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help changing the headlight housing unit
I can't change the housing unit for my headlight can anyone please walk me thru it I have a 99 Cadillac Seville
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Re: help changing the headlight housing unit
Welcome !!!
Remove the top radiator sight shield - the 6 plastic retainers have a center pin - lift it out and the rest of the "rivet" pulls out. Each headlamp assembly is held in by 2 10mm bolts - one long, one short - in the inner side. Remove them, and they may be hard to pull (corrosion). Slide a rag under the assembly, between it and the bumper cover. Now ease the inner end of the assembly out a bit and work the outside end ball stud out of its socket - another tight problem. The bulb sockets lock in only one way - a 1/4 turn twist and out they come. The bulb connectors have safety locks that must be held/tripped to remove the bulb. Replace ALL the bulbs.
When you replace the assembly, use a tad of anti-seize on the ball socket and bolt threads - easier removal next time.
I'm going to move this up to Seville - LOTS more attention given there .......... automatic redirect for a couple of days so you can get your bearings on where the thread went ............ - 10-18-13 04:44 PM #3
will a 2000 headlight housing unit fit on a 99 STS
Will the housing nit from a 2000 Cadillac Seville fit on a 99??
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Yes it will. '98-'04 are interchangeable, however, HIDs became an option in '01, so a standard bulb will not fit. - 10-20-13 05:15 PM #5
Re: will a 2000 headlight housing unit fit on a 99 STS
My 2002.5 is non-HID and a good ol' 9006 bulb fits the projector low beam lens socket....... so she would need to know whether or not the replacement assembly was HID or non- .
Easy to tell with detailed pictures or in person. Looking at the assembly from the front, the bulb type is embossed in the plastic over the projector. D1S in the case of an HID assembly.
Re: will a 2000 headlight housing unit fit on a 99 STS
She already started a thread on this and I moved it up to Seville yesterday - same line of questioning, including removal/install of the assembly.
This is really not a "detailing" thread ......
cadigirl88, I'm going to move this into your original headlight assembly question and merge the threads - that way all your work, start to finish, will be in the same place in the Seville forum. - Sponsored Links Remove Advertisements


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Leavenworth County Attorney candidate Deb Snider
July 23, 2008
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Deb Snider is running in the Aug. 5 Republican primary for Leavenworth County Attorney, facing Todd Thompson.
Hello, this is Online Editor Jonathan Kealing. Welcome to another LJWorld.com Election 2008 chat. This chat is a bit unusual in that it is being co-sponsored by LJWorld.com and the Web site of several weekly newspapers also owned by our parent company. I'll be posting many of the questions as moderator questions because they're from the other sites.
Debra "Deb" Snider:
Good morning, Jonathan. I'm looking forward to our chat today.
Here's our first question.
Bob_Busk: Mrs. Snider, What is your position on local prosecution of illegal immigrants? (their incarceration will cost us more money)
Debra "Deb" Snider:
Anyone who breaks the law is subject to prosecution for those crimes, including illegal immigrants. The very fact that they are here illegally is obviously a violation of our laws, but if they further violate our state laws, then they need to be prosecuted. As the County Attorney, I would certainly contact ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) to see if the illegal immigrant would be subject to deportation prior to investing time, effort and money into the prosecution. I have been involved with several cases where ICE (formerly just INS) actually deported individuals who were only charged with misdemeanor crimes. So, if ICE wants to take them prior to prosecution, good. That saves us the time and money of prosecuting. If not, then we prosecute an illegal immigrant the same way we prosecute any offender. While I understand that it will cost money to incarcerate them, it would cost us the same amount of money to incarcerate any offender. The important issue is to get them off the streets so they are not committing more crimes.
justice4all: I have read that you are a defense attorney. Do you have any prosecution experience?
Debra "Deb" Snider:
Debra "Deb" Snider: I'm proud to say that, yes, I do have prosecution experience! While I was still in law school, I was selected as one of only eight paid interns from the three area law schools (KU, Washburn and UMKC) for a position in the Johnson County District Attorney's Office. Under a special Supreme Court rule, I was allowed to work in that office for my final year of law school. I carried a full load of cases (predominantly domestic violence) while I was also carrying a full class load. As an intern, we had a supervisor who would advise, when necessary, about our various cases. I ran my case load just as any attorney in the District Attorney's office would. In fact, I was hungry for experience, so I frequently either assisted the Assistant District Attorneys (ADAs) or worked their cases in the courtroom on my own when they were overbooked or when a previous court hearing would run so long that they couldn't get to their next hearing. While I was an intern, I handled a gamut of cases including such things as jury trials (yes, I won my first jury trial before I had even graduated from law school!), bench trials (trials to a judge only), preliminary hearings, plea hearings, sentencing hearings, probation/bond revocation hearings, involuntary commitment hearings, etc. We interns were a very busy group -- so much so that we frequently would have two or even three bench trials in the same day. Sometimes we were so busy that we would cover each other's cases when need be. Once I was actually reading the case file on the way to the courtroom because a fellow intern was still in trial with another trial scheduled in another courtroom, so I helped out and took her case on very short notice. It was a tremendous training ground for becoming a trial lawyer, and I'm very grateful that I had that opportunity to gain such valuable experience before even graduating from law school.
Good morning, Ms. Snider. Why are you best qualified to be Leavenworth County Attorney? What would you do differently if you were elected?
Debra "Deb" Snider:
I believe that experience and good judgment are crucial aspects of a qualified County Attorney. I have experience on both sides of the aisle -- prosecution and defense -- which allows me to critically analyze a case from both perspectives so that I know the relative strengths and weaknesses of each case and I can craft my courtroom arguments and strategies accordingly. I believe that I also possess good judgment in making decisions relative to each individual case. So, I believe that I possess the requisite experience and good judgment to be effective as the County Attorney. If I were elected, there are some things I would do differently. I have a three-part plan of action that I believe will help to improve the efficiency of prosecutions in this county. First, I believe that there needs to be faster charging of crimes in the county, which serves a two-fold purpose (1) to get the offenders off the streets faster and (2) to gather critical additional evidence, if need be, while the case is still relatively fresh. This will help law enforcement, as well, which is the second part of my plan. I want to work interactively and cooperatively with law enforcement so that we can be as efficient as possible. Prompt charging decisions will help law enforcement to gather additional information and evidence if needed, and provide them the critical prosecution support that they need to do their jobs well. I also plan to institute training sessions for police on such critical areas as how to testify, how to write complete and accurate reports, updates on the latest case law and statutory law so that the police are always current on these important issues. In short, I want to work effectively with law enforcement so that we are a team. Last, I want to carefully regulate plea agreements. Plea agreements are generally unpopular, but they are an important part of the criminal justice process. I believe that the important aspect about plea agreements is not to give away all the high level charges against an individual, just to get the low level charges. Obviously, this is a rather broad statement and needs to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, but overall, there needs to be a more careful regulation of the plea agreement elements so that we accomplish multiple purposes, such as gaining a conviction on a defendant, building a criminal history on him/her, and gaining closure for victims and witnesses.
