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PTC today announced the availability of PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0, the latest version of its engineering calculation software designed for solving, analyzing and sharing engineering design knowledge. PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0 has significantly improved its calculation capabilities to allow more complex equations to be solved, faster. PTC Mathcad offers hundreds of mathematical functions, the unlimited ability for users to define their own, the capability to solve equations both numerically and symbolically, and the power to solve the most complex systems of equations.
Specifically, with the new release, PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0 offers overall benefits to users in the areas of:
Documentation Enhancements - Introducing math in text, the ability to format math regions and ability to create new worksheets based on existing personal or company standardized templates which help support adherence to standards for calculations and documentation;
Custom Functions - Capability to reuse existing algorithms already coded in C++, C, Fortran etc., to extend PTC Mathcad capabilities beyond what is provided out-of-the-box;
Global Definition Operator - Ability to define constants and parameters that can be used anywhere in the worksheet, and to define parameters close to the end result;
Numeric Enhancements -New faster matrix decomposition functions with support for pivoting and complex numbers;
Surface interpolation in contour plots - Users can now create a contour plot of a set of unordered 3D points leveraging a PTC Creo® surface interpolation algorithm;
Usability Improvements - Offers a number of improvements to frequently used functionality (such as pasting images to headers/footers and overtyping equations) that can translate into increased efficiency.
"We are pleased at how intuitively ideas are captured in PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0. Math is now represented in a way that is easy for the author to write - and easy for a reviewer to understand," said Scot Shields, design engineer, Hagler Systems. "PTC Mathcad Prime 3.0 provides us with an environment where quick notes can be made, models can be built to test hypotheses and results can be verified."
"As a result of a common tool that produces worksheets that can be easily used and understood by all levels in our organization - and for everything from documentation to sophisticated design studies - our engineers can now actually spend time engineering," continued Shields.
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By linking design inputs and calculation results to PTC Creo, engineers are easily able to perform test analyses, optimize geometry parameters and perform verification and validation steps on final designs to confirm original customer requirements are met.
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Fargo, ND, United States, 2016/02/05 - Intelligent InSites, Inc. will present at HIMSS16 how Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) transform healthcare organizations with consistently predictable, safe, and efficient operations - IntelligentInSites.com.
Intelligent InSites, Inc., the leading provider of operational intelligence for healthcare, will present at HIMSS16 how Real-Time Location Systems (RTLS) transform healthcare organizations with consistently predictable, safe, and efficient operations.
All the Data. All the Time.
The most innovative healthcare leaders, such as HCA, Sanford Health, and Texas Health Resources, are designing care environments from end-to-end to leverage the automatic collection and intelligent consumption of digital location and condition-sensing data, so that all the data needed to transform healthcare operations is automatically collected-all the time, said Shane Waslaski, President and CEO of Intelligent InSites. It is imperative we advance the potency of this knowledge and what is being discovered through operational intelligence and automatically collected real time data across the entire healthcare community.
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Michael Brusser <michael(at)synchronicity(dot)com> writes: > Looking at the database (v.7.3.2 on Solaris) I'm puzzled with this: > syncdb=# \d > ERROR: Cache lookup failed for relation 17075 You might try reindexing the indexes on pg_class (particularly the one on pg_class.oid). See the REINDEX man page for procedural details. regards, tom lane
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i've been digging through my old wooden boxes overflowing w/ stuff from years of being a packrat/collector. this is a small sampling of what i have boxes and boxes of in my warehouse. i really think i should open a shop or have a booth somewhere. i need to lighten my load!


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Marinelli could end up in Seattle
Published: January 4th, 2009 | Tags: Chicago Bears, Detroit Lions, Rod Marinelli, Seattle Seahawks
Despite rampant speculation that former Lions coach Rod Marinelli will wind up working with his former roommate, Lovie Smith, in Chicago, there's at least one scenario that could prevent it from happening.
Marinelli has been talking to the Seahawks and considering taking a job with them. Now some people around the league believe Marinelli will wind up in Seattle.
Seattle's president of football operations, Tim Ruskell, worked with Marinelli in Tampa Bay and knows what type of coach and man he is. Also, Seahawks vice president of player personnel Ruston Webster was a longtime Buccaneers employee who knows Marinelli's value.
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In today's Mosaic Magazine, author Hillel Halkin provides yet another entry in the growing list of proposed "solutions" to the conflict between Israel and the Palestinians. Put forward as a response to Yoav Sorek's Mosaic essay in which that writer essentially called upon Israel to annul the Oslo peace process and establish what might be termed a one-state proposal. Unlike most such ideas put forward by Israel's enemies which amount to nothing more than replacing the one Jewish state with one more Arab one, Sorek's idea — which was endorsed here by Tom Wilson — is rooted in extending Israeli sovereignty over the West Bank but within a context in which it is understood that the country will remain a Jewish state.
Both Sorek's proposal and that put forward by Caroline Glick in her new book (which was given a persuasive endorsement by Seth Lipsky in the New York Sun) take it as a given that the two-state solution that has been sought in vain during the 20 years since the Oslo Accords were signed will never succeed. Halkin doesn't disagree on that point but is less sanguine than either Sorek or Glick about Israel's ability to incorporate the large Arab population of the West Bank into Israel. In response he offers a compromise that is neither a pure one- or two-solution. He calls it "two-state minus" in which a Jewish state would co-exist alongside a Palestinian one in the territory that is now controlled by Israel. The majority status of the two peoples in their enclaves would be protected but both Jews and Arabs living in the two states would be free to choose either nationality no matter where they lived as well as to travel and work in either sector. He likens it to the way the nation states of the European Union retain their individual sovereignty while having that power restrained by their mutual obligations.
But while it sounds nice it is no more realistic than any other "solution" out on the market. Like the advocates of the other two state concepts, Halkin's idea rests on the assumption that the Palestinians will be satisfied with anything less than the end of Jewish sovereignty in any form over any part of the country. Until the Palestinians embrace the reality of Israel's permanence and renounce their century-old war on Zionism, the only viable scenario is one that manages the conflict rather than solving it.
Sorek and especially Glick, who writes with her characteristic clarity about the fatal mistakes of Israel's leaders, perform a valuable service in debunking many of the false assumptions about the conflict that are the foundation of the two-state idea. Both rightly point out that Arab rejectionism is not based on anger about Israel's occupation of territory in June 1967 but on their belief that Zionism is illegitimate. As Sorek writes about the Israeli embrace of Oslo, "In embracing the Palestinian national movement as its partner, Israel pretended not to see that, absent its fundamental objection to the existence of the Jewish state, there was no Palestinian national movement." The reckless pursuit of peace on these false terms led to the abandonment of Israel's claim to its own rights in the dispute, a form of unilateral moral disarmament that has helped legitimize the arguments of anti-Zionists, which have grown louder and more vituperative despite the Jewish state's sacrifices at Oslo and in the Gaza withdrawal. They also call into question the conventional wisdom that the growth rates of the two peoples will inevitably lead to an Arab majority West of the Jordan, based as it is on unreliable population data and projections that may not be accurate.
