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Mon Mar 8 6:30:00 EST 2010
I've been beating (sailing) dead to windward for three days now (this means sailing a zig-zag course against the wind, covering a much greater distance than you would if the wind was with you) in Force 4-6. While it enjoyable for the first few hours, after a couple of days it's about as exciting as watching paint dry (but less comfortable). The more wind, the bouncier the ride, the more waves across the deck, the more humid it gets below with all the ports closed.
When one of the frequent squalls (temporary high winds) hit and changed the wind so it was no longer coming right from where I wanted to go, it was great! Even if the favorable wind direction was only for many hours, it was great while I had it. I am sailing in the strong breezes that are north of the area where the gale I'd mentioned avoiding was.
Last night, just after midnight, another squall, a Force 8 one this time, changed the wind direction back to straight ahead. You can't get much rest when there are squalls about, as every time one hits you have to either reduce sail, or be ready to, so you pretty much need to be on deck or in the doghouse (shelter where the door to the cabin is on this boat). After the wind changed to no longer be favorable, I set the boat to fore-reach (sail very slowly) with a triple-reefed mainsail and the storm jib, and slept until the squalls stopped. While fore-reaching, the boat went away from the destination by several miles, but it was worth it, as it is much easier to deal with sailhandling when rested and when the wind is more constant.
Sat Mar 6 19:30:00 EST 2010
The weather system with the rain stayed with me another day, then I slowly moved north of it and saw the occasional bit of sun.
I considered stopping in Abrolhos, but it looked like the coming gale was going to be centered around there, and if I got north fast enough, I would just get strong winds instead of the gale. The latest forecast I have indicates there is now a low over Abrolhos, and it is developing to a gale. I'm pushing to get north, doing a lot of sail changes as it is quite squally (sudden bursts of strong winds) now.
Thu Mar 4 9:30:00 EST 2010
This is how sunny it was many days ago. I'm still in the weather system that has much rain. I thought I'd be out of it today, but it seems to be expanding...I'm on the fringes of it now, so it only rains 30% of the time. It's warm, tropical rain, so not unpleasant to be outside in.
I'm not sure how visible it is from the map on the right, but I'm on the Abrolhos Bank now, an area of shallow water including the Arquipelago dos Abrolos. My original plan was to stay far enough east to be in deep water passing this area. A disadvantage of being in the shallow water near the coast is that there are far more fishing boats to avoid. A few days ago, the forecast for March 7 indicated a north gale coming. Forecasts that far away are not accurate, but I decided I wanted to be in a position to go somewhere for shelter if there was a gale on March 7. So I headed closer to shore, where there are a few places one can seek shelter from north winds. As of yesterday's forecast, it looks like it will be a strong breeze (not a gale) from the NW and N on March 8, so I may just keep sailing.
some people live there to protect the park and are very kind
and open your eyes (abrolhos means abra os olhos = open your eyes), many shallow waters
Wed Mar 3 8:30:00 EST 2010
It's been a few days since I've seen the sun. Persistent overcast skies and rain with gusty winds have been the conditions the last few days. Towards sunset yesterday, breaks in the clouds started to appear. The weather forecast indicates that I'm in a Q-STNR. I'm not sure what a Q-STNR is, other than some stationary system with a lot of rain (I think O-STNR would be an occluded stationary front).
I've had basically favorable winds for the last several days, which has been great. Wind speeds and, to a lesser extent, direction have changed often while in this weather system. The first night in this system the winds were varying back and forth between Force 4 and 8, making for a lot of sail changes. The winds have lightened and continue to lighten, and are expected to become calm soon.
For the northbound passage that I am doing, the start is expected to be the most difficult part, when winds are variable (but usually against you) and the current is always against you, and there are few places available to sit out gales (which are also more common south). The farther north, the more consistent the winds get, as one gets into the trade winds. That said, of course, it all depends on the weather you actually get, not on what can be considered likely. So far, it's been easier the farther north I've gotten.
Mon Mar 1 15:30:00 EST 2010
I'm away from the continental shelf, in 3000 metres of water, have seen very few birds (which live on fish) and hadn't expected there to be any fish. But I saw a couple of fish jump yesterday, so put out the fishing line. A few hours later this bluefish (I think it is a bluefish, despite the color) offered itself up for dinner.
such a nice dolphin fish! some reach 1.8 meters, but it would be much more than you can haul on the boat
Sun Feb 28 9:30:00 EST 2010
Sailing to windward in a pleasant breeze a hundred miles offshore. Ship just visible to the left.
Best Wishes, Fair Winds ....
Sat Feb 27 9:30:00 EST 2010
Weather continues to be beautiful here, though the favorable wind I've had the last few days is slowing down and is forecast to be a headwind soon. It has been nice while it lasted, and a very welcome change from the weather at the start of the trip. Sorry to hear the weather in New York is not as pleasant.
I was sailing singlehanded from Uruguay to Salvador. I had crew for most of the coastal trip after Salvador. Sail handling is something that keeps one busy, but usually isn't a problem.
As to where I am from, I lived in New York for many years, before that, I lived in several places in Canada.
As to ultimate destination, I don't generally mention the intended destination until I'm close to it, as often reasons develop to change the planned destination. :)
Thu Feb 25 9:30:00 EST 2010
Have been getting some very welcome tailwinds the last few days. Most of the trip has been headwinds and occasional calms. The whole way there has been a current going the opposite direction, slowing the boat down by about 20 miles a day.
The picture is just a nice sunset, from beside the foremast...there was a light headwind when the picture was taken.
Tue Feb 23 9:30:00 EST 2010
The weather is pretty consistently humid here, when it is windy, there is much spray as well. This is a pleasant sailing day, the wind is from ahead, but not directly, the waves are small, and there is a mix of sun and clouds so it isn't really hot.
All sails are set. The mainsail is the only sail not visible.
