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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Two suspects have been arrested after police discovered an alleged "shake and bake" meth lab operation at a home in South Nashville.
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Gaga released her new album Born This Way today, and she brought along a copy in a studded clutch. Her hair was, as always, appropriately wacky — black and blonde, with a side bun and a necklace draped around it. There was also some crazy makeup involved! As Walters points out, Gaga wore a rather demure Chanel suit when she was interviewed just a couple of years ago for 2009's "10 Most Fascinating People" special.
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"A lot of times you will see them up underneath the eaves here where they will get behind the vinyl siding," said David Hill.
Hill is the operations manager at Home Pest Control in Cayce, he says they have seen an increase in calls about the insects that look like ladybugs.
"Multi-colored Asian Lady Beetles have become more of an issue, a lot of times people will see them on the sunny southwest side of their homes," said Hill.
The Asian Lady Beetle is relatively new to the country, the bug was imported and released as early as 1916.
The bugs are about a quarter to a third of an inch long and can be multiple colors from tan to orange to red.
Their heads are characterized as black marks on a white head, while the ladybug is described as having a black head with white cheeks.
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"We always recommend first off is vacuuming and then emptying the bag or the canister outside, do not crush them, they will stain walls and floors, but vacuuming is the best way," according to Hill.
Even though the bugs may be a nuisance indoors, it is not recommended to chemically kill the insects because outdoors they do provide help to your plants.
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With millions of Americans – and not only – keeping a very close eye on Casey Anthony's trial just to see her acquitted of the murder of her 2-year-old daughter, interest in a movie about the trial is peaking.
Not only is it peaking but it will actually turn to fruition, Variety reports. Lifetime is interested in making a made for TV film about the legal proceedings that fascinated a nation – and the entire world.
"Lifetime is developing a telepic based on the memoir of Casey Anthony prosecutor Jeff Ashton," the movie-oriented publication says.
"Fox TV Studios has optioned the rights to Ashton's memoir, 'Imperfect Justice: Prosecuting Casey Anthony,' which chronicles the three years he spent trying to convict Anthony of the murder of her 2-year-old daughter, Caylee," adds the same report.
The book is not out in stores yet but rights for the movie have already been acquired.
As it's easy to understand, the film will tell the story of the trial from the prosecution's point of view, which means Anthony will be painted in an even more sinister light than ever before.
"Alison Cross ('Roe vs. Wade') is penning the adaptation and will exec produce with Jean Abounader and Michelle Manning. The pic has not yet been greenlit by Lifetime," Variety further says.
For the time being, these are all the details available on the film.
Not even an estimated release date has been announced but, assuming it will be greenlit by the network, we could expect it to drop sometime in late 2012, perhaps early 2013.
Useless to say, the film will do nothing in terms of redeeming Anthony in the eyes of the public and, as per recent reports, this is precisely what she wants right now.
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PAWTUCKET — The Rhode Island Ethics Commission has found that a proposal by the Grebien Administration to solicit private donations to fund the salary of the new economic development director would be against the Code of Ethics.
At its meeting on Tuesday, the Commission voted unanimously to back an advisory opinion that had been drafted by the Commission staff saying that Pawtucket city officials are prohibited by the Code of Ethics from soliciting donations to pay the salary of the economic development director from private businesses, foundations and individual philanthropists who are located within, or do business with, the city.
The ruling pertains to the position that was created by Mayor Donald Grebien last April and is currently being held by Richard Kazarian under the title of special economic projects coordinator. Kazarian was hired by the city under a temporary employment agreement and is being paid a salary of $1,000 per week.
Shortly after the creation of the position, Grebien announced his plan to implement a "public-private partnership" to fund the salary, which is currently being paid out of the city's Planning and Redevelopment Department budget.
The mayor has spoken often in public about the need for such a position to spur the city's economic development. Yet, the decision to create the position without obtaining the City Council's approval and the current funding of the job through the city's operating budget has drawn ongoing criticism from some members of the City Council.
The advisory opinion stated that the proposed solicitation of funds "does not comport with the Code of Ethics," particularly Commission Regulations 36-14-5011 regarding "transactions with subordinates" and 36-14-5009 having to do with "gifts."
Jason Gramitt, staff attorney for the Ethics Commission, said that the gist of the advisory opinion was that the fundraising plan, as proposed, would have essentially benefited one individual, rather than the city as a whole, and therefore, would have gone against the provisions of the state's Code of Ethics. There were additional concerns cited by the Commission about potential conflict of interest in several areas.
Grammit said, however, that Tuesday's ruling was specific to this particular proposal and does not prohibit city officials from coming up with another way of fundraising for the economic development director position that does not run afoul of the Ethics Code.
Grammit added that he and the Commission think Mayor Donald Grebien was being responsible in seeking an advisory opinion prior to any implementation of the fundraising plan.
In his petition for the advisory opinion, Grebien wrote that in order to fund the economic development director position, his director of administration would engage in a "broad-based solicitation" of potential contributors. These would be comprised primarily of private businesses, foundations and philanthropists located both inside and outside of the city, including some past, present and potentially future vendors.
The petitioner (Grebien) stated because of being cognizant that "it may appear at first blush that the monetary donations would affect or benefit one individual personally since the monies received by the city would ultimately be used to pay the salary of the position," it was noted that the economic development director "would take no part in the solicitation process."