But it is hard to argue with Halkin's dismissal of their assumptions that, with patience and creative energy, the population of the West Bank can be integrated into a democratic Israel without fatally undermining the democratic and Jewish nature of the state. Indeed, the same factors that render the two-state solution a forlorn hope for peace also undermine the notion that the Palestinian Arabs will ever accept permanent minority status in a Jewish state even if they were never able to out reproduce the Jews. Some form of separation is inevitable.
Even more to the point, those who imagine that the Oslo genie can be put back into the bottle at this late point are mistaken. Israel's predicament is that it can't go back to the situation that preceded Oslo or that of the aftermath of the 1967 Six Day War when it might have been theoretically possible (if still unlikely) for Israel to annex the West Bank in some manner or to give somehow give some of it back to Jordan. By bringing back Yasir Arafat to the country and giving his Fatah movement control over the Palestinian Authority, Israel's leaders implicitly recognized the right of the Palestinians to self governance in some part of the country and made it only a matter of time until some sort of Palestinian state was going to be created. Though the reality of the PA under the reign of Yasir Arafat and then Mahmoud Abbas and his Hamas rivals makes that acceptance look like a self-destructive delusional nightmare, it can't be walked back. The U.S. and Europe may vainly rail at Russia's annexation of the Crimea in contravention to international law, an Israeli annexation of the West Bank (which, in contrast to Russia's aggression, Israel could, contrary to conventional wisdom, make a reasonable case for under international law) would never be accepted by the rest of the world, including Israel's vital American ally. Israel hasn't the strength the resist the rest of the world in that matter. Nor, it should be pointed, do most Israelis have much appetite for such an idea. In spite of the fact that Ariel Sharon's withdrawal from Gaza was a disaster, only a minority of Israelis would favor a plan to reassert their control's permanent control of the area.
Sorek and Glick are right about the dangers of the two-state solution under the current circumstances and Halkin is right that a one-state solution in which the one state is a Jewish state of Israel is a fantasy. Other one-state proposals are merely thinly veiled programs for the eradication of the Jewish homeland and/or genocide of its population.
So where does that leave Israel and its government? In a difficult position where it stands to be criticized from the left for doing too little to achieve peace and to be blasted by the right for both countenancing a retreat from the country's vital interests and the rights of the Jewish people. While the former critics are mistaken and the latter have a point, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu hasn't the luxury of pontificating from the sidelines. Instead he is left to try and do the only thing any Israeli government can do: manage the conflict until the other side comes to its senses and is willing to make a permanent peace on reasonable terms.
In the absence of that sea change in Palestinian public opinion that will make it possible for Abbas or one of his successors to recognize Israel as a Jewish state no matter where its borders are drawn and to give up the hope of a "right of return" on the part of the 1948 refugees, talk of a solution of any kind is a waste of time. And though Israel has been told for the past 46 years that the status quo isn't viable, that has proven to be equally mistaken. As unsatisfying as merely preserving the current unsatisfactory arrangement may be for both sides, doing so in a manner which limits the bloodshed and the involvement of the two peoples in each other's lives is undoubtedly preferable to giving in to the temptation to replicate Gaza in the West Bank or to imagine that Israel can annex the territories without a terrible cost.
That is not the sort of thing most people want to hear since they prefer to believe that all problems are soluble, especially those related to life and death. But it is nonetheless true.
Link: http://www.commentarymagazine.com/2014/03/10/the-futile-search-for-middle-east-solutions/
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When I was very small and lived in Germany, we liked to visit the crystal factories.
On one occasion, a gentleman that was working outside asked my mother of my birth year and upon her telling him, the gentleman carefully molded a dog from a chunk of molten glass and gave it to me after it had cooled.
While I keep this token in my shadowbox, I was blown away by Dale Chihuly's Confetti Chandelier at the Wichita Art Museum.
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VFW baseball: Post 3958 heats up
PIPESTONE — The Worthington VFW Post 3958 baseball team did what it set out to do over the weekend: advance to districts.
"I'm proud of the way they stepped up and hit the ball after struggling in the first game," Post 3958 coach TD Hostikka said. "And we got great pitching all weekend."
A basehit by Nate Russell scored Eli Gaul in the fourth inning to give second-seeded Worthington a 1-0 lead over No. 3 Marshall Orange in its first game of the weekend.
The lead disappeared, however, as Marshall put up single runs in both the fifth and sixth innings to capture the 2-1 pitcher's duel.
Jed Jewett threw a complete game for Post 3958. He allowed two runs on four hits and struck out four. Russell was 1-for-3 with an RBI at the plate.
The loss put Worthington in an elimination game against fourth-seeded Luverne later Saturday afternoon, and Post 3958 found the offense it had been missing in Game 1.
Worthington finished with 10 hits while Luverne managed only two off of Russell, who pitched a complete game in the 10-0 run-rule win for Post 3958.
The true awakening of the Worthington bats came in the second inning when it hung a 7-spot. Three more in the bottom of the fifth ended Luverne's season and pushed 3958 into action on Sunday.
Russell had a big game. He allowed just two hits and struck out one while facing only 18 batters in the mound victory. He also went 2-for-3 with a pair of runs scored.
"Nate really, really performed at the plate for us this weekend," Hostikka said. "He also pitched a complete game and only gave up two hits and faced 18 batters. That's clutch."
Mason Ellenbecker added a 2-for-3 showing that included three RBIs and Gaul was 2-for-3 with a run scored. Tucker Sorenson had a double, two RBIs and a run scored.
In the sub-district championship early on Sunday, Marshall Orange pushed top-seeded Pipestone to the brink, but in the end Pipestone came away with a 3-2 victory in nine innings to earn the first spot in the district tournament. It also set up a rematch between Worthington and Marshall Orange.
It was far from being the prettiest game ever as the two teams combined to commit 10 errors. But Worthington did more with its chances and came from behind twice to take a 12-7 win and advance.
"We just got too ahead of ourselves," Hostikka said of the miscues. "But we put the ball in play and the fact they had to play first probably helped. They were tired and we took advantage of that."
Marshall jumped on the board early, scoring three runs in the top of the first to put Post 3958 in a big hole. After Brian Morales threw a scoreless second, however, the team settled down and it showed at the plate.