Sun Feb 21 9:30:00 EST 2010
In the picture, the storm jib (the sail with the orange parts) is setting nicely in the pleasant sailing conditions. I set the storm jib for the Force 7/8 wind that was expected the other night. I went far enough offshore to be clear of the continental shelf, to be in deep water. Waves coming from deep water into shallow water, as they would be with the expected wind direction and speed, get steep, unpleasant and dangerous.
The Force 7 (28-33 knots) subsequently arrived and we spent the night sailing to windward (it was coming from the direction I wanted to go in) in it. A lot of slamming and banging as the boat hit the waves and the waves hit the boat. Lots of spray keeping things wet. The sails performed well.
The following day the wind moderated to Force 6 (22-27 knots), and the following night to pleasant, light winds.
Once set, there seemed no reason to drop the storm jib, so, even in the very light breeze there is now, the storm jib is still set, along with all the other sails.

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Touch on desktop browser?
I'm new to Touch and have some basic questions...
I know that Touch is for mobile devices, not desktop browsers. However, some simple functionality clearly does work on a desktop browser, as can be seen with the examples bundled with the library (eg. dragdrop).
I need to create an application where icons are dragged and dropped onto each other on the screen. Ideally, I would write the same code for mobile browsers as for desktop browsers.
Is this possible? So far, I've tried but not had much luck on the desktop browser. The browser wants to drag the icon image rather than the draggable object some of the time.
I have noticed that the Solitaire demo also misbehaves in a desktop browser, so maybe I should just give up now...?
Has anyone had success with writing drag-and-drop code that works cross-platform?
14 Jul 2011 5:31 AM #2
Which browser are you using? Your best bet is to use Safari as the framework is essentially made to work on WebKit.
14 Jul 2011 5:42 AM #3
I've tried on Chrome and Safari with some simple test code derived from the dragdrop example. Safari does work better - the icons are at least rendered in the correct locations, whereas on Chrome they are not. However, both suffer a similar problem when trying to drag a SVG image. The browser drags the image instead of the draggable object performing the drag operation. This works fine on my iPad. I tried playing around with z-image in CSS in case it had something to do with layering but to no avail.
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14 Jul 2011 7:46 AM #5
Using the onmousedown event to change the default browser behavior (as described in my previous post) solved the issue with the browser dragging the image. I added it to both draggable and droppable objects. Interestingly, it also made the images render in the correct locations, although I have no idea why this should make any difference.
But now I have another problem with the desktop browser (Chrome). The valid drop zone for the droppable is offset below and to the right of where it should be. Again, this works fine on an iPad. It also seems fine using Safari on the desktop. Being able to use Chrome is important to me as otherwise Windows users won't be able to use the app.
Does anyone know how to fix this droppable offset problem with Chrome? I am using the latest version (12.0.742.122) on OSX.
14 Jul 2011 8:34 AM #6
Well, it seems that Google has fixed the problem in the latest nightly build of Chrome.
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Mitchell-Linden Community Library and its environs have an interesting history. On estates owned by Ernest Mitchell (called Breezy Hill) and his father (called Linden Hill), builders envisioned a cooperative project which would provide middle-income housing to veterans of World War II and Korea. Under Section 213 of the Federal Housing Act of 1950 and at a cost of $15 million the project was enacted, providing homes for about 1400 residents.
During that time, the Queens Borough Public Library served the reading community with a bookmobile. As a result of extensive lobbying by community civic leaders, the Mitchell-Linden branch officially opened its doors on May 16, 1962. Situated in a storefront on Union St. near the intersection of Bayside Ave. in Flushing, the branch initially housed 25,000 volumes on two levels.
Surrounded by Mitchell Gardens, Linden Towers, Embassy Arms, and Linden Hills, the library name was conjoined from the above list of apartment dwellings and became the 51st member of the Queens Borough Public Library family.
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Over the years, the branch has reflected ethnic changes in the community structure. With an influx of Asians and Hispanics emigrating to Flushing, families are moving into Co-Operative apartments or Tudor-style private homes on neighboring streets. Over time, our collection has also greatly changed – to serve our customers better, we're constantly purchasing new materials. These include Videos, DVDs, CDs, Chinese VCD's, books and periodicals.


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Holiday Villa Rentals Spain – Malaga Province has Some Fantastic Resorts
Malaga Province is probably the most popular holiday destination for tourists who are looking for holiday villa rentals in Spain. This is due to the pleasant and sunny climate, the miles of sandy beaches and the many fantastic tourist resorts particularly those on the Costa del Sol. Malaga is the smallest of the eight provinces of Andalucia in southern Spain. Malaga province is home to the well known resorts of Torremolinos,Fuengirola and Marbella, more of which later.
If you book holiday villa rentals Spain on the Costa del Sol you will most probably fly into Malaga airport. Many visitors travel straight from the airport to their chosen resort towns, but Malaga city itself is well worth investigating. Malaga city is situated in Malaga Province and is a lively place to visit. It is the second largest city in Andalucia and benefits from having both mountains and beaches side by side. Malaga can be found almost in the centre of the Costa del Sol and the main resorts are situated to the west. This area has a varied history and remains of it can be seen in the 11th Century Alcazaba Moorish castle and in the local museums and galleries.
Torremolinos is the first tourist resort west of Malaga, and is a well established place to find cheap holiday rentals including holiday villa rentals Spain. It has plenty of tourist amenities and you can book many apartment holiday homes direct from the private owners, which can be a great way to stretch your holiday budget. If you choose self-catering rental accommodation there are over two hundred restaurants in Torremolinas so you need never go hungry! A good place to find some excellent restaurants and shops is the old fishermen's district which has recently been developed and is now one of the most upmarket areas of the resort.
A bit further to the west is the resort of Fuengirola, another popular place for visitors from northern Europe to book holiday villa rentals Spain. This town has all the amenities associated with a good family holiday resort including plenty of cheap holiday rentals. A lot of holidaymakers book self-catering villa or apartment holiday homes direct, which suit families who want to come and go as they please and eat at different times. This town has so much to do and see it is worth going to the local tourist information office when you arrive and picking up some brochures so you do not miss out. As well as traditional Flamenco shows and bullfighting, you can play golf at one of the numerous golf courses on the Costa del Sol, visit the theatre, cinema or the Zoo, try Go-Karting, take a stroll round one of the local markets and look for souvenirs or simply enjoy the sun and the seaside!
