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Having witnessed a watershed moment in America's history, join us on November 11 for a look back at the early history of the presidency. Frank Prochaska, author of The Eagle and the Crown: Americans and the British Monarchy (Yale University Press, 2008) will discuss his new book and will argue that America's Founding Fathers created what Teddy Roosevelt later called an "elective king" in the office of the president, conferring quasi-regal status on the occupant of the Oval Office and his successors.
Frank Prochaska has taught, researched, and published British history for more than thirty years. He received his PhD from Northwestern University in 1972 and has taught in various American and British Universities, including Northwestern; the University of Wisconsin, Madison; St. Hugh's College, Oxford; University College London; Royal Holloway College, London University; and Yale in London. He has been a Research Fellow at the Wellcome Institute for the History of Medicine and a Visiting Fellow at All Soul's College, Oxford. He is currently an Honorary Fellow of the Institute of Historical Research in London, an Honorary Research Fellow at Royal Holloway College, and a Fellow of the Royal Historical Society.
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Wednesday night's 'X Factor' was something of a let-down after Michael Jackson night, but the Top 5 contestants performed a dance song and got to showcase their personalities with a self-selected song, which they only had 24 hours to prepare for.
'Good Day LA' correspondent Courtney Friel talked to the contestants as they reflected on the evening. Melanie Amaro, who sang Adele's 'Someone Like You' for the dance competition, chose Whitney Houston's 'When You Believe' for her next song. "After practicing this one song for so long, to be able to have to switch it around was a task," she told Frield. Although L.A. Reid called the choice safe, Simon pointed out the ridiculousness of thinking that any Whitney Houston song was safe to perform.
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Unlike the rest of us, Hollywood studio chiefs haven't resolved to wipe the slate clean for 2014. Instead, multiplexes will host plenty of well-established characters and cinematic themes in the months ahead. USA TODAY's Brian Truitt previews some of the classic concepts headed our way (release dates are subject to change).
The pop-music biopic: Jersey Boys (June 20)
The sci-fi space opera: Guardians of the Galaxy (Aug. 1)
The feel-good sports movie: Draft Day (April 11)
The feel-good sports movie, Part 2: Million Dollar Arm(May 16)
The classic monster revival: I, Frankenstein(Jan. 24)
The '80s cyborg cop revival: RoboCop (Feb. 12)
The biblical epic: Noah (March 28)
The mythological hero tale: The Legend of Hercules (Jan. 10)
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Molly Sims has come out swinging in defense of her friend Josh Duhamel.
Sims, 35, acted alongside Duhamel on the NBC series Las Vegas, which ended its five-year run in 2008. The actress spoke on E!'s Daily 10 about her married costar's alleged one-night stand with an Atlanta stripper.
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Help! Filling a job application form (again): editing tick boxes in Word
I have been emailed a job application form which I need to get back to the employer ASAP. But I don't have a printer. Filling in lines and text boxes is not a problem but there are the usual page of (non)equal opportunitites c**p to fill, with a hoard of tick boxes.
I think the form designer has used emtpty square symbol from Wingdings or something similar - I don't think they are bullets because of their position on paper.
The only option I can think of is to create a right size square in image editing program and draw X into it, but it is harldly desirable, not just because it is usually still obvious and in tight spaces tends to knock other things out of alingnment (I'm not applying a job in IT or office rat, my skills in word are nowhere nearly that good).
Obviously it would be preferable to find a solution that would work with all forms with same scenario. Oh, and I have opened the document in Word 2000.
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Last time I filled in an emailed form, it turned out they were, forgot the name so please enlighten me, editable yes/no boxes (although just looking at them you wouldn't know it.) Not elegant solution but I found one that worked, even if it was a bit tedious.
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Correction to my comment about the editable yes/no boxes (control boxes?)
On PAPER there is no difference but on COMPUTER you can see them with a grey background. To edit the tick box I do the following:
1) highlight, 2) left click and choose Properties 3) choose Default Value as "Checked" 4) click OK
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Here's a suggestion that might work: why don't you use a Wingding of your own to create a new check box, like this: þ In Vista, you just go to your Character Map and select 0Wingdings. The þ is the very last symbol in the section. Don't know where your comparable Character Map is in your version of Windows, but I'm sure you can find it. (You may also be able to find something similar in Office 2000 'Symbols.')
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Thanks! I practically never use anything but Latin-1 Extended; I didn't even think about looking in there. At least in older versions of Word you can get get the character map by going to: Insert , Insert Symbol.
The Stupid thing is that I can see a whole list of non-standard Khmer fonts( they're similar to Thai characters) that I unstalled a few years ago - and I know they used to work fine. However, choosing them gives me just a standard Latin fonts and the Subset does not show an option of East Asian Languages, yet when I go to Regional Options, Advanced, in Control Panel, East Asian languagesare supposedly supported. I have also Khmer Unicode installed and so I can see Khmer fonts correctly in Firefox and Opera (but not in Chrome or IE) but not in Word. Changing a language in the Language Bar doesn't work either...
Well, I suppose this needs its own thread when I have the time to tackle it. Hopefully that time comes soon: my friend struggles to understand English - not that my Khmer is up to scratch anyway. (I'm sure he wouldn't understand anything I write but at least I want to make the effort.) Meanwhile, I have to scribble things by hand and then scan it as an image...
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — The U.S. dollar edged lower against the euro and other major currencies on Wednesday, after Portugal was able to sell two-year bonds, albeit at a hefty price.
The euro has gained 0.5% against the dollar this month as officials have hinted that rising oil prices pose a threat to inflation and will trigger an increase in Europe's benchmark interest rates as soon as next month.
"The underlying signal is still one of euro resilience as it appears the interest-rate story continues to trump the debt-crisis story," said strategists at Brown Brothers Harriman.
The dollar index DXY, -0.25% a measure of the U.S. unit against a basket of six major currencies, slipped to 76.702 from about 76.796 in North American trade Tuesday. It fell as low as 76.535 earlier.
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The euro EURUSD, +0.4522% rose as high as $1.3941 earlier, up from $1.3905 Tuesday, after analysts said the European Central Bank showed interest in purchasing peripheral euro-zone debt. The euro lately traded around $1.3911.
Versus the Japanese currency, the dollar USDJPY, +0.21% bought 82.77 yen, from ¥82.66 Tuesday. The greenback fell earlier along with U.S. bond yields, which tend to drive demand for the dollar versus yen. Read about U.S. Treasury yields.