Worthington scored five runs to grab the lead. Orange eventually got it back with two runs in both the fifth and the sixth, but a 7-6 deficit disappeared quickly in the bottom of the sixth when Post 3958 scored six to take the lead for good.
Morales went five innings and allowed two earned runs on six hits while fanning four. Easton Sauerbrei got the win in relief, allowing two earned on one hit and striking out two over two innings of work.
Russell continued his tear, going 3-for-4 with two RBIs, two runs scored and three stolen bases. Sauerbrei was 2-for-3 with three driven in and a run. Gaul had a pair of runs and two stolen bases.
A big part of the team's success, according to Hostikka, was the ability of some of his role players to step up in the absence of some of the regulars in the lineup.
"Eli Gaul worked his tail off behind the plate," he said. "He caught every inning for us because I don't have a third catcher. He did a great job. Mason Ellenbecker had four hits and made some nice plays in the outfield as well. That was big for us."
Worthington, Pipestone, Marshall Blue and Sacred Heart will square off for a spot at state next weekend in Marshall. Time and day for those games have not yet been set.
"When the season started there were 278 VFW teams in the state and there are only 32 left," Hostikka said. "You always hear about making the final four, but if we win next weekend we're in the final eight. That's pretty impressive."
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Upon welcoming the Holy Month of Ramadan, the Sheraton Amman – Al Nabil Hotel and Towers, hosted a press conference on Sunday the 15th of July to introduce to media members the activities and attractions taking place in the hotel throughout the holy month.
The press conference hosted the talented Jordanian actress and producer Amal Dabbas announcing her play "Shu…Zefrinia". During the press conference Mrs. Dabbas gave a sneak peek into the play, calling it cynical, sarcastic and political comedy reflecting the current political and economical situation and echo what the average Jordanian is facing. In addition, the play will be introducing new and young Jordanian talents to participate.
Greeting the media guests, Mr. Enda Mullin, The General Manager of Sheraton Amman – Al Nabil Hotel and Towers, said "We at the Sheraton Amman are pleased to host this play as our main attraction for this Ramadan season, as this play tackles the issues of the largest segment of the local community, keeping up with the style of Amal Dabbas which has been known throughout the years as amusing, sarcastic and true". Mr. Mullin continued, "We are also pleased to announce that our outdoor lounge the Sanctuary will feature GuitaNai band, making sure your Suhoor hours are part of everlasting memories with the Sheraton Amman Hotel."
It is worth noting that the main sponsor is Orange Jordan, Al-Ahli Bank and MEPS as co-sponsors. The play will take place every night at 9 PM after the Futoor meal at Doshara Ballroom.
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Reported Israeli Drone Strike Sinai Incident Shows That, in Mideast, Global Jihad Groups Are Here to Stay
If Israel was behind the attack which reportedly killed at least five suspected terrorists in northern Sinai, this would be the first such strike since the 1979 peace accord with Egypt.
Like a number of other incidents over the past few months, the details of Friday's reported...
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Joan Rivers thinks everyone is way too uptight about hurling racial and other epithets ... so he hurled against Italians, Blacks, Jews, Chinese, gays and don't forget the Irish. Check out the video from TMZ below!
"Everybody just relax," she said to the camera, then went on an explicit tirade against several races and sexualities, including Chinese, African Americans and homosexuals.


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Dan Snyder, Redskins Alums Rally With Fans In HoustonPosted by on September 6, 2014 – 9:52 pm
— Click here for the full Houston Redskins Rally photo gallery
Hundreds of ecstatic Redskins fans packed into Lucky's Pub near downtown Houston Saturday evening to rally the burgundy and gold to victory against the Texans in Sunday's 2014 season opener.
The crowd was treated to appearances by Redskins owner Dan Snyder, President and general manager Bruce Allen and alums Ken Houston — a Hall of Famer — Ricky Sanders, Mike Thomas and Rick 'Doc' Walker.
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One Moment: Redskins Super Bowl PlaysPosted by on January 30, 2014 – 12:04 pm
NFL media put out a Super Bowl mashup today worthy of an introductory quote from the immortal Sylvester Stallone.
You can watch the highlight video here and keep reading for a roundup of the NFL's best moment from each Super Bowl. Read more »
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Series History: Redskins VikingsPosted by on November 6, 2013 – 2:30 pm
Truly world-class speed, the type of hustle that agitates gold chains up and down the necks of Olympic sprinters, was on display at FedExField on Oct. 14, 2012.
The rookie quarterback shot through the line, broke containment and high-stepped out of a tackle. Streamlined pumps of his arms and legs carried him through a 76-yard touchdown.
Robert Griffin III delivered an iconic moment, the longest run of his professional career to date, and expanded Washington's lead to lay the Vikings to rest. Griffin III led the Redskins with 138 rushing yards and scored twice on the ground.
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Annual Mickey Steele Outing A SuccessPosted by on May 18, 2012 – 1:30 pm
Redskins' alumni, current players and executive vice president/general manager Bruce Allen were present Friday for the eighth annual Mickey Steele Celebrity Golf Tournament.
The tournament is named in honor of Mickey Steele, a Maryland native, sports enthusiast and business owner, who in 2004 lost his battle to Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML).
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Doug Williams, Ricky Sanders, and Gary Clark Discuss 'The Quarter' At HomecomingPosted by on October 20, 2010 – 10:00 am
Of all the Redskins who attended the Homecoming festivities at Sunday night's game, I think I was probably the most excited to see Doug Williams. The reason for this was simple: I had never met him before, and — as an eleven-year-old kid watching Super Bowl XXII — I thought he was probably the greatest football player who had played.
He wasn't, of course. But when you're eleven years old and you see a quarterback complete 9-of-11 passes for 228 yards and 4 touchdowns IN ONE QUARTER OF FOOTBALL, it's an easy mistake to make.
Wide receivers Ricky Sanders and Gary Clark were both also instrumental in that quarter of football — Sanders' second quarter stats: 4 catches for 168 yards and 2 touchdowns — and that Super Bowl in general, but they've been to more alumni events and occasionally show up at Redskins Park. It was Williams' presence that made this seem (to me, at least) like a really monumental event.
"I came back for the 70 Greatest Redskins team," Williams told me, "But this is the first time back from a homecoming standpoint and I've got to take my hat off to Bruce Allen and the owner and the Redskins for doing this. I think it's big and I think it's something that the fans and all the players enjoy, coming back."
Williams had been marching with Clark and Sanders in the Homecoming Parade that circled the stadium, and the trio seemed to be laughing and having a generally festive time. Read more »
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By Adam Aasen
According to the biblical definition, the word "Carmel" means "fruitful field."