Even further west is the town of Marbella which is a popular and wealthy area. It has a charming Old Town District as well as a lovely long coastline with miles of sandy beaches. The choice of holiday accommodation in Marbella is very varied and ranges from luxury hotels to cheap holiday rentals including holiday villa rentals Spain and holiday apartment rentals Spain. Attractions in the town include the Paseo Maritimo, which is a scenic coastal boardwalk and the Plaza de los Naranjos and the Plaza de Toros where many seasonal events are held. Marbella is also a shoppers' Paradise with many large shopping districts where you can find top fashion boutiques as well as gift shops and other specialist stores.
Another feature of the coastline in Malaga Province is the large number of golf courses. A lot of people who book holiday villa rentals Spain on this coast come for a golfing holiday in the sun. A great way to take a budget golf holiday is to book apartment or villa holiday homes direct from the private owners. An added advantage of booking direct is that you can talk to the owners and ask any questions about the facilities available so you can bring the minimum amount of luggage!


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Hi, I'm Al Franken. I'm running for the United States Senate here in Minnesota.
I'd like to talk to you about why I'm running.
I'm not a typical politician. I've spent my career as a comedian. Minnesotans have a right to be skeptical about whether I'm ready for this challenge, and to wonder how seriously I would take the responsibility that I'm asking you to give me.
I want you to know: nothing means more to me than making government work better for the working families of this state, and over the next twenty months I look forward to proving to you that I take these issues seriously.
Today, however, I want to take a few moments to explain to you why I take these issues personally.
My family moved to Albert Lea from New Jersey when I was four years old. My dad never graduated high school and never had a career as such, but my mom's father, my grandpa, owned a quilting factory out East and gave my dad a chance to start up a new factory in Albert Lea. After about two years, the factory failed, and we moved up to the Twin Cities.
Years later, I asked my dad, "Why Albert Lea?" And he said, "Well, your grandfather wanted to open a factory in the Midwest, and the railroad went through Albert Lea."
So, I asked him, "Why did the factory fail?"
And he said, "Well, it went through Albert Lea, but it wouldn't stop."
That was my dad – great guy, terrible businessman. He got a job as a printing salesman, and my mom worked as a real estate agent. The four of us – I have an older brother, Owen – lived in a two-bedroom, one-bath house in St. Louis Park.
That was my childhood. I grew up in a hard-working middle class family just like many of yours. And as a middle-class kid growing up in Minnesota back then, I felt like the luckiest kid in the world. And I was.
My wife, Franni, whom I met our freshman year of college, wasn't quite as lucky. When she was seventeen months old, her dad – a decorated veteran of World War II – died in a car accident, leaving her mother, my mother-in-law, widowed with five kids.
My mother-in-law worked in the produce department of a grocery store, but that family made it because of Social Security survivor benefits. Sometimes there wasn't enough food on the table, sometimes they turned off the heat in the winter – this was in Portland, Maine, almost as cold as Minnesota – but they made it.
Every single one of the four girls in Franni's family went to college, thanks to Pell Grants and other scholarships. My brother-in-law, Neil, went into the Coast Guard, where he became an electrical engineer.
And my mother-in-law got herself a $300 GI loan to fix her roof, and used the money instead to go to the University of Maine. She became a grade school teacher, teaching Title One kids – poor kids – and so her loan was forgiven.
My mother-in-law and every single one of those five kids became a productive member of society. Conservatives like to say that people need to pull themselves up by their bootstraps – and that's a great idea. But first, you've got to have the boots. And the government gave my wife's family the boots.
That's what progressives like me believe the government is there for. To provide security for middle-class families like the one I grew up in, and opportunity for working poor families like the one Franni grew up in.
By the way, I stole that boots line from Tim Walz, our great new congressman from Southern Minnesota. Tim's father died when he was a kid, and he and his brother and his mom made it because of Social Security.
Last year I traveled all over the state of Minnesota on behalf of Tim and other Democrats: from Waseca and Wabasha up to Fergus Falls and Detroit Lakes, over to Bemidji and the Iron Range, from Duluth down to Albert Lea, I was in Hastings and all over the metro, up in St. Cloud a few times, eating a lot of beans and buns and burgers and maybe a few too many Dairy Queens along the way. But most importantly, I talked to Minnesotans and listened.
They told me that they're sick of politics as usual—and they're sick of the usual politicians.
And I'll tell you what else they told me. It's different now than it was for me and Franni. When Franni's sisters were using them to go to college, Pell Grants paid for 90% of a college education. Today, they pay for 40%. And President Bush, with the help of his Republican allies in Congress, have even tried to privatize Social Security. You should have heard Franni when they tried to do that.
It's different for middle-class families, too. These families are being squeezed harder and harder every year. Maybe you know what it's like to be one health crisis away from bankruptcy. Maybe you, or your parents or grandparents, can't afford prescriptions. Maybe you have kids, and you're worried about paying for their college. Maybe someone you love is in Iraq, and you don't know how long they'll have to stay there, or what will happen when they come home.
Middle-class families today struggle with that feeling of insecurity—the sense that things can fall apart without notice, outside of your control.
Your government should have your back. That should be our mission in Washington, the one FDR gave us during another challenging time: freedom from fear.
Americans have never backed away from challenges. And Minnesotans have always led the way. Our state has sent strong, progressive leaders to Washington—from Hubert Humphrey to Walter Mondale to Paul Wellstone, and now to Amy Klobuchar. Minnesota's public servants might not always look and sound like typical politicians, but they stand by their principles and lead by their values.
That's the kind of leader I think we need more of these days, and that's the kind of Senator I'll be.
