commitment to excellence and how hard he's worked really."Harris back next monthDevin Harris said he expects to be playing for the first time this season in mid-December.The 6-foot-3 guard underwent toe surgery on his left foot in August, and the Mavs have been cautious with his recovery."It hasn't been in pain for quite some time now," Harris said. "We're just taking it slow."Harris has increased his workload to the point where he's jogging on the treadmill and doing side-to-side exercises. But he's not running on the court yet.In the meantime, Harris is closely watching games and analyzing where he can help once he returns."First, I'll just increase the pace, try to get easy baskets and play a lot in transition," Harris said. "Obviously, defensively guarding some of the quicker guys, some of the better scorers."Obviously we have a plan. So we've got to stay to it as much as possible."Blair a treasureHe was cast aside by the San Antonio Spurs last season, relegated to the far end of the bench. But backup center DeJuan Blair has turned in to quite an off-season find.Now in his fifth season, Blair ranks fifth in the NBA in steals with 2.4 per game. Not bad for someone who only plays 20 minutes a night.On his plight of going from the Spurs to signing a one-year, $884,293 contract with the Mavs, Blair said: "Another man's trash is another man's treasure."
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I had an appointment with my specialist (Rheumatologist) March 23rd, but they phoned this morning and said they could get me in at 3:15, and I jumped on it.
What a giant waste of time. He didn't even feel my tender spots. Granted I said I was in tremendous pain but since he didn't seem to particularly care… can't imagine that's why he didn't check. I told him I've been unable to work since November, had to drop out of school last year, am in constant, crippling pain. His first question… are you depressed?
Seriously, does he not read his fucking notes? I'm on Zoloft, have been since before my first appointment with him, HE IS AWARE OF THIS. *facepalm* I admitted that beyond depressed I've been thinking a lot of suicide lately… and he didn't even bat an eye.
In the end he told me to get this stuff from the natural food store… and a prescription for this new medication (new to me, I mean). I looked it up and hopefully it'll work… it's still in trials for fibromyalgia but it is thought to be a mood stablizer and will help me sleep. (It's main use is for epilepsy.)
I asked him about disability but he said our next move would be for me to go to the pain clinic first. Which would be fine if he was going to set that up, but he said to come see him in three months. UM HELLO, I'm broke. I need to bring in money. I can't be on my feet for any length of time, but I also can't just sit for any length of time. Something hurts or goes numb. How am I supposed to make money? Monday I'm going to the welfare office. I tried applying before but was denied… I'm not leaving until they help me out this time!!!
To make things even better… I've had this scab inside my nose, on both sides, for a few weeks now. It's extremely annoying. It gets in the way and hurts, but taking it out hurts. Then a few days ago I was running a fever, have been having chills, major headaches and just feeling lousy. I figured I had a cold, but tonight I was googling the scab and from what I can tell, it's a staph infection! Apparently it's actually really common, but given my lower immune system I have it worse. Still not terrible though, many have it worse, but seriously, what else is going to be thrown at me? Geeeez. If my symptoms don't clear up this weekend I'll go to the walkin Monday… 'cause I don't already see doctors enough…………


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What amps are you looking at specifically?
I am considering buying the lcd-2.2, and an amp to drive them. One of the amps I am looking at has a max output of 1 watt, and the other amp has 3 watts output, according to Audeze website they suggest between 1 and 4 watts. I am inclined to believe the 3 watt amp is a better choice as the first is only able to produce the minimum watts suggested. does anyone have experience with amps rated at 1 watt with the lcd-2, and if so what were your impressions in regards to having enough power
Both amps i am looking at are tube amps, single end topology (I refrain from posting company names as I'm not looking for biased opinions given because someone likes company A better than B)
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Just jumped on the LCD 2.2 bandwagon and I'm enjoying my cans immensely....on a DIY O2 amp > iFi iDSD nano > FLAC from either PC or iDevice.
I have heard them on a beefier setup before and I have to say that the O2 is more than sufficient for the job - which is surprising given that it's not putting 1W into 60 ohms that Audeze recommends.
That said, I'm still looking forward to auditioning amps with sufficient power output but given how well it's been going so far, I can take my own sweet time, thank you very much.
I love these phones.
I don't see there will be any problem, I connect my LCD2 to LUXMAN L-504's speaker out, and I think it's much better than headphone out.
i just read somewhere about how the taps are grounded or something like that where one needs to be careful??
After many years and much money, of searching for "Audio Nirvana" via the full range speaker with separate tube components I inadvertently stumbled on the Audeze LCD 2's. My only other exposure to this type of listening experience was a pair of Quad ESL 67's. It is very difficult to overcome the room influences in a full home stereo system.
I first tried the LCD 2's with Music Fidelity's MPHA 1 headphone amp and at that time, thought I was blown away. I started reading about the power requirements for these ortho's and how they could be connected to the speaker outputs of a power amp, using a divider network. I purchased a small tube amp from Sophia Electric called the "BABY". It is 10 watts/ch in triode mode. I hooked up my LCD 2's using an 8ohm resistor in parallel. All I can say is WHOW!!!!
This amp retails for around $800.00 USD but can be picked up used for between 4-5 hundred. The only mods I had done were to replace the coupling caps with a Russian paper in oil. Much smoother.