Local urban farmer Andrew Fritz said he thinks that translation fits.
"It is an apt definition because this community is growing in so many ways," he said. "And I hope the garden we started can be another thing that keeps growing in Carmel."
In the midst of urban hubbub – cyclists zooming by, couples enjoying craft beers or cappuccinos – the 32-year-old activist founded The Gleaning Garden with his wife Amanda, 29, as a way to bring the community together and feed the less fortunate.
This spring will mark the second year for the 24-by-24-foot labor of love, located between the Monon Trail and the Monon Center shopping plaza.
Fritz wanted to start the garden as a way to eat healthier, and Vivian Lawhead, owner of the shopping center, allowed them to fix up a space behind Union Brewing Company. So they recruited five participants to plant their own vegetables such as lettuce, onions, carrots, peppers, squash, beets, cilantro and tomatoes.
After the harvest, the Fritz family had far more food than they needed. So they decided to donate food to local churches and organizations that feed the hungry.
"We only kept about 10 percent of what grew," Amanda Fritz said. "There was just so much that we thought it would be great to make an impact in the community."
This year they hope to double the number of participants and find needy families who want to plant their own food.
Andrew Fritz said the highly visible spot should spread awareness. He said cyclists would constantly stop by while he was working and ask him about the space.
"We want this to be more than just a garden," Andrew Fritz said. "We want it to be a place where people can come together and see what it means to be a good neighbor. In the spirit of cooperation, everyone would help each other with their crops. Then you'll find that this is a space for everyone. That's the kind of 'fruitful field' that we'd like to see."
For more information on how to donate or volunteer visit www.thecarmelbeet.org.


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|January 12, 2009, 10:40 PM
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7MM MAG Or 7MM Ultra Mag ?
Alright guys the rifle bug has been biting me lately. I have the 30.06's, a 300 WIN. MAG and a 7MM08 (Model 7). For some reason I am wanting another
7MM for deer sized game. The model 7 is ok but I would like a regular sized rifle. The 7MM Ultra Mag shoots about as flat as my .22-250 but is alot of power for whitetail deer. The power would be there if I ever needed the long range of it. Can it be down loaded (reloads) to a level where the barrel will survive a little longer. Then there is the 7MM REM Mag it seems that it fits right in the middle between the 7MM08 and the 7MM Ultra Mag. Is the 7MM Ulta Mag just a barrel burner thats over rated? I need some input from you guys..........
|January 12, 2009, 10:46 PM
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I own a 700 in 7mmRM and love it, a lot of people say its over kill for whitetail but, as the saying goes overkill is better than underkill, and I like knowing that if I want to take on Elk, black bear, grizzly, moose, the 7mm is capable it may not be the best but I figure if I shoot it as my main hunting rifle my skills with it will make it ideal. The guy who sold it to me swore the military and police were using it, I just kinda rolled my eyes. 7mm RUM is even more powerful, capable, and pricy round. Also unless you handload the 7mmRUM might disappear in 30years the 7mmRM has been around a long time.
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|January 13, 2009, 12:40 AM
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If you aren't shooting past three football fields you really don't need a 7mm Magnum. If you want one for the cool factor get one of the tamer versions.
If you are going to shoot long range, then ANY of the 7mm Magnums will do.
Of the tamer 7mm Magnums, I like the 7mm Rem Mag, 7mm WSM, and 7mm WSM. They are all ballistic twins, but that means they will have the longest barrel life compared to the 7mm WBY Mag, 7mm RUM. Those are really hot numbers, and are way more than you need for deer.
I was disgusted when someone told me that their 7mm RUM "blew out the opposite shoulder, bones and all" when referring to deer hunting. That's a lot of waste.
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|January 13, 2009, 03:06 AM
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I have no experience with the 7RUM. I'm just not interested. The 7 Rem Mag already only uses about 80% load density.
I do not know the situation with the RUM,but the older 7STW (roughly the same length) had issues about cartridge LOA versus the mag box.Bullets over about 140 gr were less workable due to deep seating.
By shooting flat as your 22-250,over what ranges? True,the 22-250 is a high velocity cartridge but at typical twist rates,the 55 gr bullets or so lack BC to stay real flat at longer ranges.
I think if you compare trajectories of a 140 gr Nos BT at 3300 fps and a 55 gr BT at 3700,you will find them very close to 400.
While the 7 Rem 's SAAMI specs are quite conservative,the RUM is loaded to a higher pressure.Realize,handloading,when a case has a very large boiler room,with a small bore to let the pressure out,pressures spike more quickly to very high levels .The 7 RUM is not a cartridge to explore hotrodding with.
As Jimro said,exploring 7's with a little more modest case capacity you will see you don't give up too much
|January 13, 2009, 03:41 AM
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I also have no experience with the 7 RUM, but have reloaded for 7MM Rem Mag, 300 WBY 300WM, 340 WBY. I have done some reading and have to agree that the magnum belt is really not necessary on any case with a substantial shoulder. If Roy Weatherby were designing his cartridges today today, I believe they would closely resemble the Ultramags. It's well known that the belts on magnum cases are at a point where stretching is focused, by chamber pressures. This is where these cases wear and where they are going to fail eventually. I believe that loaded to equal pressures the Ultramags will outlast and prove to be more consistently accurate than the belted mags, as far as case life goes. I am considering a rum of some sort myself, simply because I'm fascinated with a very powerful round. As far as barrel life goes, barrels are not really that expensive. I read somewhere that by the time you really learn to shoot a Weatherby Magnum, then it's time to rebarrel. I have priced match grade barrels at Accuracysystems.com and MatchgradeMachines.com and will rebarrel my 300 WBY when the time comes, only with a 28" or 30" barrel.
|January 13, 2009, 07:07 AM
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I shot a 7mm Rem Mag for years and it was the most accurate and dependable meat getter I owned. It was a very old Rem 700 and god knows how many rounds were through it when I got it but I know I loaded at least 1500 rounds during the time I had it. As others have stated, you can load these guys up and down. My load was 140 gr Nosler Partition. I have since done a custom build with it and just for grins, went with 7mm STW with a Rock Creek barrel and could not be happier. IT is now the most accurate large rifle I own and would not hesitate taking large game pretty far out. I already have the .300 RUM and wanted something in the 7mm as well with some guts. That is exactly what I got.