Debra "Deb" Snider:
And that is the final question for today's chat, but, Deb, if there is anything else you would like to say about yourself or your candidacy for Leavenworth County Attorney, please do so. I also want to thank our audience for joining us today and remind readers of our other chats today and this week. If you'd like to post a question in any of those chats, visit LJWorld.com/chats. Thanks for joining us.
Debra "Deb" Snider:
Thank you for giving me this opportunity to answer these important questions today. I know we didn't get through very many questions and I'm sorry I didn't have a chance to answer more! However, for those of you who still have questions, you can reach me through my website at www.debsnider.com and click on the "contact" button. I'll be happy to send you a personalized response. For all the readers, please remember to vote in the primary electon on August 5th and make an informed choice. Thank you.
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The pretense that the so-called Syrian opposition-in-exile speaks for those inside the country, never firm to begin with, was further exposed late on Tuesday, in a two-minute video statement called "Communiqué No. 1," which was issued by eleven armed rebel groups that are influential in northern Syria. Their message was simple: the Western-backed hotel revolutionaries jetting from capital to capital, claiming leadership in the political National Coalition and an interim government-to-be, don't speak for them—and they won't listen to them. The new coalition, which has yet to announce its name, also said it wants Islamic Sharia law to be the basis of any future government, and that the various opposition parties should unite within "an Islamic framework."
There has long been a disconnect between those fighting and bleeding inside Syria and the political and diplomatic machinations of those in exile. What is new here is that at least three of the eleven groups—Liwa al-Tawhid, Liwa al-Islam, and Suqour al-Sham—are aligned with the military wing of the National Coalition, the Supreme Military Council, which is supported by the West and is what passes for the leadership of the loose franchise outfit known as the Free Syrian Army (F.S.A.). Now they have publicly thrown in their lot with Jabhat al-Nusra, which also signed on to the statement and is connected to Al Qaeda.
This public alliance of affiliates of the F.S.A. and of Al Qaeda, however, is more of a shift on paper than a marked change in how things work on the ground. There has long been operational coördination on a local level—for a particular battle or in a certain geographic area. All that has really happened at this stage is that a fig leaf has dropped.
The fighting men within Syria have long despised their political and military leaders-in-exile. It's common to hear them say, "We are in the khanadik"—trenches—"and they are in the fanadik," hotels. In late August, four of the leaders of the F.S.A.'s five fronts said that the National Coalition—their own political counterparts—had no legitimacy. They threatened to resign from the Supreme Military Council because of, among other things, "the lying promises of those states who claim to be friends of Syria," who have not provided assistance "worthy of the sacrifices of the Syrian people."
The disunity goes deeper. Colonel Abdul-Jabbar Agaydee, the top F.S.A. commander in the northern city of Aleppo and a man who doesn't spend his time in hotel lobbies, has lambasted the Supreme Military Council, of which he himself is a member, saying it is "completely disconnected from reality." (Still, on Thursday, he issued a video statement calling for unity.) In August, after the fall of the Menagh air base in the countryside near Aleppo, Colonel Agaydee was videotaped standing in front of a damaged helicopter, thanking all of the fighters who took part, including "the foreign fighters, the sons of the city, and of the area." He then invited the man on his left, "our brother Abu Jandal," to speak. Abu Jandal was the local commander of al-Nusra's even fiercer parent organization, Al Qaeda's Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, or ISIS (which was not one of the eleven signatories).
I remember sitting in a schoolyard in a town in Idlib province last year. The school was being used as a shared Free Syrian Army/Jabhat al-Nusra outpost. The Jabhat fighters were in the classrooms across the courtyard, a good seventy-five metres from where I was sitting with Free Syrian Army men. I was wearing conservative Muslim attire, and there was a concrete wall between us. Despite that, an Algerian fighter crossed the courtyard and told me, without looking at me, "Excuse me sister, do you mind going inside?" He said his men might see me. I obliged, not wanting to cause a fuss or a fight. I asked the F.S.A. men what kind of Syria their comrades across the courtyard were fighting for and if it was the same kind of Syria they wanted to see. The F.S.A. men were embarrassed, apologetic, and repeated a sentiment I have often heard when I ask that question: "We'll deal with them later, but right now we need them." One man said, "If the Army attacks us, will I tell them, 'Don't fight the Syrian Army'? No. I won't say that. I will thank them. Who else is helping us?"
That kind of pragmatism is in large part born out of necessity. Western and Arab capitals are all looking for friends among the so-called moderate elements. And yet the Free Syrian Army command is only as strong as its international backers allow it to be. Within the rebellion, strength comes from receiving weapons and ammunition that can be distributed to the men on the ground, to build credibility and leverage. But the current situation has emerged because the supplies either never came or were inconsistent and small, prompting fighters to buy weapons inside Syria, smuggle them from abroad, or manufacture their own.
They also turned to more hardcore Islamist elements, who—with their superior funding, supplies, and discipline—have been pivotal in securing many rebel victories. This contributed to a vicious circle: the United States has long expressed fears that any weapons it might send to Syria's rebels will end up in the hands of extremists; the lack of weapons shipments has made the extremists stronger.
It wasn't hard to see that it would come to this. The Syrian people have long dubbed theirs a revolution of orphans because of the lack of robust foreign support. The chants of "God, we have nobody but you" were common even in the early days of the protest movement, when the daily death tolls were still in the low double digits, before they pooled into more than a hundred thousand dead in the span of some two and a half years.
People who are being shot at are likely to try and shoot back, to plead for support—from any quarter. There is a reason why Jabhat al-Nusra only announced its presence almost a year into the uprising, in January, 2012, and why it felt that it could do so then without fear of being rejected by the Syrian opposition. When Washington declared the group a terrorist organization that December, some Syrians who weren't part of the group marched under the banner "We are all Jabhat al-Nusra."