In contrast, the petitioner contended that the funds would be solicited "for the public purpose of providing the city with a new public official whose work would ultimately benefit the city at large." He added that in any situations where the economic development director was faced with having to advocate for or exercise discretion over an individual or entity that had been solicited or contributed support, the economic development director would seek an advisory opinion or could recuse from taking an official action and refer such decisions to the director of administration.
In the advisory opinion, the Commission wrote that it understood the city's difficult financial position and appreciated the petitioner's willingness to explore "alternative and non-traditional ways" to fund the economic development director position. Nevertheless, the Commission wrote that it felt compelled to conclude that the method of solicitation described in the petitioner's request for an advisory opinion "runs counter to both the spirit and letter of the Code of Ethics."
Additionally, the Commission cited the regulation (Regulation 5009) relating to gifts which provides that no public official shall accept a gift valued at more than $25 from an "interested person," which is defined as a person or representative of a person or business "that has a direct financial interest in a decision that the person subject to the Code of Ethics is authorized to make, or participate in the making of, as part of his or her official duties."
The Commission noted that the petitioner proposes to solicit donations from businesses that could include potential vendors, and also that proposed contributors could include businesses that the economic development director may interact with as part of official duties. Such vendors and businesses would fall under the definition of "interested persons." Therefore, the opinion was that Regulation 5009 prohibited the proposal because the person serving as the economic development director would receive a direct financial benefit, in the form of a salary, from the donations of "interested persons" under the Code of Ethics.
Additionally, the Commission noted that Regulation 5011 entitled "Transactions with Subordinates" generally prohibits persons subject to the Code of Ethics from engaging in financial transactions with persons or businesses under their supervision and authority. The term "subordinate" includes contractors and consultants, and the Commission concluded that any solicitation is prohibited by Regulation 5011 because it could include individuals and businesses that have to seek or do business with the city, or that are subject to the city's authority or supervision.
The Commission also expressed concern that the economic development director and any individual or business that responds to the solicitation of funds, would have a common interest of maintaining funding for the economic development director position in the city. Yet, the economic development director's duties would include evaluating projects and plans submitted by such benefactors, and acting as a point person for them to assist with planning, zoning and permitting. The Commission stated that, given the financial dependence on these donors, the person serving as economic development director would be required to recuse from any duties that involve or financially impact them.
Following Tuesday's ruling, Mayor Donald Grebien said in a statement that he appreciates the time that the staff of the Ethics Commission spent researching the advisory petition and respects their assessment. He added, "Our goal remains finding an appropriate long term way to fill and finance such a position in a city with limited financial resources where economic growth is a vital priority."
The mayor said that last week, he and key members of his administration met with Keith Stokes, and other members of his staff at the Rhode Island Economic Development Corporation to begin exploring other options for this purpose, including ones based on models that have been successful in other Rhode Island communities.
"Those approaches may hold promise and we are now further examining if, how and in what way those initiatives may be applicable for Pawtucket," Grebien said.


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Kate Winslet Shows Off Her Growing Baby Bump At "Labor Day" Premiere (Photos)Joanna Mazewski
Kate Winslet is glowing! The celebrity mother-to-be proudly showed off her growing baby bump at the red carpet premiere of her latest movie, Labor Day, while in London, England on Sunday evening.
Her co-star Josh Brolin also joined her on the red carpet, and the two happily smiled for the cameras. I must say, Kate is looking absolutely gorgeous and very happy with this pregnancy. I've always said that mamahood brings out the best in you!
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Good morning, 5.10. In the land of 'good air', time plays tricks on you. One moment you're dreaming, the next your dream has become your reality. It was the best of times; if only someone had told me. Boulders were set up. Fingers were raw. Harsh lessons learned. My life at home goes on without me, while I drown in a sea of pointless boulders. I don't know how I got here, but here I am, rotting away in the warm Argentinian sun. There are still lines I need to figure out, for my ego at least. The clock is ticking. The gap is widening. I won't always be here. No matter what.
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Familar names haunt Wild as Marian Gaborik, Ryan McDonagh spur Rangers
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ST. PAUL, Minn. - Former Cretin-Derham Hall star Ryan McDonagh assisted on two of the New York Rangers' three goals, and a former Minnesota Wild star came back to haunt the home club.
Marian Gaborik, who for nine seasons was the Wild's one true superstar, scored his first goal in St. Paul for a team other than the Wild, as the Rangers broke a tie late to win 3-2.
The Wild's power play was the bright spot for the home fans, as they scored on both of their man-advantage opportunities, twice rallying to tie the game after the Rangers took 1-0 and 2-1 leads. But in the end, once again, the effort fell short.
"It's frustrating when all the chances are there and pucks are getting there, and you're getting those chances you want," said Wild forward Devin Setoguchi, who assisted on a Mikko Koivu goal. "When it's going good, (the puck is) going in...The word is frustration."
The skinny
Gaborik doesn't like to look back, but one could see from the wide smile on his face when he finally got a goal versus the Wild, that playing well in this building again meant something.
"We didn't get a lot of momentum or a lot of forecheck like we wanted to, but we still got two points," said Gaborik, who now has 38 goals this season. In his best season with the Wild (2007-80) he had 42. "It feels special to come here, definitely. I had a great time here, so it's special to come in here...I heard boos (when I scored) which doesn't surprise me."