President Clinton used to say that there's nothing wrong with America that can't be fixed by what's right with America, or, as I would add, by what's right with Minnesota. We can lead the fight against global warming and dependence on foreign oil by developing new sources of renewable energy—and create good Minnesota jobs in the process. We can lead the nation in finding life-saving cures by harnessing the potential of stem-cell research. We can lead the nation by sending someone to the Senate who'll be a voice for a strong and responsible America, one that uses its relationship with our allies to create a better and more secure world for ourselves and for future generations.
My political hero is Paul Wellstone. He used to say, "The future belongs to those who are passionate and work hard." I may be a comedian by trade, but I'm passionate about the issues that matter to your family because they mattered to mine, too. And I'm ready to work as hard as I can to help us build a better future together.
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The former president of the Bank of Clark County, which was shut down by regulators four years ago this month, said in a statement Monday that the failed bank's former Board of Directors has settled claims that the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. had filed against the board in 2011.
Mike Worthy, who was the bank's president at the time of its collapse, said the former bank directors had agreed to a $1.5 million payment to the FDIC, to be paid by the former bank's insurance provider. Worthy's four-paragraph statement quoted the settlement as stating that the federal agency found "no evidence of liability" by any employee, officer or director of the Bank of Clark County.
Worthy did not include a copy of the agreement, and said in his statement that neither he nor any former board member would provide additional comment. Because of Monday's Martin Luther King Jr. holiday, officials from neither the FDIC nor the state Department of Financial Institutions were available for comment.
The FDIC intervened in 2011 as a plaintiff in a case against the Bank of Clark County filed by Spokane-based Sterling Bank, which sought recovery of an unpaid loan. The federal agency sought "not less than $19.8 million, plus interest" from former bank officials, whom it accused of "gross negligence and/or reckless conduct."
In that lawsuit before the U.S. District Court in Spokane, the FDIC said that Bank of Clark County managers had ignored warnings from bank regulators and evidence of a rapidly declining real estate market until it was too late.
"Management chose not to reduce (Bank of Clark County's) risk exposure, instead deciding to accelerate loan growth as late as the second half of 2007, with new loans being made into 2008," FDIC said in that lawsuit. "By that time, the economic recession was fully entrenched, and it was too late for Management to correct the Bank's problems and prevent its failure."
The suit named the following individuals, all identified as directors of Clark County Bancorporation and the Bank of Clark Coun
ty: Patti Bishop, Rod Cook, Jon Creedon, Keith Koplan, Arch Miller, Ronald Prill, Nanette Walker and John White. It also names Worthy, who was a bank director as well as president and chief executive officer, and two bank officers who were not board members.
In his statement, Worthy said the Bank of Clark County's problems were not unlike those of many community banks hit hard by the nation's economic troubles.
"The settlement is a recognition that the Bank of Clark County — like the more than 450 other small community based banks in this country that were seized by the FDIC — simply fell victim to the most serious financial collapse since the Great Depression," he wrote. "The actions taken against the Bank of Clark County by the FDIC resulted in the loss of a local bank that was a great supporter of the community, including countless community events and causes."
The $1.5 million payment was "more palatable than the option of protracted litigation against the federal government," Worthy said. "The board and management followed the directives of the FDIC as the national and regional economies sank, but the rate of the decline was too substantial to be managed."
A 2009 audit by the federal Office of Inspector General came to a different conclusion. That report placed much of the blame for the bank's failure on bank management, saying that in several instances managers ignored the FDIC's warnings. But the FDIC should have taken "stronger supervisory actions" in response to the bank's risky lending practices as early as 2007, the report said.
The bank's former chief lending officer, David Kennelly, was sentenced in 2010 to four months in prison for hiding loan appraisals from FDIC examiners in the months before the bank's failure. He admitted to hiding appraisals in November 2008 on 17 properties that had lost significant value and represented a large loan loss to the bank.
As a result, FDIC inspectors told the bank to set aside $3.5 million in loan-loss reserves, instead of the $16.7 million the regulators would have required with the correct information. The bank's rating was subsequently downgraded, and regulators seized the bank on Jan. 16, 2009.


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Match-three Android game Pyxidis advances the genre
Pyxidis is a colorful, magical and addicting match-three puzzler for your Android phone. With its vibrant graphics and liquid smooth gameplay, you'll be hard-pressed to find another similar game that's as high-quality.
In the game of Pyxidis, you're a white-bearded wizard mapping out new constellations in the sky. Using your magic wand (your index finger), you drag lines across the screen to join three or more moving, nearby "stars" (they're ball-shaped) of the same color. The longer these star chains are, the higher your score. When you've connected enough balls of the right colors within the time limit, you can advance to the next level.
As you progress, you'll start to rack up large sums of money, which can be traded in for various spells at the game's magic shop. These spells are essentially power-ups, giving the player more time, increasing connection range or subtracting the number of colored stars you need in order to pass the level.
These spells are more helpful to players in the Adventure gaming mode, which picks up in difficulty with every passing level. Contrary to what you might expect, Challenge mode is less complex, as you just have to tap on a star to get it to automatically connect with other, nearby, like colors.
Regardless of which gameplay mode you choose, Pyxidis is a very entertaining game. Either way, the game is a challenge that demands your full attention. Those stars never stop moving, and you can only connect stars that are close to one another. Not only that, but time is also a factor.
The magic theme, working in correlation with the game's bold graphics, also adds a fun element, making it appealing to gamers of all ages.
One complaint I have about Pyxidis is its soundtrack. I found that the music got repetitive very quickly, which made me give up on the sound altogether.
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I just won auction for Saris Bones 2 bike rack on ebay for $96, which includes shipping and insurance. I have been doing some checking and it looks like the average price for this rack without shipping is $104 without shipping. I did see one place where the price was $84 without shpping but that was way down in AZ. I am here is PA so unless I wanted to pay for air frieght, I would have to wait several days. The one I purchased is just in NY.
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The Perfect House, a horror anthology, will be the first film to debut on FlickLaunch, Facebook's new movie distribution platform. The first to be built on Facebook, FlickLaunch is intended to support indie filmmakers and connect them to a global audience without the prohibitive cost-barriers of traditional distribution.