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I've shot the 7mm Mag for 43 yrs and it killed everything it hit...no sweat. I had a custom 7 STW built in 1992 before Rem commercialized it. both are extremely accurate, but quite frankly overkill. I've since gone to the 08, 7mm Mauser and finally the 280. All do the job on deer quite satifactorily. They are lighter to carry, less recoil, etc. But...in the end if you want another rifle, you will not go wrong with the 7 Mag!!
|January 16, 2009, 05:25 PM
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Thanks for the input guys. I have thought about and thought about it for weeks and finally said darn it, go ahead and do it be and done with it. Its just a gun and if I don't like it I will trade it for something else. I am now in the 7MM MAG. business so I have to order some brass and dies for it. I have the powder, bullets and primers already because I had stocked up for the 7MM08 I already have. Oh by the way I ordered a Remington Model 700 XCR in a left handed version. I already have a Right handed XCR in 30.06 so atleast I will be able to tell them apart. Its the first left handed rifle for me so I guess that one will be a test as how I like a lefty rifle.
Ok guys whats a good load using 140 or 150 GR. bullets for Whitetail Deer?
|January 16, 2009, 09:42 PM
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I love the 7MM Rem Mag. But if you have a 300 Win Mag, a 7MM Rem Mag won't fill much of a purpose other than to say you have one.
I know they aren't a lot better than a 30-06, but I still think the 7MM Rem Mag is the ultimate deer gun.
That's my opinion, and I am entitled to it.
I love the 30-06 as well to be honest, and it is still the most popular centerfire cartridge.
Now there I said it loud and clear for all those 30-06 guys who think you don't need a Magnum. I'm not arguing that you do.
|January 16, 2009, 09:48 PM
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Maybe at this point you owe it to yourself to "build" a rifle. If it were me I would do a 280 Ackley Improved. Shoot 3 boxes of cheap ammo through it and presto fireformed brass!!!
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|January 16, 2009, 11:13 PM
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try IMR 7828...this was the original cannister powder. RL 19 is also good. haven't tried Hodgens Retumbo but it is supposed to get higher velocities with lower pressures. Good Luck!!!
|January 16, 2009, 11:29 PM
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Cant Go Wrong With A 7mm Mag I Own The 7mm Wsm And It Awesome!was Going To Ackley My 280 But The Gunsmith Asked Why I Need Two Guns The Same So I Left It Alone.gonna Hunt With My 7mmwsm This Fall.wifes Gonna Hide My 280 On Me.so Hope Yah Have Fun With It!
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.270 Wsm?
what fascinates me lately is the .270 WSM. The case shape has good precision potential, tracjectory is extremely flat and energy retention is great.
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Para Bellum, if you are dreaming of a 270 WSM, then consider a 7MM WSM. I reloaded for 7MM REM Mag from '76. THe bullet selection alone makes it very attractive. Short fat powder column, and beltless case, make them effeceint and potentially accurate. I want one now. I wonder how long it would take me to get a new Model 70, a buddy ordered one a year ago,300WSM, and was told recently that he may get it by March, if not then it he may have it in May.
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bigger the better.
since you have covered base with 300 Win Mag it does really matter between the mag or ultra mag now. it would interesting if you go for 460 Dakota mag!
|January 17, 2009, 08:28 AM
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Believe me I like big powerful guns and had the itch to get a .338 or .375 but got to thinking that for right now the 300 winnie should take any animal or zombie in the lower 48.
|January 17, 2009, 12:36 PM
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+1 for the 300 mag on zombies
But in all reality, i have used a 7x57 mauser since i was able to hunt i have loaded it with 160 grain Nosler Accubonds and couldn't be happier
I just recently ordered a Hiowa 300 Win. Mag with a Nikon Monarch scope on it for a blackbear hunt this spring i'm just not sure i want to get to close to an animal that could have me for lunch and have only my 7 mauser but it is still coming along on the hunt
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You already have the "I can kill anything in N. America" bases covered several times over. If seriously obnoxious recoil and muzzleblast are your thing than the Weatherby might the one of the many tickets. I would diversify the collection if it were me. A 25-06 or 22-250 (or anything in that range) on the low end or step up the the true medium 375-416 or big bores 416 and up on the top if that's your thing.
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fisherman66, I already have a 22-250, .223, 6.8 SPC, 7mm08 and about (4) 30.06's. I seriously thought about a 25.06 or .308 but the .308 was too close to the 30.06 so I thought maybe try a more powerful .284, hence the 7MM MAG. A .375 Ruger would probably nice to have to take down those BIG ZOMBIES.
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I'm with Fisherman on this one. I see no need or call for a 7mm when you have a 300, an 06 and a 7-08. You really have to stretch the yardage to see much of a difference on paper. The difference is even less when it comes to field performance.
If I were you I would be looking into a 338 or larger. But if you really want ballistics and mid weight bullets try out the 6.5-284. Or take one of your 06's and turn it into a 6.5-06!
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I think he just wants to own a 7MM Rem Mag. If you got the money, why the heck not. You may just find that your 300 Win Mag will stay at home more.
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I have always said the best reason to get anything is because you want it. Thats how I justify almost every firearm I have purchased.
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The report also notes that tests confirmed his rabies-infected kidney caused the recipient's disease. It was compiled by researchers from the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and others, and published Tuesday in the Journal of the American Medical Association.
Doctors initially attributed the donor's death to other causes. But during an investigation prompted by the kidney recipient's death in February, lab testing found evidence of rabies in the donor's brain tissue and also detected encephalitis, a brain inflammation that can be caused by rabies.
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|I like this climb, too. It's neat. The chimney, although short, is classic, and the topout is fun. Definitely belongs in Steve's Wide 101 tour of the Nautilus.
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From: Laramie, WY
Mar 8, 2009
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|You can weasel in a very tipped out #5 (old style) Camalot early on the chimney, otherwise it]s #3 Bigbro until the last 5 feet of the chimney, where you can get a pretty good #4 Bigbro. Beyond that, doubles in #4.5 and 5 Camalots (old style) or #5 and 6 Friends will see you to the top in style. Mind you, when I first led it, I had a #4 (old style), #5 (new style) and #5 (old style) Camalot and did it just fine. You probably won't die with a light wide rack.


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A NEW date for the election in the Warley ward of Calderdale has been fixed following the death of the Conservative candidate.
Richard Maycock, a married 67-year-old died at his home in Savile Park, Halifax.
Calderdale Council says that electors and proxies in the Warley ward who normally vote in person should not attend at their allocated polling station on May 3.
Postal voters in the ward are being told to note that postal ballot papers will not be issued to them at this stage.
Poll cards, in respect of the new election date, on June 14, will be sent to all eligible electors in due course.
Remaining candidates in the Warley Ward will not need to submit a fresh nomination in respect of the
new election date as the legislation allows for their existing nomination to remain valid.
The election timetable does, however, start again and new nominations and/or withdrawals of candidature can be accepted.