The other homecoming was on the Rangers' blue line, where McDonagh was playing his first game in his home state since a 2010 NCAA regional game he played here for Wisconsin. The St. Paul native said he'd purchased close to 80 tickets for friends and family, and they got to see his first two-point game of 2012.
"I felt comfortable in this rink," McDonagh said. "I've watched a lot of games here and been able to play a handful of games here. It's fun to play here at the pro level with a little different atmosphere."
The Wild looked comfortable for long stretches as well. For a team playing out the string, facing a Rangers club that has serious designs on its first trip to the Stanley Cup Finals since 1994, there was no quit, as the Wild took advantage of the two power plays. But like so much that has gone on this season, it was not quite enough by the time the final horn sounded.
"That's what I think angers you," Yeo said. "That's why I'm not in a very good mood right now because we do a lot of good things and we just give them a freebie."
Turning point
Leave an opponent alone in front of your goalie, and bad things will happen. Late in a 2-2 tie game, the Wild lost track of Ruslan Fedotenko in front of the their own net, and a bad thing happened. McDonagh found Fedotenko all alone and zipped a pass across the offensive zone, where Fedotenko had half the net to hit. His ninth goal of the year was the game winner as the Rangers stayed solidly atop the Eastern Conference standings with the playoffs less than two weeks away.
"In a 2-2 game you have to be ready. That can't happen," Yeo said, failing to single out which of his players had missed their defensive responsibility. "When you're focused and you're ready to play and you're in that situation, that can't happen. That's what maddening."
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• 5: Power play goals by Brodziak this season. He had three in his career prior to the 2011-12 campaign.
• 30: Teams that Gaborik has scored at least one goal against. He had never scored against the Wild prior to Tuesday.
• 12/10/11: The last time the Wild had two power play goals in a game, a 4-1 win in Phoenix.
• 16: The sweater number Jason Zucker will wear when he makes his Wild debut on Thursday.
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It would hardly be an official Wild practice without another major injury to announce. On Tuesday morning, Yeo told reporters after practice that center Matt Cullen was done for the season after suffering a broken finger in the Wild's loss at Buffalo last weekend. Cullen will finish the season - his second playing in his home state - with 14 goals and 21 assists in 73 games for the Wild.
First period
Rangers - Brian Boyle 8 (Dubinsky, Stralman), 11:23
Second period
Wild - Kyle Brodziak 20 (Clutterbuck, Scandella), 3:05, PPG
Rangers - Marian Gaborik 38 (Richards, McDonagh), 7:58
Wild - Mikko Koivu 11 (Heatley, Setoguchi), 11:52, PPG
Third period
Rangers - Ruslan Fedotenko 9 (McDonagh, Girardi), 13:37
Shots: Wild 6-13-7-26; Rangers 13-9-10-32. Saves: Wild, Josh Harding (29-32); Rangers, Henrik Lundqvist (24-26). Power plays: Wild 2-for-2, Rangers 0-4.
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If you followed hockey at all in the Twin Cities prior to 1993, you may have noticed two things: 1) There is more Minnesota North Stars merchandise seen on the streets and in the rinks of the region now than there was when the team still existed, and 2) The Wild have done little in more than a decade to acknowledge that the North Stars existed for 26 years.
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Don't promote or glorify self-harm: While Instagram is a place where people can share their lives with others through photographs, any account found encouraging or urging users to embrace anorexia, bulimia, or other eating disorders; or to cut, harm themselves, or commit suicide will result in a disabled account without warning. We believe that communication regarding these behaviors in order to create awareness, come together for support and to facilitate recovery is important, but that Instagram is not the place for active promotion or glorification of self-harm.
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Last month the Huffington Post found 30,000 images on Instagram tagged as "thinspo" and another 12,000 tagged "thinspiration". A search we ran this morning showed that those tags are indeed no longer active, though 1,663 photos are tagged "thinspoo" and 1,035 are tagged "thinspogram".
Instagram's profile was certainly raised by its $1 billion acquisition by Facebook, as well as by the addition of an Android app, making this sort of announcement inevitable. We also have to wonder if the thinspo debate Alexa Chung sparked after posting a photo to her Instagram account last week has anything to do with the guidelines' timing. And while we applaud Instagram's efforts, it's only a matter of time before the thinspo community yet again migrates to a different platform.


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|Super cool route. Steep and powerful, with big moves and a tough clip. Love the mono up top. The old book calls it 5.12c/d and the new book calls it 5.12a. It seems about .12b/c to me. Pretty stout for a .12a, but who knows. Really cool and worth the hike straight up that steep hill.
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|Super short, super fun. Just a long boulder problem on sharpish pockets and crimps. Nice view of the valley as well.