But that didn't mean that Syrians in the opposition necessarily accepted their more radicalized associates' world view. In the past week or so, there have been clashes between elements of the Free Syrian Army and ISIS in several parts of Syria. The intensity of the clashes is new. The feud has been going on in some areas for more than a year now, playing out in assassinations of key leaders or the overrunning of particular outposts. There has been pushback, military and non-violent, against attempts by hardcore Islamist groups to impose some of their ideas on Syrians at large.
Syrians have historically been moderate and cosmopolitan. Even within a group like Jabhat al-Nusra, there is a difference between the foreign fighters and the Syrians, who tend to be more pragmatic. The signatories of Tuesday's statement all want an Islamic state in Syria. But what kind of an Islamic state? After all, the label applies to both Turkey and Saudi Arabia, yet they couldn't be more different from one another. Do Jabhat al-Nusra and the more moderately Islamist Liwa al-Tawhid, for example, now see eye to eye? That's unlikely.
There are signs of fights among the various Islamist groups, too, both those within the F.S.A. and those outside its broad umbrella. In a recent audiotape to mark the twelfth anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, the Al Qaeda leader Ayman al-Zawahiri told ultraconservative Islamist factions fighting in Syria to avoid alliances with Western- and Gulf-backed rebel fighters—an instruction that Jabhat al-Nusra has now failed to heed. This move could be viewed through the prism of its own recent dispute with the leadership of ISIS. Jabhat al-Nusra has chafed against ISIS's attempts to envelop it into its organization, and the feud has splintered Al Qaeda's affiliates in Syria. The new alliance, should it last, might be the seeds of a coalition that opposes ISIS. By stressing its strong Islamist character, it is trying to preëmpt any claims by ISIS that it is made up of "unbelievers."
The National Coalition, for its part, issued a statement Thursday bemoaning the timing of the coalition announcement, as its political leaders were in New York to press international leaders for more support. It said that "the brigades that signed the statement do not represent the most important Free Syrian Army brigades on the ground; there are large brigades that did not sign the statement." The latter part is true, if only for the moment. The sense of abandonment and frustration is deep.
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Guns for Genesis - Now available [Commercial]
This set of equipment will be a continuation of a series of "Stalker Girl"
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jakiblue Posts: 4,112
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tmdoray_8f0ea9a219 Posts: 4smay said:Already in the store - Stalker Girl Guns for Genesis
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Great work on this, smay!
And the poses are just icing on the cake - planning to pick this up on Friday.
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The poses are great and really feel like the main selling point of this. To the point which I wonder if the gun in Bad Guy for Genesis could get a smart prop option and the hand pose.
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smay, are you continuing the Stalker Girl line? Shirt? Jacket? I just love it!
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I did get this product, it's fantastic and the details are great!! I wish the pistols could be removed from the holsters though.
jakiblue Posts: 4,112Spyro said:I did get this product, it's fantastic and the details are great!! I wish the pistols could be removed from the holsters though.
make the pistols invisible! :-)
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Well what do you know, your right lol... Silly me. haha! Thanks JakiBlue! :cheese:
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Reflection: Pre-Tests Pretesting The Multiplication Unit - Section 2: Ready, Set, Pretest
The version of the pretest that was given is not completely CCSS based! The directions state to multiply using any method. To satisfy the standard, a student must show understanding of place value through an area model and NOT standard algorithm. There is rounding and estimation, some powers of ten, and multiple step word problems. The area model is the last problem on this old version, but does not give the student the opportunity to explain their understanding. I have rewritten Multiplication Unit Assessment Re Written & Common Core Alligned to fit the standards accurately, including writing and explanation of process, thinking and understanding. I think it is essential in this transition to Common Core that we look at assessments through a critical lens and be honest about what needs to be shown. This test will be given as a final since I will align all lessons to fit. The former pre- test still gives us a glance at where their entry level is in understanding.
Pretesting The Multiplication Unit
Lesson 1 of 19
Objective: SWBAT show what they already know about multiplication prior to delving into the multiplication unit.
Understanding the Goals
I introduced this new unit by telling students that the last unit, Multiplication Concepts, had prepared them with tools for understanding higher level work. I listed the standards on the board: They were excited that there were only six in this unit.
1. Use area model to multiply. It has been decided that area model is our "go to" strategy for teaching multiplication because it solidifies understanding of place value's role in multiplication. Standard algorithms are "out" for fourth grade. Equations are necessary when we are solving word problems. We do expect our students to use arrays when it is practical for solving.
2. Solve multiple step word problems using a variable.
3. Multiply 4 digits ( thousands place) by a one digit number.
4. Learn to multiply double digit by double digit numbers.
5. Understand and compute multiples of 10.
6. Explain multiplication using place value understanding.
I always leave these on the white board and refer back to them any time I am teaching or assessing so they constantly are reminded of the purpose. I listed the codes because I wanted them to know that these are real standards and not something I am making up. I mirrored my CCSS ap on the Smartboard and pointed to each standard as I listed our more "student friendly worded" goals.
Ready, Set, Pretest
I passed out the Multiplication Test Pretest that I thought was aligned with CCSS. It was a test that we pieced from other tests, thinking that they were aligned. That was partially true, but still was not the best test to assess the standards. As I have studied the standards further, I knew it must be re written, completely aligning it with the standards involving multiplication. The aligned test, Multiplication Unit Assessment Re Written & Common Core Alligned is the correct version.
After I reminded my students that they needed to do their best and to skip any they didn't know how to solve. I told them I was looking to find out what they needed to know. I was hoping to see some old strategies used learned from past units, like KWS ( What do I know?, What do they want to know?, and How do I solve it? ) chart strategy used for word problems. I instructed students that when they were finished, to log onto their iPad and work on a math app quietly until all were finished.
After I pretested, I used Multiplication Checklist Common Core Alligned to monitor mastery of the standards. After the Post test, I can use this grid to plan for RTI and use it as a document that proves mastery. It is a very helpful tool!
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- UNIT 6: Fractions 1: Understanding Equivalence in Fractions and Decimals
- UNIT 7: Fractions 2: Addition and Subtraction Concepts/ Mini unit
- UNIT 8: Fractions 3 Mini Unit: Multiplying Fractions by Whole Numbers
- UNIT 9: Division Unit
- UNIT 10: Addition and Subtraction: Algorithms to One Million
- UNIT 11: Place Value
- UNIT 12: Addition and Subtraction Word Problems
- UNIT 13: Multiplication Unit
- LESSON 1: Pretesting The Multiplication Unit
- LESSON 2: Introduction to Area Models
- LESSON 3: Area Models: Extension of Understanding
- LESSON 4: Area Models: 4 Digit by 1 Digit Multiplication
- LESSON 5: Getting Ready to Quiz: The Greatest Product Game
- LESSON 6: Quiz 1 in Multiplication: Area Model fluency 1x2,1x3 & 1x4 digits
- LESSON 7: Estimation of Products Using 1 Digit up to 4 Digit Equations.