The dollar also fell to its lowest level against the Canadian dollar since November 2007. The greenback USDCAD, -0.5992% lately bought 96.90 Canadian cents, down 0.3%. See more on Canadian dollar.
Late last week, renewed worries about debt problems on the euro-zone periphery served to cut short the euro's push above the $1.40 level. On Wednesday, the 10-year Portuguese government bond yield neared 7.8%, its highest level since the launch of the euro, before an auction of two-year Portuguese government bonds.
In the auction, the Portuguese government sold 1 billion euros ($1.39 billion) of bonds, but at a sharply higher yield than a similar sale in September. The sale was considered modestly successful, as enough investors showed up to bid.
The debt came with a yield of 5.99%, up from 4.09% in the September sale, but below the level seen in the secondary market for the same issue. Read more on Portuguese bond auction.
Portuguese bonds have been hit hard in recent weeks on rising expectations that Lisbon will be forced to seek an international bailout.
The auction "does nothing to convince anyone about Portugal's longer-term sustainability in markets, but is perhaps slightly better than might have been expected," said strategists at RBC Capital Markets.
The firm revised its forecast for the euro, saying it would fall less than previously expected because of an impending rate hike.
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Look for a significant drop in temperatures today. A trough is working its way down the coast, bringing with it some gusty winds, increased marine layer and cooler temperatures.
The trough bottoms out on Wednesday and Thursday with a dry cold front passing through the area.
Wind advisories have already been issued through Thursday for the Inland Empire.
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Uniontown man found guilty of raping girl, now a teenager
A Fayette County jury found a Uniontown man guilty of sexually assaulting a girl who is now 13 years old.
John Dale Stewart Sr., 64, testified in his own defense in the two-day trial, claiming that he was seldom alone with the girl and that they enjoyed watching movies together at his residence.
"Have you ever done these things people have alleged you have done to (the girl)?" asked defense attorney Brian Salisbury.
"No," Stewart said.
"Did you touch her inappropriately?" Salisbury asked.
"No," Stewart said.
Charges against Stewart included numerous counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, aggravated indecent assault, indecent assault of a child and corruption of minors.
Assistant District Attorney Linda Cordaro said the jury deliberated about two and a half hours after the trial ended Wednesday afternoon, then returned with a guilty verdict.
The girl testified Tuesday before Senior Judge John F. Wagner Jr. that the man would undress and sexually assault her during visits to his residence from the time she was about 7 or 8 years old to age 11.
The Tribune-Review does not identify alleged victims of sexual assault.
The girl said Stewart assaulted her "in my private area, below my waist."
Her mother testified Wednesday that the girl had enjoyed visiting Stewart, up until 2011.
"I asked her if (Stewart) had ever touched her in a way that he shouldn't. She instantly cried. She said he had. I called 911," the woman testified.
"Did you ever witness any kind of reaction in her that would cause you concern when Mr. Stewart would ask her to stay there?" Salisbury asked.
"No," she said.
She acknowledged that Stewart's ex-wife or former girlfriend was in the home during the girl's visits.
Uniontown police Detective Donald Gmitter said he interviewed Stewart in September 2011. "I did not abuse her ever. I don't know why she said these things about me, because they didn't happen," Stewart stated.
Gmitter testified there was no physical evidence of sexual abuse.
Stewart's former girlfriend, Lillian Arnold, and his former wife, Sheila Stewart, testified for the defense.
Arnold said she saw nothing questionable in Stewart's behavior toward the girl.
Sheila Stewart said she once asked the girl if she understood "good touch" and "bad touch," because the girl was growing up. She said she worried she might have confused her.
Sheila Stewart testified she saw nothing inappropriate.
Salisbury argued to jurors there had been no testimony about the girl's grades or her school attendance slipping, or her losing interest in her friends, possible signs of abuse.
"She never said, 'I don't want to go because (Stewart) is doing bad things to me,'" Salisbury said.
He said she had no time to recant her statement because police, Children and Youth Services and her family quickly became involved. At one point, her father confronted Stewart, he said.
"She was probably scared to death to recant her statement," he said.
Cordaro advised jurors to not hold the girl to the same standard as an adult.
"These acts were committed when she was a child," she said.
"Does it make sense to you that she would come in here and make up these events?" Cordaro said. "If you believe (the girl), you have to convict John Stewart for these crimes."
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ITT Showcases Latest Technologies for Offshore Oil and Gas Industry
HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Across its businesses, ITT Corporation (NYSE: ITT ) offers an extensive array of essential products and services to its oil and gas industry customers around the world. This week, the company is showcasing its capabilities at the Offshore Technology Conference in Houston, which draws approximately 80,000 attendees from more than 110 countries.
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The beautiful girls of Japanese artist Taro
By Luiz Vasques in New Art on Tuesday 25 October 2011
I wonder if Japanese people are fed with some special and blue magic berries because there are so many amazing artists there. Taro's art journal is full of fluid, sophisticated, watercolor pieces that make me jealous and wondering about blue magic berries.
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Mrzyk and Moriceau's video for The Look
By Luiz Vasques in New Music on Tuesday 25 October 2011
Mrzyk and Moriceau's video for Sebastian Tellier's song The Look is such a charming animation for a sexy tune. And the diamonds farts are definitely a plus.
Incredible Hang Drum solo by Manu Delago
By Luiz Vasques in Video on Thursday 20 October 2011
This is a contemporary musical instrument manufactured by PanArt in Switzerland. If you've never heard about it, check out this hang solo by Manu Delago. This Austrian musician has also collaborated with Björk, Lockwood and the London Symphony Orchestra.
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Hikari Shimoda
By Luiz Vasques in New Art on Thursday 20 October 2011
I just can't get enough of Hikari Shimoda's work. Using traditional media (oil and canvas), this Japanese artist creates very delicate yet disturbing compositions of eerie children. If you can, be sure to check her solo exhibition at Hellion Gallery in Portland between November 3 – 29.
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Updated at 4:25 p.m. EST, Feb. 23, 2009
U.S. soldiers were killed in combat along with their interpreter. At least
11 Iraqis were killed and 23 more were wounded across Iraq today.
U.S. soldiers were killed in combat in Diyala province today. Their
interpreter was killed as well.
Security forces detained
12 Interior Ministry personnel on murder and kidnapping charges. Among their victims
was Vice President Tareq al-Hashimi's sister, who was killed in 2006. Thirteen
other suspects are at large.