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F-Secure's Top 7 Predictions for 2013 (If the Internet as We Know It Still Exists) SAN JOSE, CA -- (Marketwire) -- 12/12/12 -- A seismic shift in who controls the Internet? Another Mac malware outbreak? Smart TVs being highjacked for a DDoS attack? Whatever 2013 may bring, it's sure to be an interesting year. F-Secure Labs shares its expectations on what will be in store. 1. The end of the Internet as we know it? "Depending on the outcome of an important conference taking place now in Dubai, a lot of things could happen in 2013," said Sean Sullivan, security advisor at F-Secure Labs. That event, the World Conference on International Telecommunications (WCIT), could have a major impact on the Internet as we know it. "The Internet could break up into a series of smaller Internets," continued Sullivan. "Or it may start to be funded differently, with big content providers like Facebook and Google/YouTube having to pay taxes for the content they deliver." The WCIT event is a meeting convened by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) to finalize changes to the International Telecommunications Regulations treaty. In attendance are regulators representing governments from around the world, not all of whom are interested in Internet freedom. There is concern that some regimes would want to shift control of the Internet "from the geeks, and give it to governments," stated Sullivan. New measures are also being proposed in the name of Internet security that privacy advocates suggest would mean the end of anonymity on the Internet. 2. Leaks will reveal more government-sponsored espionage tools "It's clear from past leaks about Stuxnet, Flame, and Gauss that the cyber arms race is well underway," said Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at F-Secure Labs. While we may not always be aware of nation-states' covert cyber operations, we can expect that governments are more and more involved in such activity. In 2013, we'll most likely see more leaks that definitively demonstrate this, and from countries who haven't previously been seen as a source of attacks. As the arms race heats up, the odds of leaks increase. 3. Commoditization of mobile malware will increase The Android operating system has solidified in a way that previous mobile operating systems haven't, extending from phones to tablets to TVs to specialized versions of tablets. The more ubitiquous it becomes, "the easier to build malware on top of it and the more opportunities for criminals to innovate businesswise," commented Sullivan. Mobile malware will become more commoditized, with cybercriminals building toolkits that can be purchased and used by other criminals without real hacking skills. In other words, malware as a service, for Android. 4. Another malware outbreak will hit the Mac world 2011 saw scareware called Mac Defender, and in 2012 Flashback took advantage of flaws in Java. The Labs predict 2013 will bring another Mac malware outbreak that will have some success within the Mac community. "The author of the Flashback Trojan is still at large and is rumored to be working on something else," said Sullivan. "And while there have been smart security changes to the Mac OS, there's a segment of the Mac-using population who are basically oblivious to the threats facing Macs, making them vulnerable to a new malware outbreak." 5. Smart TVs will become a hacker target Smart TVs are plugged into the Internet, they've got processing power, and since they typically aren't equipped with security, they're wide open to attacks. Adding to their vulnerability is that unlike home computers, many smart TVs are directly connected to the Internet without the buffer of a router, which deflects unsolicited traffic. Also, consumers often don't change the factory default username and password that have been set for web administration, giving easy access to hackers. "It's very easy for hackers to scan for smart TVs on the Internet," said Sullivan. "When found, they only need to use the default username and password, and they're in." 2012 already witnessed LightAidra, a breed of malware that infected set top boxes. 2013 could see smart TVs being used for such purposes as click fraud, Bitcoin mining, and DDoS attacks. 6. Mobile spy software will go mainstream 2013 may see a rise in popularity of tracking software, and not just for parental control purposes. There has already been growth in child safety apps that monitor kids' activities, for example, their Facebook behavior. "Of course this kind of software can also be used to spy on anyone, not just kids," shared Sullivan. "The more smartphones there are, the more people will be seeking out software like this -- to find out what their ex is up to, for example." 7. 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Since the end of the Cold War, the U.S. has withdrawn about 90 percent of its forward-deployed nuclear weapons from Europe. In 2013, the Obama Administration initiated the Life Extension Program (LEP) for the B61 tactical nuclear weapon, which is the last nuclear weapon the U.S. keeps in Europe and the only remaining tactical nuclear weapon in the U.S. arsenal. The U.S. and NATO have a continued interest in maintaining the U.S. nuclear presence in Europe since U.S. weapons contribute to the cohesion of the alliance. The U.S. must maintain a strong position in order to protect its national security interests, assure allies, and deter adversaries. It must develop capabilities that allow it to pursue a "protect and defend" strategy. The B61 LEP is a part of that strategy. It will also maintain a U.S. commitment to transatlantic security.


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Senators voted 34-0 on Thursday to advance the measure, which would allow more property owners to qualify for the tax-relief program. The exemption is given to seniors, disabled veterans and their spouses, and people with certain disabilities, depending on their home values.
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The 360 version of GTA V comes on two DVDs. One is an 8GB "install disc" that you must install, and a second one is a "play disc" that you use to play the game. (The PS3 version comes on a single Blu-Ray.) As you can see in this video up top from Digital Foundry, the 360 version with the play disc installed to the hard drive is noticeably laggy compared to the off-disc version. It's not a huge deal, but the lag is present.
Fortunately, the same folks at Digital Foundry have already found a solution: If you want to play GTA V on Xbox 360 without the noise of a spinning DVD, install the first disc on your 360 hard drive like you normally would, then install the play disc to a USB thumb drive. They're sure to point out that your your mileage may vary depending on your thumb drive, but say that the approach made their lag problems go away.
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Max Payne 3 has a fairly loyal multiplayer fan base, and a very patient one. They've been waiting for new DLC for the game that was due last month.
Now Rockstar has more details on what will eventually be coming… and it looks like the wait will be worth it.