- LESSON 8: Multistep Word Problems, Algebraic Concepts & Equations: Strategy Toward Mastery!
- LESSON 9: Quiz 2 : Multiplication Word Multi-Step Problems: 1x2,1x3,1x4 digit and estimation
- LESSON 10: An 1870's Classrom Meets Common Core: Drilling Math Facts & a Game of What's Wrong with This Answer?
- LESSON 11: Double Digit Multiplication and the Area Model
- LESSON 12: Powers of Ten: Review and Practice and Writing Clear Explanations
- LESSON 13: Multi-step word problems: Review and Support to Mastery
- LESSON 14: Quiz 3: Double Digit Multiplication, Estimation and Solving Word Problems
- LESSON 15: Estimating Double Digit by Double Digit Multiplication
- LESSON 16: Reviewing for Multiplication Assessment: A student jigsaw presentation.
- LESSON 17: RTI: Making Solving One Step Word Problems a Piece of Cake!
- LESSON 18: Estimation Scenarios: Writing Estimation story problems.
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(Our pizza oven won't be able to come with us when we downsize someday, but we haven't invested much money in it. True, we invested about a week of our time and energy, but we had a blast doing it, and we learned a lot, so we'll build an even better one when we move to Next House.)
Things we took into consideration in choosing a site:
- Distance from the house itself: originally, we were thinking about building this on our back deck, but we decided that having a giant fire right near our wooden abode was...dumb. We decided that we wanted it as far as possible from the house -- too far for the wind to carry sparks, for example -- while still being as conveniently close to the house (kitchen) as possible, since we assemble the pizzas indoors.
- Windbreak: The fire will be mostly protected in its little cave of hard adobe (clay + sand) during cooking, but the fire gets started/built on a little ledge on the lip of the oven, and that is exposed to wind. Plus, the firetender (cook) is going to be standing out here for at least half an hour, and the wind can be uncomfortably cold for 75% of the year in Vermont.
- Level ground: I guess you could build on non-level ground if you had to, but it'd be a lot harder to figure out how to stack the rocks that form the base of the oven
- Diggable to 5 feet: Some of our yard is pure rock ledge -- most New England homes have a basement, but ours does not because we're built on top a huge underground boulder. My husband and son probably would have been up for dynamiting a hole in the earth, but I was not, and fortunately, we found plenty of spots that our shovel could penetrate to a depth of about 5 feet.
The site we eventually chose is
- About 20 yards from the house and deck
- On a flat patch of grass
- Surrounded by 3 evergreens (for windbreak)
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The story then continues on showcasing how the main characters have problems with how they live at school, especially since it is only their Freshman year. This confuses them completely since some students do not know everything about dancing, singing, and acting. The teachers are shown to be extremely strict, so each of the students have problems on how they deal with how strict each of the teachers really are.
They end up going to their Sophomore year with higher hopes and less pain. They end up experiencing different problems since they are all expected to even better than they originally did the year before. Love is also experienced among two of the characters Marco and Jenny. The Sophomore life ends with the both of them kissing.
Their Junior year is quite different because they all experience different performing auditions in front of their teachers. Some girls lose parts because other girls end up outshining them in their auditions. The guys even have problems with their performances and auditions as well. Jenny even gets the chance to meet a producer who says that he can make her a star, but after he tries to pull a move on her, she refuses and decides that a career achieved like that isn't worth it.
In their Senior year and graduation, they all succeed and perform a great song titled Hold Your Dream. The dancers and singers are all able to perform together and sing an inspirational song with Denise as the lead.
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A lot of news to follow, so much so that I haven't had time to write anything myself. I didn't even notice that a snow storm had started. When does baseball season start again?
Pro-WikiLeaks cyber army gains strength; thousands join DDoS attacks
Is there really any evidence of this? I'm in no position to know, but it will be "interesting" to find out.
Boston Globe:
Senate blocks vote on bill with 'don't ask, don't tell' repeal
Funny, it looks like all but one of the "no" votes came from the Republicans, yet the headline reads that the "Senate" blocked the vote. In reality, 57 Senators voted "yes", 40 voted "no". In the strange world of American democracy the 40 "no" votes won.
Seattle Times:
Costco reports strong quarter; will phase out selling Apple products
So, Costco is saying "no" to Apple while . . .
Best Buy Mobile offering iPhone 3GS for free on December 10th
Best Buy seems to have finally gotten the hang of this whole Apple-thing. I know that the mini Apple store at my local Best Buy is finally manned by people who actually like Macs and iPads and such -- and even know a "little" bit about them, as well -- though I still hear silly things like "you can't plug in regular computer speakers into a Mac, you need special speakers."
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Bridgeport Round Dining Table
Aged with a contrasting tabletop
Get classic American country styling with the vintage Bridgeport Round Dining Table. With as much charm as a provincial cottage, this rustic dining room table features a pedestal base, dentil molding, and a contrasting coffee acacia veneer top. Its hand-rubbed patina finish adds to the allure of this aged table, giving it a farmhouse fresh edge. Made of durable rubberwood solids, this weathered, antique white piece will accommodate your family's dining and gathering needs for years to come.
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Dunnville Petition
Dunnville Petition is currently being signed. If you want to see Dunnville again, please sign.
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I was just about to post this.
To answer your questoin King, no it probably won't help much more then the 5 previous ones that have went around before the track was shut down.
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This programme provides participants with the skills to create and support high-performance cultures. The programme is designed to enable participants to understand the importance of corporate governance, ethical standards and the requirements this places on leaders.
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Friday, March 30, 2012
So Shoe Me ~ 3/30/2012
Today's So Shoe Me is the Vintage Union Jack Print Wellington Boots by Hunter, $220, available at Net-a-Porter. Patriotic prints are popping up everywhere - whether it be a pair of stars and stripes cutoffs or these Union Jack wellies from our favorite high end retailer across the pong, these traditional prints are adding an edge to everyday style. The iconic Hunter boot with a charming vintage Union Jack design create a must-have design that will amp up your personal style with all the comforts of a cozy wellie, perfect for rainy days, festivals or just running around town. The classic red, white and navy colorway and vintage-esque print keep the casual feel of this boot which can easily be worn with classic denim or a chic leggings. The durable rubber sole and upper will keep your boots in pristine condition whether you wear them in rain, mud or shine. Pair these with brit-tastic wellies with a pair of denim cutoffs, black crop crochet top with a bikini underneath and a daisy chain head piece for comfortable and cool festival fashion.