FlickLaunch's debut feature The Perfect House begins with a newlywed couple who move into a possibly-haunted first home. There isn't an unexpected moment in the trailer, which is posted below--a musty basement, spooky staircases, a storm, a little bit of blood, some suddenly horrific facial expressions from family members, black and white clips of dated newspaper headlines. The real mystery is why FlickLaunch selected this film as its first feature to release. Well, it may be The Perfect House's main selling point: within the first seconds, the trailer announces, "FACEBOOK RELEASE OCTOBER 1, 2011."
In exchange for a $5 ticket price, The Perfect House will be available in its entirety for a seven-day rental on the movie's Facebook fanpage. Before the movie's October 1st premiere, the film will embark on a 30 city "reality-style" tour, which includes screenings and cast and crew appearances. The film will be available on The Perfect House's Facebook page.


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Of course Casey Affleck finally comes clean in the NYT--just before I'm Still Here goes into wider release. Joaquin Phoenix was acting. "It's a terrific performance, it's the performance of his career," he says.
This whole thing annoys me. They think it's hysterically funny. I think it's a joke on the audience. A prank. Not serious at all. Part of my annoyance comes from the fact that Affleck refused to answer questions and deliberately misled the press in Venice and Toronto. Tell us what the thing is and let us judge it accurately. Don't prevaricate, then say, "Ha!!" That's a kid playing games, not a serious filmmaker.
By the way, I hear repeated stories about Affleck making things tough for distributor Magnolia. Picky, controlling, wanting-his-way kind of manipulations. Not that this is anything new on the PR/marketing front. But Magnolia knows what they're doing and if you make a deal with them, you also have to know that they don't have much money to play with.
Do I want Joaquin Phoenix to ace the Letterman show next week and come out smelling like a rose? Sure. I hope he's A OK.


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I assume a 68 x 127 BB is what I need for my wife's Raleigh M30 mtn. bike. It is a triple crank Shimano dual sis 42-34-24
I have found one on E-Bay that is new and I want to get away from the non sealed BB cartridge that has the exposed bearings in a retainer cup if this makes any sense.
Please refer to my post on 1999 Raleigh M30..................
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I'd like to follow up with my previous article, How Do You Value Your Quality of Life? Debt Solutions to Fix The Future In this article I showcased a friend of mine, Michael. I should point out that Michael was much more than a friend to me, we had been in a very serious relationship for a year and a ... Read More »
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STATELINE (WIFR) -- Early this morning a Rockford cab driver ran for his life when three men in his backseat opened fire. He wasn't hit, but the men did steal things from his car and got away.
This morning's shooting is the third reported act of violence against a taxi driver in the Stateline in the last two weeks. Police say lately there's been no pattern to these attacks, that they're just crimes of opportunity.
That's why Chris Donnelli, who's been driving a cab locally for the last year and a half is very careful about who he picks up. While most of his calls come from the East side of Rockford he occasionally gets calls from more dangerous parts of town at all hours of the night. He's says he never picks anyone up on a street corner, especially if they don't know where they're going.
"It has got more dangerous. I look out where I go. I expect my employees to. I look out for them where they go. It's always important to have communication. Always get ahold of somebody in case something happens," said Chris Donnelli, Checker Cab Owner.
Donnelli says he hasn't had any problems so far in Rockford, but he's always suspicious when somebody gets into his cab and doesn't talk to him.
Because it's pretty common for a female to call for a ride, and then when the driver shows up it's a couple of men, Donnelli says he has no time to mess around in order to stay safe. He says that in those cases, he just won't stop to pick them up. Donnelli says he does think a concealed carry ordinance would help his cause.


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Many of you who read this paper are conservatives, so you might be taken back by my question, 'Are Conservatives Hypocrites?'
Consider that most conservatives consider themselves to be "free market" folks. Let the market decide, no government meddling. Consider this, many conservatives who are business owners believe that they should be able to do whatever they want to make a profit such as getting tax breaks while they move jobs overseas or no import charge for products manufactured overseas. They want no government regulations, because they believe the government is keeping them from really growing their business.
Yet if their company gets into financial trouble, many of these same "free market folks" then want the government to bail them out, in other words they get to keep the profits when successful and get a life line when they fail. That's not how a free market works. An entrepreneur is in one sense a gambler, as he takes their money and starts a business. If these entrepreneurs succeed, they become wealthy. If their business fails they lose their money and file for bankruptcy.
That's how a free market works. It is all about taking risks and reaping the reward or losing it all. Takes gutsy people to do that. Essentially the public decides if your business succeeds or fails, thus the old adage: "The customer is always right."
I'm not a business expert, and am not claiming to be such, but I'm simply using broad strokes in explaining the free market and business, to illustrate my next point.
I think many of these same conservatives fail to realize how unique America truly is and how wise our founding fathers were. They chose to not have a state religion as the European nations had or as many of the colonies had prior to becoming states. Yep many colonies had a state church that you were required to attend and pay taxes to support the preacher, it was the law. Think about that the next time they pass the collection plate in church. At least it's a voluntary donation, not a mandatory tax.
In some of the southern colonies the "state church" was the Anglican Church, in New England the Congregationalist Church, etc. Pennsylvania was the oddball in that it was founded by Quakers who didn't force their faith on anyone. So as a result of the abuses meted out to many people in most of the colonies, our founding fathers wisely gave us a "market driven" faith system.
So what does that mean? Simply that you, I, your neighbors, and my neighbors are all free to have faith, practice faith, or have no faith and practice no faith. We all are free to go to any church, synagogue, temple, etc, we choose. So as in the free market business model I mentioned earlier, so too does the public decide which faith's will grow or shrink. We literally have a free market faith system in the United States. Some of you may be Catholic, others United Methodist, Baptist, Assembly of God, still others like myself Lutheran, others Jewish, Hindu, or Muslim. Believe it or not, there are even conservatives who are Atheists. They are fiscal conservatives, but have no religious beliefs at all. Just as there are many liberals who are Christians, Jews, Hindu, or Muslims, and yes Atheists too.