The Hostage Negotiation DLC Pack includes:
– Four new maps: Club Moderno, Estadio Do Galatians, O Palacio, and Favela Heights. Respectively, a nightclub, a stadium, a… gentleman's club, and a slum.
– Two new weapons: The M24 Sniper Rifle, and the IA2 Assault Rifle, as well as the new burst Explosive.
– Two new items: the Intimidation Mask, which slows enemy reloading times, and the Bomb Suit, which lowers explosive damage.
– And as a gift for patient fans, a chrome weapons bonus, which will be available separately free of charge.
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Hi, I just bought 2 mountain Bikes from a well known discount store for $89.00 each. As I havent had a new bike since Christmas 1982, I'm quite happy with them except that after got them out of the box I put them together and the tyres absolutely stink.
I just went to a pro-bike store round the corner and checked out the tyres there for $20 each, they dont stink and yes it was quite embarrasing sniffing the rack...
I'm going to try washing them, failing that I'll buy new ones, but does anyone have any suggestions on what to do?? Will they stink forever??
As I live in an apartment its an issue...
Would these be the Huffy Alumina bikes from KMart?
It's likely they've used a very cheap rubber compound in the tyres which is not going to last or hold together very well. It may be a chemical treatment which can be cleaned off, it might be bacteria from damp storage, it might be a permanent smell from the compound.
If you're only going to ride these on road (and I wouldn't recommend taking discount bikes off road), grab a set of cheap slick tyres (will run to $30 a pair from here, or whatever your local bike shop has) and it will improve the ride quite a lot as well as getting rid of the smell.
Congratulations for wasting your money.
Please come back when you want to buy a DECENT BIKE!!!
*evil stare*
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Standard except for Serfas Drifters Road tyres..
G'day Henry,
Welcome to the nuthouse. It'll be interesting to see how you get on with your elcheapo bikes. Typically, they aren't much chop but some lately haven't been too bad. They'll at least get you started.
The smell will be solvents evaporating out of the tyres (same principal as that 'new car' smell). Just leave them outside as much as possible (riding them works ) and the smell will fade. I don't know how quickly but it'll fade. Don't go buying new tyres, wear out what you've got. By then, you might have decided you like this cycling game and want something better/different anyway.
I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
It would be good if you drop back and let us know how you're getting on with the cheap bikes at some point. I always wonder a bit how much riding people get out of these - the main problem is as soon as any part breaks it'll cost more than the bike to repair!
G'day Henry,
Like Bnej, I'd also like to hear of your experiences with the bike over the coming months. We tend to heap rubbish on these things, but most of us here are riding all the time and rely on the reliability of more expensive bikes. Your experience on these cheaper models will be outside the usual experience for us, so I'd be interested to find out your opinions in a few months.
Oh, and they will probably always stink. You may not be able to smell them with your nose, but they'll always stink! As is my prerogative, I'll disagree with Richard. Some road-going slicks of around 1.5" width will make a world of difference to how much you enjoy the ride.
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Think outside the double triangle.
Imagine a world with no hypothetical scenarios.
My girlfriend rides a $150 Huffy to school every day (she teaches), and she loves the thing!
It's a short ride (wouldn't be more than 2km each way on quiet roads). The thing must weigh a thousand kilograms and has some pretty dicey looking components, but it gets her from a to b and back again in the afternoon, and hence serves its purpose pretty well.
That hasn't stopped me trying to talk her into an upgrade though!
PS - I'll sniff the tyres when I'm over there tomorrow.
Unless it has any of the following keywords "steel" "fixie" "bent" "carbon" "tandem"
They aren't fetishes, they are common sense
I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
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Take the tyres off and leave them overnight in a bucket of water with some lavendar oil in it. It should get rid of the smell.
Now to the Huffy bikes. A japanese cyclist brought one in Darwin, and toured down the west cost on it to Albany. He then went on to Melbourne. The mechanic who serviced the bike for him in Albany said that the only problem he had was the tyres. I don't know if it was the smell though. They just wore out.
So they are a good bike. I have had expensive bikes and they have given me more problems than a cheap one.
There is only one BicycleWA.
Therein lies the whole paradox with this stuff.
The Sow's Ear has Shimano gear that is so low end it's un-named ... and I'll be damned if I can fault it, and it's never needed adjusting unlike the temperamental Ultegra/DeoreLX gear on the Black Beast.
I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
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As good as it is for stopping mozzie bites itching, there's a vision I don't need...Kev with lavendar oil
Oi, this is a family forum, careful with the imagery
I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
There is an interesting project documenting the running of and running expenses of a low-end bike on aus.bicycle if anyone is interested.
No, there are some fondly held misconceptions that I wish to hang on to thank you very much
Yes, it is interesting that the Sow's Ear costs less to run than her more expensive cousins ... but then again, she doesn't do anything like the kilometres of the others, not in terms of times ridden, but in terms of distance covered.