So Shoe Me a pair of traditional wellington boots with a little "brit" of edge with an iconic Union Jack print.
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A big dream is to have a pharmacy counter where I would keep all my props. This one is imaginary bought at a country village auction and transported over a thousand miles before it ended up in my studio. Which also by the way is on the dreaming level. In real life the picture is shot at the local pharmacy where I live.
Picture is shot with Canon EOS 5D Mark II and processed in PS CS3 Extended.
What a wonderful thing this would be to have in your home. The things i could keep in there buttos, bits of ribbons those things you have no idea what you still need them for but 1 day they will be useful : )
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Yep… This is the piece of furniture that should be everyones birthright to have in our home! ;)
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Pre-race routine: Long drive in the rain but I had my best friend and biking buddy with my so as usual we drank coffee and talked about everything and anything. When we got there it was a muddy mess and there wasn't a lot of time to set up, so we got the bikes racked and headed down to the water. Event warmup: Did a warmup swim to try and acclimate to the cold water. Came out with purple hands and feet. I do not like the cold but I figured it would be OK once I started moving. I am not a good swimmer but I had a 2km time trial the Thursday before and felt comfortable and that I should be able to finish in 45 minutes. Swim
Comments: I have no idea what cause this but I experienced severe vertigo after about 20 minutes in the water. It was so bad I had to stop twice as I thought I would get sick. Everything was rolling, and there were definitely no waves. I believe it was cold related, but it made for a miserable experience. What would you do differently?: I need to determine what caused this problem. Hopefully it was just the cold. Ive done quite a few OWS and never experienced anything like this. Transition 1
Comments: Took my time to regain equilibrium. Once I was stable it was slow but I started to feel better. Bike
Comments: I had a relatively decent bike and although I have done better it's what I expected at this point into my IM training cycle. Spent up until mid-April on a swim/run focus while getting ready for the Boston Marathon, and crammed a couple weeks of hill work into the training prior to the race. After the swim it felt so good to be on the bike. I needed to work on my nutrition plan for LP and that went extremely well, except for dropping the bottle of Infinit and having to go back and pick it up, Even managed a couple bottle exchanges. What would you do differently?: Train more. Go up and ride the course prior to the race. Transition 2
Comments: T2 went well. Everything was drenched and there's nothing like putting socks on wet muddy feet. People's race equipment was everywhere. What would you do differently?: Pick a dry day? You gets what you gets! Run
Comments: I pulled a hamstring at Boston and was considering dropping out of this race. My coach suggested to do it as a long training day, and I knew it was going to be a hard run. I'm totally focused on being healthy to toe the line at Lake Placid, so I did what I was told and ran/walked the course. At mile 2 I was ready to quit, but I walked a little, jogged a little, and just kept going. The people who I talked to during the run were just amazing. The men and women who do these races are some of the most supportive, funniest, and determined people you will ever meet. Around mile 10 I knew I was going to finish so I just kept a steady shuffle going and ran it in. What would you do differently?: Nothing. Honestly given the amount of pain I experienced during the run and pushing through was a major confidence builder. I don't care about the time, it was a revelation to know how deep I could dig and finish the run. I crossed the finish line bent over with back spasms from overcompensating for the hamstring and still managed to smile for the camera. Post race
Warm down: Taking a lot of cr*p from my friends since I was the last of the group to finish. Wouldn't trade any of them for the world. What limited your ability to perform faster: Getting disoriented during the swim and the hamstring injury. Event comments: Well, my first HIM is in the books. Not exactly how I planned, but there will be another race to do. Probably the friendliest group of people I've ever raced with, maybe because it's was a very hard course on a miserable day. Volunteers were great, all families and people doing their best to make this a good experience. klassman wrote in the Ironman LP training thread" "Being at the finish line in Boston has given me fresh perspective to " not sweat the little stuff". Be happy." Good advice. Last updated: 2013-05-21 12:00 AM
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Fried Crab Legs
This is a great alternative to just having crab with drawn butter. You could use the snow crab typical to resaurants- not recommended. You should use the...
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This is one of my favorite snacks. It can be served with crackers, or I like to eat it with the big corn chips (Scoops) or serve it in jumbo pasta shells....
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The Beefeater gin-to-Firkin-pubs company saw profits fall by 9 per cent to pounds 292m in the six months to 28 February, largely because of much lower profits at its estate of managed pubs.
Profits at the pubs, including the Mr Q, Big Steak and Wacky Warehouse brands, sank by pounds 10m to pounds 70m - the first profits fall at the group's retail division. Executives blamed the cost of Sky TV showings, the minimum wage and beer supply prices.
Last year the group shocked the City with a profits warning on drinks sales over Christmas, causing shares to fall by 10 per cent. Since then the board has been under pressure to take decisive action such as a de- merger of its spirits division.
Yesterday Tony Hales, chief executive, held open that possibility. But executives indicated it was unlikely in the near future. For now the strategy is to focus on promoting four key drinks brands - Ballantine's, Kahlua, Beefeater and Sauza.
Mr Hales said the group had decided not to increase its capital investment in the pubs because returns were too low. The whole pub industry spent pounds 1bn investing in pubs last year, twice as much as four years ago, but demand was flat.
A weak financial position has been shored up by the January sale of its Cantrell & Cochrane division for pounds 519m. Executives have also started changes to the Firkin pubs - ditching terms like "Firkin Ladies" in favour of improving the food.
Nick Popham of Teather & Greenwood forecasts earnings of pounds 580m for the full year, or earnings per share of 40p, leaving Allied Domecq on a modest forward multiple of 12 times. With a lot of bad news built in to yesterday's price, and a possible break-up value of 585p, now is the time to buy.
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If you are a normal American homeowner, your basement and garage have become collection points for electronic equipment that is no longer in use. Out of date computers, TVs, stereos, DVD players, game systems, etc. can begin to gather in the hidden recesses of even the best kept home. You want to be responsible in your disposal practices but you don't want to travel too far or pay too much to do it.
While you are losing living space to your out of date electronics, Clearwater Middle School is in need of several new Electronic Equipment Items to finish equipping its 48 classrooms.