Many conservatives want to claim this was a Christian nation. It wasn't. I've done a ton of reading on this and won't belabor the point here. Many of the founding fathers were men of faith, many Christian, others deists, and others part of the Enlightenment. They weren't hostile to God, faith, or religion. They wanted the freedom to believe and practice their beliefs as they saw fit with no government meddling thus the freedoms we all enjoy to worship God as we please or not worship God.
Many folks are going to be upset by the announcement that a group of Atheists are launching a TV station dedicated to godlessness. I'm serious.
I say, so what? Much of what's on radio, TV, the movies, the internet is already dedicated to godlessness. The thing those of us with faith need to realize is if we have the freedom to worship God in our churches, etc, then others have the freedom to not worship. We shouldn't feel threatened by this. What this should do is remind those of us who call Jesus Christ, Lord and Savior, that we are to make disciples of all nations.
Maybe we should be looking at what Jesus did that made people want to follow him. Look how they loved one another was a claim made by many who saw those first Century Christians, who were modeling what Jesus had taught them. Jesus didn't spend his time bashing the government, or those who were not his followers.
Jesus didn't try to legislate his agenda. He loved them unconditionally. He changed hearts, one heart at a time. So maybe we should look at how our approach to living our faith is different from what Jesus taught. Do those outsiders see a bit of Jesus when they see us or do they see some angry, hateful person who's judging folks, not loving them.
I recommend all Christians, both conservative and liberals, to do a devotional study reading the words of Jesus. These are usually the red lettered parts in the New Testament. Those are Jesus' actual words. I think you'll find the time spent worth doing, and won't change your views and beliefs, but how you approach others with your views and beliefs. I'm troubled by many folks saying they like Jesus, but don't like Christians. Maybe it's time to get back to basics in our faith walk. If our actions don't reflect what we claim to believe then we truly are hypocrites, that applies to both conservatives and to liberals.
Mike Cannatelli lives in suburban Wilmington with his wife. He repairs electronic instrumentation the food industry uses to detect bacteria in food. He plays supper club music on the piano and is a voracious reader who is a registered Independent voter.


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VA In-home and Out-patient Services:
The Sheridan VA Center administers a Homemaker/Home Health Aide Program that is available to veterans in Southwest Wyoming. The program provides in-home services to veterans in most of the state (except Southeast Wyoming which is covered by the Cheyenne VA Center). Homemaker services include housekeeping, laundry, meal preparation, and grocery shopping. Home Health Aide services include bathing, dressing, toileting, feeding, continence, aid in ambulation, medication education and monitoring, blood draws, etc. For information about the program, contact John Slaughter at the Sheridan VA Center at (866) 822-6714.
The Sheridan VA Center also administers a Home-based Primary Care Program that provides skilled nursing services to veterans. For information about the program, contact John Slaughter at the Sheridan VA Center at (866) 822-6714.
In addition, the Sheridan VA Center administers a TeleHealth program. With funding from this program a device is attached to the veteran's phone line, and each day the veteran answers specific questions about his or her health status. The information is sent to a central database and is reviewed by a VA employee. If necessary, a phone call is made to the veteran. Advice may be offered over the phone, or the veteran may be asked to come into the VA center for examination and treatment. Currently, TeleHealth services are offered for several health problems including chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, congestive heart failure, diabetes, hypertension, and polypharmacy. For information about TeleHealth at the Sheridan VA Center, contact Janet Ashear at (866) 822-6714.
The VA also offers out-patient services at the VA Centers in Cheyenne and Sheridan. VA out-patient clinics can be found at the following locations in Southwest Wyoming:
Riverton Clinic2300 Rose Lane Riverton, WY 82501
Rock Springs Clinic 3000 College Drive, Suite CRock Springs, WY 82901
Non-VA In-home and Out-patient Services:
Local home health agencies are an important source of in-home care for veterans. Most home health agencies provide skilled nursing care, and some provide additional services such as medication management, personal care, etc. Assistance with paying for services may be available from a variety of federal, state or local programs (click here for a description of major programs). Most home health agencies also accept private insurance payments. A list of licensed home health agencies in Southwest Wyoming is provided below.
Licensed Home Health Agencies*
Rock Springs
Sweetwater County Community Nursing Services
Tender Heart Home Care/Hospice
Uinta Home Health
Best Home Health
Green River
Rocky Mountain Home Care
Housecall Home Health Services, Inc.
Professional Home Care
Sublette Center Home Health
Premier Home Health, Inc.
In addition to the licensed home health agencies, a number of organizations provide in-home services that may not include skilled nursing care. Some of the services offered by these organizations include housekeeping, meal preparation, personal care, chore services, transportation, case management, respite care, assistive technology devices, and personal emergency response systems (PERS). It should be noted that many of these services are "non-medical". Nevertheless, they are important components of the continuum of care necessary to avoid pre-mature nursing home placement. A list of in-home service providers in Southwest Wyoming is provided below.
Kemmerer Senior Center
Premier Home Health
Legacy Homes Assisted Living
Thayne Senior Center
Star Valley Senior Citizens, Inc.
Senior Center of Jackson Hole
Sublette County Public Health
Sublette Hi-Country Senior Center
Big Piney
SW Sublette County Pioneers, Inc.
Golden Hour Senior Citizens Center
Sweetwater County Nursing Services
Rock Springs Young at Heart
Uinta Home Care
Bridger Valley Adult Day Care
*To add or delete listings, call (307) 684-5511 ext. 301
Government funded out-patient services are offered at a reduced cost at a number of locations. These include public health offices and several community health centers (CHCs). The largest CHC in the state is the Community Health Center of Central Wyoming located in Casper. It is funded largely by the Bureau of Primary Health Care (BPHC). A list of BPHC funded clinics serving Southwest Wyoming is provided below:
Community Health Center of Central Wyoming1522 East A. StreetCasper, WY 82601-2217Phone: 307-233-6000
Health Care for the Homeless1514 E. 12th Street, Suite 201Casper, WY 82601-7124Phone: 307-235-6116
VA Adult Day Care Services:
There are no VA sponsored adult day care services in Southwest Wyoming
Non-VA Adult Day Care Services:
Adult day care services are in rather short supply throughout Wyoming. The following table shows the locations of adult day care providers in Southeast Wyoming. For more information about adult day care, contact Vereen Bebo in the Aging Division of the Wyoming Department of Health at (800) 442-2766.