The Sow's Ear, a cheap, low level hybrid, is really only suitable for short rides and when that is recognised, she does a lot of short rides. You'd be a fool to consider her for longer rides, eg half an hour or more because her inefficiencies come to the fore very quickly. The further you ride, the more you need an efficient machine and that is where you spend your money (there or fashion). For local running though, going to the shops, the library, just normal life within my immediate suburbs (ie, less than 10km), the cheap bike will do very well and might be considered desirable due to less concern about leaving it lying around for dragging heavy loads. The Sow's Ear makes an admirable prime mover for my daughter's tag-along, for the dog's trailer, for riding to somewhere where you're concerned about theft. Interestingly, outside of commuting to work, those short, inner suburb distances are the sorts of distances anyone trying to live by bike will travel, even in modern cities. Therefore, it's only commuting or recreation that will lead to a cyclist travelling the sorts of distances that demand the more expensive machines.
There is no denying that you get what you pay for when you buy a bike, of any persuation. However, that does not equate to having to spend more if you plan to live on your bike, provided you are willing to use public transport for long trips and regardless of the studies, buses and trains do get you 20km away faster than a treddly in normal traffic.
As a workhorse, cheap works. Spending more just gives you a slightly longer range.
Recreational cycling (which is all the vast majority of us ever do, even those who commute) is easy. Living by bike raises so many complications it becomes a fascination in itself.
I had a good bike ... so I fixed it
That is my long-range goal or at least to be pretty much self-sufficient on my bikes. I actually used the car for the first time in two weeks today ... had a bloody flat battery to boot.
I suspected you were heading that way. Keep us posted. Having a young daughter in tow makes living car free impossible for me, but I like the idea of a ham fisted approximation of the ideal and I hope you can see that come through in what I'm trying to do with my bikes.
I'm a firm believer in paying for quality, but I really struggle to pick holes in my horrible hybrid ... except when you're talking half an hour in the saddle or more. On the other hand, I successfully towed my daughter for sixteen kms a couple of weeks back. The bike is heavy, inefficient, flat bared which equates to uncomfortable for me, low end equiped with regards to componetry, yet this is the bike that has never let me down. Those heavy, horrid tyres have never had a flat - every other bike I own has managed that. Those el cheapo shimano gears change quickly and easily every time, yet it's the fancy, Ultegra level gears on the Black Beast that need to be clean and properly adjusted to change properly, and it's that bike that throws chains, not the Sow's Ear who never has. The Sow's Ear is horrible but she is as horrible now as she ever was.
On the experience of my bikes, it's hard to recommend spending money on bikes that will never be ridden for more than half an hour. Once you start hitting that half hour mark, the money you spend starts to mean something and to aid your efficiency, but under that, it's amazing what you can get away with.
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Everyone, perhaps intimidated by the vision of another Michael Moore documentary accusing them of calling victory prematurely, put the science aside and waited for the politicians to make a move. When John Kerry called the White House to concede, suddenly the anchors mysteriously found the secret math in the trashcan that would allow them to call Ohio and/or Nevada. This is the very definition of pack journalism: the TV news elite huddled in a mob, politically calculating, wanting less to get the call right than to avoid the wrath of angry liberals stuck on the losing end of the results again.
In an interview with David Letterman, Tom Brokaw admitted, "The White House was very eager for us to call one of those states. As long as John Kerry and company were contesting Ohio, I was determined not to do that. We were confident in our judgment about Ohio, but we don't declare presidential winners."
That's ridiculous. Tom Brokaw is concluding a long career doing precisely that. Can you imagine Brokaw struggling to call Reagan's victory in 1984? He certainly didn't shrink from declaring Bill Clinton the victor twice. But since 2000, the media elite have been sensitized to the idea that victory declarations foreclose options for Democrats and their band of barristers.
Brokaw added that he understood the Kerry people "were going to go back and contest the provisional ballots, thinking that they could put together a combination in the upper Midwest and maybe find a winning formula there." Declaring victory would have made the Democrat lawyering look desperate, so the liberal media put the race in suspended animation until Kerry threw in the towel.
On some level, it's poetically appropriate that the presidential campaign would end where it began, with the big network stars betraying their great sensitivity to the needs of the candidate now back at Beacon Hill, wondering why his perception of victory had no relation to reality.
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Guest series 2012: I asked fellow bloggers, makers and creators to write on their creativity and focus their essay on one of four topics: creativity and health, creativity and business, creativity and parenting or creativity and process. I am very excited to have a wonderful lot of fellow creative folk guest posting here at whipup.net over the next couple of months. Please welcome…
Claire Dollan loves to recycle and make things. You can find her on flickr and Etsy or at her photo blog which she shares with her dad.
It's funny that I should be asked a question about my creative process when it is something that has been very much on my mind of late. Specifically, how can I satisfy that part of myself when I am spending a good portion of my day working outside my home on things that are on the complete opposite end of the spectrum. This is, by far, my biggest challenge.
When I am sitting at my desk looking at spreadsheets, I want to be sitting at my sewing machine, surrounded by piles of fabric, but when I get home, I just want to sit on the couch, relax, and then hopefully get a good night's sleep.
I wish I could say that I have found an easy solution, but honestly, I find it an ongoing struggle to find that balance in life. What I can tell you, is that I have been working on it, and here's a few things that i've come up with:
The first thing I did was to redefine what I counted as 'creative' because, as I had recently come to realise, cooking and gardening are creative. Spending a couple of hours washing, chopping, seasoning, and mixing ingredients to create something tasty and nourishing for your family is such a worthy and creative use of your time. I love flipping through cookbooks over slow weekend breakfasts, the delicious sounding meals and beautiful images inspire me in so many ways, not just in the kitchen (some of faves… Nigel Slater :: Moro restaurant :: River cottage).