An fundraising effort that will benefit you and the school has been organized by the Clearwater PTO — E-Waste Collection Day.
The event will take place from 8 a.m. to noon at Clearwater Middle School's Northwest Parking Lot. Clearwater PTO, Dynamic Recycling of La Crosse, Wis., and Clearwater's STAR Peer Mediator Student Group will be collecting and packing the following items: TVs, computers, monitors, keyboards, game systems, printers, VCR and DVD players, and stereos and speakers. Items that won't be accepted: Appliances, tires, hazardous waste, etc. (and anything that is not E-Waste).
As the event is a fundraiser, the prices to drop off your items are:
• $5 per small item – boom boxes, printers, speakers, phones
• $10 per medium sized item – Computers, small TV's, monitors
• $20 per large items – big TV's, furniture size stereos
• Multiple items will receive volume discounts
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The document you are now reading, which is the official version of the Installation Guide for the sarge release of Debian; available in various formats and translations.
Often contains useful information on configuring or using your hardware.
Linux Hardware Compatibility HOWTO
In many cases, the installer will be able to automatically detect your hardware. But to be prepared, we do recommend familiarizing yourself with your hardware before the install.
Hardware information can be gathered from:
The manuals that come with each piece of hardware.
The BIOS setup screens of your computer. You can view these screens when you start your computer by pressing a combination of keys. Check your manual for the combination. Often, it is the Delete key.
The cases and boxes for each piece of hardware.
The System window in the Windows Control Panel.
System commands or tools in another operating system, including file manager displays. This source is especially useful for information about RAM and hard drive memory.
Your system administrator or Internet Service Provider. These sources can tell you the settings you need to set up your networking and e-mail.
Table 3.1. Hardware Information Needed for an Install
Many brand name products work without trouble on Linux. Moreover, hardware for Linux is improving daily. However, Linux still does not run as many different types of hardware as some operating systems.
In particular, Linux usually cannot run hardware that requires a running version of Windows to work.
Although some Windows-specific hardware can be made to run on Linux, doing so usually requires extra effort. In addition, Linux drivers for Windows-specific hardware are usually specific to one Linux kernel. Therefore, they can quickly become obsolete.
So called win-modems are the most common type of this hardware. However, printers and other equipment may also be Windows-specific.
You can check hardware compatibility by:
Checking manufacturers' web sites for new drivers.
Looking at web sites or manuals for information about emulation. Lesser known brands can sometimes use the drivers or settings for better-known ones.
Checking hardware compatibility lists for Linux on web sites dedicated to your architecture.
Searching the Internet for other users' experiences.
If your computer is connected to a network 24 hours a day (i.e., an Ethernet or equivalent connection — not a PPP connection), you should ask your network's system administrator for this information.
Your host name (you may be able to decide this on your own).
Your domain name.
Your computer's IP address.
The netmask to use with your network.
The IP address of the default gateway system you should route to, if your network has a gateway.
The system on your network that you should use as a DNS (Domain Name Service) server.
On the other hand, if your administrator tells you that a DHCP server is available and is recommended, then you don't need this information because the DHCP server will provide it directly to your computer during the installation process.
If you use a wireless network, you should also find out:
ESSID of your wireless network.
WEP security key (if applicable).


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Paris to Host Water Event Playing Off City Sewer Success
Randall HackleyParis's sewers, a labyrinth of tunnels laid over 2,400 kilometers (1,500 miles) in the mid-19th century, have proved so effective they exist in the same form today.
The efficiency and endurance of the network makes the city a fitting host for the April 7-8 Global Water Intelligence summit, where 600 delegates will debate present-day supply concerns. Executives from France's Veolia Environnement SA and Suez Environnement, Europe's two biggest water and waste companies, will be among those attending.
The broad agenda of the meeting will allow large water users, from mining companies to oil and shale-gas drillers, to find "clarity" in discussing common sourcing issues and regulations, said Christopher Gasson, chief executive officer of Oxford, England-based Global Water Intelligence.
As water can help fuel industrial and economic growth, and a lack of supply crimp it, opportunities are ripe for companies that can provide efficient infrastructure for industries such as shale drilling, especially in emerging markets, according to GWI. Challenges include conflicts over shared waters and health threats from dirty supplies at a time when almost 20 percent of the Earth's population live in areas of water scarcity.
Liberia's president, Nobel Peace Prize-laureate Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf, will be among the event's speakers. Those attending include executives from Thames Water Utilities Ltd., Pentair Ltd., Norges Bank, National Water Co. of Saudi Arabia, Abengoa SA, VA Tech Wabag Ltd. and Oasys Water Inc.


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A Study of the Effectiveness and Safety of Topiramate Compared With a Standard Therapy in Patients Newly Diagnosed With Epilepsy
This study has been completed.
Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, L.L.C.
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ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: October 7, 2005
Last updated: June 6, 2011
Last verified: January 2011
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Detailed Description:
The purpose of this study is to compare the effectiveness and safety of topiramate to standard antiepileptic drugs in children and adults with newly diagnosed epilepsy.