Day Care Facility*
Uinta Senior Citizens, Inc.
Legacy Homes Assisted Living and Adult Day Care
VA Boarding Home Services:
The Sheridan VA Medical Center has recently established a 40 bed facility for homeless veterans. This program is designed to assist homeless veterans in re-entering their communities. The length of stay is typically between 90 and 120 days. For more information about this program, contact Hollis Hackman at (866) 822-6714. (Note: This program could also be considered an assisted living program and is listed again under the assisted living section.)
Non-VA Boarding Home Services:
There are no government programs that provide financial assistance for boarding home services. Licensed boarding homes can be found at the following locations in the Southwest Wyoming:
Licensed Boarding Homes*
The Villa
VA Assisted Living Services:
There are no VA supported assisted living services in Southwest Wyoming.
Non-VA Assisted Living Services:
There are 19 licensed assisted living facilities in Wyoming. The table below provides the locations of those in the southwestern part of the state. Even though it is not located in Southwest Wyoming, the Veterans Home of Wyoming, located in Buffalo, is also included in the table. It is a state funded assisted living facility developed specifically for veterans. For information about this facility, contact Jack Tarter at (307) 684-5511.
Financial assistance for assisted living services is sometimes available through the Assisted Living Facility (ALF) waiver. This Medicaid waiver provides funding for approximately 146 individuals at a single point in time. For information about this program, contact Vereen Bebo in the Aging Division in the Wyoming Department of Health at (800) 442-2766.
Assisted Living Facilities*
Bee Hive Homes of Evanston
Jackson Hole Assisted Living
VA Nursing Home Services:
The VA offers nursing home services in only two Wyoming facilities located in Cheyenne and Sheridan. Generally, services at these locations are available only to veterans with a service connected disability. For information about the program in Cheyenne, contact Gayle Carter at 778-7500 ext. 7148. For information about the program in Sheridan, contact John Slaughter at (866) 822-6714.
Both VA Centers also administer a small Contract Nursing Home Program. This limited program allows each Center to contract with private nursing homes to provide services to veterans if for some reason the veteran cannot be served directly by the Center. For information about this program in Cheyenne, contact Catherine Teasley at 778-7500 ext. 7432. For information about this program in Sheridan, contact John Slaughter at (866) 822-6714.
Many Wyoming veterans receive long-term care services from non-VA nursing homes. Medicaid pays for the care of approximately two-thirds of all nursing home residents in the state including many veterans. Most of the remaining one-third of nursing home residents pay for their care with personal funds or private insurance. The following table provides the locations of the nursing homes in Southwest Wyoming.
Name of Nursing Home*
Star Valley Care Center
South Lincoln Nursing Center
St. John's Nursing Home
Sublette Center Inc.
Rocky Mountain Care
Castle Rock Convalescent Center
Sage View Care Center
VA Hospice Services:
Both the Cheyenne and Sheridan VA Centers offer Hospice Care for terminally ill veterans. For information about the Cheyenne program, contact Gayle Carter at 778-7550 ext. 7148. For information about the Sheridan program, contact John Slaughter at (866) 822-6714.
Non-VA Hospice Services:
There are eighteen licensed hospice providers serving terminally ill people in Wyoming. Most hospice organizations provide a wide range of services including in-home services such as respite and personal care. A list of hospice organizations in Southwest Wyoming is provided below.
Hospice Organizations*
Hospice Alliance of Wyoming , LLC
Best Home Health and Hospice
Tender Heart Home Care & Hospice
Uinta Hospice
Sublette Center
Hospice of Sweetwater County, Inc.
Hospice of the Tetons
(Note: The level of assistance provided varies from individual to individual)
Local Assistance:
Rick Bartolic, Veterans Outreach Officer, 2451 Foothills Blvd., Suite 100, Rock Springs, WY (307) 382-2747
Bill Jacobs, Veterans Outreach Officer, 422 East Fremont, Riverton, WY (307) 856-9231
Statewide Assistance:
John Lavery, Veterans of Foreign Wars, 2360 East Pershing Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82001 (307) 778-7340
Dwight Null, American Legion, 2360 East Pershing Blvd., Cheyenne, WY 82001 (307) 433-2751
Larry Barttlebort, Wyoming Veterans Commission, (866) 992-7641, ext. 5935
Barry Gasdek, Wyoming Veterans Commission, (307) 262-2481
Wyoming Army National Guard: http://www.wy.ngb.army.mil
TRICARE: http://www.tricare.mil
Connect Wyoming Website: http://wind.uwyo.edu/connect/


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Do It Yourself, or DIY, wedding projects allow you to create your own personalized favors and touches that can be applied in any way you can imagine on your special day, for a shower, a party or whenever. All you need are some basic items and a little creativity.
We have lovely Manzanita Tree Do It Yourself Wish Card Templates downloads for you. Download here and you can purchase the card stock to print out here. The Wish Card Templates are designed to be printed on pre-perforated paper, so it's a super easy DIY project!
You will see a small hole on the right hand side of each card. Use a hole punch and pull a piece of ribbon, raffia or twine through each wishing tag. Scatter across the table or place them in a beautiful bowl for guests to write their wishes to the two of you.
These instructions are for creating a base for one Manzanita branch, 18 inches high. This is a really simple and fun project brought to you buy bloomsandbranches.com where you can purchase your manzanita branches for your wedding wishing tree.
Materials used in this demonstration:
- One 5 x 5 block of foam
- One plastic container (8 inches in diameter, 7 inches tall)
- Plaster of Paris
- Newspapers
- Disposable container for mixing the plaster
The foam block and Plaster of Paris were easily obtained at a craft store (Michaels Crafts in this case). The plastic container was purchased at Home Depot, and is actually a plastic flower pot. You can pretty much use any type of cute pot or planter that matches your theme.