One day a week I volunteer at a rooftop garden here in downtown vancouver (talk about an inspiring place) and yesterday after work, I planted potatoes — little sprouting potatoes. I dug the holes, covered them with dirt, and soon they will sprout more potatoes. This is, I believe, creative in the most literal sense, and it felt so good to have dirt under my nails and mud on my boots. As good as when I finally managed to make a dress for the wedding we are going to on the weekend.
Which leads me to my next point, what I like to call: The revelation. The process of making this dress was torturous for me: trying to read a japanese pattern where the pieces didn't seem to match, and struggling to find a way to make it work did not feel creative or fun. I felt frustrated and like a failure until the moment I realised that I do not like making clothes. It was that simple. I don't know why it took me so long to see. I guess because I figured since I could, I should. But really, with so little time (and energy) at my disposal, why was I wasting it on something that I found incredibly difficult, and most importantly, unsatisfying? Especially when there are people (for example … Anna Allen and Annie Larson) who do such an amazing job and are clearly naturals.
Instead, I could actually use my free time to work on things that I actually enjoy and give me satisfaction without the stress. So I scrapped the complicated japanese pattern I just couldn't figure out (even with a translation so awesomely provided by my bosses wife), and kept it simple and made a dress i've made many times before. Next time i'll leave it to the experts.
And finally, how do I manage to fit a little creative into my everyday life, which for the most part involves a fluorescent lighted cubicle, the aforementioned spreadsheets, and a decent amount of meetings? The answer … a big stack of gridded notepaper and a love of doodling. By giving each square an inch value I can doodle my way into a new quilt over the course of a few meetings or telephone calls. I can work out a rough set list of cutting sizes and daydream about colours so that when I do finally get some crafty home time I can skip all the boring 'working stuff out' and get straight to the fun stuff: choosing fabrics and then cutting them into lovely little piles all ready to be sewn up the next time I have craft time. Which, for the record, is sunday. On saturday I am a chore task master, but sunday is all mine.


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By Melissa Breyer, Senior Editor, Healthy & Green Living
Were you being chased in a dream last night? Did you find your teeth falling out, or worse, find yourself falling out of something? So maybe that wasn't much fun, but if you remembered your dreams last night, good for you–you're one step ahead in learning how to maximize the health benefits of dreaming.
Experts claim that our brains' midnight shenanigans can give us insight to help heal emotional trauma and stress, improve our sleep, increase happiness and even help figure out problems in our lives. New studies suggest that dreams are part of a healthy emotional coping process–the thoughts that happen when we sleep combine recent events, hidden memories, hopes, and fears into a new mix, forging neural connections that might be impossible to attain while awake.
Along with basic emotional housekeeping, dreaming can help alleviate depression. In sleep studies of recently divorced women with untreated clinical depression, scientists found that patients who recalled dreams and incorporated the ex-spouse or relationship into their dreams scored better on tests of mood in the morning. And they were much more likely to recover from depression than others who either did not dream about the marriage or could not recall their dreams.
According to a report at MSNBC, recent brain scan studies show that regions active during dreaming are the same ones responsible for processing memories and emotions when we're awake. Dreams, the new thinking goes, shape your self-image by helping you work through unresolved emotions from waking life. (For this reason, even unpleasant nightmares can be beneficial.) In fact, for a day or two after a significant life event—and again about a week later—hints of it show up in your dreams, according to a study at Canada's University of Alberta. "Revisiting events in dreams helps reshape your understanding of them," says study author Don Kuiken, PhD.
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Werner Kempf (right) in discussion with Hermann Breith (center) and Walter Chales de Beaulieu (left) during Operation Citadel at Kursk on 21 June 1943
9 March 1886
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Bad Harzburg
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Weimar Republic (to 1933)
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World War II
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General Werner Kempf (9 March 1886 – 6 January 1964) was a Panzer General in the German army during World War II who was awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves (mit Eichenlaub).
He joined the Imperial German Army on 14 March 1905 and served in the 149th Infantry Regiment. In World War I he reached the rank of Hauptmann. He then served in the Reichswehr and the Wehrmacht. At the beginning of World War II he took part in the invasion of Poland as a Generalmajor commanding a Panzer Division. In 1939 and 1940 he led the 6th Panzer Division in the Battle of France and was promoted to Generalleutnant and awarded the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross for his role in the campaign.
From 5 May 1942 he was commanding general of the XXXXVIII Panzer Corps and was in this position on 10 August 1942 when he was awarded the Oak leaves to the Knight's Cross. In July 1943, he participated in the Battle of Kursk as commander of the 'Army Detachment Kempf' on the Eastern Front. From May to September 1944 he was commander of the Wehrmacht in the Baltics. He was then moved to the leadership reserve until he was taken into captivity in May 1945. He was released in 1947.