The Notice of Election will be published on May 9 and nominations will close at noon on May 17.


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The Chicago Bulls announced Friday that they signed free agent guard D.J. Augustin.
Augustin averaged 2.1 points, 1.0 assist and 8.2 minutes over 10 games with the Toronto Raptors this season.
Augustin, 26, has averaged 9.4 points, 3.9 assists, 1.8 rebounds and 24.1 minutes over 368 NBA regular-season games with the Charlotte Bobcats, the Indiana Pacers and Raptors.
He was drafted ninth overall by the Bobcats in 2008.
The Bulls' roster is at 14 players.
--- Golden State Warriors center Jermaine O'Neal underwent successful arthroscopic surgery to repair a torn ligament in his right wrist, the team announced.
The team released no time table for his expected return.
The 35-year-old veteran, who is averaging 6.2 points and 4.5 rebounds this season, hurt the wrist four weeks ago.
---The Atlanta Hawks recalled guard John Jenkins from the Bakersfield Jam of the NBA Development League, the team announced.
Jenkins has played in 10 games for the Hawks this season, averaging 3.3 points and 13.5 minutes.


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SALISBURY Rugby Club has handed over a cheque for £750 to the Pride of Britain award-winning charity, Sebastian's Action Trust.
The trust, which supports families with life-limited and seriously-ill children from diagnosis through treatment and beyond, was chosen for support by the club following a meeting between former club chairman Brian Weatherley and Ted Crick.
Mr Crick's family, including his son Charlie, who attended the presentation, have been supported by the trust for a number of years. Charlie, who suffers from a serious health issue which includes heart problems, said "I am thrilled that the club have chosen to support Sebastian's Action Trust. The trust really helps me and my family and is always there for us when we need them."
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The Harmony Gold Show Choir, Performing and Fine Arts Boosters, and the administration of Walsh Jesuit High School announce the First Annual Walsh Jesuit Great Lakes Show Choir Invitational on Feb. 4 at Walsh Jesuit High School. The competition, sponsored by Physician's Weight Loss, will feature more than a dozen top-notch show choirs from Ohio and throughout the Midwest. The school hopes to make this an annual event.
The Great Lakes Invitational performances will take place in the intimate Center Stage Theatre. An expert panel of judges will award captions for Best Show, Best Choral Sound, Best Choreography, Best Combo and Best Crew. The top five choirs from the preliminary round will advance to the evening finals.
The Walsh Jesuit Great Lakes Invitational will be very spectator-friendly. Audience members will have the opportunity to enjoy some of the most entertaining song and dance put to stage.
Each choir will present a different style and theme with full costumes, personalized sets and professional sound and lighting. There will be a varied food selection available for purchase and provided by "A Taste of Excellence" catering.
Tickets may be purchased at the door. Proceeds will cover the cost of the event and will also benefit the Harmony Gold Show Choir's upcoming trip to the "Fame" National Show Choir Championships in Branson, Mo.
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Centro San Antonio helps accommodate downtown's growing residential population, enhance its office and retail market, and position downtown as a premier convention and visitor destination through the efforts of the Public Improvement District.
In 2000, Centro San Antonio Management Corporation launched Centro San Antonio-The Downtown Public Improvement District to provide services and improvements as a supplement to services provided by the City of San Antonio. These services are in the form of Ambassadors, Streetscaping and Maintenance.
In early 2013, petitions were distributed to all property owners in the existing PID and the proposed expansion areas, requesting their support of the reauthorization and expansion. On May 16, 2013, after submission of a valid petition with signatures of support from a majority of property owners comprising a majority of property values, a public hearing was held to hear comments of support or opposition. On May 30, 2013, City Council unanimously voted to approve the reauthorization and expansion of the PID for the new term to begin October 1, 2013.
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Friday Night Lights' Adrianne Palicki is the new Wonder Woman
Ladies and gentlemen, we have our new Wonder Woman: Friday Night Lights' Adrianne Palicki. Kim Kardashian must have told them no.
Deadline.com says the David E. Kelley effort on NBC will have Palicki playing a corporate executive (named Diana Prince, natch) who also happens to be a vigilante crime fighter. So where does the Amazon part come in? The pilot's director will be Jeff Reiner, who was director and co-executive producer of FNL back when it started on the peacock.
Palicki recently was in the ill-fate Lone Star and will be in the remake of Dawn, the site says. The Juice* can say we've seen none of these things, so we reserve judgment until we see Palicki's wardrobe.
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ScientificWorldJournal 2014:892048. 2014..Therefore, in TR-MDD, Facebook can be used as an effective enhancement therapy, adjuvant to pharmacological therapy with regular consultations, especially if the psychiatrist is the patient's online "friend." ..
- Moderate exercise improves depression parameters in treatment-resistant patients with major depressive disorderJorge Mota-Pereira
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J Psychiatr Res 45:1005-11. 2011..This study assessed the impact on depression and functioning parameters of a moderate intensity exercise program, as an adjuvant to pharmacotherapy, in treatment-resistant MDD patients...


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Congrats LeBron! (hopefully the MVP= No ring the same season trend continues)
Report: NBA to tap LeBron as MVPComment Email Print Share ESPN.com news services
The NBA will announce LeBron James as its MVP on Monday, The Plain Dealer of Cleveland has reported.
A day before the Cleveland Cavaliers begin their second-round series against the Atlanta Hawks, the league will anoint James, who turns 25 on Dec. 30, as its second-youngest MVP.
Wes Unseld won the award at 23 as a rookie with the Baltimore Bullets in 1968-69.
James, whose Cavaliers swept the Detroit Pistons in the first round of the playoffs, averaged 28.4 points, 7.2 rebounds and 7.6 assists during the regular season, his sixth in the NBA.
The Cavs host Atlanta on Tuesday after the Hawks finished off the Miami Heat in Game 7 of their first-round series Sunday.


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The curly girl method will definitely make huge difference in how your curls look. You need to go ahead and read up what to do do to it and not do to it while it's air drying. Like do finger-comb, do not brush, do scrunch, do plop. You need to try these methods without any product except maybe a leave in conditioner and see where your hair is actually. Step away from the blow-drier! I've never been completely free of silicons and sulfates but I have given up on heat styling and tried finger combing and leave in conditioner. It makes such a difference just the styling differently when its drying, I could do a before and after pic. By the way my hair texture has changed a lot since I was a child. This is just something that happens over time to a lot of people. I saw a picture the other day of my wavy daughter when she was small with baby curls everywhere. Can I make her hair do that again?, nope her hair changed. Its way more important whether you use a brush or a comb now than what it looked like in the past. What you do to your wet hair while its drying is my number one question. I can go from curl to wave to frizz just based on what I do to my wet hair, that's why I'm asking the question.