1. After preparing your work area to protect from plaster misshaps, start by inserting the base of your Manzanita tree into the block of foam. Use firm and steady pressure, being careful not to move the branch around. We don't want to make the hole in the foam oversized. 2 or 3 inches ought to be enough. If something goes wrong, you can always turn the foam over and use the other side.
2. Gently lift the and block and branch together, and place it into the container. Use gentle pressure to seat the block snugly down into the container, making sure it's level.
3. You can fill the rest of the container with Plaster of Paris, however for this demonstration we rolled up small sections of newspaper and stuffed them neatly around the foam block, leaving about 2 inches of space to the top of the container.
4. Mix your Plaster of Paris according to the instructions on the can. A heavier batch (not too soupy) is easier to work with, and sets faster. Pour the plaster into the container, spreading it evenly over the top of the foam block. Fill to within 1/2 inch of the top. Be advised that a glass container may be a problem, as this material can expand and heat up a bit and could break the glass.
5. That's it! Set your tree out of the way for about 20 to 30 minutes while the plaster cures. After the plaster has cured, place other materials on top and around the base to conceal the plaster.


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New Generation Marine Diesel from Wärtsilä
Wärtsilä has introduced the new medium-speed 46F, the latest of a marine engine series launched in 1987 with the Vasa 46, as it was then called. The new engine, though visually similar to the original Wärtsilä 46 with a similar bore and stroke, is a new engine with the latest technology applied to all major components. The engine includes features such as common rail injection and scaleable embedded control, for high performance and low exhaust emissions, regardless of fuel quality. It is ideally suited to applications which place a premium on optimum space layout, savings in operating and maintenance costs, superior environmental performance and fuel adaptability, according to Wärtsilä.
The new engine will initially cover the output range from 7500 to 11 250 kW at 600 r/min in 6-, 7-, 8- and 9-cylinder in-line configurations. The higher output of the Wärtsilä 46F has been achieved by increasing engine speed instead of mean effective pressure, allowing full exploitation of the latest developments in turbocharger technology for efficiency and environmental optimization. In full-load operation, early closure of the inlet valves makes it possible to use a low effective compression ratio, resulting in a work cycle characterized by low combustion air temperature, which keeps the rate of NOx formation low. See the November issue of Diesel & Gas Turbine Worldwide for a comprehensive story covering this engine.


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What Happens When the Markets Lose Life Support?
Stocks are on borrowed time.
The single item that has driven stock prices over the last four plus years (since the 2008 Crash) has been the Fed's expansion of its balance sheet. David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff, depicted this fact beautifully in the chart below:
In plain terms, this chart shows us the Fed is driving stock prices. Virtually every dollar increase in the Fed's balance sheet has resulted in stock market gains. Take away Fed stimulus and the market would be right back where it was in 2009: with the S&P 500 in the 600-700 range.
Thus, you can safely and factually say that the stock market is on life support from the Fed. Which is why any indication that the Fed will taper its QE program could result in a stock market crash.
The Fed tried hinting at tapering a month or so ago via a placed article at the Wall Street Journal. Everyone got into a panic and Bernanke and his pals quickly went into damage control mode assuring investors that QE could last forever.
Now the talk of QE tapering is spreading. Yesterday Steve Liesman on CNBC (another media personality with close ties to the Fed) stated that the Fed was having internal discussions about the effectiveness of QE.
Later that day, Goldman Sachs Chief Economist, Jan Hatzius, who has very close ties to NY Fed Present Bill Dudley, stated that the Fed may taper QE as early as September.
It is now clear that the Fed is trying to prepare the markets for a withdrawal or tapering of QE. Judging from yesterday's sell off (yesterday was the FIRST down Tuesday this year), the market is beginning to realize that the party won't be lasting much longer.
Given that ALL of the stock market gains since 2008 were based on Fed money printing… what do you think will happen when the Fed tries to taper QE?
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Sorry Phoenix but to rise from the ashes you have to make sure your published web content refers to server content not your own hard drive.
Life support? Oh yeah, I almost forgot.... corporations ARE people thanks to Citizens United and all. Definitely... life support at all cost. Save the corporations... Kill the whales... the London Whales. By the way, has anybody seen Bruno's Facebook page? Photos of him are tougher to find than that Van Praag laptop that turned up in a garbage room in downtown New York.
Another of those "meh" articles.........does he get paid everytime I click on these damn things? Good grief.
About as worthless as a rubber beak on a woodpecker
heh-heh heh-heh he said WOOD... PECKER
"About as worthless as a rubber beak on a woodpecker"
administration program for carpal tunnel syndrome in animal kingdom. totally legit.
The Fed can stat tapering now. The TBTF banks have pulled in retail and IRA's into the equity market, while hedging their portfolios and can woithstand a down draft.
In 2007 they would be bankrupt as tghey were clearly caught doing coke in the bathroom. Today they are ready for it. Must clear the system and buy assets at much lower prices.
Bernookie is grinning. He is getting just what he wants, a little fear in the market without doing a thing but talking.
This will only encourage him.
Nice chart.
If you hear a voice within you say 'you cannot chart,' then by all means chart, and that voice will be silenced.
Vincent Van Gogh (amended)
What, earnings aren't going up?
"Unchanged on the year?" How could that really hurt anybody, he asks?
This guy is great at stating the fucking obvious.
Buy gold, right Graham? There...saved everybody some money.
About the same thing that will happen to a plane @ 30,000 feet when it runs out of fuel...
The important difference between driving and flying.
What happens to a crack head when you take away his pipe for 3 days?
Markets, more or less, are dependent on the first derivative of money growth i.e. investments are made on the assumption of change. That makes it impossible to "taper" money growth. Collapse is the only recourse.
I believe it is destined to crash anyway - QE 4evar or not. And the last few days could be the beginning slide from the apex from which it tumbles.
What happens? the bad debt is finally cleared? What, too optimistic?


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