Awards and decorations[edit]
- Iron Cross (1914)
- Military Merit Order, 4th class with Swords (Bavaria)
- Friedrich August Cross, 1st and 2nd class
- The Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918
- Clasp to the Iron Cross (1939)
- Eastern Front Medal
- Wehrmacht Long Service Award, 4th to 1st class
- Order of Michael the Brave 3rd Class (Romania, 6 November 1942)
- Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves
- Knight's Cross on 3 June 1940 as Generalleutnant and commander of 6 Panzer-Division[2]
- 111th Oak Leaves on 10 August 1942 as General der Panzertruppe and commander of XXXXVIII. Panzerkorps[3]
- Alman, Karl (2008). Panzer vor - Die dramtische Geschichte der deutschen Panzerwaffe und ihre tapferen Soldaten (in German). Würzburg, Germany: Flechsig Verlag. ISBN 978-3-88189-638-2.
- Fellgiebel, Walther-Peer (2000). Die Träger des Ritterkreuzes des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939–1945 — Die Inhaber der höchsten Auszeichnung des Zweiten Weltkrieges aller Wehrmachtteile [The Bearers of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross 1939–1945 — The Owners of the Highest Award of the Second World War of all Wehrmacht Branches] (in German). Friedberg, Germany: Podzun-Pallas. ISBN 978-3-7909-0284-6.
- Scherzer, Veit (2007). Die Ritterkreuzträger 1939–1945 Die Inhaber des Ritterkreuzes des Eisernen Kreuzes 1939 von Heer, Luftwaffe, Kriegsmarine, Waffen-SS, Volkssturm sowie mit Deutschland verbündeter Streitkräfte nach den Unterlagen des Bundesarchives [The Knight's Cross Bearers 1939–1945 The Holders of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross 1939 by Army, Air Force, Navy, Waffen-SS, Volkssturm and Allied Forces with Germany According to the Documents of the Federal Archives] (in German). Jena, Germany: Scherzers Miltaer-Verlag. ISBN 978-3-938845-17-2.
- Thomas, Franz (1997). Die Eichenlaubträger 1939–1945 Band 1: A–K [The Oak Leaves Bearers 1939–1945 Volume 1: A–K] (in German). Osnabrück, Germany: Biblio-Verlag. ISBN 978-3-7648-2299-6.
External links[edit]
- Werner Kempf Career chronology @ generals.dk
- Werner Kempf @ World War 2 Awards.com
- Werner Kempf @ Ritterkrezutraeger 1939-1945
- Werner Kempf @ Lexikon der Wehrmacht
- 1886 births
- 1964 deaths
- People from Königsberg
- Wehrmacht generals
- Recipients of The Honour Cross of the World War 1914/1918
- Recipients of the clasp to the Iron Cross, 1st class
- Recipients of the Knight's Cross of the Iron Cross with Oak Leaves
- Recipients of the Order of Michael the Brave, 3rd class
- Recipients of the Military Merit Order (Bavaria), 4th class
- Recipients of the Friedrich-August-Kreuz, 1st class
- German prisoners of war
- German military personnel of World War I
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At least, that's what Luke Thomas is reporting in Fog City Journal. He's got photos, too.
The way the story goes, Bates was speaking at a PG&E-sponored forum, and Mark Toney, director of The Utility Refrom Network (TURN) came up uninvited to speak out against Prop. 16. So the mayor of Berkeley physically pushed him out of the way.
Now, why Tom Bates was speaking at a PG&E-sponored forum (and saying nice things about the company) at a time like this is beyond me. And typically mayors don't take it upon themselves to eject protesters from meetings.
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An area historically infamous for its nightlife and cabarets, as well as prostitution and crime, El Raval has changed significantly in recent years and, due its central location, has become a minor attraction of Barcelona. It is currently the home to a very diverse immigrant community (47,4% of its population was born abroad), ranging from Bangladeshis and Indonesians, to a more recent Eastern european community, especially from Romania. El Raval is also becoming one of the hippest up-and-coming neighbourhoods of Barcelona where many artists live and work. It is home to many bars, restaurants, and night spots.
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HE PARKER "51" is considered by most collectors to be the best pen ever made. Developed in 1939 and introduced in the U.S. market in 1941, it soon became widely imitated by most pen manufacturers. None were successful to any significant degree in competing against the famed Parker "51". To this day, its shape and design remain widely recognizable and it seems to never become dated. My main collecting interest is the Parker "51" and its many variations, from pre-production varieties all the way to the last U.S. models produced around 1972. My pursuit includes its history and advertising ephemera. I became fascinated with the Parker "51" in the mid-1990's. Although my collection is continually growing, I will probably never own every variation made. I use a Parker "51" every day, modified to fit my taste, such as a custom Torelli-made hand hammered copper cap with a smooth fine nib (I write a lot of numbers for a living...) or a "51 Imperial" converted from an original Parker Vacumatic, with a stub nib (for those million dollar contracts...)
This website is my attempt to help new and experienced collectors find out more about the Parker "51" in a fast and concise manner. It consists of information thought to be correct by the author through many years of collecting. As many experienced collectors know, rules are hard to make for a mass produced product that was never meant to be collected, but rather used and repaired; dealers often accomodated special requests from customers, resulting in mixed parts across the years and repairs were done to get the instrument back in writing condition, most of the time with whatever parts were on hand.
If you have any Parker "51" pens, pencils or ephemera that you think I might like to buy or would like an appraisal or opinion, please email me. I buy anything "51", including parts, at competitive prices. I can be found at most pen shows in the U.S, so please ask to see if I will be at the next show.
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