The Interior Ministry was once the source of much sectarian violence. Their police
commando units were feared across Iraq; however, in recent years, the ministry
has cleaned up the ranks.
In Baghdad, a bomb on Nidhal St.
two people and wounded six more near the Agriculture Ministry. A roadside
bomb in Karrada wounded
seven people. Gunmen attacked a checkpoint in Ghazaliya, where they
three people, including two soldiers, and wounded
eight more.
In Mosul, police safely defused
a car bomb. No casualties were
reported after a sticky bomb explosion near the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP)
offices. An Iraqi National List (INL) candidtate lost
a leg in a sticky bomb explosion. Also, gunmen killed
a policeman.
person was killed and another was wounded when a roadside bomb exploded on
a road in Mashru, near Hilla.
The body
of an Awakening Council leader was found shot to death in Jurf al-Sakhar.
Security forces killed two al-Qaeda
suspects in Nahda.
Four suspects were detained
in Dhi Qar.
Two suspects were captured
near Makhmour.
Six al-Qaeda suspects were arrested
across Diyala province.
Joint U.S.-Iraqi military drills ended
in Missan. Four suspects were arrested
in separate incidents.
Compiled by Margaret Griffis
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Dying to be Beautiful?
Although not directly related to the environment, animal welfare and cosmetics testing is ethical issue that has been debated for years, and unfortunately still remains unsolved. Most people live in ignorant bliss that because this is an issue that is not regularly spoken about that it is no longer happening. This is completely untrue and in 2008 it was reported that animal testing in teh EU had increased by 50% since 2005. Although the list of companies no longer testing on animals is growing by the year, with increased commercialisation and large brands taking over production of most of our cosmetics and toiletries the prevalence of animals testing remains rife.
I don't need to go talking to you about what the actual tests entail – being shown these images over the years has been enough to make a lot of people put their heads in the sand and ignore what is really happening. The truth is that a lot of the most common brands of cosmetics and toiletries that we but are animal tested. However, a little knowledge means a lot of power ad with this in mind I thought I could make it easier for you to choose cruelty free beauty by providing a list of the most recognisable cosmetic brands sold in Ireland that do not test on animals. If any of your favourites are not listed here, check out their websites to see what their policies are. Most likely they, or their parent company, have an animal testing policy.
- Almay
- Aramis
- Avon
- Boots Own Brand Cosmetics
- Burts Bees
- Calvin Klein Cosmetics
- Carmex
- Clarins
- Crabtree & Evelyn
- DEcleor
- Donna Karan Fragrances
- E.L.F. Cosmetics (eyeslipsface)
- Estee Lauder
- Gosh Cosmetics
- Jo Malone
- Jolene Creme Bleach
- King of Shaves
- Kiss my Face
- L'Occitane
- Liz Claiborne
- Liz Earle
- Lush Cosmetics
- MAC Cosmetics
- Marks & Spencer
- Mitchum Deodorant
- Montagne Jeunnesse
- Natracare
- Neals Yard Remedies
- No-Ad Suncare
- Origins
- Palmers
- Paul Mitchell Systems
- Prescriptives
- Prestige Cosmetics
- Revlon
- Simple
- Smashbox Cosmetics
- Stila Cosmetics
- Ted Baker Cosmetics
- The Body Shop
- Tommy Hilfiger
- Too Faced Cosmetics
- Urban Decay
- Weleda Inc
- Yes to Carrots
In my next blog I will tell you a little more about why it makes no sense to test our cosmetics on animals, the legal situation and name some of the big brands carrying out these tests. If you want some more information on this check out the following links:
Caring Consumer
Leaping Bunny
Beaut Blog
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To Make Ahead: Cover and refrigerate for up to 1 day.
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Per Single Serving / Serves 16 Total
- Calories 11
- Sodium 75mg 3%
- Total Carbohydrates 2gm 1%
- Fiber 1gm 4%
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Community Projects
What is AICP?
Who is eligible?
Who is responsible for the AIDS Insurance Continuation Program?
What does the AICP cover?
Will the AICP cover my dependent's health insurance?
What should I do once my COBRA coverage runs out?
Is it true that if I use my Health Insurance too much I will get my
coverage dropped?
What will happen if funding for the program is cut?
My insurance premium is $600 per month; will the AICP cover this?
I pay for my insurance through payroll deduction and my employer will
not accept a third party check. How should this be handled?
How do I apply for the AIDS Insurance Continuation Program?
1. What is AICP?
The AIDS Insurance Continuation Program (AICP) is a publicly funded statewide program that pays the monthly or quarterly health insurance premiums for clients who are eligible. The program is funded by the State of Florida general revenue funds and Ryan White Title II funds. The AICP does not provide health insurance policies to clients it merely allows them continue with their current health insurance.
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2. Who is eligible?
Anyone who meets all of the following requirements:
1. Florida resident
2. Diagnosis of AIDS or HIV+ with symptoms.
3. Monthly income less than or equal to 300% of Federal poverty guidelines.
4. Cash assets less than or equal to $4,500 (for one person).
5. Note: this does not include assets such as a house, car, retirement accounts, etc.
6. Currently covered by private health insurance.
7. (Includes COBRA, group family or individual policies).
8. Willing to sign all forms and provide eligibility information.
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3. Who is responsible for the AIDS Insurance Continuation Program?
The AICP is a program run by the Department of Health at the state level. The department contracts with the Health Council of South Florida, Inc. to manage the program throughout the state. The Health Council has formed an enrollment site network with several community based AIDS service organizations. Although many of our clients are on COBRA, the program does not have any formal ties to the COBRA program.
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4. What does the AICP cover?
The AICP covers all forms of private health insurance. The program will also pay for any dental, and vision insurance policies that you may have. The program also covers deductibles and/or co-payments for clients enrolled prior to July 1, 2001. Please contact your case manager or the Health Council if this applies to you.
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5. Will the AICP cover my dependent's health insurance?
The AICP can now pay for dependent's (family) health insurance premiums if you can demonstrate that the entire family is in jeopardy of losing coverage without AICP assistance.
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6. What should I do once my COBRA coverage runs out?
The AICP strongly encourages clients to try to convert their coverage into an individual policy after their COBRA expires (18 or 29 months). Recent legislation should make it somewhat less restrictive to obtain individual health insurance coverage. Please note, many insurance companies charge a one-time conversion fee, the AICP can assist clients with this fee. Please contact your case manager or the Health Council if this applies to you.