Condition | Intervention | Phase |
Epilepsy Seizures |
Drug: Topiramate; Carbamazepine; Valproate |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment Masking: Double-Blind Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | TOPAMAX (Topiramate) Monotherapy Comparison Trial to Standard Monotherapy in the Treatment of Newly Diagnosed Epilepsy (RWJ-17021-000); Phase IIIB |
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pyridoxal 5'-phosphate-dependent epilepsy
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Further study details as provided by Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, L.L.C.:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Time to first seizure from Day 15 of the study
Secondary Outcome Measures:
- Time to first seizure from Day 1 of the study; time to exit from the study; proportion of seizure-free patients during the last 6 months of the double-blind period; safety evaluations conducted throughout the study
Enrollment: | 865 |
Study Start Date: | September 1997 |
Study Completion Date: | November 2000 |
Topiramate is a drug that is currently widely used for the treatment of seizures in adults and pediatric patients (2 to 16 years of age). This is a randomized, double-blind, parallel-group study to evaluate the effectiveness and safety of two dosages of topiramate (100 or 200mg per day) compared with standard antiepileptic drugs (carbamazepine or valproate) in patients with newly diagnosed epilepsy. The study is composed of three phases: baseline (up to 7 days), double-blind treatment, and a blinded extension. The double-blind phase is divided into two periods: titration, in which the dose of drug is gradually increased (approximately 35 days), and stabilization (of variable duration, with regular scheduled visits up to 92 days and then every 3 months thereafter). The dose of study drug remains constant during the stabilization period. In the blinded extension, patients completing the double blind phase are given the opportunity to take the other study medication in a blinded fashion (patient unaware of identity of the drug). This phase continues until the patient leaves the study or the data base for the double blind phase is finalized. The primary assessment of effectiveness is the time to first seizure from Day 15 of the study. Safety assessments include the frequency of adverse events during the study, results of clinical laboratory tests (hematology and biochemistry), measurements of vital signs and body weight, and physical examination findings. The study hypothesis is that the 200mg dose of topiramate is superior to the 100mg dose in delaying the time to first seizure and is well-tolerated. Oral topiramate (25milligram [mg] or 50mg capsules or tablets),starting at 25mg/day (Week 1),increasing to 100mg or 200mg/day (Week 5).Increasing carbamazepine to 600mg/day or valproate to 1250mg/day (Week 5).Maximum dosages continue for a variable time and then taper over 4 weeks to starting dose.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 6 Years and older (Child, Adult, Senior) |
Sexes Eligible for Study: | All |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Body weight of at least 30 kilograms
- New epilepsy diagnosis and at least one unprovoked seizure within 3 months before study entry
- No history of antiepileptic drug use or taking a single antiepileptic drug for no longer than 6 weeks
- Females must be sexually abstinent, surgically sterile, or using adequate birth control measures, and have a negative pregnancy test before study entry
Exclusion Criteria:
- Patients who do not have epilepsy
- Have progressive or degenerative disorders (for example, certain hereditary conditions)
- Have a significant history (within last 2 years) of unstable medical diseases (heart, kidney, hormone, or liver diseases)
- Have mental retardation or other condition that could make interpretation of the study results difficult
- alcohol or drug abuse within the previous year
Contacts and Locations
Choosing to participate in a study is an important personal decision. Talk with your doctor and family members or friends about deciding to join a study.
To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below.
For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00236717
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00236717
Sponsors and Collaborators
Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, L.L.C.
Study Director: | Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, L.L. C. Clinical Trial | Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, L.L.C. |
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Additional Information:
Keywords provided by Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, L.L.C.:
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 27, 2017
Additional Information:
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT00236717 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: |
Study First Received: | October 7, 2005 |
Last Updated: | June 6, 2011 |
Keywords provided by Johnson & Johnson Pharmaceutical Research & Development, L.L.C.:
Epilepsy Seizures Topiramate Prophylaxis Antiepileptic |
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Epilepsy Seizures Brain Diseases Central Nervous System Diseases Nervous System Diseases Neurologic Manifestations Signs and Symptoms Topiramate Valproic Acid Carbamazepine Anticonvulsants Enzyme Inhibitors Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action GABA Agents Neurotransmitter Agents |
Physiological Effects of Drugs Antimanic Agents Tranquilizing Agents Central Nervous System Depressants Psychotropic Drugs Neuroprotective Agents Protective Agents Anti-Obesity Agents Analgesics, Non-Narcotic Analgesics Sensory System Agents Peripheral Nervous System Agents Cytochrome P-450 CYP3A Inducers Cytochrome P-450 Enzyme Inducers |
ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 27, 2017


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Christopher Pyne recently outraged dairy producers across the country by claiming Labor was "more focused on the goat's-cheese set of the voting public" than average Australians. There may be a "Che" in "Chevre", they protested, but it doesn't make you a commie elitist to enjoy it.
The goat's cheese jibe belied something more interesting that has been happening over recent months: the blossoming, in plain sight, of Pyne the moderate. Not just a parliamentary attack dog, but a tribal Liberal with a bleeding heart.
In a discussion about his memoir, A Letter to My Children, at the National Press Club on Thursday, Pyne's progressive plumage was on full display. Much of what the Education Minister had to say would go down a treat at a dinner party in Fitzroy or Glebe.
First, there was his passionate support for an Australian Republic. It is "bizarre" and "untenable", Pyne said, for Australia's head of state to be restricted to the members of one foreign-born family. And not for him the minimalist model favoured by the new head of the Republican movement, Peter FitzSimons. Pyne says the public will only accept a directly elected head of state.
Then there's same-sex marriage. In his strongest statements yet on the issue, Pyne said he supports marriage equality because of the thousands of Australian children with gay parents. "I feel that the children in those households deserve some legal certainty about the households in which they live," he said. He spoke movingly about gay foster parents who had taken in disadvantaged children and given them a stable home.
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Education Minister Christopher Pyne opens up on his mission to return the skull of Indigenous warrior Pemulwuy as well as marriage equality. (Courtesy of ABC TV)
Pyne also detailed his interest in Indigenous Australia - a surprise, perhaps, to those who have heard him protest the "black armband" teaching of Australian history. Pyne has led a campaign to locate and, if possible, repatriate the remains of the Indigenous warrior Pemulwuy from Great Britain. This has included writing letters to Prince William and lobbying him when they met in person. Pyne believes Pemulwuy's military resistance to white settlement is something all Australians should know and celebrate.
Veteran political observers will tell you much of this is not new. Pyne was a leading Coalition advocate for a republic in 1999 and his strong support for the High Court's Mabo decision put him closer to Paul Keating than many of his colleagues.
His stance on gay marriage, however, represents a break with the past. When John Howard was campaigning for the Liberal leadership in 1993, he lobbied Pyne for his support by noting they shared "conservative" positions on many social issues. Pyne, a proud Catholic, voted against stem-cell research and the abortion drug RU486. Now he is on the opposite side to the Church.
"This is a democracy," Pyne said on Thursday. "We have to get away from this idea that just because someone has a different view it requires a totally over-the-top response."


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Podiatry Students
Podiatry Clerkship Program
The Division of Podiatry at Boston University School of Medicine and Boston Medical Center participates in the AACPM Uniform Clerkship Program, accepting third and fourth year students from all of the nine podiatric colleges. The month long rotation includes inpatient care and surgery, outpatient surgery, and participation in the busy outpatient clinic/office as well as didactic activities including conference, lecture and journal club. A variety of patients and pathology will be encountered including preventive diabetic foot care and diabetic limb salvage, common elective procedures, some trauma, systemic diseases affecting the foot, and dermatology. Students are active participants in patient care.
The schedule is Monday – Friday each week of the rotation, plus one weekend assignment during the month for inpatient rounds and care. No more than three students per month are scheduled. Further details regarding the rotation are available by contacting Brittany Leonard, Program Coordinator, or by reviewing our profile in the clerkship handbook.