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Prop and Costume Materials
The list of materials in our shop is growing every day. Here's a list of the materials we love and can't live without. Also, there's a playlist below of our builds and tutorials featuring materials.
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Sculpting with Hot Glue, Tin Foil, & Pal Tiya Clay – Prop: Shop
Bill and Britt recently had a chance to visit Kim Beaton in her studio near Seattle and learn a bit about working with her new material, Pal Tiya. Kim also showed them a great technique for bulking out basic sculpture forms using aluminum foil and hot glue.
Sculpting a Giant Dragon with Pal Tiya – Prop: Shop
This year at Renton City Comic Con near Seattle, Bill got the chance to meet Kim Beaton and check out a new sculpting material called Pal Tiya. The material was invented by her husband Warren Beaton as a non toxic alternative to other sculpting mediums.
Prop: Shop – Chrome Helmet Visors and Patterns with Evil Ted
Bill & Ted take you on an excellent adventure! Learn how to make really quick and cheap, see-through chrome visors for your space armor helmets!
Prop: Shop – Molding & Casting 101: Colored Tints
Learn about the materials and techniques required to tint your urethane resin exactly the color you require!
Prop: Shop – Molding & Casting 101: Intro to Urethane Resin
Everything you need to know about the urethane resin you'll be using to cast pieces in your silicone molds.
Prop: Shop – Molding & Casting 101: Intro to Silicone Rubber
In this first part of our molding and casting props series, Bill talks about the various types of silicone used for the process.
Punished Props 2015 Holiday Gift Buying Guide
Punished Props show their favorite prop and cosplay tools and supplies. Consider getting some of these items for the cosplayers in your life!
L200 Foam: Top Quality Costume Armor Material
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Sandpaper: Gotta Have It
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Contact Cement King: Barge
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Ukiah Daily Journal
At the conclusion of their preliminary hearing in Mendocino County Superior Court Thursday morning, the two men accused in a high-speed chase and shooting at a deputy's car were bound over for trial on charges of the attempted murder of a peace officer and assault with a firearm, among other charges.
Walter K. Miller allegedly leaned out the passenger window of a 1995 Thunderbird driven by his co-defendant, Christopher Skaggs, and shot at deputy Darren Brewster's pursuing patrol car, hitting the radiator and disabling the car about two miles after turning onto Highway 253 south of Ukiah in the Feb. 25 chase.
The preliminary hearing is the district attorney's chance to show a judge enough evidence to be strongly suspicious that the accused committed the crimes and should be held to answer for them.
Witnesses who took the stand during the first part of the hearing Wednesday testified about the two defendants' statements to law enforcement about the incident, and that of Tracy Cox, Skaggs' girlfriend, who was also in the car with her dog in the back seat during the chase.
Wrapping up his case Thursday morning, prosecutor Matt Hubley of the Mendocino County District Attorney's Office told the court that as Brewster was walking up to the driver's window after stopping the T-bird on South State Street for expired registration tags, Miller told Skaggs to "duck," indicating that he meant to shoot the deputy.
That was according to Skaggs' statement, Hubley told the court, which also included an assertion that Skaggs sped away just as Brewster reached the window to avoid gunfire, and drove "like a bat out of hell."
Hubley argued that because Cox saw the 9 mm submachine pistol Miller had, and because Miller leaned out the window first with the gun's safety on, sat back to remove the safety and leaned out again to shoot, "certainly it was out there that shots were very likely to be fired." Miller also allegedly told his companions, "I'm not going to prison for the rest of my life,'" Hubley said.
Miller claimed during an interview with Mendocino County Sheriff's Office detective Andrew Porter that he wasn't trying to shoot the deputy, but was just trying to scare him away from the chase, according to Porter's Wednesday testimony. Porter said Miller also claimed that he knew Brewster and wouldn't have shot at his car if he knew it was him.
Cox contradicted her boyfriend's statement when she told authorities she hadn't heard Miller tell Skaggs to duck at the traffic stop, Ukiah attorney Al Kubanis -- who represents Miller -- argued in court Thursday.
"There was no intent on the part of my client to kill Deputy Brewster," Kubanis said, adding that shooting in the direction of an inhabited vehicle "supports implied malice," but did not show the "express malice" needed to charge his client with attempted murder.
"There's nothing to indicate that my client harbored a specific intent to kill Deputy Brewster," Public Defender Linda Thompson, who represents Skaggs, argued. "He (Miller) certainly was firing from a moving vehicle ... one bullet penetrated the radiator; Miller was trying to get him to back off."
Video taken from Brewster's pursuing patrol car showed the chase reaching 95 miles per hour on South State Street, then slowing after the T-bird turned onto the winding Highway 253. Brewster testified Wednesday that the T-bird slowed and at least twice crossed into the oncoming lane to give the passenger -- Miller -- a better shot at him.
The rounds, at least five of them, were fired in rapid succession while the T-bird was in a straight stretch of the highway and in the opposite lane, Hubley argued.
"For an all-out chase, it was slower," Judge John Behnke said of the leg of the pursuit that took place on Highway 253. With Miller leaning out the passenger window to aim, coming back inside to take the pistol's safety off and leaning out again, "Skaggs would certainly know what was going on at that time, and to put or keep the vehicle in the eastbound lane gives Miller a better shot."
Skaggs will also be held to answer a charge that he recklessly evaded a peace officer. Behnke said the evidence made him "strongly suspect" both men were involved in a burglary from a Potter Valley home reported earlier the night of the chase, during which five guns and other items were reported stolen.
Some of the items were found at the scene where the T-bird was found abandoned in a driveway off of Highway 253; the 9 mm semi-automatic pistol, one of the five guns reported stolen from the Potter Valley home, was found in the Best Western hotel room on Orchard Avenue where Miller was holed up for nearly four hours and threatening suicide before he surrendered to SWAT agents Feb. 27.
Miller was held to answer a burglary charge from a previous incident where he was alleged to have taken a laptop and medicine from an acquaintance's home, and a charge that he threatened a potential witness when he later spoke to the acquaintance after the burglary was reported.
Hubley withdrew a robbery charge where a woman who was checking on her friend's home caught Skaggs rummaging through her friend's dresser and was punched by Skaggs as he left.
"The person from whom the property is taken has to be the owner or have a significant relationship to the owner," Behnke said, explaining the reason for the withdrawal of the charge.
The judge held the men to answer for first-degree burglary from the woman's friend, and Skaggs for battery on the woman who he allegedly punched.