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7. Is it true that if I use my Health Insurance too much I will get my coverage dropped?
Absolutely not. It is legally impossible for an insurance company to drop you for use of an insurance policy. The AICP strongly encourages all clients to use their health insurance to obtain care. The AICP currently has many clients who obtain tens of thousands of dollars in healthcare related services through the program each year. It is vital to your health that you at a minimum have regular preventative check-ups with your physician. If you have received such threats from your insurance company, we urge you to contact the State of Florida Department of Insurance (1-800-342-2762).
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8. What will happen if funding for the program is cut?
Currently, this does not appear to be an issue. The Department of Health, and the Florida Legislature have all expressed their support for this program. This year, the Legislature increased funding for the AICP. However, you may want to write to your local legislator to express your thanks for their support of this program and to help ensure that the program continues to be funded.
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9. My insurance premium is $600 per month;
will the AICP cover this?
The AICP pays for health insurance premiums up to $650 per month. In some cases, depending on current demand and funds available, the AICP may be able to exceed this limit. Please have your case manager contact the Health Council if you feel that you are in need of this additional assistance.
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10. I pay for my insurance through payroll deduction and my employer will not accept a third party check. How should this be handled?
By law, the program is not allowed to reimburse individuals for their premium expense.
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11. How do I apply for the AIDS Insurance Continuation Program?
The AIDS INSURANCE CONTINUATION PROGRAM (AICP) is implemented through Community Based Organizations (CBOs) around the state. Each CBO is responsible for the collection of information required for participation and for payment of premiums to insurance carriers. CBOs play an active role in providing their community's AIDS/HIV+ population with an assortment of services including case management, intake, and social and financial counseling. With these resources in hand, each agency is equipped to assess eligibility for the
. The Health Councils, Inc. does not enroll individuals in AICP. To enroll in AICP, contact one of the following CBOs:
Highlands County
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7205 S. George Blvd.
Sebring, FL 33875
Hillsborough County
METRO Wellness & Community Center
1315 7th Ave.
Tampa, FL 33605
Francis House
4703 N. Florida Ave.
Tampa, FL 33603
Manatee County
Manatee County Rural Health Svc.
2703 19th Street Ct. E.
Suite 2
Bradenton, FL 34208
Pasco County
METRO Wellness and Community Center
4747 US Highway 19 South
New Port Richey, FL 34652
Pasco County Health Department
10841 Little Road
New Port Richey, FL 34654
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3050 1st Avenue South
St. Petersburg, FL 33712
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3530 1st Avenue North
Suite 208
St. Petersburg, FL 33713
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3251 3rd Ave. North, Suite 125
St. Petersburg, FL 33713
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Bartow, FL 33830
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California American Water Plans Meetings on Water Conservation
October 05 2009 | Know Your H20,
by Liana Harlan
IMPERIAL BEACH — California American Water will host two community meetings this week to inform its Imperial Beach and Coronado customers about a proposed mandatory water conservation plan.
Customers are encouraged to attend either of the meetings to find out more about the plan and speak with California American Water officials.
The first meeting will be at 6 p.m. tomorrow at the Imperial Beach Community Center at City Hall, 825 Imperial Beach Blvd.
The second meeting will be at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Winn Room at the Coronado Public Library, 640 Orange Ave.
Because of the ongoing drought, water wholesalers have been ordered to cut their water allocations throughout Southern California, company officials said. That means the company's allocation will be significantly reduced and mandatory water conservation measures must begin.


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LEOPOLD - A far-reaching federal grant to Perry Central Community School Corp. will promote healthy childhood development over the next four years, the district's superintendent said Tuesday. The $729,132 grant, which will be awarded annually for four years, will also deliver an economic stimulus by creating several new jobs.
PERRY COUNTY - Dan Adams will resign his position as Perry County recreation director July 10, Pete Franz-man announced at a regular meeting of the county council June 25.
"Thank you for all your hard work," the county council president told Adams. "We appreciate your 10-and-a-half years of service."
"I didn't set out for it to be that many," Adams replied. "But I think we did a lot of good things with the amount of money we've had."
INDIANAPOLIS - Perry County's wineries claimed gold – as well as silver and bronze honors – last month in one of the nation's largest wine competitions.
Wines from 10 countries as far away as France, Australia and Spain were judged in the June 16-18 Indy International Wine Competition, held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds.
TELL CITY – Perry County's unemployment rate dropped slightly in May to 9.8 percent, remaining below the state's seasonally adjusted rate of 10.6 percent. However, the number of local workers seeking jobs actually rose.
TELL CITY - Moose Lodge 1424's annual Fourth of July Picnic kicks off today with food, rides and games. Activities in Zoercher-Bettinger Park culminate with Saturday night's fireworks display.
Lodge members will serve barbecued-chicken and pork-chop dinners through Saturday. Serving begins at 4 p.m. today and 11 a.m. Friday and Sat-urday. Friday's schedule had called for serving to begin at 4 p.m. but lodge members decided to offer chicken and pork chops for hungry lunch goers and others visiting the park Friday afternoon.
TELL CITY - The city of Tell City will pave Mozart Street from 12th Street to 19th Street Wednesday, July 8, and Thursday, July 9.
The roadway will be closed to normal traffic flow with limited access for residents.
The city will also pave the 1000 and 1100 blocks of Fulton Street.
The Fulton Street paving project is part of the Waste Tire Modified Asphalt Grant through the Indiana Department of Environmental Management.
TELL CITY - Catholic Charities and the Tell City-Perry County Public Library are joining hands to help local residents file for unemployment benefits via computer. Volunteers will be in the library's conference room from 9 a.m. to noon Mondays. Volunteers will have laptops to walk people through the online forms.
No appointments are needed and help will be provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
TELL CITY - With a financial boost from the Perry County Redevelopment Commission, local officials will explore possibilities for diversifying ThyssenKrupp Waupaca's products to strengthen it against the lagging automotive industry.
TELL CITY - This year's River Sweep was "a very good success, with a very good turnout" of hard-working volunteers, Paul Alvey told the board of directors for the Perry County Recycling Management District in a regular meeting Tuesday.
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Vikings' pick at No. 25: Florida State cornerback Xavier Rhodes
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- The Minnesota Vikings filled another need on defense with their second first-round pick on Thursday night, but not at middle linebacker.