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Some people fantasize about running away and joining the circus. Sofranie Trencia realized her dream and did just that. As a young woman she was an accomplished athlete, specializing in the martial art of tae kwon do. She competed all over the world, won numerous awards and was good enough to be considered for the […]
Red Bull Flying Bach is definitely a dance show of the don't-try-this-at-home variety. From dizzying rapid headspins to turning upside down on one hand to somersaults with no hands at all, the show by the extraordinarily exuberant German urban-dance troupe Flying Steps is a cornucopia of virtuosity.
A support group in Côte-des-Neiges helps Holocaust survivors cope with advancing age, a time when the deaths of family and friends and the loss of autonomy can rekindle past horrors.
The week before his 67th birthday, Thomas Murphy was feeling down so the retired member of the U.S. Navy decided to treat himself with an escort from the online site RentBoys.com. The young, pleasant, clean-cut man, who said his name was Luke, arrived late afternoon on March 3, 2012 at Murphy's twelfth-floor apartment in the Plateau highrise. Murphy offered […]
The saw made an ear-piercing grinding sound and the hammer came down on the table with a dull thump as defence lawyer Luc Leclair staged a dramatic show in Quebec Superior Court Friday with the tools his client allegedly used to kill Lin Jun.
Montreal Police received a fax from a Toronto lawyer with detailed directions leading them to the Lin Jun's last missing body part — the head.
Gender-bending police thriller mixes horror and fable at Festival du nouveau cinéma.
Frank Rubert was leafing through the German newspaper Bildzeitung while riding the Berlin subway the morning of June 4, 2012, when a photo caught his eye.
Shortly after killing and dismembering Lin Jun, Luka Magnotta went on the travel site Expedia in the early hours of May 25, 2012, and bought a plane ticket to Paris for the following evening.
The stylish new 506 On the River Inn, with roots in the U.S. and Africa, mixes international flair with down-home Vermont design.
Home shared by Marie-Pier Veilleux, music performer Yann Perreault and their little one decorated by treasures collected at home and abroad
On Monday, jury selection for what is sure to be one of the most closely watched trials since perhaps that of killer Paul Bernardo is to get underway at the Montreal courthouse.
Samsung Electronics Co. unveiled a pair of Galaxy Note smartphones on Wednesday, including one with a display extending down the side, as the No. 1 seller tries to fend off Apple Inc.'s push into large-screen devices.
If you're in the mood for a madcap murder mystery, two possibilities loom on the horizon, one on stage, at MainLine Theatre, the other on screen at Montreal's Festival des films du monde (FFM).
The 38th Festival des films du monde (FFM) kicks off Thursday, Aug. 21. To help you sort through the madness, The Gazette asked FFM senior programmer Martin Malina to list some highlights of this year's lineup.
General director Danièle Cauchard says she is proud of this year's tighter lineup and is confident about the festival's future.
Cruising in Europe's Baltic or North Sea can satisfy even an independent traveller like me.
L'orchestre d'hommes-orchestres honours the composer's sense of risk and versatility.
Evidence is scheduled to begin being heard in Europe this week in the first-degree murder case involving Luka Rocco Magnotta.


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The Blue River Valley Vikings girls basketball team won Monday's home conference game against Monroe Central by a score of 57-53.
The Blue River Valley Vikings tipped the visiting Monroe Central Golden Bears basketball team by a final score of 57-53 in Monday's league game.
In their next game, the Vikings face the Lincoln Golden Eagles (Cambridge City, IN) in a non-league game, on Thursday, January 19. Blue River Valley will attempt to move on its 10-5 season record. The Golden Eagles enter the game with a 6-9 record after their 54-52 non-league win over Knightstown (Knightstown, IN).
With the defeat, Monroe Central moves to 11-5 on the year. The Golden bears host Jay County (Portland, IN) to face the Patriots in a non-league game on Thursday, January 19. The Patriots enter the game with a record of 10-5. Jay County lost 31-30 in their recent league game against Connersville (Connersville, IN)


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Finally, the day we`ve been waiting for is here, and we just arrived at the Bråvalla Festival in Sweden. After what felt like an endless drive through Norway and Sweden, our Bik Bok van made it to Norrkôping.
All set
Our hardworking girls have been sawing, hammering and setting up the camps in pouring rain, to prepare the ultimate festival experience.
We are so excited to show you the tents, our Glamping area and our fabulous girls. We love the final result, and we hope you do as well.
Fashion all around
Already we found tons of inspiration, and we haven't even seen half of it yet, and yes; we are eager to see more. Do not hesitate to grab one of us at the festival. Look for a Bik Bok Crew member, we will be out scouting streetstyle every day. You all look so fabulous in your festival outfits.
Say hello!
We can`t wait to see you there. Stay tuned for more festive news, maybe you`ll see a familiar face? And don`t forget to pop by our tent if you are nearby.


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Coachella 2012: Mazzy Star winds down Friday night with dark, blues-tinged performance
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On a day when blues, Americana and classic-rock-esque artists such as honeyhoney, Dawes and Gary Clark Jr. threatened to turn Coachella into a mini-Hootenanny, nighttime brought a dramatic shift to Coachella on Friday.
That was definitely the case with Mazzy Star's 50-minute set at the Outdoor Theatre. The L.A. band's set lacked the power and focus of earlier turns from Other Lives, James and the aforementioned Dawes, but it did provide a cool alternative for those looking to kick back and chill as temperatures thankfully started to drop from the oppressive 100-degree heat that punished the festival for most of the day.
Over the course of its nine-song set, Mazzy offered up a mix of its more memorable material, from the hard-charging "Ghost Highway" early on to the recently-released alt-country tune "Lay Myself Down" later in the performance.
After the band delivered its haunting, best-known song, "Fade Into You," midway through the set, about a third of the crowd that had gathered near this second stage suddenly split, likely to nab a seat near the main to catch the Black Keys. Yet those who left early actually missed some of the band's best moments, as they played several blues-tinged songs fully utilizing textures from slide guitar and even pedal steel.
Singer Hope Sandoval's lush Margo Timmins-esque vocals and the band's own Cowboy Junkies/Doors hybrid of dream pop, psychedelic rock and country-blues sonics is as effective now as when they emerged more than two decades ago. But Sandoval's approach to envelop the stage in almost total darkness (she kept instructing the crew to keep the lights down) is at odds with the inclusive spirit of Coachella and made little sense. It might be her preference, but it truly left fans in the dark.
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