Skaggs and Miller are due back in court for arraignment on the information -- a procedural step in felony cases -- on May 28.
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One year later a new site, Safe and Well, has been created for faster communication. Through this website you can search for missing family members, or if you are a survivor, post your physical condition and location. Phone registration is also available. Safe and Well is accessible via https://disastersafe.redcross.org.
Checking out the site, I noticed that 11 people have registered today. Our thanks again, Microsoft, for proving that life is not all fun and games.
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The Miami Heat's 114-96 win over the Pacers in Game 3 of the NBA Eastern Conference Finals on Sunday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse was as thorough as it sounds. It was a re-establishing of identity, a rebooting of the series' personality.
Miami is the champ, Indiana is the challenger and both are back in those roles again. The Pacers were reminded you can't beat the champ with a technical knockout (or technical flopout, to play off the Heat's tendency to tip over). You have to deliver a full knockout punch.
"We have to come out and make them a little more uncomfortable," Pacers forward David West said. "At halftime, they had one turnover (and only four in the second half), so obviously they're just moving the ball around and doing what they want to do.
"They're the best team in the NBA," West said, "so if you want to beat the best team in the NBA you have to turn the pressure up, be disciplined from start to finish."
Game 2 ended with Spoelstra holding figurative smelling salts in his team's face, the home-court advantage taken by the Pacers in a 97-93 win.
The Heat players were fully alert Sunday. Game 3 reshaped the series with a 70-point first half of Heat power in all its defending-champ glory.
"We were more focused to getting to our identity (on offense)," Spoelstra said. "We were more committed to not settling, not letting them off the hook with shots they want us to take. They've a very good defensive team. We have to be committed to move the ball and let other people make plays."
Spoelstra called it a "team win," perhaps a veiled reference to the comment out of Pacers camp that the Heat have a "Big 3" but the Pacers have a "Big 5." He was right. The Heat came out intent on running a fluid offense that didn't have to turn into LeBron James vs. The World.
Suddenly, purposefully, Udonis Haslem returned to relevancy, hitting 8 of 9 shots and finishing with 17 points. "He's played his biggest in the biggest moments," Spoelstra said.
Mario Chalmers was efficient and aggressive, scoring 14. Dwyane Wade, when he wasn't knocked down by an errant Pacers fingernail or eyelash, scored 18, including one monster dunk. Chris Bosh was solid with 15. James was James, scoring 22 with an emphasis to use his muscle inside.
If there was a moment when the tone of the game, and perhaps the series, changed, it was when James posted Paul George down low, then muscled his way into a left-handed layup. The move, which put the Heat up by 10 in the second quarter, led to a Pacers timeout and George slamming the ball on the floor.
George had his poorest game of the postseason, at both ends, finishing with 13 points and eight assists, hitting only 3 of 10 shots. He couldn't handle James' more physical, inside approach.
"We understand that's where he can operate and get easy baskets," George said. "I just have to do a better job battling him down there."
Vogel didn't sound as down afterward as one might expect. The Pacers made a third-quarter push to trim the deficit to seven points, but the Heat pushed back and turned it into a rout.
"They're one of the great teams this league has seen, defending champs on a historic run this year," Pacers coach Frank Vogel said. "If you're not perfect guarding them, they'll do what they did to us tonight."
Where does this leave the series? Miami is up 2-1 going into Game 4 on Tuesday night, again in Indy.
The tough part for the Pacers is that the non-LeBron players are awake. Ray Allen hit a couple three-pointers, Shane Battier hit a three and Chris Andersen stretched his perfect shooting to 13 for 13 against the Pacers. While most of those are point-blank shots, perfect is perfect.
The real difference-maker was Haslem, who was hitting the midrange shots that eat at a defense. James called him the heartbeat of the team.
"Is he going to shoot 8 for 9 every night? I don't know, we'll see," Vogel said. "If he does, it's probably going to be a long series for us. We have to make some adjustment for sure."
The positive side for the Pacers is the fact a win Tuesday could erase the disappointment of Game 3. They did have a couple bright spots in the loss, including double doubles by Roy Hibbert (20 points, 17 rebounds) and West (21 points, 10 rebounds) and 19 points from George Hill.
Spoelstra pointed out that his team took 48 hours to lament the Game 2 loss and then put it behind. That's what he expects the Pacers will do, too.
"That's what it's got to be right now, the next challenge, the next game, because it doesn't matter how much you win by," Spoelstra said. "This series is competitive. That's a very good basketball team. So we have to be focused and get ready for another one."
There's one difference now: Miami has the look of a champ again, no longer staggering.


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Russian MFA says US realized terror threat in Syria
"The fact the US has finally added Jabhat al Nusra to its list of international terrorist groups means it's come to realize what threat a surging terror activity poses to Syria," Mr. Gatilov tweeted Thursday.
He said the major stumbling stone hid in drawing the line between terror groupings and Syrian opposition, adding their reluctance to sit down at the negotiating table was what united both warring parties.
Jabhat al Nusra is reportedly affiliated with al-Qaeda. In October 2012, the grouping claimed responsibility for a string of deadly blasts that struck downtown Aleppo killing dozens.
The U.S. aircraft carrier "Dwight D Eisenhower" has arrived off the shores of Syria.
The multipurpose nuclear attack carrier the U.S.S. Dwight D Eisenhower is leading the naval assault group which has arrived in the eastern Mediterranean.
It is in close proximity to the coast of Syria. On board the ship are 70 fighter-bombers and a total 8,000 US servicemen.
The Dwight D Eisenhower joined the amphibious assault helicopter carrier Iwo Jima, which has been in the area for almost two weeks.
In all there are now 17 Amercian warships off the Syrian coast.
Ankara knows the "exact location" of hundreds of ground missiles belonging to the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad, local media cited the country's Foreign Minister Davutoglu.
"Assad has about 700 missiles... Now we know the exact location of all of them, how they are stored and who holds them," Davutoglu was quoted as saying by the Sabah newspaper.
The NATO Council, at the level of the Foreign Ministers of the member countries, approved the placement of Patriot Missile Batteries on the border dividing Turkey and Syria, said NATO Secretary General Anders Fogh Rasmussen.
Germany, the Netherlands and the U.S. expressed their willingness to send additional weapons.
According to the head of NATO, the organization is "making every effort" to speed up the transfer of the missiles to the area.
Rasmussen stressed that the complexes placed in Turkey "will not be used to support a no-fly zone or an offensive against Syria."
In the second half of November, Ankara approached the alliance with a request to expand its air defenses to protect against a possible attack by Syria.
Russia, Syria and Iran have criticised Turkey's request to the alliance to send the Patriots which can be used to intercept missiles.
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