They used the 25th overall pick to select Florida State cornerback Xavier Rhodes, who joins a secondary in desperate need of talent and depth after the release of veteran Antoine Winfield.
At 6-foot-1 and 210 pounds, Rhodes fits the bigger mold Vikings general manager Rick Spielman said has been an emphasis at cornerback in their Tampa-2 derivative zone scheme.
"I think he has the instincts to play zone," Spielman said. "But he plays a lot of press and he's a shutdown, press corner. He's as big a corner as you can get and he can run and he has ball skills and he can run support. He fits all the things that we're looking for in a corner for this scheme."
The Vikings already had taken Florida defensive tackle Sharrif Floyd at No. 23. Indianapolis took Florida State end Bjoern Werner at No. 24, and then the Vikings took Rhodes, 22, who earned first-team all-Atlantic Coast Conference honors as a redshirt junior last season.
"It's a dream come true, to play for an NFL team and to be able to play with great players," said Rhodes, who was surprised by the selection because he had no contact with the Vikings after the NFL scouting combine in February.
He ran the 40-yard dash in 4.43 seconds at the combine, where he posted a vertical leap of 40½ inches and a 132-inch broad jump -- both among the best for cornerbacks. He started 38 of 43 games for the Seminoles and tied for the team lead last season with three interceptions.
"He's a guy who has great length," Vikings coach Leslie Frazier said of Rhodes, who has 33¾-inch arms. "He has very good speed. He has some turnover ability as well, and he has competed at a high level against some very good competition in the ACC."
In Minnesota, Rhodes joins a cornerback group that features another big cornerback, Chris Cook, as one starter outside. Rhodes also will predominantly work outside, Frazier said, meaning Josh Robinson still figures as the top slot option after Winfield signed with Seattle.
How does Rhodes feel he'll fit into the Vikings' scheme?
"It's going to be good, because we played it all at Florida State," Rhodes said. "It's nothing that I'm not going to be able to play."


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Talks and garden tours with our volunteers
We're keen to share our knowledge about Lytes Cary with you.
Throughout the week we have different short talks for you to enjoy. Learn about the accomplishments and tragedies of the Jenner family or get an insight into the life of the servants at Lytes Cary. For garden lovers we have garden tours on offer most days.
Have a look at the information board by reception and see what's on today.


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The New England Tenors
Presented by The Rogers Center for the Arts at Merrimack College at Rogers Center for the Arts
February 9, 2013
We are thrilled to welcome back this phenomenal trio who were received with a standing ovation last year. Composed of Jeffrey Hartman, Damien Corcoran, and John Middleton-Cox, the New England Tenors have quickly established their reputation as one of the finest tenor trios in the country.
Enjoy this concert as part of your early Valentine's day celebration. Guaranteed to please young and old audiences.
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North Andover, MA 01845
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Book your room at Travelodge Las Vegas Center Strip
Room, 2 Queen Beds, Non SmokingMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Deluxe Room, 1 King Bed, PatioMax Occupancy: 2 guests (up to 1 child)
Double Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 3 children)
Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Las Vegas motel in The Strip, near University of Nevada-Las Vegas
This family-friendly Las Vegas motel is located in The Strip, within 1 mi (2 km) of Crystals at City Center, High Roller, and The Linq. University of Nevada-Las Vegas and Fashion Show Mall are also within 2 mi (3 km).
Property Features
Along with an outdoor pool, this motel has coffee/tea in the lobby and a business center. Free continental breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include a 24-hour front desk, a computer station, and a front-desk safe.
Room Amenities
All 125 rooms provide free WiFi, coffee makers, and cable TV. Hair dryers and safes are also available to guests.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This motel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast each morning. This family-friendly motel also offers an outdoor pool, coffee/tea in the lobby, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- 24-hour front desk
- Business center
- Coffee/tea in lobby
- Computer station
- Free breakfast
- Free RV, bus, truck parking
- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 3
- Outdoor pool
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Total number of rooms - 125
Family Friendly Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Outdoor pool
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
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Free self parking, Free RV, bus, truck parking
Room Amenities
- Cable TV service
- Coffee/tea maker
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Free cribs/infant beds
- Free WiFi
- Hair dryer
- In-room safe
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast each morning.
Nearby Things to Do
- Golfing nearby
Hotel Policies
Check-in time ends at 6 PM
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Check-out time is noon
Payment types
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for USD 10 per night.
- Free cribs (infant beds)!
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Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 10 per night
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Hudson River Almanac July 3 - July 9, 2014
There were some uncommon sightings this week - from sharks to salamanders, doves to shorebirds. These come at a time when the rather steady summer weather tends to promote stasis in the wildlife of the Hudson Valley.
7/8 - Orange County, HRM 59: While tracking sonic-tagged shortnose and Atlantic sturgeon for the DEC Hudson River Fisheries Unit in Newburgh Bay, Peter Kinney and Joe Lydon spotted an American avocet floating along not far from the Newburgh boat launch. According to Ken McDermott, this was only the third record of American avocet in Orange County. The most recent was August 7, 2013, at Newburgh, by Melissa Fischer and Stephen Fischer.
- Tom Lake
[American avocets, among the prettiest of shorebirds, are usually found in the South during the winter, from Georgia through Mexico, or the West in summer, New Mexico to British Columbia to Manitoba. However they have been seen more frequently along the Atlantic Coast during the past 30 years. In colonial days they nested in southern New Jersey and at other spots near the coast. However, from the mid-1800s they became exceedingly rare at any time in the East. It has only been with the preservation of coastal marshes that avocets have been able to slowly expand their post-breeding wanderings. American avocets have a long slender upturned bill with which they feed by sweeping back and forth along mudflats and shallow water. They are good swimmers, having partially webbed feet. Stan DeOrsey.]
7/3 - Rhinebeck, HRM 90: I have been seeing at least two visits a day by a single male and a single female hummingbird. I haven't seen any skirmishes, so I suspect these could be a mated pair, or even four individuals in two mated pairs. Once the young have hatched, there's bound to be a lot of aerial aggression.
- Phyllis Marsteller
7/3 - Town of Poughkeepsie: Both NY62 fledglings were becoming more at ease negotiating the world outside the nest. The size differentiation between them was becoming less apparent. For more than an hour we watched them, one at each end of an open, grassy field, not far from the nest tree. The field had become the prime location for food drops. Mom flew over one fledgling and dropped a channel catfish, eagerly consumed, and then left. The other immature, seemingly content, climbed to the top of a pile of wood chips, spread its wings like a cormorant, and waited to be served. With the air temperature in the 90s, and high humidity, it was cooling off.