This amp gets quite good reviews on various sites but no mention of it being used in this type of application. In all honesty I have never enjoyed my music so much even in comparison to my $50,000.00 plus full range speaker system.
If you have the chance give it a try and post your thoughts.
It definitely won't bother the LCD 2's. If your amp is putting out 30W/ch into 8 ohms it will only be putting out about 4.8 watts into your 50ohm Audeze's. If you notice hum or other noise you can run an 8ohm resistor in parallel between the positive and negative speaker taps and this should lower the noise. I have done this with a 10 watt amp and it works great. I believe Audeze states you can hook these up to an 80 watt amp. I'd be very careful with that. Good luck. By the way it is recommended to use a wire wound, non inductive resistor. 10 watt value should be OK.
They need to have a common ground. This can be confirmed by running a continuity test with a multimeter. Simply put one lead on each negative speaker terminal and if you get tone then you have a common ground.
Interesting, never tried the Baby with direct speaker out to my LCD2's but I'll give it a go. I did find it too coloured and euphonic for my liking for various bookshelfs and powering my Stax via SRD-7 mk2 adaptor. There are also identical clones of the Baby floating around the internet you can buy for $230-300.
I'm using LUXMAN L-504's speaker out to drive my LCD2, it's better than headphone out IMHO.
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"[M]en today have learned the lesson the hard way that if you act like a kind of an old fashioned guy's guy, you're in constant danger of slipping out and saying something that's going to get you in trouble and make you look like a sexist or make you look like you seem thuggish or whatever. That's the atmosphere in which he operates. This guy is very much an old fashioned masculine, muscular guy, and there are political risks associated with that. Maybe it shouldn't be, but that's how it is."
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No doubt Roger "Loudest Voice in the Room" Ailes can relate.
That's when the Christie Campaign discovered Brut, by Faberge.
Well sure, since apparently in this context "Old-fashioned guy's guy" = "boring sexist bully incapable of listening to anyone else for more than 30 seconds."
@City_Dater Yeah, I guess "being a dick" IS inherently masculine, but to imply that's all it is is kind of insulting to menfolk.


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Sample IB pitch booksCO
Does anyone know of a link where I could find some samples of IB pitchbooks, Id really like to see what they are like, a general idea of the look and whats in them.
Thanks in advance if anyone knows
Just to give you a tasteIB
Follow link below... just to give you an idea...
Generally it is much longer and with more analysis / info.
The right book to start with
Best one I ever found onlineIB
Best one I ever found online - http://www.scribd.com/doc/6566829/Pitch-Book - If you can't figure it out, it's Nortel being pitched on Avaya, a bit later stage it seems, but still better than nothing.
Actually the book that lui put up is more of a DM (discussion material) not a PB. Sometimes these slides make into a pitchbook.
Its not a Pitch Book but thisIB
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We will explore the benefits and challenges of introducing yoga and mindfulness practices to traditionally under-served and vulnerable populations. Leading teachers will discuss relevant topices such as cultural awareness, use of inclusive language, maintaining safety for yourself and your clients, self care strategies and much more. Time will be spent each day on personal practice and building community, and our Sat. evening exhibits will offer you the chance to learn more about working with specific populations and about the wide variety of service organizations that you may be able to partner with.
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In the early laps of the Aaron's 499 Brad Keselowski and Danica Patrick made contact which sent Keselowski spinning. Although he would get back into the race with a fairly undamaged car, Keselowski was six laps down to the rest of the field. As the race would go on, Keselowski would later find himself running with the leaders. It was mentioned on the broadcast (between all of the commercial breaks) that as long as he wasn't holding guys up, nobody would have an issue with him running up front. Fast forward a few laps and Keselowski spins and triggers "the big one."
Following the race a handful of drivers shared their thoughts on the situation.
Jeff Gordon
I had seen him for several laps driving over his head being pretty aggressive I guess trying to get his lap back. I knew he (Keselowski) was laps down, but he wasn't doing anybody any favors, nor himself. Then ultimately that was a wreck. I would like to see the video to know exactly what happened. Somebody might not have given him an inch there, but he was certainly taking probably more than he should have been in the situation he was in.
Matt Kenseth
Well, I will say one thing, if it was the other way around and it was anybody else except for him (Keselowski) we'd all be getting lectured. I didn't know he was that many laps down, honestly. He came down across the front of Danica's car early (in the race) and spun in front of the field and thankfully didn't collect any cars. This time we weren't so lucky. He was driving really, really, really aggressively to try to get back up there.
Jimmie Johnson
I got caught-up in the first wreck and that did some damage; and I don't know what happened when I spun out. I just went out in front of everybody. The car just got real loose going into Turn 3 and turned around and collected a bunch of guys, unfortunately. And then after that, I think I got in two more wrecks and somehow still came home in the 20s. It's 'Dega. Stuff happens.
One thing that is for sure is that drivers seem to be reaching their limit when it comes to Keselowski. If this continues over the next 16 races, Keselowski is going to have a bunch of enemies heading into the chase.
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The competition starts this afternoon with Queensland taking on ACT at Junction Oval, NSW playing Victoria at Harry Trott Oval and South Australia facing Tasmania at Toorak Park. All matches start at 2pm and live scores will be available on cricket.com.au.
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