- Bob Rightmyer, Tom Lake
7/3 - Blooming Grove, HRM 55: I watched a hummingbird this morning working over a mass of Canada lilies. I was surprised to see the bird visiting the top of each flower where it attached to the stem. On closer examination, I realized that the "bell" of the lily was made of overlapping petals and the hummer was simply slipping its beak between those petals and not dealing with the stamens and anthers. Good for the bird but not much help with pollinating the plant.
- Betsy Hawes
7/3 - Croton-on-Hudson, HRM 35: Is it that the red bee balm has come into its fine season, or just some tardy hummingbird arrival? There are now at least one male and one female hummingbird at the feeders and the bee balm. Nice, but nothing like the hummingbird "riot" of past years. Along with those several hummingbirds was a flock of little American goldfinches feeding and perching, darting around my garden.
- Robin Fox
7/3 - Bronx, New York City: It has been two days since we electro-shocked (fished) for American eels below the 182 Street Dam on the Bronx River. Not only did we capture more than 80 eels on two passes, but we caught numerous crayfish and blue crabs. This may be the only site in New York City where freshwater crayfish and marine blue crabs mingle.
- John Waldman, Richard DeMarte, Jake Labelle
[Electro-fishing, or electro-shocking, is a common scientific tool used by biologists to sample fish populations. The process uses two electrodes, anode and cathode, to send electric current into the water to stun fish. A voltage difference causes the current to flow from one to the other; fish in the vicinity are affected and temporally lose their ability to navigate, allowing them to be collected with a dip net. Within a few minutes, the fish return to normal and suffer no lasting effects. Tom Lake.]
7/3 - Manhattan, HRM 2: A Eurasian collared-dove was spotted this morning in Manhattan's Chelsea Waterside Park on the corner of Eleventh Avenue and 23rd Street. It was first reported a week ago across the West Side Highway at Pier 63, basically across the street from where the bird was seen today.
- Isaac Grant
[The Eurasian collared-dove (Streptopelia decaocto) is broadly distributed in Eurasia where it is native. According to the Birds of North American Online, in the mid-1970s, a breeder brought the species to the Bahamas. After escape of a few individuals during a burglary, the breeder released the rest of his stock, approximately 50 birds. An additional release occurred in 1976 on Guadeloupe. Populations of the species in the West Indies and much of North America presumably originated with subsequent dispersal from these two introduction sites. By the late 1980s, the dove was reported from several Florida counties, Georgia, and Arkansas. Since then, its range expansion has been explosive. Steve Stanne.]
7/3 - Brooklyn, New York City: We were watching the traffic in Gowanus Bay and the East River when we heard "gronk, gronk!" We looked up to see a pair of ravens inspecting roof tops and penthouse gardens as they flew past. We were used to seeing them along the Palisades, but this was a new experience.
- Christopher Letts, Nancy Letts
7/4 - Town of Poughkeepsie: Three inches of rain had fallen from the fringes of Hurricane Arthur, leaving the grassy field near the eagle nest sodden. An early morning visit to the "food tree" confirmed the latest drop. After a short while the raggedly-tailed immature from NY62 flew off, giving me the opportunity to see what had him so engrossed. Underneath the dead sycamore, I found the torn remnants of a gray squirrel.
- Tom Lake
7/5 - Ulster County, HRM 95: I came upon a marbled salamander near the intermittent woodland pool at Onteora Lake (Bluestone Wild Forest) in Ulster County during a walk led by Michael Drillinger for the Woodstock Land Conservancy. We had heavy rains the day before so the trail was wet and the pool had plenty of water. [Photo of marbled salamander courtesy Brian Houser.]
- Rosalind Dickinson
[The marbled salamander (Ambystoma opacum) is a Species of Special Concern in New York State. Among several measures for this designation is a determination that the species is in some jeopardy due to adverse trends to which it is vulnerable, such as loss of habitat, and that - if not monitored - these could lead to more serious decline and listing as either an Endangered or Threatened species in New York. NYSDEC.]
7/5 - Walden, HRM 65: I spotted an incredible glint of metallic blue as I was looking along the edge of some woods. Holding my breath, I hoped to get a better view as I mentally went through the bird field guide to decide what it could be. "Indigo bunting" materialized and the bird remained in view as it hunted along the edge of the brush and fallen tree trunks. Then I noticed it was making a regular visit to a low branch. I finally spotted a brown fledgling crouched along a woody branch. The male brought it mouthfuls every few minutes. Finally, he arrived with a very large spider with the legs waving outside his beak. After this, the fledgling and adult flew off into the woods.
- Patricia Henighan
7/6 - Rensselaer County, HRM 134: I watched an adult bald eagle fly overhead while picnicking at Schodack Island State Park. The eagle was paralleling the river moving north to south, not very high above the tree cover. It went into the trees and I did not see it again.
- Vivian S. James
7/6 - Milan, HRM 90: While sitting on our porch today a butterfly landed on my wife's hand. It stayed there for some time before fluttering off. A short time later it returned and this time the great spangled fritillary landed on my head.
- Marty Otter, Carol Otter
7/6 - Town of Poughkeepsie: The training of the NY62 fledglings was going well. Food was being delivered outside the nest as well as into the nest on occasion.
- Terry Hardy, Bob Rightmyer, Tom McDowell
[The "training" of newly fledged eagles can be a slow process. This is when we fully appreciate that each one has a unique personality. Some years they catch on quickly and are soon trying to secure their own food. Other years, such as this one, the learning curve is protracted. Eventually, however, they understand or are willing to try, and they finally achieve independence. Tom Lake.]
7/6 - Croton-on-Hudson, HRM 35: Thank goodness the red bee balm was in bloom. There seemed to be a couple more hummingbirds around and a bit more aerial activity. Could it be that the first mated pair have produced offspring already?
- Robin Fox
7/6 - Croton Point, HRM 34.5: A solitary sandpiper was feeding in a puddle at the base of the Point this morning. That seemed early for them.
- Larry Trachtenberg
7/7 - Town of Poughkeepsie: The lighting was harsh and the NY62 eaglets were too far away for good photographic opportunities, but it was wonderful to watch them play and kite on the strong wind. At one point, one of the parents delivered a fish. [Photo of bald eagles sparring courtesy Deborah Tracy-Kral.]
- Debi Kral
[A digital image suggested that the fish deliverer was Dad. While much of eagle behavior is instinctive, some of it is mimicking the adults. This is the time of the season when Mom and Dad teach the immatures not only to find their own food, but to be "eagles" in every sense. The fledglings were becoming more and more adapted to the wild each day. Mom and Dad now worry less about them and take on the role of mentor. Tom Lake.]
7/7 - Fishkill, HRM 61: As I approached my backyard bird feeders, I heard a persistent clucking sound although I couldn't see the source. In a flurry of feathers, a hen wild turkey and her seven poults flew to the large branches of a black walnut
- Ed Spaeth
7/7 - Croton-on-Hudson, HRM 35: This morning I counted two females and one male ruby-throated hummingbird. There may have been more, but at one point all three were sitting along the fence. When they began their jousting, I couldn't be sure there weren't more, but I was happily certain of at least three.
- Robin Fox
7/7 - Croton Point, HRM 34: I watched a white-tailed deer sneak across a service road. The velvet-covered rack on the burly eight-pointer suggested a season other than summer.
- Christopher Letts
7/8 - Ravena, HRM 133.5: There is a dead tree next to our house in which the neighborhood green herons like to perch. This morning one was sitting there at first light while a cardinal, a couple of branches over, was singing his head off at the tail end of the dawn chorus.
- Larry Roth
7/8 - Ulster County, HRM 79: While walking my usual route around Mohonk's foothills I noticed a large butterfly in the distance fluttering rapidly in the blustery wind. The distance was too great for a positive identification, so I wandered amongst the thickest milkweed patches and paused. Circling behind me was my second monarch of the summer. As I stood in the field this monarch circled the biggest patches occasionally alighting on a milkweed plant. The hayfields were still not cut; Mohonk's tenant cattleman said they would avoid cutting all the large patches of milkweed and would not begin until the bobolinks and other ground nesters were finished breeding. I was struck by the expansive amounts of milkweed in blossom. I'm pretty confident these fields haven't had this much milkweed in the last decade.
- Bob Ottens
7/8 - Town of Poughkeepsie: The eagle fledglings from NY62 were learning how important it is capitalize on opportunities. An adult dropped a fish off on top of a dead tree, a hundred yards from the nest, that has become a food drop. Both fledglings flew over but one got there first and ate its fill before moving away. The second one came in to get whatever was left.
- Kate Courtney, Mark Courtney
7/8- Croton-on-Hudson, HRM 35: I was on my porch in the evening as the air cooled very slightly. The hummingbirds were trading jibes at the feeders, a small posse of cottontail rabbits were feeding on the lawn (they've finished my garden), and mourning doves were singing their final "coos" of the day.
- Robin Fox
7/9 - Town of Poughkeepsie: We came upon another fish left in the grassy field where the fledglings had consumed what they wanted. The remnants were of a ten-inch-long brown bullhead. We were treated to a twenty minute air show this afternoon by the immatures, including some pretty cool acrobatics.
- Bob Rightmyer, Tom McDowell
7/9 - Croton River, HRM 34: The "cell tower ospreys" are endlessly fascinating - viewable, approachable, unflappable, vocal. The model parents seem constantly in attendance or at least in view bringing fish. They raised three fledglings last year. This year I can only see one that is almost as large as mom and dad, and that one is often stretching and practicing flight.
- Christopher Letts
7/9 - Manhattan, HRM 0: I was walking along the Battery Park City Esplanade in late afternoon when a fisherman caught what appeared to be two small sharks. [Photo of smooth dogfish courtesy of Matthew Fenton.]
- Matthew Fenton
[Photos revealed that these were smooth dogfish. Smooth dogfish (Triakidae), plus the spiny dogfish (Squalidae), are by far the most common sharks found in the lower estuary and New York Harbor. Both can reach about five feet in length, but neither is a threat to humans. The smooth dogfish favors shellfish while the spiny dogfish is more of a fish eater. We have encountered both of these dogfish as far upriver as Englewood (NJ), river mile 13. That is not to say that both might venture farther upriver if conditions suit them. Tom Lake.]


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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1972 Karmann Ghia Coupe, "Whip It" edition
If you watched the 2009 movie "Whip It" – and if you haven't, you should – you might remember this red Karmann Ghia. The movie is about a Texas high school student, played by Ellen Page, who discovers roller derby, and, without her parents' knowledge, creates an alter ego as "Babe Ruthless" on a team called the Hurl Scouts. The Karmann Ghia is driven not by Page, but by another member of the team, played by Saturday Night Live's Kristen Wiig, who takes Page in after the inevitable blowup with her beauty-pageant-obsessed mother. Don't know if that's supposed to be Wiig's character behind the wheel — is it a dummy? That does look like her helmet on the roof, but there's no mention of it being included in the auction. (The movie was the directorial debut of Drew Barrymore, who also takes a hilarious turn as another member of the Hurl Scouts, Smashley Simpson.)
So, Kristen Wiig (aka Maggie Mayhem) and Ellen Page sat in this car – how much more valuable does that make it? We'll all find out when the car crosses the block at the Leake auction in Dallas, Texas, on November 19-21. From the seller's description:
This Karmann Ghia was featured in the 2009 movie "Whip It" starring and directed by Drew Barrymore. It was used in numerous scenes and still adornes its faux Texas license plate. Finished in red with black interior and ready to be driven as a piece of movie memorabilia. The Karmann Ghia combined the chassis and mechanicals of the Type 1, unique styling by the Italian Carrozzeria Ghia, and hand-built bodywork by German coach builder Karmann. Great Sunday cruiser that will turn heads as it goes down the road.
See more Volkswagens for sale on Hemmings.com.
Say, speaking of Karmann Ghias used in movies, does anyone know the whereabouts of the car that Molly Ringwald drove in Pretty in Pink?
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"Whip It" was filmed in Michigan and in the scene in the parking lot above, notice no front plates on the vehicles, not like in Texas! It was a fun movie.
72′ Ghia is clean, except for the front bumper & signal. Nothing to write home about. The 59′ Ghia in Pretty in pink, Worth at least double of car coming up for auction…
I wouldn't give $5600 for this rust bucket
Its still a Volkswagon to me, boat ankor material.
I don't think that's a '59 Ghia Molly was driving. Looks to be a '57 to me, judging by the grilles.
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Always loved these VeeDub KG's. They were good enough for Agent 86! Drop in a Porsche engine and you have as good as a similar era Speedster. The body is almost Bertone or Pininfarina and just as good.Just a Volksy I suppose, but a lot can be done with them. I've seen one here in Australia at a car show with a 260 Ford V8 under the FRONT hood, Tremec 5 speed and 9 inch rear. Red too like this one, and looked much the same except for a wide flat hood scoop and better wheels.


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Judge Criticizes M.T.A.'s Delay in Ad Case (NYT)
Benjamin Weiser and Matt Flegenheimer report: "The agency had asked that the judge postpone implementation of his decision pending an appeal and also until after its board met next — on Sept. 27, when it would presumably address the no-demeaning-language policy. But in an order late Wednesday, Judge Engelmayer granted the transportation agency just two more weeks to develop a new policy on such ads or to seek a further stay from an appellate court."
Brooklyn Candidate in Assembly Race Says 'Negrohood' Mailer a 'Typo' (NYDN)
Erik Ortiz reports: "An Assembly candidate whose campaign sent mailers using the word "negrohood" to residents in his Sheepshead Bay district apologized Wednesday — calling the racially tinged language a 'typo.' 'As the candidate, I take full responsibility for this inadvertent error and I am sorry to anyone who was offended by it,' Ben Akselrod, who's running in the Sept. 13 Democratic primary against Assemblyman Steven Cymbrowitz, said in a statement. The Friends of Ben Akselrod sent the mailers last week, claiming that his opponent "has allowed crime to go up over 50% in our negrohood so far this year'."
Proposed Gas Pipeline, Endorsed by the City Draws Criticism (NYT)
Stuart Miller reports: "Natural gas saves customers money, eases dependence on foreign oil and is cleaner than other fossil fuels (although extracting it by hydraulic fracturing raises other issues). But in light of recent pipeline leaks and explosions, environmental advocates and Brooklyn residents say they worry that the pipeline could damage fragile ecosystems, create safety hazards and compromise the borough's biggest piece of national parkland, Floyd Bennett Field."
Gov. Cuomo to Decide on Child Porn, Electronic Cigarette Bills (Democrat and Chronicle)
Jon Campbell reports: "Gov. Andrew Cuomo has until late next week to act on bills that would prevent the sale of electronic cigarettes to minors, allow certain non-profits to raise more money through raffles and close a loophole in the state's child pornography law. The bills were among a set of 10 sent Monday to Cuomo's desk for approval."
Charges Filed in Bronx Street Vendor Killing (NYT)
The New York Times: "One of two shooting victims in a dispute among street vendors near Yankee Stadium last week died Saturday, and murder charges have been filed against the accused gunman, the police said Wednesday. The victim, Clarence Pearson, 41, succumbed to his wounds on Saturday night at Lincoln Medical and Mental Health Center, the police said."
Sharp Elbows Among Street Lawmen (WSJ)
Reed Albergotti, Jacob Gershman and Liz Rappaport report: "For decades, New York has served as home to ambitious prosecutors and regulators eager to make waves that ripple well beyond its boroughs.
But the race to investigate, indict, subpoena and fine has reached a new level of intensity this year, as the creation of a new state financial-services watchdog—led by former federal prosecutor Benjamin M. Lawsky—has added another powerful player to an already crowded field."
City Stops Construction of New Meatpacking District Open-Air Market (DNAInfo)
Andrea Swalec reports: "The city has halted a plan by the company behind the Union Square Holiday Market to finish work on its new open-air bazaar set to open Saturday across from The Standard Hotel, saying organizers never asked for their permission to build it. UrbanSpace NYC was ordered to stop construction of UrbanSpace Meatpacking on Friday, Department of Buildings records show. A DOB inspection completed then found that tents and decking used to house more than 60 trendy food vendors and retailers were being built without a permit, according to the stop-work order."
Injured Central Park Carriage Horse Headed to Mass. Sanctuary (DNAinfo)
Joe Parziale reports: "The white-and-black-spotted horse, named Oreo, has been issued a clean bill of health in the wake of its collision, according to the Horse and Carriage Association of New York, an industry organization that represents carriage drivers — however, officials decided that the horse is no longer fit to cart tourists around Central Park."
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The following videos show highlights from our work on LittleDog - a small quadrupedal robot built by Boston Dynamics for the DARPA Learning Locomotion program.
AMOUR: Autonomous Modular Optical Underwater Robot
We designed, developed and deployed an underwater sensor network capable of multi-modal perception, dual communications and mobility in the ocean. The hardware consists of static sensor network nodes and mobile robots that are dually networked: optically for point-to-point transmission at 300kb/s and acoustically for broadcast communication over hundreds of meters range at 300b/s. We have demonstrated the system during experiments with this system in the ocean, in rivers, and in lakes.
Shady: A Truss Climbing Window Shade
We work in the Stata Center at MIT in a room with a large wall-window which currently has no shades. As many of our desks are directly next to this window we needed some means to block the light from hitting our computer screens. Instead of traditional shades which would block the whole window, detracting from the view, we have decided to build a robot which can climb on the window's aluminum frame. It can thus be positioned on the window to be a localized sunshade. Shady is fun, but it's there's also some serious robotics research here. While many climbing robots have been developed, only a few climb on thin-member truss-like structures.
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The Miche system is a collection of robots that, starting from an amorphous arrangement, can be assembled into arbitrary shapes and then commanded to self-disassemble in an organized manner. Much like a sculptor would remove the extra stone from a block of marble to reveal a statue, the Miche system, (short for Michelangelo), eliminates unnecessary modules to form a goal structure. Shape formation with Miche modules proceeds as follows. First, an initial amorphous shape is assembled by hand. The modules in this initial structure use local communication to establish their location within a system of coordinates. After the initial configuration has been assembled, the user provides a goal shape for the system.
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This research introduces the concept of modular robots to reconcile this trade-off. Instead of a single, full-degree-of-freedom robot, multiple simpler modules can be used. A single module has fewer degrees of freedom than required for complete 3-D motion, but it can move in a 2-D plane and reach a goal position in many cases. If complete 3-D motion is necessary, multiple modules can connect to and cooperate with each other to reach a goal position and orientation. The robot we present is the extension of a specific truss-climbing application our group has been working on: window shading. This 2-D Shady robot concept has been extended to a 3-D truss climbing modular robot system called Shady3D The design of the 2-D Shady robot has been modified to be able to escape from a 2-D plane.
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